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LIVING A prssIPAfEp LIVE

he soon n Anaged TO squander bis property,
and was lone in the world. without money
and without friends Arrived at the bottom
Of the ladder, now working as clerk In the
New York custom house, now as a conduc-
tor on street-car, now as a landsman on
board a ship bound for the coast Of China,
be too was soon but wreck of bis former
self, and when be returned to the United
States not one of his old associates could
have recognized him. In due course Of time
he too
ARRIVED IN CHICAGO,
where he made himself known to an alder
man of this city. whose wife was acquaint-
ed with the early history Of the wretched
applicant, for help. The demon Of strong
drink was indelibly fixed upon the one-time
wealthy gentleman, however, and on several
occasions when his bare feet had been en-
cascd in new shoes, the gift Of some bene-
factor, he would pawn them as well as the
clothes on bis back for liquor. Finally, he
too was paralyzed, and he was sent to the
county hospital. lie had only been there a
few DAYS when the warden made the start
linz discovery above mentioned, and as
soon as their sickness would permit the bus
band and vii were
ON * MORE UNITED.
After that they wore often seen seated
near each other, in the halls Of the grim old
structure, coDversing in low tones, Of what,
no one knew, nor neyer sought TO ascertain,
but no words Of complaint were ever heard
to fall from their lips, as clasPed hand in
hand,
THEY PATIENTLY AWAITED
the arrival of deaths messenger. One bright
and lovely morning, only week or two
ago, they were wheeled out into the ball,
the large doors were flung open, and they
we're permitted to look ouJ upon the great
city. The sun shone down with warmth
that seemed to do them good, and they were
left alone by their attendants. Less than
an hour afterward, when be returned to
them, be found that their trials and tribula-
tons we're at an end. Peacefully and quiet
". with hands interlocked, and facing each
other, the decree of divorce was set aside by
a heavenly tribunal, and they were reunited
ia death.
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5hr7t' orkinaman's Adrotatt
CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI,
sAruRDAr. NOV. 80. ls7O.
The Hymn Of the Wiltshire Lab,rer,

he Hymn Of the Wiltshire Laborers
IL Dout you an thiuk that vs have great 1 aed q
to our COD "a Put Il in the hearts our gre.seou
zen ana her members o. PArlerment 70 graa, Us ,re
'ad .'- Lacg Smptias. al BrsmhiA
God, who by Thy Prophets hand
pid,t smile the rocky brake
" hence water came ~ Thy command
Thy Peoples thirst " STAKE:
s'slAs' nov. upon thi granite wall,
stern, oodurate aud high;
Ana let some drops o. ply fall
f9r ~ Who starve and de
The God, Who to0k a uttls child
And set hlm N the midst.
Aud promised hum IT'S mercy mis-
As, b Thy Son, Thou didst
Lcok down upon our children dear,
- gsunt, 50 cold, spare,
ana lct th.ir Images appear
Nhere lords and sentry are
God, teach Them 20 feel how We
When our paol Infants droop
arc WHnkehtd IN our trust IN Thee
Ana how our spiuts stoop
Ftr, iu Thy rest, 70 bright aud far.
All tears ana sorToWs SLEEP
Anl ihslr young Looks, SO full Ct care,
Nouid make Thine angels Neeu
TIE God, who with His anger drew
TOE Judgment coming on,
write ior those meu wuo must eusue,
Ete many years be gone
Nud, whose bow Is 10 The SKY,
Let them not brave aud dare
Unti thty look too late) on high
Aud see an arrow there
God, remind them. n tLe bread
They break upon the knee
These sacred words may yet he read
F." In memory 81 Me l'
y tod, remind thom Of Ills sKeet
Compassion Tor the poor,
AhG hoE He gave thvm bread TO eat
ANA went IRON door 10 door.
CHAKLEs DIcKEss, lSl6.
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WsrcH No iF4. STEs WtSnEr. Bear Trade ~ r
hteon 2 en. Marion n I
watch Co., has been carried BY fifteen months
WILLARD DERBY.
* Or Derby. snow q Prertiss, Jersey CIV y y
NArcH M ii5t WiypERBelrng Trade aIarl Fr.-rc
At'e"n A Co. Marion y J. manufactured by he Jn.
watch Co., has been month"; i TRIAL
fran mean time being only 4 seconds.
A. /. DENNIS P-rs't y J. r. u & :. .r
tt7-, W.. EYES. ...H
Wares No iass4, sTFN wISbtR.-Bearrg Tra.Nilk e if
states Watch Co.. has been carried by mouths
variation from time being i've ssralds p-r uauit
a. {. PRIEST, Asst Supt ). \. G.. & n 2. e.
WArrH No. I'LL, srE1 WISBKR.-Rsarp TraNIarl rrere
ttherteu Co.. Marion. ~ J. ." nsnufscuF~ h~
Watch Co.. has been carried Nv M bn... rr- r sr.i
time tsingonly a-e-s-- u i r-r
day. h. =. PHELPS. Con. y. D. Central n R
WATcH No. 1867, SrEN vISnER,-B-aring TrsA-Na Fr.er
Afheron Co, Marion, \. j. n, ht ths Ilif~
Watch Co, has been carried i-s- iltl v-rs
ton from time being only s-capds per s4lnfh
HENRY SMITH, Treas Panama II r.. ~, WAT -t. N III
wArrH No. ll9s, SrHM wrNpEER-arng T-zNitrs r-.i-
Aiheon Co, Marion " J., Manufacture hv tae Attest -it
thattime at and in All the E4ru
that time and II hs
H. LASSlNG, Manager kHy asFb-arAsr o. ~ KY. t...
- ~ BrrEluas- y r.
BEWARE Of 'northLess iolitofioas rim ,-tis NJ.
certteogis Of geHuiaeness from those OF -ia H.a M
Engraved on he Plate Over ne Aaia S.ag Banoti. I
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DYSPEPSIA.


