The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-05-03


many features Of tins first class establish.
ment, where goods are being retailed at
wholesale prices Spring and summer wraps
for the ladies ars just beginning to arrive and
Will be noticed next week The convenience
II access t. this model store renders il still
more attractive, as the Madison and State
street cars and stages all meet at this corner,
Just opposite Nos us. 100, I22 and l24
PRESENTATION Mr. VIM Estell, Director
day night was the recipient Of beautiful sill
yer set Of tea service The presentation ad-
dress was delivered by Mr. Max Stern. the
worthy President Of the Association Mr.
Stern. IL his address referred to the valuable
services and interchangeable labors Of Nj Is
tell IN behalf OF the Association. Mr. stern
hoped that the worthy recipient would live
long to enjoy the delicious aroma Of the Mo
cho which his aIniable. but absent, bride
knew but too well how to extract from that
rare but delicious bean He closed by hoping
the newly married couple might enjoy long
and happy life, and see the " Princess Of
Der Grossen Mudass enjoying the aromatic
fragrance, sent forth from the silver urn, in
their declining years.
Dr Stoufer, the Physician OF the Associa-
ton, followed in a neat and pleasant little
speech, commendatory Of the services Of Mr.
EstelI
At the conclusion OF the doctor remarks,
Mir Estell arose ana confessed his mobility To
fully acknowledge his indebtedness and graft
tude for the valuable present made to him on
this occasion He confessed to his entire IN
worthiness, and thanked all who had partici-
pated in the affair from the bottom Of his
heart. Having concluded his remarks he
walked around the table. and had a hearty
shake hands with all who were present
SMALL PoH ANo>G THE >ro>E Cr TIERS.
For some weeks past tile inhabitants Ut that
portion Of the city bounded BY Harrison and
Polk streets ana Fifth avenue and Franklin
streets, have been terribly annoyed BY
loathsome and most disagreeable etfiuvia,
arising from a ward stones ia close proN-
unity TO Polk street The people Of the sec
ton sent word to the officers III the Board IL
Health but these WORTHY officials, not being
acquainted With the principles Of mriicme
.LpsrfIat, failed to discover the cause ot the
obnoxious etfiuvia Much alarm and excite
meut prevailed Tor time until Prof. Gil
more visited the infected region, and. after a
close and critical examination OF the subjects,
he pronounced them harmless, and not Of the
contagious order. The seat VI the disease
was located III the Price element, and the
influence he had over the deluded subjects Of
this disease caused them To remain in the in
iected region tie assured the atirg GIFTED null
ttude that they had nothing to apprehend
from the disease, Is the malarinus cause Of it
having become connected with the whisky
ring would IN very short time remove his
headquarters to another location, AMI those
poor creatures whom he had inoculated with
the disease for the sake Of paltry lucre t. en-
able him to get the hcence clear Of expense
he Viii leave III the lurch. In the meantime the
Professor advised the residents Of those parts
to have a. little to 10 with them as possible.
and before long they would lind out that
their diseases desperately grown, by despe-
rate appliances are relieved. 1t is the III
tention Of the ADVOCATE to ascertain tthe
names " the infected persons III order that
some Of our philanthropic benefactors might
see them and b.. filed with a charitable
spirit to take those poor demented crea-
lures and take Of care them.