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both like and ocean:J ,o |
Ktsolred, That Wo delegates Of tho Fnrmora ConFen-
ton Of tho Eighth Congressional District discard our
old political parties and join hand In hand - peoples
R;.olrtd THAT Wo recommend to tho rsrmer.' county
organizations comprlecd in the Twentieth Judicial Dis
Delegate Convention elect decgste for each
Of 10 meet esndsa for 0
Judge for said judicial District.
KANE COUNTY.
At meeting Of tho Kane County (1ll.) Farn-
ers' Association, held at Geneva, April 20, the
following resolutions we're adopted:
WnEnEAH Tho bcst ntorcHts Of great Agriculture
a Stats have been aadly neglected by our legsatora,
time At hons, and Riding FREQ upon our railroads and
thus favorin corporate nonopoes at the expense Of
Wl1EnEAs, Tie railroad companies oponly dofy tho
law, anl disregard tho interests Of tho eta q tue
charglng Us ali our produce is WORTH in mnny cases.
to ship It oyor their roads; therefore, bo it
venon sssemSea having At heart tic productive
Of our soun pop shs N
order to obtain official favors, aR syaton Of bribery
DO denounced NJ such by al honost md Inv abiding
tsolrt, That tho farmers and others interested In
tho movement q tho asgeral Toy to%ns se
q May 1915, tho purpouo ot taking into consider
Jnlical Circuit tho name Of proper noFson a. can.
1fdato for tho position OF Circuit Judge. And that
Ia such convention the County Of Kendall shall bs
entitled to II yotea DuPags to Il Votes anu Aane 31
M'uEsRY COUNTY.
Tho MoHonry County [In) Farmers Assoclar
ton, few days ago, adopted resolutions as fol-
| lows:
RESOLVED, That In tho selection Of candidates for
Judges, We want pledged mon nor mere part!sans.
but men with clean hands and progressive instincta:
men who By1nathize with tho labortng masseai mon
| ind vi
Reaolrtd, That tho doctrine OF vested rights and a
apecial privileges, held by the railway corporations
aud other INCORPORATED companies, are inconsateat
and repugnant to Republican inntutons. and conse-
american Government VA. founded:
eso'st That IN order 70 earIy out end 1n,y ,, ds
and % arangas M arc organized, va recommend tho
atrucon q competing pes Of rsways =, and an, ether
Of transportation for tho produce OF our 1af
PIKE COUNTY.
The Pike County (1ll.) Far1nors' Aasociation,
at pittsaold, April 25, adopted tho following:
Resolptd, That the farmers and wortingmen class Of
Pike County insst that our Legislature shall psss
suing moro bondH than TO defrny the cxpansea OF
building aud equipplng their respective roads.
RtsoIeed, That this meeting adopt resoutions4 s.
Rssored That We approve OF tho action Of tho farm
9 III =" th sa m
feudng any suit that may DO brought against them by
railway companies for refusing to pay any but Legal
faro.
Tho farmers Club OF pineyillo, Pike County,
ILL.,, at rocent meeting, adopted tho following
R<.olred, That doom It unjust that railroads =,
gross oarninga This, BY reflection, win bo found
snare, conoocted BY railroad monopoles. =,
ast nat ws a but
oftar upon those Artcoa required in tho construction
OK 5afoaas ana % - ~ M ~ fvor =, whiting down ma
, 1873-05-05

gr, ALBANs, Vt, May 4.-The Legislative Com
mitteo yeatorday examined the books OF the
, 1873-05-05

Isy HODGES ~ W.
Elegant Furniture at the largo brick dwe'lins'
500 West washing: ton-st,.
Two door1 from Ashland.avu
AT AUCTION,
IN TUESDAY morning, May9 Il O'CLOCK. o9nsis'sne
ainna an1 kitohea iurnituro carpets dtoct Il
sfs &P sna .ad sySEltf %oat fe.Sr!s
Il T@Wili sull s entire contents OF OIL "os'
th' 'aenday nosnnS' stopnHs K II 8 co.. Auouonssru
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02
Grnnd Onern Houae.