Warmers Cough Balsam 10 hsaliag, soften
ing and expectorating. The extraordinary power =.
possesses In immediately relieving, and eventually
curing, the most obstinate cases OF Coughs, Colds
ore Throat Bronchitis IpnuenSa, Catarrh, HOarss.
ness, Asthma and Consumption IL almost incredible.
prompt IL the relief and certain its effects ell the
above any affection OF the throat ana lungs
that thou sands Of ply scans daily prescribing hi
and and all say that il the most healing and en-.
pectoratDg medicine known. One lose always affords
relief, and In most bottle effects cure Sold
BY druggists In large bottles Price One Dollar. IL 10
your fault II you still cough and suffer- The BaIsAm
will cure.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 8.

- OF Albany, N. ", meets eve WEDNESDAY
evening at No. ~ State street AIbanvN.Y McClures
building. cornac Nc Williams, president; Michael Con
gay nrst vice PRESIDENT Richard CanavAn second vice
president; San ue Nee corresponding secretary Jas
ONeal, recording secretary; Michael j. FLYNN nnancIa
secretary VIM. 0Brian, assistant; Thomas II. Kerr
treasurer; william Drake, conductor; Thomas Newton
deputy. Postof1ce boz sa3
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CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' UNION

~ NO. Z Of Albany, \. y meets ~ "a State street,
every tuesday evening. 0FFcERs-P. COLEMAN, Pre-
sident rhos. Stevens, Vice President; James Wren,
ID Vice President; James J Lee, Treasurer; tt omas
Hogan, Rec Sec. Thomas Lanahan, Pin. Sec. ; james
Broley. Assistant John X. Finch l. cal Deputy Post
o1i0e box 90, Albany, N. Y.
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TOURNEYMEN STONECUTTERS' Assoc
81 CITATION on CHICAGO, meets on the LIST and Cd
WEDNESDAY Of each month, at corner Of Taylor ana
caAa istreets. T. Ftsgrrald, President John Burma
Cor. Sec. John Burk, Fin. See; Thomas Woodman,
Treasurer.
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pRTCKLAYERS UNION. NO. /,

