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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-26
be lost no time in Following him.

she lost no time in following him.
This house was an average specimen
Of the simple constructions of the is
and, being little more than matched
roof supported upon posts. It stood
In retired spot, with great trees
around it, and had about it an air of I'M
common neatness--a fact owing to the
refined manners the sister Of the young
chief had acquired from Ellie's mother.
:" Here you are to stay tonight"
said Iangaroro, as he ushered her into
a small. clese apartment at one end of
the house. elf you make me any
trouble, it viii be the worse for you. /
shall chain you fast"
Oh, [ will not run away, I assure
you Do not chain me ! 1t does not
matter what becomes of me now-ex-
cept that | cannot bear the thought of
being eaten. Do not chain me %
q must, said Tongaroro, grimly.
81 shall be away great deal tonight,
and am afraid that Lootoo may come
and carry you off. A good chain will
prevent all that, and chained you must
be p
He secured around one of the girls
ankles a stout chain, which had evident
ly once belonged to some vessel, and
then the other end of the chain was fas
tened as securely to one of the stout
posts supporting the roof of the dwell
ing.
g I will bring food and drink he
said, turning away, "and do not be
foolish"
The food and drink supplied her, he
took his departure, leaving her alone in
the darkness.
She had not been in this place great
while, however, when the door of her
prison was opened, and the grim figure
Of another native chief was presented
indistinctly TO her gaze.
care you Tongaroro ?" she asked, in
tlntter of apprehension.
No, l am Lootoo ! Hush !! I have
come to release you. and carry you off
to tn? woods and the mountains p
ALAS ! you cannot release me-even
if l wished you to-" sighed Ellie. ct
am chained p
Chained -
The new conner echoed the word in
tone of the gravest annoyance.
" Are you telling me the truth ?'' he
demanded.
" You can feel, or look, for your
self"
Lootoo at first felt of the chain, and
then produced light by friction, and
examined it. As he did so, his brow
darkened fearfully. He scowled like
fiend.
az cannot release you, if L were to
work all night" he muttered. "And
all will be decided against me tomorrow.
But there is one thing can do: I hate
Tongaroro, and here is chance for me
to cause him great annoyance p
"How ?" faltered Ellie.
al will kill you !" replied Lootoo.
Since / cannot set you free, I must
kill you where you are p
He drew forth large knife for his
purpose. The above we publish as q
specimen chapter but the continuation
of this story will be found only in the
New York Ledger. Ask for the num-
Der dated December 6, which can now
be had at any news Office or book store.
IT you are not within reach of news
Office, you can have the Ledger mailed
to you for one year by sending three
dollars to Robert Bonner, publisher,
$50 William street, New York.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-26
&c; e" Yonder is the long boat. y

,,y
sage 1onder is the long boat. "
ms was indeed the case.
oHe Is pushing out to intercept us!'
crleu oapt; MORRISON;
ana all the rascals are in her !" de
ciii e M, MI .S PHI. Inns IS awkward
Inc Williams = exclaimed Captain
Morrison' sterniy. " They have no
i 9I tae natives quite SO pleasant t.
t Geal win as they lma8lned' and now
tney WISH to come back to the schoon
Ell
-, ~, i9 3 wiz not let mem ne come aboard
81 ~ .'o ~. 4hI' ohlii.