Professor Baldwin gave mysterious
seance at the Opera House last evening,
in the presence of large audience, and
under the eye Of committee composed
both of believers and unbelievers. The
Professor operated in cabinet, like unto
that so well remembered by those of our
citizens who attended the performances
Of the Davenport Brothers in this
city few years ago. The Baldwin
Brothers were tied in the cabinet, yet
the mysterious ringing of bells and
musical manifestations on instruments
we're carried on vigorously. On the
doors being thrown open the Broth
ers we're tied to their seats
as before. Numerous inexplicable
tests were given in either the most adroit
or spiritualistic manner. Being skepti-
cal, our reporter, without reason or evil
dence, put the manifestations down as
clever tricks, but many equally learned
gentlemen who were present gave spirit
ualsm due credit for all they saw and
heard. Indeed, the Baldwins beat the
Dayenports in the business, and present
a most entertaining show. How all
these things are done, our reporter
leaves every one to judge for himself or
herself; as for himself. he is disposed to
believe that the ID takes hand in the
affair or puts his foot into it, just as he
prefers. 1t is even said that his satanic
majesty is occasionally seen and heard
in the cabinet, and our reporter sug-
gests that if the committeeman to-
night get glimpse of the gentleman in
black, let them grab his tail when it
sticks out of the orifces in the cabinet,
take a sailors pull at it, boost him up
against the door, and then tie a knot in
his caudal appendage for future refer
ence. Tonight the Baldwin brothers
will give another of their wonderful ex-
hibitions, which will include the dark
seance, and other mysterious things that
must be seen in order to be fully appre-
ciated. As conundrum, our reporter
gives the Baldwins up-to the public,
who will no doubt crowd the Opera
House this evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

An old lady in 0swego, who had not
lived on the most agreeable terms with
her husband, left as her dying request
that she should be buried fifteen miles
from the " old man" that the dog should
be killed, so that he could not visit q
neighbor that the old lady disliked, and
that she should have the very best cofiH
that could be procured, and be buried in
white alpaca robe. Alas for the van
ity Of human wishes As the old lady
was largely dependent upon her neigh
bOrs, the distance that she got from the
old man was reduced FIVE miles, and her
coffin showed a shameful plsuoity Of or
nsmentation. When last heard frem the
dog was still alive.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

NEWARK, N. j., September "A num-
Der Of accusations have lately been
made by prominent citizens against q
number Of leading officials at the City
Hall for alleged irregularities. and the
charges have now become so positive
that a,committee is to be soon appointed
by the Common Council to investigate
matters. 1t is rumOred that startling
frauds viii be brought to light it the
city books are examined.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

Englishmen control the business, COM
merce, and mines of the greater portion
of the American continent, Their
steamers carry the freight and passen'
gers of the western and eastern coasts oil
South America, and the mines of Sono'
ra are owned by British companies In
this way the wealth of Mexico and Peru
is being absorbed into London, and this
has been going on since the Viceroys OF
Spain we're driven from South and Gen.
trail America. The British are more ad-
venturous than Americans in risking
their capital abroad, and though they
may sometimes be victimized, as in the
Little Emma speculation, the money ex-
pended generally returns with interest.
Americans have plenty Of employment
for their capital at home. 1t is a pity,
however, that our merchants have not
given more attention to South American
trade.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

A COMMITTEE of the citizens of New
bure, New York, have undertaken to i'm
prove the appearance of Washington
headquarters in that city. The expenses
will be betrayed by private subscription
The War Department at Washington
promises cooperation. Secretary Belk
nap has ordered thirty cannon, ten
Spanish, ten Mexican, and ten pieces
captured during the late war, to be sent
to Newburg, to be placed on the grounds
of the headquarters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

