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Dec Day.

Tie practice distressing the-easly s,rins
howers over the graves of federal soldiers
has become almost lntgersal throughout
tie North, and although there NAV be some
thing beautiful and tender In thus honarine
the memory Of thase wh, fell while in the
service 81 thrir c,uutry. yet the live dis
abied saitler who is pas. d by unnoticed
10y those who bear heir floral tributes with
which 10 decorate the tonbs of the dead
viii think the sentiment, which nromn,. the
act as inconsistent as it is beautiful, and
VII wander If that feeling # gratitude and
love for the dead soldier of which ,hos. spripc
blossoms are tokens can be genuine when
no marx Of respect, even, is paid to those
VINO SURVIVE. The bright tinted aoy eYs
that bud and bloss0 in ihe warm sunsi,;na
u Spring were intended to bless and bril-
en- the eyes OF the living aud to gladden.
their hearts, and not t. wit and vither or,r
the bones o. dead men. In the sick room
oi the poor or N the garet where the sew
'rg slrI tolls Though the long dav, a bou
qaet OF fresh flowers might charm away
the PAIN Of the one or make .he other for
get her WEAKNESS, and no true soldier
wouid rob either in order to have them de
cay above his dust. AMI set there Gun be-
no harm lone by placing those garland.
upon the graves Of cur fallen Soldiers FIN
doing it that old frsing OF bitterness and
hatred against the South la not aroused. or
I It Il do"e wlth the same spiri. Of f,rgiv
ness aad fJrsetluluess in which the ladies
Au-iresbofo, soon after the r, ndiscrimi-
natrly scattered flo sers over the graves Of
Federal and Confederate who fell in the
cattle at that place, and which srnerou. act
gave rise the following beautiful poem chat
drst arpear"c in he -islanGc lHoathIg
FEE ILgE AND TEE GREY.
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ANOTHER Collision. The schooner
4ctire, 4 wyecking' vessel of Chicago.
owned by her Captain, Mr.. c. Falcon
while on her way to the wreck Hcst Moor
land, which sunk some twelve wears ago.
collided 1ith tie schooner Ian TalEeaterg
about 25 miles northeast Of here, Yesterday
morning. at o'clock. At tie zine Of the
collision there was SO d,ase fog upon
the Lake that 1t was impossible to see more
than two lengths Of a vessel ahead which
was undoubtedly the reason of the collision
The two vessels came together head ard
head, carrying asay the main mast Of tie
-ictirs, smashing down her stavhoayd rail
and injuring pleasure boat which WAS on
board together with several large casks used
in raising snpken vessels. She was taken
into the Dry Pocs last night, for repairs.
The Fan Ialksn5erg sustained consiler
able damage but i. IS not known at presen;
how much.
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81 thu flow Of r. ibiaLI iver,
"heuce the Heels OF iron Il ge fet.
"hrre the VI .des OK the greyc-gri,s CULVER
As.yrp are Tie ranks OF he dead,
inter tue sof mi the dew,
Wing Il jrjsmeu. d,y,
mi q The one ~ Is .ue
Idrr ue Other, tue Grey.
iAes in the rybDgs Q! CORY.
iG.~e III The loom OF ,.~i-.t.
-. II Inc ba.!,-U.UpI CORY.
h be lux 0. cJerLlfy mcct;
tLt = lie SIS, IN he DIV.
Itn- rhy lHl- ArenJ diy;
Under the laurel lac hue;
nder The willow TIE Grey,
From the silence of sorrtwful hours
The desOlate uIouiners 20.
Lovingly laden With foweI4,
: lac Ter the tIlcu't aui the foe,
Under the sod md the dew.
Waiting ;As judgment day;
Under the eJses the Blue;
Under The l.Ies, Jae Grey.
SO, with an equal splenior
Inc morning sun-ray. I'll.
Hiih Il touch, imp..rlid,y tender.
Uu the blossoms d coming: for all
Under the sod nd the lew
waiting tac rig uruj Il y;
bEuiIyryt viii god. tIe D.ue;
AtEoHed wIih syiI lie t.iey
So, Wien the S,.a.uei. g. !,..b.
uH forest and fell ,,f grain,
with All eqQd muimur t..usa
lAc COOL Z, drip Il ta- raI4..
Under the sol nd ia ..eH
waiting Ar jujIe ..ra- Iay;
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Deacon SMITH, Of Two Rivers has been
interviewed by the Chronicle man acd his
IDEAS in regard to the future manuGactur-
ing prospects Of that place elected.
The Deacon expresses himself as very
hopeful about the matter, notwithstanding
The sreat loss the town sustained from the
ore last spring, and tho unusual depress-
.on Of business brought about by the pane
at later period. There are no doubts
that the Improvement of her h.rbor, the
construction Of a Light House and her
recent raj road con e3tions with other mar
kets will give the town quite an impetus
in the way Of trade.
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TO COMSUHpTivES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption
by staple remedy, Is anxious to make
known to his fellow suffers tie means OF
cure. To all who desire it. be Viii send A
copy OF the prescrip tion used, free OF
ch.d gel. with the direction iar preparirg
and uslag the SAM, which they will ind
a SURE CUaE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA
SC. Parties Wishing the
prescription viii please address
Rev E. A WILSON.
l9: Penn. 81, VILLA usbure. New York
7a6-bno
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The BODY OF AN UNKSowx Man FOUND.
Yesterday the body of an unknown man
vas found floating some distance out in the
Lake, by the Blue Bell The Marshal
was Immediately notified of the fact and a
beat was sent out to tow it in. From ap-
pearances it had lain in the water for several
months, and was so badly decomposed as
to render identification impossible. 1t is
supposed however to be the body Of a sal
Ter by the name of Mccarthy who was
drowned some time last fall.
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= H. Z. CARROLL has just received from
Chicago some Of the latest styles in
Millinery, and also large stock of Hair
G0ods-real and imitation-in all of the
new styles, together with variety of
Ornaments for the hair such as, Combs,
Darts, Bands, Pins etc.
Dress Buckles, Footing and many other
novelties, kept constantly on hand, all of
hiCh are offered at the most reasonable
rates. Requesting share of tie public
patronage, she VIII try and secure the
same by low prices and good work.
Location, Corner Of York and Ninth
Streets
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J. Z. PLAT1'

