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, 1872-10-17

as to be puwerless, and she hEs lot left her
room since her return to the city. She waz
forced to sit in an easy chair, her arm being su p
ported by frame. To lie down caused intense
pain and difficulty in breathing. In this
chair, where she has sat for two MONTHS she
died, surrounded by loving friends and her eyes
resting On the beautiful flowers which were her
comfort in life.
mont, and sent messages Of her love to distant
friends. A short time ago she told her husband
that she WIS shocked when she saw strangers
viewing tho remains Of the late Alice Carey in
DR.. Deems church, and one Of her last requests
was, 'sLet no stranger look upon my face"
whispered aa the breath Of life was passing
from her. She had always entertained strong
aversion to ostentatious funerals, and her wishes
in this will bo fulfilled 10 the letter by her
friends.
Early On Thursday she knew her end was ap-
proaehing At 3 o'clock in tho afternoon she
called her family around the arm chair in which
from resting on bed. Sadly did every member
respond to the summons. In the little circle
Wero Pr r. Parton, Miss Eldriage' the dying lady's
Mrs. Bumsteaa, and . little grandchild. DR..
Sturges, her physician, came in at that moment
and joined the group. The authorcss, whose
life was rapidly ebbing, called each to her side,
and said few words OF admonition till she had
reached the last. When her little grandchild
came to her, she directed DR.. Parton to send her
early to bad, and, if her death occurred that
night, not to tell the child till tomorrow.
Soon after tlls sad seeno, pr. sturges stepped
forward and felt her pulse. The authoreRs hxed
her ga2e upon him, and asked firmly:
nboctor, am dying?"
The Doctor answered "Yes,n
Her pulse had alE,oet gone, and she presented
unH!gtEkable TRACES OF her approaching demise;
but the announcement of the physician made no
impression upon her. At half-past 6 o'clock
fh0aa 1pr rafioaS +bot1
, 1872-10-17

Bench-
Hammer Robbins, Of Platte7ille, has served
nus term IN the Wisconsin Legislature, and is
nominated Tor reelection.
,-GoFernor Jewell has Withdrawn from the
Connecticut Capitol Commission, because he
doesn't at3ea1 like the Upjohn plans which were
-1fiss Louise 8. Fellows has been chosen
Secretary Of the Chelsea (olasa. ) Savings Bank,
wealth.
Colonel E: E. Blackburn, known in territorial
times as the " "wheelhorse of Florida Democ-
facy," died recently in Jefferson County.
William H. Lother, Superintendent of the
Oregon Central Railroad, has resigned to take
position on railroad in Peru.
Professor J. D. Whitney, late Geologist Of
California, has come East only to superintend
any connection whatever with Howard Uniyer-
s1ty. Indeed, he is negotiating for the sale of
lis Cambridge property, and Will probably make
California his future permanent homo.
Mr.: Winans, Of Baltimore, who left Newport
last week, had but fourteen carriages and tTen-
ty-two horses there this season, but next season
he will come better prepared to enjoy the beau
tiful drives Of the Island.
-Nr. Briston being about to resign as Solic-
tor General Of the United States, tho name of
his successor.
Two brothers, by the name of Hite, are can
hdates, in Madison and St. Clair Counties, for
the Illinois Legislature; and their father is 8
candidate for tho Missouri Legislature.
Mrs, straohan Bethune has been presented
y tho nectors and Wardens Of Christ Church
Cathedral, Montreal, with gold necklace and
diamond pendant, worth $4,000, as q testimo-
NAL for the valuable services she has rendered
IN the choir during the past twenty-seyen years.
-Guizot, aged 85 lately attended an art ex-
position and saw 8. beautifully sculptured Venus.
The Snowman, with q view to hatter the old
statesman and author, told him that the artist
who made the Venus was over 80 years Of age.
What memory he must poEsess!" answered
the venerable Frenchman, n,-French to the last.
, 1872-10-17