The following curious specimen Of
Japanese English was received by the
superintendent Of the San Francisco
street railroad from a gentleman in
Spain, who wanted to inquire into the
possibility Of introducing street cars In
Yedao; "sir ! heard that you were
railroad company. l hope street cars
that will make build In our capital city.
Therefore, l will beg you to give me, II
be rule Of company, maps Of railways,
Picture Of Car or writing which relation
between the Office and government about
tho make railway. l will do great hap
by to you i'll will make the build 1t, be-
cause there Is now the iron line and
cars
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

The farmers OF the West are giving
attention to a subject which is every day
becoming of greater Importance to the
agricultural communicable necessity
for more stringent laws against trespass-
ing. Every autumn men from the cities
20 trampling through corn and grain
after birds and rabbits. AS a general
thing, these hunters are far from par
ticular whether their game has been
domesticated or not, and chickens, tur-
keys, and even cows are often shot by
mistake or design. There is a very
proper prejudice against the introduc.
ton OF the unjust game laws of Europe,
but those laws are unjust not because
they prevent roughs from hunting on
other peoples land, but because they
prohibit the farmer from killing game
on the land which he rents and cult
Yates. A law ferbidding any person,
under penalty of fine, shooting on land
without leave from the. owner or occu.
pant thereof, would only be fair to the
farmer. Recovery of civil damages for
trespass is tedious and ineffective. The
nuisance can only be abated by the
prompt action of criminal courts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

The fishery treaty between the United
States and Great Britain permits the
admission of fish oil free of duty, while
all other oils pay ten per cent. The
question has thereupon arisen whether
the oil obtained from seals should pay
duty. From geological point Of view,
it is not a fish oil; but since it is the gem
eral practice OF commercial nations to
consider all oils obtained from marine
creatures as fish oils, the government
will probably be obliged to regard seals
as fish.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02
MEDICAL.
DIR. Curtis on Manhood"
2OOth EDITION.
MEDICAL
Revised and Corrected BY the Author. E. Dr
F.oURTIs. NJ. D.. ETC.. etc.

A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause and cure
Of Premature Decline in Man, showing how
health is lost and how reEained. II gives a
clear synopsis Of the Impediments 10 Marriage,
the treatment Of Exhausted Vitality, Nervous
pertaining thereto. and the remedies therefor,
the results Of twenty years successful prac-
"icURTIs on MANHOOD.'-uhers Is no
member Of society by whom this book win mt
b found useful. whether be be parent pre-
csptor sr clerEym. "-lLondop Times.
Price 50 cents. By mail. Address the author,
DR.. CURTIS,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

General Sir John Forster Fitz-Gerald,
the Colonel Of the Eighteenth Royal
Irish Regiment, is the Oldest soldier in
the British army IL not the oldest soldier
in the world. Heis now the senior Gen.
eral and has seen eighty years Of SCR
vice, his commission as ensign bearing
date October 20, 1898. At that time he
was only eight years old. He Joined
his regiment as captain Of seven aud
a half years standing when he was six
teen. He commanded a regiment at
the battle Of Salamanca. He has been
a full general for the last nineteen years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

Jose NJ. Gallegos has been renomi-
mated for delegate from New Mexico by
four of the fourteen counties of that
territory. Gallegos having declared
himself for Grant the greater part of
the Democrats prefer to support the in
dependent Republican, Elkins.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02
The "scare-CrOw" Creates n sen.
satfOn.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 2.-Vic.
toria Woodruff read her lecture on the
1.-THE Social Scare-Crows to large
audience at the Public Library Hall
and was several times applauded. Once
on giving the ministers cuff, there were
several Kisses, which caused the ap
plauders to be still more demonstrative
and the Kisses we're drowned out. The
audience was mostly male, with prob
ably one hundred and fifty ladies. Il
was select, and composed Of our mos
respectable people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

PTTTsBURe, Pa, September 2.-k de-
struetive Gre occurred at Newcastle,
Pa, last night. resulting IN the total de-
struction Of the Knox House aud the
dry goods store Of John Grau's. Loss.
shout $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02
one of Those Splendid Fellows OF
the OIdeu Time.