DoN'T BE DIscoUBAsED.-SuFpose you
have tried fifty remedies and re;e'Yei
no benefit, is there therefore no b4lm in
Gilead 2 Verify there is. Your liver NAV
be coDges.ed, Your stomach half plraiyzed,
sour nerves quiyering, your muscles kn3tted
with torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED,
your lungs diseased your blood fall of i'm
{ url.ies--Yet in one week after commeuc-
ing a course Of DR. WALKEgs VINEGAR
3ITTEzs you viii feel Ike new creature
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LAso PLAsTEg FRESH gr,uuI and con
siantiy on hani 1T The Maaitowoc Plastic
Mills, in the OTsntil Mills ware house.
Ear Ders should not lose the benefit of
good sle:st.9g, b,tget thei. suppiy ., It par
before tad roads set il.
500 If j. ScBUETry 4 Beo.
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The Joseph Deal, new schooner built
ny Rand ( Berger, was launched ycster,
day at the Dry Deck. II was ons of the
finest and most successful launches of the
season: and as for beauty, workmanship
and the material used, the reputation Of
the builders is toe well established t. leave
any doubts about either.
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GRANTS veto Of tie Imitation Bill was
undoubtedly the greatest act of his life, but
even this sinks to. a mere nothing when
compared TO the Low Prices of BOOTS
and SHOES. at RYDELS.
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TIE CLAP or rHuYDER which was heard
Turing Tuesdays rain storm aroused to
life aud action, a swarm Of lightning rod
pedd!ers who are now hurrying over
country roads with their long wagons ana
rafting wares to insure llrnecs dwellings
against the blasting bolts of Jove.
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cAsTGkIA Is more thIn 4 substitute for
Easter Oil Il Is the only safs article in
existence which will assimilate the food reg
dlate the bowels. cure winI-cuic and pre-
duce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol. AMI is pleas
ant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest.
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FURTHER PROOF.

Sorlnsfeid. Me, MAY 1. 1sIa
Air. H. 4 Sievsns: De- SIR: Ny daughter has
been out O. ga q tor j oul tao sssrs. Aprut a
yeara she '!al tim r. CO OF. her 81 =, lci,
was very iniul. l s.w Tesefl e atverti sed IN
tie Farmer, AMI sent &c B,n Or aud got two Boz
ti--. ~he Is low taxln. tle seco1u bo.tie: h1r
husItH 10 much n prove ard the turnor Is cong
a&as IS last IS ( came. Every one m this yciElT
kuows " az We etIne has lone for dsu hter
la<s ever, orc 'rtanty 10 recommend 1t to
,tose Wa sr--uota are OF is great value
Very Ie.pscttGlN,
Mrs. SUSAN c. RANDALL
SOLD BT ALI. DRUGGIST
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sror that cough, with "Wolcott's Con
sump,ica Care." The best remedy in the
IA for coughs and consumption. 1t
]. u liberated threats and ton>ils, Sore
: Of the chest and lungs. Wolcou's
2 ~ PANT removes every class Of pam ly
Ii rough outward application Of Pain
Paint over the pats affected. Wolcott's
A7nihilator cures Cutarrh. These three
oreqt remedies are Cor Sale at the Drug
Store Of Messrs. Bac u, Buerstatte, and
L. Leubler.
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TIE FARMERS in this section OF cyul.
try will have nearly finished sowing their
small gain by the close of this week
Already the early sowed grain on quick
sandy soil, thar can be worked sooner than
the more clayey soil, begins to show itself.
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OUR STREETS Lave presented a somewhat
quite appearance during TIE dist week,
owing to the fact that most o. cur farmers
are busy putting ii their spring crops.
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BUSl. ESS NOTICES,
Kerosene OH at Z. & ;. igoAiusOn.s
Drug Store sor ISc per gallon. s0I.
Sewing Machines at Cost.

