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New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
A JERSEY CITY DRAUGHrsMAN MURDERED.

Edward p. JONES' age 30, was found by John
Youin living in pool Of blood the pavement at Hud
son and Essex-sts, Jersey City, iat a. N. yesterday
He was moved into the house Of Mrs. Dexbeimer.
where he boarded, aud found 10 he st alive,
though unconscious and ldylng. Officer Broadmeadow
was called in and Of the boarders, Robert Halliday
told him that Jones had fallen down stairs at Washing
ton and Essexss midnight, and had been carried 10
the pavement in front Of his boarding house
by unknown men. Haladay and Thomas Lee then
sisted the officer the body TO the hospital after
showing considerable unwillingness 10 do They
escaped as soon possible, and their seeming anxiety
with the that they the only persons who had
any know ledge of Joness condition until he found
by Youln led the suspicion that they had been guilty
Of an assault Oh Jones' Officer BrOadmeadow, there
fore arrested them IN Englishens saloon, with
a companion, Peter ReeD. Before entering, part
OF a conversation was overheard which strengthened
the officers euspclons Jones was unmarried ana EN-
poyed as draughisman sn the offices OF the Pennsy
vania Railroad Company. He did not scOus
ness died ia the hospital at noon yesterday A
preliminary examination showed wound on the right
side OF the head above the and penetrating the
skull. The wound was such Que as might have been
made by slung shot bullet, and not likely TO
have been caased by fall. There cut over the
eye II from fall, and the face badly bruised.
The County Physician requested 10 hold post
mortem examination The prisoners were taken before
Justice beymour, and Reen was discharged, Halladay
and Lee being held 10 await the result inquest
The authorities express the belief that Jones was nun
dered.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES IN BROOKLYN.

Democratic primaries for the election of
delegates 10 the Kings County Democratic General
Committee were held last evening in Brooklyn. Tie
police authorities anticipated trouble between the oppo
site factions in OF the wards and accordingly had
two sections OF men held in readiness Police Head
ouarters under Inspector Folk
The force by order Of Chief Of Police Campbell was
sent 70 HIbernia Hal, IN Coolest, where the Eleventh
Ward primary holding. There we're two strong
factions there assembled one being composed mainly of
Irish Hiberuans, led by John Norton James DOan and
uelael Coffee and the other factiOn-the anti iber-
nans-by ex Supervisor James Howell, and Hugh Camp
hell. brother Of the Chief Of Poliee. The Hbernians
,sed a giass baOtbOx and the Campbel party had one
u,ade of WOOD which reported TO have been stuffed
IriOre the opening Of the polls.
About an bOur after the voting had begun The Camp
hell party turned of the and seized their opponents
t,,i,at-Iox A night ensued, and the police at
TIsstla John Norton, Doan, and C0nee on charge OF
IsI.I,lefIy conduct They locked up Ia the FIRST
PRECINCT Police stat0n Justice Riley opened court and
directed the police 20 bring the arrested pontcians
ire him that hr might pail them, bat this oioer Was
sere garded, and the men remain iD CUSTODY
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
SALE OF THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

Long negotiations Tor The purchase OF the
South side Railroad Of Long Island were
consummated on Wednesday last by agreement OF
the directors and the payment OF half the purchase
money Osensiby the controlling stockhoider VIII be
Jacob r. shpherd Of No. "a Pine-s. in this city, but
company Of capitalists are 1t Is rumored the
actual purchasers. The present officers will resign
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
THE CIrY,s RAPID TRANSIT ROAD.

meeting of the Rapid Transit Association
,ook place last night the real estate office Of Hoffman,
CoLnrn d Co., at No. COZ Sixtb-ave. X A. wtthaus
presded The Executive Committee reported the draft
Of the proposed s 10 the Legislature authorizing the
rity build q rapid transit railway, the expense Oh
" whlcb shall not exceed t20,0oo,OOo
The bill provides that Commission, consisting OF the
ayor OF the City Commissioner Of Public works, Presl-
s-sa ~ ths 6osSd Of Aldermen eDd other CoBalss0neB
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
ILLNESS OF Ex-MAYoR KALBFLEIscH.