- Of Ohio meet at their Hall 90 West Flhh Street
Cincinnati, every MONDAY evening, eight o'ciuck
President, O. CavaBaEh Vice President, N. G. Sew
ard Recording Secretary. Charles Lupton Knan
cisl Secretary, Thomas OKeefe Treasurer, vii ian
E~ing Trustees, Jas. Robbins, b. y. stokes. JOIN
o Ksefe; Corresponding Secretary Joha Byron. H. O.
Qaw
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
Warmers vinum Vita, or Wine Of
Lifes 10 free from any poisonous drugs Impurities
being prepared for those who require stimuant. Il
In the world for purifying the blood I'll the most
pie sa md delicious article offered the public
far superior to brandy, Whlky, wine, blter or any
other article. Is more healthy, and cheaper. Both
male and femaie, young or old, take the Wine Z
Lfe.-lt Is, In lact, life preserver. Those Who wish
10 enjoy good health aud free Gov OF lively sprits
will do well to take the Wine Of Life. Il 10 different
from thing before In 1t 10 sold BY
Also q al respectable saloons. Price One Dollar, in
quart bottles.
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ME BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS PRO

III TECTIVE UNION meets the LIST and Brd a.
turdays Of every month at halfpast seven O'Clock
NJ. in ths PrinterNs Union Hail, No. 49, Nixon IL.
change building
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GIGAR MAKERS
PROTECTIVE
NIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. s.

- Of Montreal, Canada, meets al Union Hail. Craig
street. Ithony Dausch, president; Peter Tngshsim
vice president W. J. Alstrom, recording srancia
secretary Isaac Hart, corresponding secretary Boz
1904 Montreal. P. Q
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HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No.
Ill lls meets the hst tuesday Of every MONTH at half
past sewn O'Clock, 10 Brants Hall. }. II. kurEen-
knape President; Frank Gembe, Vice President; @.
Baumastei, Recording Secretary 3. Weaver, Finsn-
cIaI Secretary j. O. snsvely Treasurer saml Bence,
Corresponding Secretary.
r o. Boz 223
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PLASTERERS, ASS

q CITATION, Of ClncE natl, meets every other Thurs
day evening at Iron Mouders Union Hail 90 West Fih
Street, All Communications should be addressed ths
Oorrespcnding Secretary, 159 West Trout street.
D. A. LEL1s Sscs JoHE CAsEI, Pres.
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MA

- KkRs' UNION NO. 90, a Nos. 27 aod SO Orchard
street. New York city. Meeting nIghts the FIRST TUES
DAY Of every month. Conrad P. Kuhn, President
L. W0hlhagen and u lager, Vice Presidents r. ait
Rec Sec NORTH Rothsohids, Cor-sec., 81 So Orch
Ars street; D. Huck, Fin. Sec; Il. Huck, Treasurer
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OPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS' IN.

~ ION, No. l, Of Philadephis, the lat 2na sud
4th TIL URsDAY evenings IN evsrv month, their Hall
10 LocuSs street, third door above Eighth street W
u. Johnson president Joseph 3. Hackney vice preri
dent, theodore Yardley recording financial score
tarys samuel Durus assistant secretary, Elisha Jone
treasurer Edward Phelan sergeant at arms A. Lloyds
O. H. Carson Ill X Brav trustees
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OPERATIVE PLASTERERS PROTEt,.
OTvE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Of CHICAGO.
ILL, meets every TUESDAY evening, q o'clcck II
.. n->--~'s Han 29s annth CLARK street
Wk fIeeOg President
John y. Tsvsan. Corresponding Sec. TsBrown street
James JenreJ, Jr., Rec. seory. 4os Staie, street,
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DINGHAMPTON, N. Y.-Union N o.
ID IA meets on the FIRST Tuesday evening In each
month. VIM. Branan. President James Evans Vice
resident L. 4. Larrabee, Recording Secretary
j Coz Financial and Corresponding Secretary. VIM.
A. BnIlis. Treasurer. WIN. A. Bulls, Janitor p. u
Rox 1881
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