As wish to elo.e up the Sewing Ma.
chine business, vail sell what have IN
hand Mt cost prices. Those IL need of a
machine will ID vel to cali at the store of
Sll-d F. W BGRcuERDr.
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DIED.

LEI NOA.-In the civ of Manitowoc, on
the morning Of the 18th of Nav, OF Con-
sumption, MARY LENNox, wife of Jo-
serh Lenox. aged I'll years and 10
months.
DoOLEA.--ln the town OF Franklin,
Manltowoc county, on the 18th dav of
May, of ipHamltinn of the lungs, j0uy
DooLEN. aged 20 years. The deceased
l. "a brother # Michael Doolen Of this
ctv. He was one ut the ti-,t settlers OF
tt. ccu tv, com n h re about n years
a.o, and has ever been highly esteemed
ly all who knew him.
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ALARGr number Of dwelling houses are
to he built during the coming summer, and
a. an evidence Of the great demand fer
such buildings, it is only necessary to state
int il is almost an inpossibiiity 70 find q
sacant house fer rent in the whole city.
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We, carry full stock of Ladies aad
Gents. collars, cuffs, neck,ies, gloves and
hosiery. All the Latest novelties 10 notions
Of this kind, a.
o2O-t3 j. Z. PLAgI's.
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is AN OTHER coLuM> may be found
i, tice to builders, to hand in their bids for
II e completion of the third story Of the
s, hool house in joint District Nc. l, Of
the City and town Of Manitowoc.
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CITY a740 coUmTY ssENS.

TIE STEAM DREDGE and dump seow
are now at work deepening lie river in
,aliuu5 places.
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Ok TUESDAY wnrkmen began the task Of
ari7s down and removing the old sth
treet bridge,pr preparatory to the construction
Il the new one. North silers viii have to
.ake little trip around over the upper
bridge in order to get their mail, until the
~ bridge is completed.
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Oua MERCHANTS already lave their
shelves and counters loaded With fresh
sIriug goods.
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We are selling the best Corset for 60
cents, ever offered tyr the money. Ask to
see our 90 cent corsets.
S2U.t3 j. f. PLATT.
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THE SHOWERS Of Sunday evening and
Tuesday forenoon have given vegetation
quite a start, and will be ofgreat benefit to
spring crops in this locality.
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Notice is hereby gwen, that the Petit
Jury for the June Term, A. D. 1874, of
tie Circuit Court for Manltowoc County,
vii be drawn at the Office Of the Clerk of
sad Court, in the City Of Manitowoc on
Saturday the 23rd day Of May, A. D. 1874
Of : clock, P. ".
Dated Manltowoo, May 9th, 1874.
s20,3. \. PIENINC, Clerk
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DECORATION DAY comes Toe goth Of
May.
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Dancing Academy.

PRoF. L. W. WAY from the Milwaukee
Dancing Academy, takes pleasure to an
nounce to the public of Manitowoc and vi.
entity, that, encouraged by several citizens
here, he has arranged
DANCING SCHOOL
at this place, in which he will teach the
art of lancing according to the latest and
most approved style. The
PROFESSORS REPUTATION
as skllIful teacher is perfectly established
II Milwaukee, at several first class collie
ges, at Sheboygan and other places The
public of Manitowoc may rest assured that
he will fGlly satisfy any reasonable expec-
tations.
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EYShf OLE SPEAKS EAYa2A3lY