No, 81 Ai!ef what they nave done
LIZ Iii w WIS IN noI ies'ltate Il moment tc
Nh aho us al anu lnI taAe possession Oh the
o oo,,u,a H., t ;t pfopaoly the very
uoG,se oney iiltei.o 70 ti'he. IL only re,
H Iti,lli9 1 iot Us 10 lS4s tnein' mutLereo
1"t: tioitlsoh' we may us well De
9e MI onl toois tosetI'.f'
soo Ln9 plepaTatlons lor Science were
.e.a2 lpiGtca wen tiie loh9 poal
w was 9 Iis,,in naiilng ol9Fahce' continuing
" {. 'st chao,, "a lsp tI :,,. :,
81 60 nf IN sneie' s4u sililu1S call-
I a G raanon;n inso, vs nc lsi9eo u mus
to e4 +ha snhnngsayy LOU Can come oack
" /" We n1nst aon,o % sho,,4oa p,
IN rot,,rn %,T TI en 1;,'; Ddiicle
no " Tho-, 10 go; ~ n,Slne TlIn me
s;ona,,;os and S ta ,loem upGn 1ne ms
ono Of tbon W. SSl" h5rn M niiiinB every
la lH u III IT, ~ W nave ii"o terflDle
"Sb " IF FL tbn.o u.-. ;..,
Can't NIov1a;. eneie, ,a;a ;ay inteLlupteo
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-26
A rIENr1sH REyENar.

At the same hour when the preceding
events were occurring, large top-sail
schooner was standing on and off the
Eastern Passage of Tonga-ta harbor,
waiting to enter the port and come to
anchor.
Upon the stern of this schooner, lean
ing against the bulwarks, stood fresh
looking and rosy-faced youth OF eigh-
teen or nineteen years, who was looking
dreamily through the night in the direc-
ton ct the distant land. And near this
youth stood the skipper of the schooner,
whose gaze had long been fixed in the
same direction.
Did l understand you to say, Den
ny Breeze, that you expect to find old
acquaintance upon this island ?" asked
the commander, breaking long and at
tentive silence.
Eyes. Captain Morrison" replied
Denny Breeze, drawing nearer to his
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-26

ETNHE CENTRAL JEWELRY STORE,
Cor. CANAL BRIDGE L BROAD ST., NEWARK,
IS THE
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY
TO GET
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, &C., &C.,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Solid Silver Thin ples at so cts. each, and
all other goods proportionally low.
An examination before purchasing will as
you sure of the above facts.
CHARLES FORMAN,
Cor. CANAL BRIDGE & BROAD STREET,
NEWARK, n. J.
MO to jant
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-27

S6tpobl 6a5 8aterlano Der Safer
pflanse un6efannt tit, gilt bod meiitens
W}itte(z9(iie1 fir beren 0einatb. SIN az
ten Seltamcnte lptrO nirgellbs oes 6afers
eripd5nt; 6a 0etBt eS rur, oaB Solomo
feline Yfer0e un6 0romeoare init 0er1te
gefitttert babe. 9a8egen fantten ote
0rie0en ben Safer unb 1tdtnten tDn
8romos, nn6 Die &0mer berubten t5n
19on ais Bferbeflttter in Der frtbetten
a3ett bes Gbrtitent6umS.
Ser Safer gebetbt better in etnem tel6=
ten 8oben 1tnb aiebt Elm fiibles Sltma
Dem tparmen Dor, obglet6 ft6 bic 8ultltr
befieIben nt6t 70 Eo6 norbli0 eritreft,
ais bic Ser gr0beren @erite> @rtert. Sn
S6ottlan6 ptrb Safer bis an bte gtoroz
ipiBe gebaut; in 0toripe9en bebnt fi6 ietn
Nnbau bis gum Sc. 8reitengrabe aus, in
S6neoen 9ar bis So @rab 80 Wttnuten;
IN Gub[an6 mG9it CT OH ienen @relt5eft
nod ne6en benz &o8gen. Siblt6 bon
YartS ptrb NUT nod tDentg Sater 9c@
baut, in Spdnten ult6 Portu9al tit Die
Baan5e fdit gang %lmbetarnt, tpa6renO tte
tpteoer ie6r DOrtbeil6aft tn 8engaIen ge7
3ogen tptrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-27
Observation-Disclosures
0ffftae 0I0nSem4

Sn ie6em Sabre u16 namentlt6 i'm
Srit6ttng bort man bier ppnBergtftungS>
fGuen our6 ben @erruB ptlDer WurSeln
Dber Bflan5en. @etpD9nli9 b%etrtfft bies
&tnber, Die in Yaittnafen unb anoeren
W1obrrit6etzNrten etn tDnen b~efannteS
ur0 beltebte5 Semitic gcf1n6en 3t bdben
glaltben. Oerarttge Wur5eIgetpG61e 9e=
b0ren meiit gut Srbnnng Der umbelttez
rem ober su Der glet6en Tanntlte, tDie Ste
3a6nte 4aitinafe u1b Garrotte un0 fDn>
nen letdt bon l1nerfabrenen nit iol6en
Deripe6lelt tDer6en.