The condition of ex-Mayor Kalbfeisch of
Brooklyn considerably improved yesterday, but he
is still very low, and his physicians have only slight
hope Of ultimate recovery though he may continue
in his present precarious state for days. His iron
sttution is not easily by disease and his rea
tives who constantly at his bedside do not give
him up
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
A NEW GLASGOW LINE.

A scheme is now on foot for the establish
ment OF another weekly steamship line between New.
York and Glasgow The are 10 be OF the sizo
employed In the North Atlantic service They sre
building ON the Clyde, and will he out In the Spring
The pioneer vessel Of the line has been launche and
two othors sse approaching completion An ofeer VI
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

,o ~ ,,onv nv the (,oyernor of the state shall su
repSnd tse hding o the road IN the interest OF the
SitN. a.. ,.-,.,.
tune the Importance Uf the omeale passage OF tue bilI
Cn,upiitee Of ". A. Niitaags, EdCar II.
pr,Un II ~ Church, rhip q. Mheeer, &. Palmer, Jr.,
1eh" a stOue hienbnrgh, and r. T. GarrotsOu.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
tAnnouneemenpa

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 (ready last
Of January or ea 10 February in addition usual contents
hayea PoRrRAIr BioGKAPHI OB
HoRACs GREELHI
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

MASTERS OF THE SITUATION.-JAs T. FELDs's S
lecture in TRIBUNE EIrRA No Price &c. Sc by mail
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS FROM THE CON
TROLLER.

Controller Green has sent communication
to Mayor Havemeyer in which he again urges the press
ing need OF legislative action in regard TO municipal
finances He claims that item Of the taxes OF 1s73
amounting k6643S7 r. consists of the citys portion
Of deficiencies created by misuse by the State author
ties OF about 100000 belonging to the State sinking
funds.
The Controller says:
An passed in 1872 10 submit 10 the people. as
required by the Constitution, the question whether the
whole OF this deficit should paid by the issue of State
bonds The State Controller decides however. that At
be raised by tax because such submission Is un-
constitutional for that existed last year but do
not exist this year.
The raising OF the means to make up this deficiency
the State funds of which this city mas TO do It's share s
in no proper expenditure OF 1873, and should
not DO chargeabe that year. propose, therefore,
first, that this citys portion Of the tax required TO sup
ply this State deficiency be raised by bonds OF the city
payable on not exceeding two years in equal annual
nstaments and that the city be reimbursed out OF the
proceeds of State bonds to be issued for the purpose
and that tho necessary legislation be immediately
initiated 20 accomplish these ends.
The law might be general to cover all the counties OF
the State that desire avail Of its provisions Secondly
the necessary legislation be had to authorize the trans
fer Of all xpended balances OF last year Thirdly
That the raising in 1873 Of ST. for the Fourthave
Improvement be postponed until 1874, or as needed
FOthiy: That the appropriation for carrying on the
government for 1873 be reexamned and renxed without
delay. and the Departments compelled to reduce ex-
penses aCcOrdingly.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

- A meeting was held at Philadelphia yesterday
Of cussns With The Char
men " ,.nous Ia Mayor pIesSd Tie
Of eSt.0s pIsssss st NE Bsspss
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
A coMpLMrNr no JoHN FoLEY.