Real estate 67o45o2s aeal Estate.
Total .ss8 2lp,s Total. .s1o8, ,547,51o
The Salt Lake Tribune states that the min
ing interests Of Utah were never in better con-
dition than at present.
Tho Vermont Legislature is asked to set
premium on Secret Societies, by making mem
bers thereof ineligible as jurors.
The Oregonlnn congratulates the people Of
that State on the extiuguishment Of the noun
tain fires by the late rains, and clear atmos-
phere once more.
-Grape-growers on the Jackson Railroad,
mississippi, have realized $240 an acre this year
from the grape-crop. Fruit-culture along this
railroad is rapidly increasing. New Orleans is
beginning to feel the benefit of it in it's cheaper
fruits, and more abundant supply, than form
erly.
Ono farmer at Paola, Kansas, who raised
the peaches himself, has put up 5000 cans.
The SECOND trial Of DR.. Belden, at Monroe,
Wis, for murder, resulted, last week, in YER
dict Of guilty in the second degree.
At funeral in Georgetown, Cal, the 9Th,
and fell headlong into the grave. He was car
ried away insensib1e, and died in few moments.
1t was o sad sight to witness the same concourse
Of friends who bad consigned one Of their num-
from the cemetery. Deceased leaves wife and
large family.
There is on exhibition, ut San francisco,
photographic view Of tho pier Of = the railway
coupAuy III od1QI1uEo, flctuI1h. 1Q8 stTucIH16
cost 910o 900. It is 2,201 feet long and 60 wide,
with depth Of water on either side of from IA
to 26 feet. There arc five parallel tracks On the
pier, two Of which run to ships tackles; and
many ships and steamers are shown moored on
either side, with hoisting-engines, locomotives,
freight-trains, and fire apparatus in.eesmiddle.
The Trustees and assignees III: Bankruptcy
Of the Boston, Hartford & Erie Railroad have
instituted suit in equity against John s: FL
bridge, Mark Healy, and Henry N. FarwelI, to
recover $500, 900 Of Berdel bonds which it is
alleged should have been returned to redeem un-
derlylug bonds, but which we're sold by the de-
PENDANTS. The amount Of damages is set at s4,-
600, 900, and property has been attached to that
Persons residing in the vicinity Of house
III North Cambridge, Mass, occupied by car
penter and his family, noticing no signs Of life
about the premises, entered it Friday
evening, and found the man and his
wife, five children, and nurse,
I'll Frustrated With typhoid fever. They we're
lying in the different rooms, some Of them with
their clothes on, as if they had succumbed sud
denly to the disease; and all we're without medi-
cal attendance, or care Of any kind.
, 1872-10-17


Congressman Averill of ST. Paul, is disabled
by an accident.
.-Ex-Governor Stephen Miller is q candidate
Tor the minnesota Legislature.
-San s. Brennan Of the Portage Reqister ia
candidate for the Wisconsin Legislature.
-HerYoy Bates, Sr., has conveyed to his son,
ID: Bates, Jr:, the Bates House hotel property,
at Indianapolis.
Cough has no new lecture this winter; like
Jamaica rum, his lectures appear to improve with
Mrs. Fair is plaintiff, under the name Of
Laura A. Snyder, in an action against her moth
er, 5Lary e. Lane, to recover SIC, 900.
Ray Haddock, for the last twelve years Sec
dered bis resignation Of TINT Office.
w. G. Roberts, late city editor, succeeds
Daniel Wilcox as business manager Of the Mil
waulaee Sentinel.
pupils in reading and dramatic literature during
her stay in San francisco.
Mrs: Fair. being recognized in crowded
stand up and be joatled with the rest.
DR.. Hamilton q. Smith and wife, of Detroit,
hare started around the world, ria San Francis
co. Hong Kong, and Suez.
-Hoyey E. Lowman, lately deceased, was
formerly an editor in Kansas, on tho Lawrence
Siate Journal, the Leayenworth Times, and the
Lawrence Tribune.
James Thompson, lately deceased in Ran
do1ph County, III, aged 81, was in early life q
surveyor, and plotted the first town lots around
old Fort Dearborn, now the City Of Chicago. He
was offered several acres Of ':inside property
in Chicago as payment for his services, but pre-
fcrred aud took $500. As citizen Of Randolph
County, he filed tho positions Of County and
Government Surveyor, Judge Of Probote, and
Magistrate, and, during the Black Hawk war,
served as Captain.
Jim shoaf7, of the Decatur Oily Magnet,
offers his newspaper interest for sale.
Major VIII Moroau has taken editorial charge
of the Logansport Qnd) Sun.
Gilbert Pillsbury, late Mayor Of Charleston,
s. G., has resumed his residence near SPRING
field, Mass.
General e. q. Wells, formerly Of Michigan,
now United Gtatos District Attorney at Rich
mond, Va, has bought q s25 5000 residence in
Washington.
The real estate of the late Secretary Seward,
at Auburn, N. T., is valued at $500, 600.
Associate Justice Nelson will probably 1eYer
, 1872-10-17