Saratoga Letter from John PAUL.
How the good old families are drop
ping from Saratoga. / see none Of their
familiar faces here now; and think I'll
be going, too.
The above remark was made by an
elongated legal luminary, who, taking
into consideration the fact that he has
figured here with very little encourage
ment for some sixty seasons, and is as
extended loRgitudinally IS Though he
we're linked sweetness itself, may not
inappropriately be called a nuisance Of
.1ong standing" And how / did ache
to reply to him: And do you know
what has driven them Off What is an
injury to the hotel beyond all calcula-
ton Why, my wife drinks out Of
claret glasses, and refuses a goblet al
alp 1t is because You rinse your false
teeth at the table in your goblet, sir9
Can you believe it2 This man ae-
tuaily unpacks his mouth at the table,
washes his blue clay (but possibly they
are made Of porcelain) tusks, washes
them in his goblet, replaces them in his
mouth. and goes on with the uncon-
scious ar Of enc who does good by
stealth aud bushes 10 find 1t fame"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

THE Philadelphia Bulletin declares
that during twe-thirds of the year
President Grant devotes himself to his
high official duties with the conscientious
diligence of man thoroughly i'm
pressed with the heavy responsibilities
of his station" That is to say, he takes
cocktail hourly, and fresh cigar
every ten minutes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

A young lady residing near Mon
mouth, Illinois, while making her bed
the other day, discovered a rattlesnake
comfortably coiled up between the
sheets. Immediately after the people
Of Monmouth thought the corporation
Law against steam Whistles had been
violated
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02
HOTEL.
BARNUMIS HOTEL,
HOTEL.
Cor. Broadway and Twentieth St.,
NEW YORK
On Both the American ana Ra-
ropeRn PLANS.

COMPLETE WITH ALL MODERN I'M
~ proyementsi roVms en- suite and single;
private parlors, baths. elevators. etc. Location
unsurpassed, being IN the very center Of
fashion and brilliant New York life IN rror-
imity 70 churches and places Of amussment.
an9 Aord Iqyiors, Arnold d Constahles
and J. 4 G. Johnston's dry goods psisres
The hotel i under the manarement 81 al 81
harnum, formerly 81 Barnum's Hotel. Balti-
more 1. N. Green, Of Dayton. ohio, md re-
barnum't Hotel. 81. Louis. IS5-iT5--si
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02
ADVERTISING.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

IaROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. WE
IN will charge l0l cents per line Tor the hrsi
insertion, and Eve 90 cents per line for each
Tubsequcnt insertion Of I'll legal adveTtise-
ncntr. except such as may be inserted foi
thirty days OF longer c0nsccuufely, which
viii be charred az card rate, by ne square,
eouufinr sirht 80 lines nonpareil, solid. % ths
Square. The printcr's fees 20 be paid m ad-
'Ano' " VIZ "a. ". ALEXANDER.
B. n. Memphis Appeal Pub. Co.
a. j. kELLAk,
Memphis Avalanche.
y. WHrrMORE,
Public Ledger.
Memphis. January q. la. mt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

Itisar rule Of law that a man cannot
be found guilty AZ murder unless death
has followed within 3 year and q day
after the infection Of the injury.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

THE New York Mail wants to see a
law passed in6icting fine of S25, 900 for
every passenger that is killed in rail
way car. and $4,000 for each case of
iniurv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

A Wabash, Ind, editor returns thanks
for a centipede sent him by mail from
Texas, being the first cent of any kind
he had seen for month.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02

The Borderer. Of Las Cruces. New
Mexico, calls attention to the fact that
though the members Of the Legislature
from that county had received no pay,
one Of them returned home with eeEtsr
clothes than be had before.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-02
PROPOSALS..
no BRICKLAYERS.
CIR! Essir.1 .l.. os 2 e,