a number OF prominent residents, among
whom NAV be mentioned Gen. John A. Dix, Peter
Cooper VIM NJ Evars, ". r. vermiye, Edwards Pierre
pOut Wm c. Barrett, Moses Taylor, Thuilow Weed and
sbout 80 others desiring to show their appreciation Of
The long and persistent efforts of John Foley in the cause
of Municipal Reform rendered him a dinner at which
they might personally express theT Acknowledgements
Jbe following IS the e,pondence:
NEwYoRK, Jan 10, 1873.
10 JOHN FOLEY, esq: kDOwledgng as we do your
long and persistent efforts in the Of Municipal
Reform and your dsnerested but expensive struggle
in The court handed with the Old corrupt Board
Supervisors, resulting III the destruction OF that
Board. your famous Injunction suit with the Tam
broken your services in securing the cleo
tOn OF our most eminent citizens 10 the Office OF
cheimagisiFate Ol our city and desiring 10 testify our
high appTeciao Of these public services, crowned with
rneh extraordinary success we request that you VIII
afford the pleasure OF meeting you al dlnnef 10 De
gwen You at such time may best suit your convent
We have the honor TO be, yours very respectfully,
john a. Dn, H. C,ausen, j., r. {. Root
W X Verinii,e. Jnis A. GOgOrza, sam c. thompson.
A. stout, Thurow Weed, GOr's F. IlmIson'
James Buell., Cuas. MatrOus, Jeremiah Qunian
4. r. Cunningham, Willard l.. Felt, Geo. ii. Reay,
Jonn III. slrahau, c. l.. Tiffany, IhOs. McLelland,
X ". Townsend, JOnn 1. Ddly, Louis de BeDldn,
James NJ BrOwu MIu. NJ. Eyarts, j. NJ Hasted,
WIN. A. Darhug Edw's Pieirepont' George Caheh'
John IA. White. y. GanO Damn, Myer stern,
j M Buudv 4. Gilsey. r. +. Marbury.
Moses Tay Tor. Emil Saucr, BENZ. b. Sherman.
No. 2AsToR HOUSE, NEW YORK, Jan. Is, 1873.
GkETLEAEN; have received your favor, IN winch IN
acknowledgment. as you are pleased TO state, OF NY
long persistent, and successful Efforts IN the cause of
municipal reform you request that Will afford you tie
pleasure Of meeting me at adinner AT such time and
pace as may Indicate.
For the last four years have left nothing undone
pecure defeat overthrow OF that Infamous power
destruction Of which has resulted IN such great bene
t to our city and people with the destruction OF me
Tammany power the great work or reform IN muni
cipa government began ana 10 me he,mOst pleasing III
dcaOn Of It's progress was the election OF VIM r. Have
meyer of most bonOred citizens, 10 the May
orally. For my efforts the good wOTk, am more than
compensated by your Endorsement, which beg you viii
permit 10 accept in place OF the proposed dinner as
giit the which cannot Dc eDhaneed-dn honor
winch be eXceed. Thanking most sincerely,
AN your hOhOTed and faithful servant, JOHN FOLEY.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
MR. GREELEYs WILL AND THE CHII.DREN's All
SOCIETY.

SIR: In view of the many rumors current
in regard 10 this Society and Mr. Greeleys WILL permit
me 20 say that the Childrens Aid Society is not now,
and has not beon contesting Mr. Greeey's will. The
only conte the executors of the will OF lsi
Your obedient servant, CHARLES L. BRACE, Secretary.
Chtdrsns Aid Society, No. 10 East Fourth-st, Sep-
YOrk, Jan. 10, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
DEPARTURE of Through Railroad Trans
II y from EeMYork; IA ,uu

DAND, MCNALLY & Co.'s RAlLWAi
IL GUIps AND nAND BOOK ryes ,h. l.is ens e.s .s'
every railroad sDd ver ia The u s. ssd CansaA Pcs ~
peysisaler~ Pree ~ es-A
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
Ihs sOId,ars' Bounty a Failure.