Wfdn6e Baan3en aus ser Sr6nltltg Ser
ltntbeuifcren it1b fart 9ifttgt ~beionoerS
Dte Cicuta maculata Doer DaS qefledte
&ubgift, bic Cicuta bullifera (etn 2(rt
Wa6ti0atten), ba5 Stun lineare-iGmmtz
lid iber Die gan5en Ser. StQaten Derz
brettet -unb Der tint Beiten btelfQ6 borz
fDm6enbe Eulophus americanus. 3etttq
i'm Tritbling, tur3 bot 8egtnn Der iptrf7
li6en BegetatiDn, lit Ser @tftItDff 6te1er
Rhor15en IN i0ren 8nrSeln fart concert
trtrt. 0nr6 &o6en miro bGuftg btes
GIFT pertrteben D0er beiien Wtrf1amtett
gerntloert, tDGDrenO rob genoIIen, 1oI0e
Wur3eln iebr gefa6rlt6 ftr1D, rn6 man
ioute ale &inDer ernitlt6 iparnen Dor
Oem 0enulie trgenb mel6er tpiloen Wurz
3eln ooer Yflan5en oDne @rlQubniB De-
rer, Die NIT 0enIel6en bertraut liltO uto
beren Gtgeni6aften fen11en.
gStr beltben ferner 5tpet Species BON
Gbus, bic i6on BET ser 8ernDrunq qtf>
ti9 tpirfen. 9ie cine pflegt man Slit
@pbel& 81 nennen; tie ftltbet 1i0 in BEN
~rneiiten Wdlbern unb flettert an 8Guz
net nno Steinen empor. Die an6ere
tit etn in Sitmpfen ipd6ien6er Strou6.
@tn5elne Berionen ft1b fir ben 9%iftiqelt
@tnfluB bieler 8flansen empfGHqlt6er
ais 2%lnbere, ia, Wtan0e f6nnen bieiel6en
gang 11bei0abet anfaiien, pG6reno 9Lnz
oere Die giftige @trflng i6on bel Ser
l~eiieiten 8eriibrun9 ipiiren, unb @tnioe
Der Init0t iinb. baB i6on 6te 6loBe
gtdbe Der Ytlan3e Ben 0tftitoff mtttbet(e.
0en 0tfteGpbem Derpe0ielt man bGu7
fig nit Ampelopsis q~uinquefolia ODER
Virginia creeper, bier aubv Woodbine", in
0eutIGlouO vg8ilDer Wetn" oenQnnt.
etne Pflan5e, bic befannt(ib qGns(td
0nrnlos 1T; bteielben fino aber leiht
pom etnanper 8u ul1terI 6eioen, tpelln man
ll0 MERIT, 6aB bic 8lGtter 6eS Gift
Gpben b%reildppig itnb uno Die Ser lcBtqe-
nalnten Ampelopsis %fiinflappig.
@tn3elne unlerer ein0eimii0en 8flanz
gen Iteben i'm @1fe, 9iftig gu ictn, mebr
!peGen tbrer 8erpan0tIGQft nit on6eren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-27
GDtt N0b attto SSertt.
SnIan0.

= Ser 3riegsrniniIter Dat aQe5 mod
in ben Q(rienalen unb Sorts Der Ser.