La~f hARHTIELD aug 81 $50
MR TfEs i.ar sir: / Lave oseu troubled
liza C-nSsr from ell hoo. causing niy 'IaVul j.
y De 20 sore i. tailsa, tast | Il IN dis to eal
HaNiha ta&ea ma. p.+. aratl ms on VIII no e.-
i-ct uEu! l tri Il t,e yegetine After lazIpgs lew
loses ioGaL II Jei.evs tie ,intness al he 81,
aol ina 8. avs sc1O fDdEiss CanSer numo and
D. me N'ne isd t.Ae & tHlro yotIis 10, mout ,
vas sa,irey cure Have nO Gees / oubl.d " fth
/ sl"co uis. i ne, lcI Is eli az tnan...s 40 |
nave recon- zen led u TO >eyCrl. o my ac1u III
t4ncs ana every ore >ps x syors-.Y its-eac =
exec. truly = : SHFRMl
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4 EEw style Of ladies' skirts can be found,
Of j. i. PLATT's
S20-t3
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SoHEruING NIcE.-Pianos and Organs.
s2l-tI. MoEsE K BLESER.
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ALWAYS RELIABLE.-Ihe new impr0v-
Ct ucpE Sewing Machine, needles and
attachments.
SOL. MORSE & BLEsER.
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Valuable Information.
3 aToN DE IL 1S5a

3 sroN DEC. II 1850.
GENfiEAEN; Nv G. = OF Ices n slying yoa III 4
est OIL - 10 rszf' : be IN .orm-kI, :
IL Nis' he ! oadl AGistsl wiz : at Raeaa .. d
the - lol- So ace OF M six Elm eyrfe ", b
F. pc ana rup'ioas. lasnf Q W ic1 >zass e
-fe-t a7iiH Id mo n t. az kGsNla- it 20 he :
o'So4 alsv--e. L tsoA LIN. a.y srti.ed
o.1D.. ore srs,io ., 4 non. w4Ic "a al: qua. :
Is 9. S'f~ Isii Is, ut out cot min IN 0snelt
1Hs.' ! ceiaA elle- .4@fa< e FSSETISE; an ss-
or !4sJ CO ip.e'zd sac 6rst oottlz / ~ p AZ [
L''ta ssrtcS ! e Fxet pe-t.ca e. CO, Qaenty l
2,io e oH Gltl. hsC taken seven oatt;ss " n n
So pronounced ven tan snS NV ssil IS
J. S-n pti AMI entraly rae rom pimoies anu
erCp 20 $ | Gave never enJoysi 20 good Heaita
To eneat ico>. III cted with Rhsu natisla. / .I,i
Ass HeatIUn ais, ui the NEGEI.SE'a Soadsyiul
-ot. er . cHrias O tJis acute Complain OF
T.lsI | 81 ere snteassiy.
{. ii. TUCKER. ? AT Mica c. R.R
60 a~hIa- OF street.. Boston. :
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Report from Practical Chemist and
epothooary;
Boston Navl ISL
bear 8 r: .hl- IS to cfrti-, trat nave I'd It
reIal SKI -tare d z. (I5G buttlssl OF ur Ve-s.-
ins 50 c. AarI!i2 iS-o. ana can nov sas tat il
mas gwen lie bet sA,Is &c ION q ,qv rs re ~,
ne c"noislnts Tor uic Il reco N nen, ed taaI
lever spid. ser siy L lay pas-es without a,hg
o nv e0s OF err ieSsii ing 70 its erits tie Ia
selves OF iieir hIsh $. | An rsnuallr C N zIui
OF sever%i casss OF scroiuious Tuaors beng cared
o. s-r'iae ai'ns IA tits VICINITY
Very respect yolrI. Al GILMAN
To ii r. STEVENS. q. 4GS Broadway
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THE COURSE

will embrace a lessons, to be given at
KLTNGHOLTz' HALL,
where proper Accommodations have tsen
provided. Children and Adults will be
taught separately. Subscription lists are
open at
n. F. kLISGBEIL's Bookstore, near
the Post Office.
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COMMERCIAL.
MANITnWoC MAEkET REPORT
Corrected Weekly by ). schuette Bro..
DEALERS
EEERAL nERCIaANDysE.

OFFICE p TIE NASITowoc Pl-ay
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EeR.. SssskXEsS

PURPo g C7& FtHiY 1Hrc. q
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- - Z = VI = N.sSD.-
Naujtowoc, Wis, MAY IA 1874.
, 1874-01-09