From the Boston advertiser, Oct. 13.
The Dorchester District was the scene last
night Of one of the most mysterious tragedies
which Wcs ever known in the city OF Boston.
One Of the city's most prominent merchants Was
most foully assassnated-in the doorway of his
own house, ut an early hour in the evening, and
there is not even the slghteet cleW to the assas-
sin or to the motive for tho awful deed.
It seems that Mr. Charles Lane, the sole part
sion merchants, at No. 115 Federal street, Was
sitting in the parlor Of his residence on Han
cock street, reading, the rest Of the family hay-
ing. retired. The night WaB more than usually
dark, on account Of the wind and rain, and he
ring at the door-bel at about twenty-five
minutes Of 8 o'clock. He stepped to the foot
Of the hall stairs and asked his wife if ahe
rang the chamber bell. She gave negative an
swer, and he then went to the front door, opened
it, and had hardly time to see that man was
standing there when the assassin drew an open
umbrella before his face, discharged pistol full
ct Dir. Lane, who Was hardly four feet distant,
and ran: Alr. Lane screamed and stepped back,
locked the door, walked up stairs to his room,
and lay down on the bed, Saying to bis wife, II
am shot" Mrs. Lane Immediately gave the
alarm, reused the hired man, Patrick Monohan,
and sent for the Hon. Micah Dyer, who lives in
the next house. Patrick went to the station
told them Of what had occurred. DR.. steadman
vas summoned, who, On finding Mr. Lane in so
critical condition end in great agony, imme-
dately called in Dr. Fifield. and together they
placed him under tho influence Of morphine.
Tho two surgeons, Drs, steadman and Fifeld;
say that the wound is one inch to the right OF
the navel, and was evidently caused by . bull
let from . small revolver, Thev found him
suffering acutelY when thew arrived. but iune-
diately placedhim under tie influence Of anns-
thetics, when they probed the wound. but could
not ind The ball. 6f course thew regarded his
case 90 yery critical but they saw that thew can
not tell what tie result vii be- inside of fortv-
eicht hours. It ia noss;hie that the hali roav Ra
iodred in thamngcles Of tha stomach r. 81 Il
NAV mss from the svsfarn vtbort hor- ~
suits but i is at present iunnss;b1a to tell hnw
The affair NAV turn ont Mr. Tano uben 1u% mr.
renorter 1eft Ras stil1 iv;nn nnconac;ona oA|
Such ia The story in hrief. MA. T7o,a aara
that ahe heard the be1l rinr ana the srheeonent
shot and that Mr. Lane. after 1v;np m +1,e had
seid' nm ahot: there must be- soma in;sfaEe .
don't eee who conld have dono Il sba ca11ed
Patrick and aronsed The honsaho1d ee,, nt9 ~ nn N
watchrogn'a rattie Srhich thev hava r 4 1,sgo
II mnst haVe hea ahon a. ;nntaa oM1 ~
o'clock when The shot vas red eha aaid ~ "
When she Vent to The ioor she sa tha az.
~ n;no Nrnr1+ por.5o; L 49, ~ 20 qual r. I3
, 1872-10-17

Company Y. II. P. Stone ct al-6G9. Same y. Charles
B, Ho1mes-699. Same Y. L. 8. A1ajor.-702 Same
Y. Austin Crayer.-723. Same ". N. sturges.
BANKRUPTCY.
2,oH. Home Insurance Company. Petition of Anton
Vonderhaar referred to oRegiser.-o107 Peter Adler
Petition referred to Regster.-2,105. Garden City
Insurance Company. Gu motion Of Homer Cook leave
given him to bo made party to pssition and to prose-
cute petitioners fail Demurrer to petition over
ruled, adjudication. No warrant to issue Twen-
ty days to file schedues.-2023. Malcolm, Packard
Elastic Stone Roofing Company. Leave to Samuel T.
Rice to file supplemental petition. Charles F.
-1,737. Anton Herzog ct al Assigncc's account filed
showing baance in hand Of S., ,03448, and same an
proved Order for dividend meetng.--Franklin L.
Kellogg Case dismissed unless objections are filed
by Oct. 24.
NEW SUITS.
Thomas Boyd Y. Schooner T. Hayden, Libel ior
wages, 8108.7o.--Adoph johnson y. johnson War
rem. Libel for wages, $4,000.
, 1872-10-17
THE ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