HIT - I''7-'I = = = = -
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceired AZ this once until y O'Clock m,
cirterus' one near TIE corner % Raybnrn end
Georria streets. ard one On hroadMayi ne-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets. ~ citI
reserves the right % reiect any or al 81 t1e
bids. for pltns and rpeciteationf appJ %
J.H. HUMPHREYs.
1855 CITY Bneinssf.
, 1873-01-02
Of wllat Ia called l,oro tho II fOsborn
ling" concluded l,o would tako

ot wlat Ia called hcre tho 4" Osborn
ling" concluded l,o would take
tho matter in l,s own hntd. 1Io therefore niatio
nfl}t!nvits before Unitol Btatoa ComnisB[onor,
who ID also Postmaster, ox-1llstfco Of tlo
Ponce, ox-County Commissioner, ox-D!Htril,utor
OF proyiBtonB for tho Froelmon'H Duronu, who
immediately iBauod n warrant for tho arrest OF
Gonoraf William Dlrnoy, vol known III tho War
Department at Washington, butt unfortunately
for him, 4 supporter Of Groblny; and II. 3.
Harmon tho colorod Clerk OF tho Circuit Cotirt,
md Register Of tho United statoa Land
Ofllco, who, although ono Of Grants B.lpport-
ors, opposed tho Into sonator III this campaign.
Both woro promptly arrested by n deputy
United BtatoB hnretla who also hollis the Office OF
Collector OF novenne under tho btato Govorn~
mont. Tho Deputy Marshal took charge Of the
election returns, whom I1armon, tho Clork Of tho
tho Peace, Ind warrant Issued for tho nrrcst OF
tito Deputy Maril,al, ana rlncod in tue hands OF
q Deputy BhorIff. The WARRANT waa aeryod, but
inusm,lcll us tho Sheriff ]iad boon appointed
through tho Influence OF this Senator, ho de-
olincd to sustain tho action Of hia deputy.
General Dfrnoy, Judge Of probRto, presiding
ovor tho Board Of CanyasaorH, demanded nh I'M
mediate trial boforo tho Commissioner who ia-
nucd tho warrant, and when reflBod, offered
bnil. He hnB boon permitted to visit his family,
20 mies in the country, on pnrolo, mud will hayo
to appear In Jacksonville tomorrow.
Oh Saturday, while tho yoto TaB being on1,-
ynsBcd, tho streets uf tito town werc thronged
with negroes, mounted and on foot armed With
all kinds Of Weapons. To-day, upwnrl Of 70 or
80 wcro present, not only ar1nel but with their
bagB full Of provisions trying to oyorawo tho
laW-abiding citizonB III this community.
, 1873-01-02

Ia from tho Hymns aud Anthems" selected by tho
rnnthcat William Jotlnson Fog, and another from
isov. Jsrnea Marttneaun we1|-known volume. II Mr,
l,ratlaugh had laanc.t hyn-hook, and ANYTHING in
\ had takeu THO editors fancy, ho would have picked
!tont mud assigned ita sourGc With rerfeot qmiot
nctitnde but III tho Preface, md In TIM arrangement
Of tho hyn1ns, you arc mAttc aensible that
In tho mind Of Tho editor, for ali It's Hoft-
ncsB Of Rnrfacc, there fs underneath tho velvet
pile TINT "imror(urbablo cdgo Of dogma which, by
doubtful metaphor. vnry nh1o contemporary onco
noticed m being alwnyh lincoverab1o In Or. Newman
and Ntr. Matthew Arnold When like Lord Bel
bornv nrpeara 70 bo conccdinB nearty everything, o
Ia In fact concoang nothing, a challenge him whero
when yo,l inay, yoll ehn never TO vary from Rosa
lin) take him without his answer Hut, In fact, IL Ia
not essy IN get ut him nt nl Thero IB snrh thick
wAding Of go.lto rhraneoogy around tho main polnt
tint to argue with lin Il Bpn,othing liko cutting
through down pillow ut lrst. Many yrars ago,
cmbern writer In the Saturday Rtuftto irritato1 At tho
defiant awectncsg ct Charming and fla i1nperturb-
abo opmis saitl II would hnVn done him good to bo
badgered by 4 London rarochtal Hoard al u bloatcd
priest fatentng himself the va}s Of the people. It
ia impossible not 10 wohder NJ yon Hten to Lord ael-
bornob silvery accon.a and watch his mild eccea!ast1
cizc faco wnt would be tho effect uron him OF good
round course Of peEaieont batEgettnR. know Con-
Beryattvo wlln told MO lie mover heard hr. Bright
speak without feeling strong desire to Bivo lin,
black eye. No,niy could possibly cntertntn-or oven
have-surl, fancy whtlo Lori Heihorne was speak
Ing hut he dot5 nka you have wicked thoughts, or,
NJ least, yonr dcrravty makes you lays them at
gucl tttncg.
, 1873-01-02