Stoaten beftnolt9e ate 6 rieg s>W Il :
teriaI3um Berfauf ausgei6rie6en,
Der RdtalDg Ser Ri Derfaufenben @egen>
ftdnDe urtfaBt 264 Seiten. .9ds ae>
iammte Otatertal 1T IN SO A~rIenalen uno
$50 Sorts 3eritreut, ltn6 mag I'M @ansert
einen Wert6 bon DreiBig bis biersig Mtlz
lionen-als Observation-Disclosures. DAB
mani nit altem 0eriimpel aufrduntt, lit
re6t. Qber nit unerbDrter SmptetGt
niu ber &rtegSlnintiter audi bic alten
GrOpDden aus Dem un1bbGn>
81 gfettSfrteg e 11ro aus Dem 5~iDetten
&rtege nit Gnglanb beri 6 a6ern!
l1e6er et1sn She'll bteier Sropbden entz
neDn1en mir benz y@n8. 5. So" folgenbe
tntereiante gtott5en: @s iit16 barrrnter
ben @ngldnoern i'm unab6dngigfeitSfriege
abgenDmn1e1te Ober DamalS bon ben Srd1>
3oien 5urid9elaiiene &anonen. Wfal1 Iieit
arf tDnen Snldriften pte hony soft qui
NAL y pense (S6ma6 iiber 6en, Ser babel
80fes benf) D0er Rege ct victoria (9em
S0ntg unb Dem Siege. SIM &rieae bonn
Sabre 1912 tpltr0e (tm Sort @eorge in
@anaoa) MIR Elm etn3tger Sedspfinber
erobert. gr trdgt Bic 2egenbe: @nttpe6er
tbue bein 8erf gang ODER unternimm es
ui6t. 1l11ter ben gum 8erfauf altsge6o>
tenen @ei6ilben lit du6 cine &al1one,
tpel6e 81 Gbren beiielben Sieges be5
G0ni9S George II. bon @1tglanb Iber Sic
Sran5oien bet Setttngen in Baier1 i'm
Sabre l743 9eQoilen tDurOe, 81 oeiieu Gb=
rem 6Gnbel AUDI ieir beriibrntes vOetttn5
ger Ge0eum" componirte. 0teIes Te6eltm
puroe tiingit Bel benz MuItffefte in Gtnz
cinndtt ge1ungen, un0 in aaen 3eitul1oen
unD Se1tpr0grantme1t bemiibte man ftd,
benz 8olfe Die @ele9enbeit fGor Ri MAIDEN,
ipel6e 6dnbel SIT ieiner 6errGi6en @omz
petition begeiiterte. 1tno iebt berfauft
Ser amertfQnii6e &rieqsmintiter bieIes
feltene @el6iib, 6as Sic GnalGn6er inn
Iebten Sa6rbun6ert 1tn6 aud Bic Gebeuen
Dor einigen Sabren nod gegen Die Unions
9trmee gert6tet, ais altes Glen! l1nter
ben in M1ertfo eroberten nnb ebel1faQs
gum Berfauf anSgebotenen @el6iiben lit
eiuts nit fran30fti9er Snl6rtft, Die auf
Dtuti6 lautet: y9tele Eanote tprroe
ami 9. Srimaire (Geifmonat, Der 5tpeite
0erbitmOnat i'm fran5. republ. &1len6er)
i'm Dterten Sabre ber fran5Oiti6en Ste
ou6lif i'm 8artier Nrienal gegoiien. Sret7
belt uno @lei9beit." W1tt 9fe9t nennt
per An3. D. US. oaS Ver16a6ern 1oldDer
9%teltquien etne Go6beit, tpte tie BEL einem
8arbarenbdnptlingi 1tt6t aber bel einem
6oben 8eanlten Der amertfanii6en 9fez
publtf erflGrli9 lei.