special frsu Washington TO N. cin.in.
sah eassas q Tuesday says. -.
Accompanying the rsssut ady,y.s ,.n... =,
me HsnAis Osnmitss on Public Land ~ Ii,I. n.
ne0s sabaiers' bsuniy Iand bill. and -Lish
eaeeteatiy kliisd The 0sassrs, il an imuorts !,
.etsss tson Conmissirney Drummoad' n ~.
Land OM6s. u which be rsvisga tAs .hi.,ors
sna ensot OF all lsEisiatisH granting lands a.
selalefas nen The Fsaolutisa OF the Oontin.n,sI
Ceneress 70 ITIo 70 the prSssut time. Hs \. "a
thae sihee The ast Of Is33 the propor,ion oS isS
satIen 81 warrants BY bsnsfsiariss thsr.sf ~
~ snsir hslFe, has not bees enc y a bnnd,sd
aeo he 70 fuiiy esavincsd thai. A A 0sn.r.i
HlePasiton, soldiers have never appr.eis,,d
e.aieual hsnsfaetisns 10 The form ef nnAls
.eaa., and that the boanty land syst,m 49,
ssse s:.s 70 Aas~s' the design or its proieetorT.
.a asAns Of settlement 81 The land. or.
so1rSosenoa d soldiers. NJ. Drummond
~ aAA a eho p1sssat rate "a would rsanir.
heiL century 10 snrVsy the lanas e.,,s1 ~.
~ we eiii, sad that they would ,.Ls III ~ ~
promissd.'' s"ss s"sJ OF
Thia rseult was not unloOksd ~, 7, a..
~sArs pleased at the failure Of The ms,.n,.
provided u osu!d ne, be 90 eons,rusd a. "a nr.'
vsss The Paolis domain FROM falling ialo A.
hsods Of Che nOnOpolisis. Bot guided by mas,
results, "oild u b. surpassed fos a nnms,,
MAJ NJ. DHunA'SB, wOald have been called
spon Tor sSeh rsPor, II = railroad corporation
eaa hoeeksd .. the doors Of CoaKress and
.s1sa iof few million acres. bloksd BY
'sv nilliea ssIls'' is The ba,I groaaa 10, Il,
sy'ss purposes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
BROKE LOOSE

The associated press dispa,eh.. from
Cincinnati, on the 9th inst, cay:
"TAe Democrats today broke looss from IN.
Asesral: and noEsinstsd = straight ost Demo
s-atis ticket"
After reading the above, 1t appears rath-
a rsfrsshing to see the Democrats in this
latitude call Democratic and Liberal Re.
publican Convention, while in Cincinnati
The nest in which this vile egg was hatch.
"a, the Democrats abandon the few Repub.
ieans whom iasy duped into thsir trap
les than one year ago.
The Samo day, Saturday iast Gro w
HouK and ADAM CLAY, both Bourbon
Democratic, were nominated In the Mont
Eomery county district.
From the very nature Of thing. these
trading Political combinations cannot last
much longer than one campaign. Their
design 70 sss few Of the Ioaves and fshes
vitheat any percsptible signs Of elevatiue
poiitics above the mere scramble for what
y 10 be made from the offices, becomes 40
apparent that 1t will not stand the test ef
the mas OF the people.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

The new Postage act excludes absolut,lv
uom the maiIS all free matter after the sO.h Of
June 1879. This, Of course, cuts OF all free
HsW'PsP'r exchanges and all free mail dsliv-
ety o. country newspapers. The amsuut ap.
pFePFiassd 70 pay the balance, due for postage
70 fsreiEn osuntriss with whom we have postal
treaties "a $3.50 'ose. The snouu, appropriated
ser postage for the EIssutivs Dspar tmsnts and
shs smcs Of the Secretary Of the Senate aud
CLERK sftA' Rouse OF Representatives issI $685.
sso.-oSn~sreial.
VI course there must Be . revenue frsm some
scarce to rsplseisA the Yrsasuriss that hav.
been robbed, and there are none, probably,
more able TO stand such tariff than the prs.s
which sarrisAihs news Of such Fshhsriss 70 the
Rsopls.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
WHAT EvAnEBoux WANTS.
CnRAP AND coon LITERATURE.

We had concluded not 10 club the
SounSAL with any other paper this year,
but being solicited By several Of our old
vatrous who feel able TO take more than
enc paper, TO do 90, We have perfected arr
rangsmsnts 10 club with the Toledo Blade,
New York T~s,, and Cincinnati Gasst.s, At
che following low rate:
yevnNAL and WEEKLY TnxEs, $500
yoUnNAL and HEMr-WEEKLY TMs, A25
younNAL and WBEKLy GAZETTE, 500
1ounNAL and WEEKLY BLADE, 400
Subscriptions can commence with any
HumhsT Of either paper, and mus, be ac-
sompanisd with the money.
while We prefer to let the JOURNAL
spsak for issslf from week 70 week, we can
ssnmsnd the above thres publications as
ths leading papers Of the country.
1S svWy ono sending sls6 Of FIVE nsw
ssss~ibvs 10 he JOURNAL and $3.50, vs
si1 fSpish On sr'ro copy one gear free. This
rus'Asr can be raised In any locality in q
half dAyS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
Passed February II, 1858,