Vh1OAUO 4IEOOhAE AlOAA ONION
" No. 10, meets the LAST SATURDAY evening o feacA
monsh Il Printers Union Hall, room 3 Nixon's Ex'
change buliding. Entrance on Exchange Place.
jams M. CULvER, President.
X rRAcKY. Recording Secretary.
EN- KEsRoTT Corresponding Secretary.
All Communications must be directed 10 the Cores
pondlng Secretary, Postoeiee boz 5sT.
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TROY, N. Y.-Union No. 8 meets
IL on the laa Friday Of each month At Apr olo Hall,
corner OF Congress and River streets. George Wolfe,
President Andrew Bierer, Vice President. George
smith Recording Secretary WIN. Ocbus, Financial
secretary VIM. Young, Treasurer. Ad~lPh staude,
Corresponding Secretary. P. o. Box fO2.
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warnorss Pile Kennedy has never failsd
tnot Ia easel 70 eur. the very wor eases OF
aGlcted should inmeoiaiely call their druggist and
got WAarER's PmR RRmRpY. IL 10 exEpessly for The
Piles and recommended 10 any other d3seass
IL has cured % thirty years standing.
Price One Dollar. POr Sale By Druggists everywhere.
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TRADES DIRECTORY.

NATIONAL LABOR UNIUN-ORGAF
IN IEEr August Goth, Observation-Disclosures Detroit
Mich RIcEARD TREvELLIcK, President.
los GriswOld rect, Detroit
CONRAD KUHN, First Vice President, New York.
MES. Z. q. q. WILLARD, Chicago, III.
j. W. BRnwSIxG Sec. 50 Grove street, New York.
A W PHELPs. neAs., IA Washington ST., New Hs
ven, Conn.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO.

- OF Wisconsin Headquarters, Milwaukee. Meats
every second and fourth SATURDAY In each month
A. No. fso Fourth street. Patrick Nichols presideLt
sol Astr st. Joseph Humhe vice president No. ~
Esst Water st. Jacob Bott treasurer 637 Seventh 81
b. thompson. reco ding secretary, Postoce boN II1s
Mhwaukee 7. Tinker financial secretary, So Pros
pect st.. James Tinker chairman trustees $50 Marshal
8. w. T. Watson, corresponding secretary, 100 Thiri
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IRREGULARITIES, MASONS AND
- PLAsPERERs' UNION No. a. Of Pittsheld, sisss,
meets every other Saturday at o'clock, p. NJ, in
Browns Block, Fem street. James c. Dodge president
Samuel Turner LIST president, N. c. Chapman sen
End vice president, George Tanner nan a secretary
Samuel Dodge treasurer, H. T. Markham recording and
corresponding secretary. box 1873.
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UNION. NO. Is

" Headquarters Beryn House, as East Broadway
New York Meets the first TU ESDAY In every month
Kelley Moses president Henry Fcisel vice president
Lewis Benjamin, treasurer, Hart Jacobs recording
cretary Morris Davis financial secretary, Barnett Ber
Ign corresponding seer tarv.
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OPRINGFIELD, ILL.-UnioR No.
- Is ,neets ON the first Saturday Of each month The
Harmonic Hall on Fifth street. between Warrington and
Jefferson WIN. Toy. Pres. Geo. Mathos Vice Pre-
nd- Iindner rec Sec. Pat e. Powers, Financial
secretlry Leonard ". Conner, Treasurer ohas Rosen
thai Corresponding Secretary. r. o Drawer $3.50.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO. n

- District Of Columbia meats In thu City Of Wash
ipgton on the LET and 3rd THURSDAY n each mouth.
8 Sloan, president; v. Burch, vice president; j. P
Farrell secretary; K Murphy, treasurer; Lewis lrum.
DO, corresponding secretary.
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CIGAR MAKERS UNION, NO. |.
- ofMaryl4ad, meets the first FRIDAY eysnInr
Of every month at Central hail. rs North Cav street
Baltimore. EDWIN JOHNSON, Pres.
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II ANSAS CITY, MO.-Union No.
IN l07 meets the last Saturday evening Of each
month, at Turner'S Hall
JOSH HUsSAs, President.
HEKRY BEoEARD, Recording Secretary.
HEHnY SEP, Corresponding Secretary, Drawer 2o32
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KEOKUK.-Union No. so meets on
N the nrst Saturday evening Of every month, on
Main street between Ninth and Tenth streets b. Rol
lat president. George KIel, Vice President. Fred.
isi and Corresponding Secretary John Laubesheimer
treasurer. p. o. Box 13l.
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OLINTON, TOWA.-Union No. ii,