= SIM Staatsbepartement in 8a1btnaz
ton ftnO bereits Iber 8pan3igfanz
fen6 8Giie fitr amertfantI6e 8iiroer
ousgefteQt, Sic in bteiem Somrner mad
europa ret1en. 1tn6 babel beOente man,
6aB 8teIe, bte biuausreilen, gar feline
9Giie mitnebmen, nn6 0aB nnter BEN
0inausretienben 8tele ftnb, Die, tpetl Tie
nod ni6t bas boQe 8iirgerre6t baben,
feline Pdffe betommen f6n1ten.
= @ie Ser v@afbington Star" mel
Bet, bilrfen btenen mid per Bp It
Derianbt per6en. Sin 8ienen5i6ter aus
O2t6tgan fra9te i'm 8oft6epartement in
@ai9inston AT, ob CT feline 60laerns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-27
9er lette @iuter ttsta bic @tese,t !.

Der g8tltter bon 1872 a1f 1873 tptr6
anen bieftgen 8tel1en5ii6tern Iattge in Der
Grtnnrun9 blet6e1t, 6a CT ben 8tener
Der0et6li0er mar, ais trgeto elmer ietner
Gor8Gn8er. StoG fir Sto6 bat i6per
geItttenr sSn Dielen Sallen lit Sic 6Glfte,
IN anoeren ftn0 3tDet 9ritteG ooer bret
8iertel Der S6ier6en faput gega1ger,
uno t~raurtg, enttGui0t unb ent1nut6igt
iteDt Der 8tenenbater ba un6 felt 8cz
tr00tunger on itber Die GtteLfett aller
trbti0en Ott9e". We1tn Der quite olte
8irgtl nod lebte, tpitroe er tpa6ri6etnlt6
D%ente1t, baB bte 8er6Gltnt5ie t6n1 bod
Jtedt 8Gben, 6a ct e5 beriu6en pollte,
etnen Q1fge6ran6ten 8ienenitod mte6eg
sit fiQen; bod 0as lit Elm lQftger NGeg,
auf ipel0em eS feline ltlntebr gte6t.
Ser bortge Btnter traf Die Btenen int
N~ugemetnen In ieDr f0le0ten llntitGnz
ben, I'm itrenge &Glte a%ltS5lt9dlten. SIS
9e90rt ein trdfttger StpG bdSu, I'm tn
Dem Btenenfaiten cine geiul1be Sernpez
ratltr aufre6t AT erDalteit, ipetttt brdlBen
ber thermometer 80 bis 40 Grab S. ltttz
ter 9tuu 8et9t. Qlber ipelrn Elm Gtenen>
i6tparm etn Grmlt9eS !6ontginbr Ddtte,
tit CT metItettS AUDI fiimmerltd) NIT 1ui.z
gen Btenen beriorgt. S0lgItb lit ttt6t
0dS Geben un0 bic &raft Do, I'M Der 8dlte
5u iDiOeriteDen. Die 8ienen erfGlten itd,
iperbet bon Der 9tt6r b%efalen uno iterben
Get6t, o6er iie treten ms 8rii6iaDr tn
einem geI0nG6ten, frGnflt6en 3uitan0e.
SIS lit ni0t 1nttpa6rI0etnlt6, OaB Der IN
mdn6en Sabren ge1arnnelte 0o1tig letGz
ter Bic Eubr BEL Sen 8ienen Dernr1a0t,
ais 0onig in an0eren Sa0ren, aber itets
trG8t 6eudtigfett unb &<e peientltO
sum kindergarten Dicier gefdDrltbelt
&ra1tfDett bel.