80 general has the p,b bile con6dsnes become
IN Or. Ayers medicines, and so great the de-
mand for them, that rnrr' 'ucipIsd villain. ar.
Attempting to deceive the unwsrJ By imposing
upon them their worthless nsstrums under a
similarity Of name. Chsrry Psstoral Lorsngss,
DR.. Ayers Trsches, Ayers Passilss forCoughs,
Cherry Pscto'al Cough Drops, Ayers Fever
and Agus Cure. Dr.. Ayers Indian PiiIs, De.
&c, (none Of which are Of Dr.. Ayers mana.
fhsiurs or eomposition) are specimens Of tbi
Viliainy anddscsit. They not only dafraud the
sick Of their money but Of their health, or the
recovery Of their health, which is far more i'm
Portaut than Nancy. From aetuaI eaun.erfeits
the people are protected by law which the Doe
tor Pr"mPtly snfnrces, but these e,asions some
times elude the Law, and purcha,ers must pro-
tect themselves by refusing to bs deceived hv
them. Dopsr ~. H.! Bee
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
ROAD NOTICE.

N"'ies is hereby Eiysa that a petitinu ha.
been Sled BY GsarGs MeSiOnaRls aud otbs,.. IN
the ON Of the Auditor Of Wood eonatV. Ohia.
praying that the CeuntT Commissioner Of said
yesnr wiz aulhor'Is the Wood Coualy Turn
ior The purpose ~ building a Maeadamixsd
Read shsrsoe, Of certain Crunty Road com.
msnelng At the narth west Garner af R,ad Trae,
OF the Maumee and Western Reserve Road
Number thirteen 49,, and lsadiag thence dus
n"Fsh between Sections 2 a 3, and alang ibs
ives. line OF Sse1ion eleven an. to aud across
su ns II~u Nn@"n ns the Avenue Read. leading
east. ~"''' eA-
Said petition viii be heard before ,hs com.
n'ssloasrs 81 said Wood sannty on S,tnrdax
April 18th, A. ID 1873. at 10 o'clock A. ~
GEORGE MsMoNAGIE.
=, AMI l2 ethsr petit asrs.
'''u'G ""en = lSfs. iIdsS 50
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

Ths Territories haYe. hsretofsrs, furnished a
sss pasture hsld upoa which to Craze worn-ou,
polisieiansj but President GRANT has auIOupc. .
Cd that hereafter astuai rssidsats Of these Ter
r's'riss are 10 receive the sppsiutn.nts. Il
seems 70 ss the dssi<s Of the President 10 carry
ems shs will Of the people, after such viii is
made knewn. safe rule for him to be Ks.srn-
Cd BY in this respect, will be to leave all poli.
astsns In retirement whom the people have re-
tired until such constituency shall see proper
= rssurrset them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

A special from WashiDEtou day bsfsrs yes
SsVAay, says: "Msmbers Of the last Hsuss II
Representatives are drawing their 5000 extra
back pay With almost perfect uusnimity, Judge
AsrFi'k' Of Maryland, being the emily one who
Ass shas far siEni6sd his inten,io lot to take
ne money. and Smith Ely, jr., Of New York
City, the eniy enc whs has followed Mr.. Hosrs
eEAsRls and given Il awaf.n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

a Western sdissr thus explains a familiar
saying; "A lAaJwritss to ask the origin Of
ne pArass, The army swors terribly al Fland-
srs,' and what oeessisnsd' the profanity Mr..
Biaadsrs was suIl'r, and his prices and gen
sEsl disregard for all other rules Of trade 90 in
ssassd the army that Il cursed hin with al | Il,
NlrenRth"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

The festivities at Wa shipgten ON the lth inst.
Ssnsludsd with grand ball in the evening, in
a'eaiiding sFsctsd especially for the purpose.
aud'in which there was room Tor thirteen hun.
sssd ssss. II Is now reported that the receipts
sf The evenings entertainment have fell short of
expenses $4,000. As there are no legally au.
HORNED bodies in ssssisn at prss.ut TO intrsdue.
~nA pass doub's'assing appropriation bills, We
ne'e that these whS danced be allowed 70 pay
the hddlsrs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
Democratic and EiBeraf Republican
Constitutional ConvUntlon.