4 IlN1ON, low A.-UnlOn No. IFS
W meets on the hrst Monday or every month at the
corner u Fourth avenue = d Second street james
Harvey, President. George Becker. Recording ami
Corresponding Secretary Herman Hoffman, Financial
Secretary. John Mmnstorf, Trslsurer. P o. Box
la.
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OIGAR MAKERS PROTEC7

~ UNION. No. ~. OF the City Of Detroit Meets
the nrst and third FRIDAY Of every MONTH at the La
fayette Hal, Gratrot street. Detroit Ferdinand Schultz
President; Tbs. Tobm. Rec. Sec. Anthony Kruger FIN
Sec August EtEer, Treasurer John y Steiner, Cor:
Sec Boz 39o.
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Legislation on Ccal-Mlulng

Second ARrrLE. Nt>uIAuo>.
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H. Of Pennsylvania, meets IN Chester every MON
DAY evening. c-rner Of Third and Penn streets. VIM
Mcdonald president, JEFF. Pedrick vice president A. I
responding secretary W. H. Brown assistant do, James
g. Dutton treasurer, william T. Galloway. g. N. Nc
Donald, John Meekins Ns,ees, G. A. Winfree sergent
Mnerge Wiegand, De y.
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BRIG kLAYERS.

PRICKLAYERS UNION, NO. ],
Washington street, opposite the Court Hous Indiana
polls. Eli Stricken. president William Ksely, vice
president; Michael Lynch, recording secretary Geo
Weaver, financial secretary 0liver Keey, treasurer
oliver uchsnsn, conductor Henry Eniss, door keeper
John FegAu, Charls Rihl G. B. Berry, trustees. Mi
chael Lynch, recording secretary, 659 North Illinois
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L AFAYETTE, IND.-Union No. 80
4 meets on the drst Sa urday Of each month. Han
No. North Fourth street n. @. johnson, president
Henry Wark. president woodro Porter, treas
uTer X. II. Msrkley, recording, corresponding and
financial secretary.
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CLEVELAND, O.-Union No. II
~ cts the first Saturday in each month j.
Jacobs, president. j. E. Brand, vice president. VIM
v Cannon corresponding and recording secretary box
E.f2. Henry stegk hamper financial secretary. VIM
Myers, treasurer. }. Z. Brand. VIM. Bresich, d G.
Marks, trustees.
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and settled down with promises to lead a
more eircumsPect and praiseworthy life.
But the young vile had tasted Of tie cup,
and she yearned d swallow its contents
even to the bitter dregs. The husband BY
bis cruelty ana reproaches materially aided
her in her resolve to lead heuceforth life
Of her own choosing. Henceforth she was
almost daily seen seated in a pony pbaeton
with either a stranger or some one whom she
knew her husband detested, driving about
the streets 0. thst 5oodly town, or across the
river out to neighboriug Villages. In fact,
she commenced
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w Is meets on the hr8t TUESDAY 70 each llunIn a
Rreex Han, Charles Rawboae, President. John Lag
anna. VICE President. joan Casnell, Treasurer. J.
HsIdenriech, Recording Secretary. o. NJ Adams, u
napsial and Corresponding Secretary. P. o. Box SlS
OINCINNATI.-Union No. meets
" a Arbeiser Hal, walnut street above Thireenth,
On the arst and third Tuesdays Of each month. John
Pfester President. Alonzo Mateer. Vice President.
Herman Goldenberger, Financial Secretary. Adolph
Rndres Corresponding and kngIish Recording secre-
,arv. Herman Buttenhut German Recording Score
tsry. Benjamin Koop, Treasurer. r. .. Box 2s2o
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OnGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
~ OF CHICAGO, meets every other WEDNESDAY
EvEMsss Of Bach Month, At s. Gesrges Hail, 2sS
'0n'" ''''' street. }. Msw.ru.. Pre-.
CHAs. II. HoEEEN Cor sec'y Drawer 6Os3 Chicago
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PROVIDENCE, r. Union No. 20
j meets on the FIRST Tuesday Of each noath in Lee
ter's Hail. lilo Cranstou street Owen L. Leack, Prest
dent. p. Fowler Vice President. John A. schrtne,
Treasurer Geo. Jesuph, Recording Secretary. p. J
Meshea Financial and Corresponding Secretary, No.
993 High street.
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A LBANN, N. Y.-Union No. 8
A meets the second evening OF each month at
Moudcrs' Han, is State street. NJ L. Mead. president
VIM. Bfey vice president. J I'm A. Heenan, financial
secretary. Joseph keuk, treasurer. :. Z. swr mn
corresponding and recording secretary No. 10 Jssr
sSn street.
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CIGAR MAKERS.