Yesterdays BUSINESS.
OTTAWA, Ill, Oct. 16.-The Court met pursuant to
adjournment. All present except Justice Thornton.
$40. Motion for appellee to file briefs allowed.
435. Petition for rehearing.
81. Notion for leave to file amended abstract a.
lowed.
SOL. Rule discharged; money paid; ten days allowed
to file briefs.
Application Of Thomas Ewing for admission to bar
3o4. Motion for extension Of tio to file briefs, and
Try appellee.
Application OF David Backman anl Isaac Il. Fair
child for admission to bar.
925. Molten for leave to file appeuees briefs, and
motion to set aside continuance
235. Motion to remit four cents; Judgment Of court
below, that amount being 60 much more than YER
dict.
81. Motion for further time for rappelce to e briefs
3. Motion for time for appeees' briefs extended till
next Monday.
1855. Motion for extension Of time for appellant to
reply to appe1lees' brief.
412: Rules on selator to except to answer by next
Tuesday morning.
cALI. OF OPEN CASES.
413 and IA. Taken on demurrer of respondent.
415. Stands over.
416 and At. Continued,
40 and AGO. Appeal dismissed.
457. Appeal dismissed.
Court adjourned till O'Clock tomorrow morning.
, 1872-10-17
THE LAW COURTS.
ITEMS oF.lNTEREsT.

Nc call in Judge RogeIa' Court to-day.
Judge Gary yesterday decided against Mr.. Blake's
motion for a new trial for divorce from his wife A
report appears in another column.
In the matter Of the State Insurance Company, In
bankruptcy, an examination took place. yesterday, Of
witnesses, on behalf Hon. Mr. SWEET.
The Grand jury have found true bills against Off
GERS Owen and Danieson, for anslaughter. The bail
fixed at 900. Dane1son procured the necessary
Arraignment day in the Criminal Court, yesterday.
proper head.
Common law) viii be called for Nov. I, and the
Grand Jury Of the United States Court, for Nov H.
Judge Booth struggled 1nanfully through the rail
way condemnation calendar, yesterday, despite the
courtesy court,
The temperance men have changed their tactics: i:
they are now pursuing saloon-keepers for selling to
informaons are before tho Grand jury, and % indict
ments were yesterday found against three saloon
keepers for selling to drunkards for selling to IN
intoxicated person, and one to minor As the parties
Hage not been arrested, the cannot be given.
In the suit, State Insurance Company v National In
surance Company, In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday, the bill Of the defendant was fled It
praS5 Tor az Injunction restraining the p1andf pro-
ceeding with pending actions against defendant under
the agreement transferring the business Of one
pany to the other. The details present nothing new.
The cross bill is emnent1y calculated to present ample
oostaeies 81 4sa to to the progress Of the suit.
k,s.s Circuit court) A eapias dd resp0ndend,4ns is
affidavit that he entered the saloon Of defendant on
street. on the 9th OF August last, with
fr1end mud called for two glasses Of beer when defend
ant before be could drink the beer, struck him on the
ieft Jaw with beer-mallet, stunning him, and when
he attempted to rise kcted him tile chin and legs,
and SO him that he had to be conveyed to IN
express wagon, and carried home, where he has re-
manned ever since, under medical care, having had to
have lis teeth wired, being unable to swallow solid
food, hs JAW being spntered, and himself prevented
from prosecuting his business rs q fruit-pedler and
laid at s1 ,000
The absolute necessity Of making the dignity Of the
iaH fet and respected % M i painfully apparent Of
fippanty corrccts the Judge on tic bench,
to the juror o,,,s1 who attends or stays awuy,
administration Of justice is clogged and hanpcsed By
disregard Of thoso wise regulations which the e1-
perience Of generations has demonstrated to be nee
essary and wholesome. Judge Porter has had occa-
sion, more than onee lately to Eemonatrata with u-
rors for deliberately stunning their duty ma thus
keeping tie Court waiting their good viii nnd pleas
ure. Two offenders, yesterday, named Black and
Crawford we're ordered to show cause, On Saturday,
why they should not be fined.
, 1872-10-17
LAv-[Juagc Pottcr.l