The Democrats and Liberal Republicans Of
Weed County, ohie, are requested to msot In
Hsss Convention At Bowling Green, in said
ceunty, on
Saturday, March -, 1879.
astsn o'clock, A. ~, 10 nominate q candidate 10
- sapPOrisd ., fbsrsnsuing April election for
The eniss o. Member Of the Constitutional Con-
vsusion sf the State Of Ohio.
ny srdsr Of the Democratic County Commit
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
HENRY NJ MoRsR. Chairman.

The Sta.s ticket in Ohio this yssr will com.
prise The election Of a Governor, Lieutenant
osvsrnor, t~s' Suprsras Judges, Treasurer oil
STATE, Comptroller Of Treasury, Attorney Gen.
esal aida member Of Beard Of Public Works
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

A western editnr in acknowledging tie gin
OF peck of onions from a subscriber, saws: IL,
is such kindnesses as these that bring tears 10
our eJes."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
A TTACMMENT NOTICE.

N. K. Ma pisy, Ph'G. Bsfsrs A. v. Perry, J.
against p Of niddl.,a,, -
JSo. W. Aanlsy, Def. wood County Ohio p'
On tbs il'h day Of February, A. ID. Isia
said Justice issued an srdsr " stlaehn,snt In
the abovs action for the sum o. tive hundred
M ~ n,nsiy one dollars aud sixty-six cents
W." o'@ u. K. MANLEY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

The undersigned haV-
n had Twenty Nine
YEARS Experience a.
PRAcTIcIEa PHYHI-
CLAN In the MaumsS
Valley, calls attsniioA
af those interested 10
the faetthat be hes ss-
tablished q suit Of
rnems in MTsFs'bioek
Monroe Street, q reg
ulAr DispensatoFy foE
aud Derma-
nsnt cure Of all llknOWa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14
PROM rnE rfPpFclvor BRRItn

we haventses decent paper Republican
or osmoeratc-ihat doesn't denouuse the big
haul from the United States Treasury int their
own pockets by the late Congress but they are
all "se-orss's" gentlemen not enc Of them
would steal dollar, but when I, COMES To
sA,eeoi ifs another thing. Senator's Shsrnan
and Thurman both voted against the increase
Of back pay.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-14

PRIVATE DISEASES
whether Of recent origin OrOf long siaudipg, Ia
Male or Female. The success which has attend.
ed the practice fihe undersigned in the treat,
mental diseases coming under the abaye head
Is sufficient guarantee that whatever he under
taxes he psTfni ms,a In every case effects a
radical cure frivate rooms are provided where
coincidence.
GeneIal Office over Nos. 81 and "a, Monroe,
street, first roem to the left at the tap Of the
stairway. All letters containing q remittance
or postage stamp promptly answered.
'4g Vnee hours Irom ~ to T. and ,Ton 10 Q.
yVlsdp, Qbls,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-05

and then we shall fetch up all the walters
in the hotel So we put our fingers on the
three buttons, and kept them there, and,
warrant you, the passage was soon full of
walters tumbling over one another. They
thought the whole house must be on fire.
We simply explained that, as the ringing of
one bell did not do, we thought we would
ring all three, and found it capital plan;
but if they would only come quickly an
other time, we would do it no more Every
time a man prays he rings the great bell in
heaven! If two of you agree as touching
anything concerning the kingdom, it shall
be done unto you. There is no resisting it.
If every man and woman here would be-
gin to put their fingers upon the bell, the
electric communication between earth and
heaven, it would awake the very angels,
and bring them down, with untold bless
ings upon the world" We cannot help
hoping that the laughter and applause which
greeted the comparison of the holy angels
| reused and wakered up by prayer to the
idle walters, tumbling over each other at
an Italian inn, does not express either the
piety or wisdom of the general body of sub
scribcrs to the London Missionary society.
| -Applttons' journal.