will, no ;noro for n livelihood thnn tho inlcrcat
Of a',.,t $4,000, upon which H!sa II now aubsiat-
Ing worry humby in Athens. The laat narrator
Of llor story rpyn, IN conclusion, TINT, rs A,ncri
can and EnCah Visitors to tito classic city. upon
being informed OF tho reaidonce teero ef 1yrol.'s
"Meid," are unua'ly anxious for MI introduction
to tho venerable Indy, rcnowed rwbicn-
tnkon tnft-hnnting, and Mt tho same limo ro-
move n yery general mtsapprchonsion concort,-
ing tllo lordly poets loyo for tho "zoo" Of hia
widow Maori ranks to m obnc,irity ,itrolieyol by
any other poetic. association tl.an the poanblo
suggestion Of rather facottouB Irish nong, and
tito haro Of the admired I}yronio voraea takoH
sairoy Camp rendered doal honors, Thoso nro
indeed layB OF wholoHafo dsilluston; but 1t
soems pity that tho doporsonnlizod marked
characters Of history and nong must alwa7a bo
tho lloblcRt and pureat Of the standard tl,ronE,
willie tho Dorgiaa mud CaLalines lnGintatn tholr
evil yertabiltties nn9uestionod.
, 1873-01-02


Tho Herald Of Health has tho happy faculty Of
being Honsiblo and attractive.
pr. Mary j.. Stafford, who is always bright md
nutritious; giyos sono hints, in THO January
NUMBER about Ornament md Droes, which, II
wrongs about which women should DO ns Bolic-
itous as about thcir moro magnificent rights.
There aro articles on astor1ny lay" by
Rov. II. W. Iccchor; "Dr. 6audford'B prescrip-
tion," by Frances Ettyngo; t'rurning Chnnco to
Account; "Eating and Drinking by tho Ed"
itor; "Tobacco: 1ta EncctH on the Human Con-
stituston," by ]. 9. Layard, III. D.; "Leasona for
tho Children: Tho Brain and Nerves." by tho
Editor; "How to Excrciae;" and q series Of
studies IN Hygiene by the Editor, which er-
brace such topics as those: 1inllucinaton-A
Perfect Marriago-Wasto OF Lifo !; Labor and
Happinoss--C -Chostnuts- hclea-Wells Noar
Grnvayards-- Consumption Tea Drunlsards--
Popsin Il Mothor'a 1nquiry-Tobacco Statistioa
Hygiene for Poultry; 1nfant hlortality-Bad
Tho unpleasant fact is revealed that Chicago
is tho city In which infant mortality is the most
excessive:
In Chicago, In tho year 1e43 thc.death rate Of chill
tren nndor years was only 20 per cont Of nll tho
deaths; but It has slosly risen TIL! In l8G0, IL had
Louis. where aat year tho death rate Of childrou
under yoars wac 81 per cent Of tho entire NOR
tnllty. Now York City Ia Utmost tho st. Louis,
and in the year 1871 It was greater, that being m
exceptional year, and amounting to II per cent.
Next to Now York nands Daltinors, with percentage
phia with 4G ror cent, and New Orleans with 10 per
cont. Providence, H. L. shows only " per cunt, but
that city has nla1c Ranary knowledge specially, anu
In that way done much to MAKO child.fo moro safo.