Str Die ltebertpinterung I'M !6altIe mar
Der leBte 2Binter ser bette, ben lHal1 lth
tpiini6en ton1te, benr etn marmer uno
regnertl6er Wttter III Der alleri0ltn1mlte
fir iol0e 2trt Der lleberpinterlnlg, ben IS
gttbt, ba e8 ulrgemein f6pierig lit, Die
5enlperatllr beS J1oumes, in tpel0tm Die
Sienen befinoli9 finbs 10 nieOrig 81 ball
ten, oaB ite ii0 gemitt0lt0 BORT filbIe!;
uilo fomnlt Do8u nod fendte suit 10
fam man ii0cy arf Gntite9cn DOR 9t!!hr
re0neu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-27

DO @iotei 0tatue
AZ Dabtbrud S Wrs
48 Deuniing s
40 Otea 6at6ortne
so Oie6l Charles
81 Dobberi9iig Qetnrt9
81 Doas George
SO Ouro5tt 0tr
81 Oupre @omun6 $
55 @arneit Safe
Sc @berbarbt Saco6
81 @tbt Bilbelm
80 @tihart Sarab Wrs
SO @Qemboriter 8rau5
so @rbmaun Sobann
81 fSepiel 9ticolas
81 55eooers Mtlbelmiue
60 Site @brtitine
b4 6tl9er Sarl ~
IS 6il6er &c .