1t. 1t wan poor Hales1nan wllo nntlorynlued hia
own gootls, and It sllould ho remembered that
THO 1naas Of pooplo wore not at all con!-
which was prone. Working for monoy was per-
hnra not tho highoat motive for work, but 1t
must bo aoknowlodgol that money was The the
,y'at what ,,,t wan any city with, without am,oaoy
Tho love Of money did 1t. Tho lout,lror reforrel
to tho tliHagreoablo tlutos Of many laburcrH,-
tho hnckinnn, out Of doors In oil wenther tho
schyengcr who stood kneo-dcop I'll filth by tho
hour togotlor tho fco.cuttcr, who, with tho
thermometor ut zero, rcnlninet on tho loo at tho
edge Of tho lako, and collected tho supply which,
richly flayorod with Bewago, was stored to lend
q grateful conlnoBs to tho summer beverage.
Ho askod, "Whydo tloy do tmH p His answer
WIS, Simply and so1oly for money" and he
addod TINT It would takc n long tinc. md great
ohango would hayo to come over humanity, bo-
fora mon would ho bo found to net as scavcll-
gors, hackmon, aud ico-cuttors from o more
aenBo of duty.
In closing, tho lecturer said TINT, although tho
present etate Of atfairs was not all tint could be
doHlred, at!ll at The present day thole wore owl
dencoB OF 4 better understanding botwoen head,
heart, and hand, and thnt IL was hard to cBimate
how groat strides were makug towards thRt hap
py condition whom good understanding would
exist botweon rich and poor, strong aud wcak
capital and labor.
a p1oasing part of tho evenings entcytnin-
mont waa tho playing by tho organiBt. O. 4. Cap
well, OF selections from BtrausB and tue " Poe.
and Peasant, which wcro worry woll rendered.
, 1874-01-09

begun not only to poreelvo tlat thoy lnvo d legal
remedy for thnir wrong, but hotua1ly to mako
,lBc OF It. A recent gnit by passenger Oh tho
Cambrian HALLWAY against tho Company for tho
cost Of private conveyance which tho plaintiff
Ind hired aftor whiting a long timo for train
tl.lly advertised OH tho Oompaya ttmo-blls l.ns
boon decided In accordance with tho principles
laid down very CLEARLY by MFR. Htonar, tho Judge
of tho Heading County Court, in htr.. ForByti's
cAso.
On Wednesday, another action Of tho snmo
kind WINS dispoBod OF In tho Ayleabury County
Courts, whon the 1efondants, III this caae tho
London & Northwestern Company, woro
nulctod In damages. Tho r1aintiff, 4 catt1o-
denlor, waH on his Way from Ayiosl,urry to L1tton
Iunrknt whore 1lo intended to soil somo beasts.
hut tho onRine on Tho Oompnny'B branch limo
from Aylesbury to Cloddington broke down for
want Of etenm on tho way, tho connection Will,
tho main limo was not made In time to Bnyo tho
train to Luton, tho doh1er missed his MARKET
aud had lia cattle left on hiR hands for several
days longer in consequence. For tho 1oaB result
Ing from this delay tho paintifr claimed damagcs
Tho Company nleaded that the dolay waa i1r,-
avoidabIe, and Il appeared that the want OF atoam
eengino with tho, nshca Of Weah coal, which tho
fireman was not accustomed to manage. Tho
Judge, however, ucctlcd thnt tho rcsuits Of ig-
norauoo In tho Coinpany's servants tn mattor
Which comes properly within tho scope Of their
work did not oxonorate tho Company from ro-
aponeiblity. 4 dooreo for. tho amount Of tho
damage sustained BY tho plaintiff by his loss Of
tinlo was given, With costa.
, 1874-01-09
THE WEATHER.,

Tho season hitherto has been o particularly
mild Quo. Not only has the woatAor been bon,l-
tiful1y bright and clear utmost continually since
slo dark clouds Ut the pauic broke. but tile tenn
peratufe has been exceptionally high for the sea-
son. by comparing the mem temperature Of
December, 1875 With that Of tho same month in
previous years, it is found that it was higher
during lust month than ip any, previous Deccm-
Dor since tho meteorological observations havo
been kept 10 Chicago. Tho average temperature
has been 50 dcgrees Fahrenheit, while for the
sa1no mouth IN 1879, it WAS 18 degrees. Tho
highest recorded temperature last month wns
81 degrees, and tho lowest Was IS
aegrccs.> In. December, 187a the highest
temperature WAS ouy ~ degrees aud tho low
est-3s degrees. This temperature was reached
tuesday morning, Dec. p, 1879, when oil tho
gaBighss froze solid and tho paving-stones
cracked like mcaly potatoes. As above eet forth,
no have been remarkably forlunato rlliB year Iii
Eery mild Heator, since the suffering must have
been terrible Ind the cold Of Inst year been ro-
,eated. Tho old saying TINT green Christ
naa makes fur cllurcll-yard, does not eoem TO
be likely III tla ;nstauce ut least, inasmuch rs
;he deatll-record for the last week shows de-
,rease of 5G, rs compa,ed with the Inst woek Of
672.