AAH-tJHtvC 1'o1AT.l
16z8. Bouton '. Wilder. BY agreement eight Jurors
to correct md render verdict Verdict Tor plnintiG
oHS eo9 for Ka 1 adg ny
plaintiff for rule defendant to file new appeal bend
BY 2lat inst or appeal to DO Dismissed With proce-
II eea eess e5ss5
-3,174. Mcdonnell =. Murray. Motion by plaintiff
to 1e new appeal bond in days. or appeal to be dis
Motion for speedy trial denied, and leave to amend
copy Of account nsta,lter. 2254 Aecutchin Young.
y Po3s Motion BY pEaintG for sule on defendant ut
to plead , in 10 days. i714a Montague u. sanls
LIS. peForcst '. neinhara BY agreement pys cause
as @ ST. n ana aFse oa HeTa iof II P5t Dam
1,7s5. aiass :. snowell. Jury trial. verdict for
broEn jury ~ trial RAJ Jury to seal 3ss 4
Harris Y. Home Insurance Company. Dismissed by
Rs St seSa ssss4
and publication ordered.-G. N. 4o,s79. Same Y,
Adane Same order as z9s7s {can a, is, II, 10 to
"a inclusive, -, Is, &c, and o8 to IS inclusivel
cHAscEny-(Judye Gary.l
500. Shiny Y. Shay. Decree Of Divorce,-753. stctt
v stett. LeaVo to complainant to file affidavit Of non-
residence pro tune Of July &c. Proof Of pub
Hcatlon, default and reference to ohagruder-l008 a.
Blake Blake. Motion Of complainant for new trial
= Perry On 1noion Of Complainant r1e on defendant
to plea1 answer Of demur to amended bill within
twenty days.--773. Kelley r, Tracey proof Of pubi
cation, default aad reference to Scott.-307. Fcyd
r. Salisbury ct al On motion by defendant Dyer leave
to amend his demurrer by striking out the following
words: Or to Portions thereof herein Stated"
NEW BUTTS.
40,8T7. Andrew Roman Y. Riverside Water and Gas
Works Company. Assumpsit, 5000. John +. Hawley,
attorney 1878. Mechanics National Bank, Of
Chicago, v Louis B. Kelley aud John s.abler. pct1-
ton for restoration Of Court records. G. ". Smith,
attorney-40,879 Same plaintiff =. g. P. 1: P, r.
adams. Similar petition. Same attorney. 40,8S0.
Ma1y E. Lyman v. F. Rosseh. Replevin. Lyman i
Gain Divorce. Drunkenness aud ahiftlessness al.
legged. 1882. Elsie II. Dnsmore r Thatcher Dins-
more. Divorce. DesertIon. 1885, Franz Kotch y
Michael Helmuth. Appeal from Justice Want Woud
--40,884. Republic Insurance Company y shau-
but a.. Attachment. Debt, $1,2o0-40, ,885,
George F.. Treadway E. w.. Jewell
v. Ely ". Harris. Confession Of judg-
ment on promissory note for $281-40,866. l.
B. Carswelv Elizabeth and Robt. G. Goodwil1e Con-
fession Of Judgment Oh q promissory note Of SITS.
-40,e87. Jas. A. Hearn and Geo. i. Hearn, Jr, Y.
Vim. Reed. Assunpsit, 5000. Rich aud Noble, At
from Justice Doggott.- ,8a9. q. A. Kohn 1 Broa
:. n. 3. Bailey. Aszumpsit s2,5oo. Monroe, Blsbee
Gibbs, Attorneys $780, Spencer q. smith ct al
?. Thos. P. Rogers. Asumpsit, s40o. Herbert 4
Quick, ,Atto1neys.-A0,89l. Louis Nahl r. AL Whom
1t May Concern. Petition to estab1fsh and confirm
title. Higgins, swett L Quigg, Attorncys.-40,892.
Christian Wahl ?. All Whom It May Concern. Same
Same attorneys.-40,893 Louis Wahl ct al. :. Asahel
Gage ct al. same- Same eattorneyg.-40,894. Manu-
factu7ers National Bank '. P Meegan. Confession Of
Judgment, S2G1.
, 1872-10-17
The CRIMINAL COURT.