66 Side 0enrp
81 8riinbt Srie6rt6
IS Sru6ttug 9tnri9
SO Srancis Bintam
20 Sreeoman II. S6nls
II Trte6ldnber 6
" Sr0blt8 @brtitian
73 Troi6 Tre6
~ Vaspar Mtfm
rs @ocit Qbelau
Is @eteQ Sriebri9
n @efert Aoolph
rs @olbi3mtbt 46robam
10 @olbimiSt 9 DtrS
80 @oloitiue S Wtrs
81 @6Gele Nnna @tttwe
50 @6ter 6einrt9
SO @rOB Sre6
81 @roeling Seinrt9
IS @rododt EomG85
81 @roB 2outs
81 @raf Dti6aeG
So @uhrte GSl(tus
SO @uerniep 5rcoert6
80 @unbet Sobann
81 @u6ed Gbarles
90 9artpig 9eurp
93 Sauiirot Sobanr
"a Sauien Dtr
95 Sab 6enri3
90 9aBmpnn 9 IS
81 So6n Carl
IS Saaie Srtebertfe
SO SeB 8ros
100 6einets &bolpb
l01 Seblein II 6eHee
102 5ernanep &a!bcrtne
103 6eB Carl
104 SER @ltia6etb
105 Setnri9 Worp Wetb
106 sod Iuguit
10Y @erbit Sobn
108 Selfrts Charles
100 Sers Siudc
10 Seriel @uitop 8
III Sermaun S{uac
112 9err AusuitnS 8
lib SCRIPT Samuel
ia Sammeri6mtot 9. 9
115 9tri9 S
lie DO Charles
III DO Salouton
11S Siri6bers @tlbe(s-
119 6labed Soiepb
100 9letmann Sobn
121 0opp 8alenttn
f22 5orn SObann
123 9off Sobann
124 Sora Mdrtin
125 Sobnte 6
126 5obrid Srontlin
127 6orn Sermann
IFS 6oru Woli
1873 Sotttnser Wtrs
100 9ops Auguit
131 Sottinser @uitau
1872 5uiter Soiepb
1913 Sacobs = Dtuftcer
'134 SanorScid Au9uitG
135 Sonui9 &arl
1876 Salt SSreS
1877 Seblit Saco6
1873 Sorfns Gbriitian
139 Soloned Sultns
140 Srrgan9 Sultus
141 Saufrnanu 6etnrt4
142 Galtene9Ser e 0tib
143 Sast .
IA Rahenberg II &pntt
145 &obrs Oittmann
146 &atal Sobn
lat 6Gfer &oroltne Wttb
148 &aHel Ntarp
149 SeuQ Anton
$50 Stern Griifit6 8
L51 6eQeter S DC
1872 seller y s
1913 Reioler $
154 Eebn QSiaiam
155 6emp @ate Ottb
400 StreDec george
ISL Rtmpltng 9tbdm
158 &lett &
159 6ldprot Rarl
1863 RIadmann 6erm
161 6lu96 Sacp6
1862 6nadt GeOr9e
1853 Snoa George
164 6olp Carl
165 Sfoos y u
166 6oif Sogu
167 &69ler Mrs
1913 &6iter Guowi9
1863 GoWtol So6n
10 ~6o5min9tp I6rdbam
III &obn Belt
172 &onopfe 2tnbreja
173 &ruie Sob
ia 6rapp Gomtu
175 GreuB @odw
176 Grauie Dtinna Ottb
III Rramer @tutan1
1T6 6rabn 8
179 6tys5 Sojmirt5
$50 EitbQl SSDieph
1871 &uiocber Dti6aeL
1872 R~uS3fewicj Sutus5
1873 &itbt Au9uit
1871 6erbnau i5rteort3
1o5 6ir5 9oicpb
1876 Jtlribe s
1877 gaura Nund
1873 Yard 6rieOrt3
1S9 Range 9tuguit
1870 yuner George
1871 gauge Q9tQtam
1872 Yunge Abolpb
1913 gan9e Soiepbtue
1914 GansrOOrtbeD Su'an
1916 Yopenaun ISM
1856 2oeiie( q
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1879 gobic Nler
200 GautS Gbartes
POI &c. ) @Grl
2G2 yeHmann Ntarcus
203 yeoerer SoIcpb
204 Ujlleller Gconuro
}U5 getpotO @cQrs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-21
ensuing HospitaIity

After the breaking out Of yellow fever
here, DOCTOR who lived within the cor
poration, bat in supposed healthy
locality insisted upon brother disci-
pie of Esculapius up town, where the
pestilence stalked at noon day, to come
and take refuge at his house. The
brother accepted the spontaneous invi-
tation with pleasure, and took up quar-
tiers with his suburban host. It was not
long before the guest was stricken with
yellow fever, when, instead Of receiving
a brothers kind care from the ostenta-
tious host, he was peremptorily ordered
to leave on the shortest notice. The
sick man was shocked at such inhuman
treatment, but made his arrangements
to get away, sick as be was. A carriage
came for him; he was lifted into it, and
conveyed to a place where he was and
isreceiying unsel6sh attention, although
at the hands in part OF strangers. He
is very sick, and his recovery is regard
ed as doubtful If the discharged guest
dies it can be charged to the hypocriti-
cal host, who invited him to his home
under promise Of protection, and then
turned him out Of doors at the first sign
of danger. Such heartless wretch de-
serves universal execration, and if the
victim Of his treachery dies, we propose
TO give bis name to the public that he
may read contempt in every passing
face, and feel the singing frowns of an
incensed public.
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Probabilities.


WASHINGTON, October q, ! a.m.-For
Tuesday, in the Southern States, light to
fresh northwest winds, with clear
weather.
For the Middle Atlsutic States, rising
barometer, westerly winds and cloudy or
clearing and partly clear weather
For New England, easterly winds veer'
ing to southwest with rain.
For the lower lakes, northeast winds,
backing TO northwest, with rain.
Cautionary signals oontinae st Cape
May. New York. New Haven. New Lon
don, Woods Hole, Boston, Portland,
Ne, Passport, OswegO, Rochester, Buff
falo, Erie, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit
and Alpena.
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f j. Dodson, a member Of Bannel
\ Lodge, lat, died this morning at 1877 OLD
Madison street. Funeral at two o'clock
pm. to-day. Mrs Alex Hum is I'M
proving; nearly ail'the patients are do,
ing well. W. H. Moyston, the Secretary
q the Relief Beard is In Nashville in
attendance at the General Encampmeni
Of Tennessee, and a considerable dele
cation of other members. +. NJ. Me-
Elfresh is acting in Mr. Moystons ab'
sence, Contributions received: A,
Ames Hamilton, Canada West, $40;
Humboldt Lodge, ll9, Milwaukee, Wis,
$25; Wait 4 Lewis, 30 barrels coal Sea,
ton Lodge, Ga, N. c., 500 a
THE MAsoSs. 10 1e'rgh %
The Masonic Relief Board have fifty
five patients under their care this morn.