hAl TON, OllIO.-Unlon No. 30
~ meets The first Monday evening o. every month
~ No. ~ Jefferson street "a. q. Decker presidenf.
Ernest Argue, Vice president. Henry Rkker, record
hg secretary. Henry Steiner. I. easurtr David Am
brose, corresponding and financial secretary, No 80
jones street.
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NATIONAL UNION OF BRICKLAY
IN ERs-Hesdquarters, Cincinnati, Ohio.
JOIN o'kszTTE, President, No. 143 Richmond street
Cincinnati Ohio Edward 0'Rourke, vice-President,
200 Bridge street. Brooklyn, N. Stephen J. BGrrows
Secretary National Union OF Brieklayers 1871 Ainse st.
W riiamsburgh, N. Y. Thomas C. Tinker, Yce-Sscre
tsry, So Prospect street. Milwaukee, Wis; Waiter d.
Dobson, Treasurer 5s7 East Eighth Street. Washington
d. c. Ezra Thomas. delegate at Large, No. 80 Jack
stree. Dayton, Ohio.
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CARPENTERS & JOINERS' Ma
~ TI0NAL UNION. Headquarters, Philadelphia,
Pa VIZ, MowBR4I, Pre'iuent, 80 North SIXTH Street.
Philadelphia. Pa. WN. J. JEssUP, Secretary, IL Nor.
folk Street, New York city, N. Y
N1ACHINISTS' AND BLACKSMITHS
WI UNION, NO. l, OF Ohio, meets First and Third
hoSpAY NIsBT Of every month, at half-past sevsI
O'clock, P. M, At Iron Mouders Hail. W West Fiftb
Street, Cincinnati.
x. P. BRADFORD, President
d, B. DIXON. Corresponding Secr'y.
NATIONAL UNION OF RRIOKLAY
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NIGAR MAKERS' UNION NO IA

TWIN Nh NDItD OINIONy NOs 10,
- Of st. Loui. meets the Second FRIDAY eve.
ming 10 every nth, At Turner'S Hail. No. 10 South
Tenth Street. ossph BOken, President jos Dash
man, Nice-PTes lent Edward Frye, Recording sec'y
Chas. Rekfeidi. Flnancial secy; JOHN Bayersdarfer
Treasurer; E ast. Vomer, Cor. secretary. Boz 2643
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-22
Mayors Court.

James Campbell ON the 18th assaulted
James Burns and was arrested therefor
fined five dollars and costs. On the next
day he attacked Burns again scratching
him considerably, and then made tracks.
The officers have been unable 10 find this
helhgerent Campbell so far.
John McAuley was afflicted with ben
zine on the 10th and spent the night in
the lookup, fined one dollar and COSTS
Mathew Forbes for the same complaint
ssed the night Of the 10Th in the lock-
up and was fined the same
James Bingham was properly cared iol
AGAIN having imbibcd too much Of the
worm of the still" He spent Saturday
night, Sunday and Sunday night in the
lookup much tn hls great disgust. He
wa, fined two dollars and costs and prom
ised to DO 20 no more aud to JON the
Good remplars.
Two painters Of our city, boon compan-
ions on a glorious high on Euesday and
quite disorderly, were fined three dollars
each and costs.
''Swope," 4 short name for Fritz Alex
andcr the greatest horse machine for saw
inc wood in all this corporation, was put
in the lookup on Saturday afternoon and
kept there till Monday evening Swope
never pays fine, but on this occasion
worked it outsby scruhbug and white
washing the city hotel