John Barry larceny, ten days in jail; Frank Beatt,
same, six months in the House Of Correction; James
Carroll same four months in the HouEe Of Correction;
Bernard Henry, eame, remanded; Louis Hamburger,
Rame seven months in the House Of Correction Os-
car 8. Lamb, same, rcmandcd; Frank Smith, same,
two years in the Reform School; W1n. Schultz, same
Six months in the House Of Correction Willia Henry
same, fifteen days in jail.
NEW SUITS.
342. City :. Henry Betner, Appeal from the South
Side Police Court.
, 1872-10-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention met at 2 o'clock in the after
noon, President Wilcox in the chair.
STATE OF THE CHURCH.
The whole session was taken up by discus
sion On the state OF the Church, remarks being
made BY Rev. Mr. Balch, Rev. b1r. Tabor, Rev
Mr: Wldes, and Judge II: 3. II: Wallace. Al
Of the gentlemen deplcred the lack Of interest in
the welfare Of the Church, and, believing the
principles upon which the Church was founded
to be tie principles, hoped that the people would
be more earnest in the future, and do al in their
power to disseminate the truth, and show by
their works that they did really love their neigh
bor and all mankind as Jesus loved them.
, 1872-10-17

From TIC Nc.o For: Sun, Oct. u.
Mrs. Parton has been afflicted for many years
with inflammatory rheumatism. She has been
able to ride about, however, and walk in her
garden-she was an ardent admirer Of flowers
until this fall. She passed last summer at hor
villa In Newport. Her right arm was so Infected
, 1872-10-17

jane Howard, Of Dubuque, wants 81, 900 be-
cause John Collins said che would carry of q
stoYe if it wasn't too hot and too heavy.
, 1872-10-17
TIE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
Rev, Mr. Tabor submitted the following reao-

ln11ons: lions ..xanor,nc. ,nauces ;ns.n,tv tncre,ee.
MnEnEas and Is fruitful source d
crime ProoucSs pterno md ;nnumerah1a sins: md
ss99ness, mich easier to prevent an evil than
n a1nove K or escape from its effects therefore
Resoiyed, That the homes, Sunday Schools, and
churches Of our faith ought to unite their strength
and efforts to teaen iae ~ Preee1 ana IN
pe the 1eag ainfninsa nf lie ~
anu R..aceS That tha mniaters Of our RECOMMENDATION
ought to Be- earnest and active in their efforts to make
the people sec what terrible Sins and crimes are CON
stantly growing out Of intempeIance and that expos
that II Is prTpet t M ahu gate 20 anank
oa srd coyeant H p s oo
ance the nse Of ntoxfcatine rinxs Sein1 3ncomratt
be WITH true piety and salvation; and It's members
md its ministers are true TO their sacred Obligation
bic @ evl5 from A. the ! land. n
t lna. q9s opan,on me ume mas come
occupv mora sneea in our snav scSoe an9 enon;
national papers ana some sueci1ed tine in onr reIir
ious conventions; and that We. as q religious bodT,
ought not to be satisfied to handle an evil 81 such 81
gantic proportions with gloves on or in Some distant
an1 genera ", way.
i sssotSo, ina. "te Ms aI9 B1u - hno" TUT our
nxn ra III IT, on aesson ~ s @ s n % m
fore the temperance reform lad properly begun. we
IRE convinccd by the common experiences Of he that
something more than resolutions is needed etay the
progoess Of this deyonrng vice; and We therefore,
5oema Peage nef9sn God ana As united t.
aaI ~ co,a IN onnositicn % ~ +ba - ~ itgn 1oe
d n eni1;von fh tr,,a ~ - ~
our land. especially among lie Voting. ''3
''-@~' ~f~ ' DIsonss1oy. 6'
Mr.. sleener of CIicaoo eai1 If If una t1,e in
tention to mt the Conyention IN record M o17-
posed to intoxicating drink. the question was
how Il ahonli ha done. To IN to liauor-dea]era
and tel them they were committinp q crime.
and to cali them renerons rnenbers of the com.
mnnity when necuniary aid was reo,,irel al
them. was inconsistent. They vera nnf in fhe
hubit Of VISITING the saloon-keepers as they
should do, II pious people would aseociate
with then, thcv Tonld exert an inf1unnce for
f,ood. The resolutions we're somewhat arb;trarv.
and he should not like to hnye tl1em 90 abroad
in that shape.
Mr. Reed 1raa n1od fba faronorance n,,eat;on
had been brought m: Glad that it was the IN
tention to make the determination take stand
, 1872-10-17

81 regular graduate in medicine) all chronic and
ashed. No mercury used Consultation % fres:. Cures
gnaranteed ALI female difficulties" troatsd with safety
and success. Circulars free. Office, u3 West Madt.
sou-6ts ChfcaRs~
, 1872-10-17

HOW John Spends Sunday.
From the San Francisco Bulletin
It is a custom among Chinese house servants
to atipu1ate with their employers for 8 portion