Ing. Fonr were discharged as well
yesterday Among the number diseharg-
ed we are pleased to notice the names Of
John E. Randle and T. C. Belts. Most
OF the patients are reported as doing
well, including Rev. DIR, Lotion, Mrs.
Uhl, Rev. Guilford Jones and his wife.
Five died yesterday, to-wit: W. W.
Lusk, Chris. 0berst. H. Rogers. Mrs.
Harvey and Vim. Spivey. Among those
reported as very low is DR.. Blount and
Mrs. Z. II. Porter. There were two new
cases reported to the Board this morn
ing, Mr.. Geo. c. Price, father OF our
well known townsman Bun f. Price, and
Mr.. W. H. Catron. Both were doing
we'll. Contributions are still coming in
freely, and the Board have sufficient
number Of good nurses.
THR TOWARDS.
The following contributions are ae-
knowledged by the Howard Association:
Calhoun, Rogers & Co, New York,
through 7 w Johnston 4 Co, $25; Judge
I Latham, Dresden, 10; Mrs Everdon,
Helena, Arkansas, 5; Nelson q Hanks,
%; Queen Esihers Court, No |, colored,
OF Memphis, 20; Judge r ] Morgan, at
Jackson, lO3 B NJ Estes, 10; W NJ Wat
son and others, Newborn, N c, II 80;
Mr. and Mrs S Irwin, Paducah, Ky, &c %;
n X Fairbank, Chicago, collections,
III Is; total through Fairbank, 3048;
Mechanics and Manufacturers Elk.
cha uge, St Louis, $50; Cask to perma-
nent fund, 5; D NJ Farber & Co, Alton,
Illinois, through Guy, Mcclellan 4 Co, 4
barrels Crownabrand -four. pods u
8 cIAEkssfLLE. TENS.. October II.
Mr.. A. d. Langstatf, President:
DEAR SIR-In response to your tele-
gram yesterday | shipped you eight and
one.third dozen chickens, and ten dozen
will go forward to you to-day. / am
very glad to state that there will be
no draft for their payment, as you d.
rected. Our means do not equal our
will to do in yonr behalf.
Yours, truly, J. J CRUsMAE,
For Committee.
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still suffered from the effects Of the dis
ease, Preparations we're being made
for large aud lucrative fall tradoi
cverywhere we heard the busy bum OF
the beginning scenes Of traffic. Large
stocks were coming ID. stores were being
|repaihied And furbished up, abAentees
were returning, refreshed and encour'
aged. Each congratulated the other
upon the outlook. But Linden waCtO
see another sight Suddenly there came
shock upon the peaceful scene, which
startled us like a clap Of thunder from
cloudless sky. The yellow fever had
broken out in a peculiarly yirulent form.
The result we all know. Ten thousand
people who had means fed tlie sconrRe.
Fifteen hundred will be under the sod,
sweetly sleeping after LIES troubled
dream. Trade has ceased, and only
death and dire calamity has audience.
The money our refugees will spend
would pay of the city debt, and our
trade losses will be equal to the sum re,
quired TO perfect a system Of sewers,
Dreadful as this tale is, it too will be
forgotten over Cbsistmas pastimes, I'M
less the smallpox SHOULD again become
epidemic at that time, Therefore, ! say
that now is the appointed time or never,
The idea of characterization is the shall.
lowest of subterfuges Of the how.not,to
do II class. 800.
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HOW 70 Live EeonomlcaIIy.

The problem Of how to ecenomizc an
living isone that engages the serious at
tention of great many people. Many
little makes mickle was one OF
Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard "
truisms that summarizes the whole sys-
tenn Of popular extravaganza. II you
wish to save money, economic in little
as we'll as in large items of expenditure.
For all the household purposes for which
polishing powders, Bath brick and soap
are usually used, excepting the one
thing of washing clothes, Sapolio is by
many times the cheapest article that
can be employed. To say nothing about
its great superiority to all other sub
stances, it is, on the score OF money
alone, by far the cheapest. Remember
this fact and save many dollars a year.
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