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Mr.. Giadding AFTER examining the large pan aud
creamcan which you have for sale, allow me To say
that should think that the pan would prove 10 be
superior pan for dairy purposes, and the
cannot fall TO be nice invention, and prove to be q
good thing. | can cheerfuly recommend them to
call and examine these new Inventions before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Please send the Refrigerator
Creamcan as soon as you have sample TO spare, as
! wish to show II to the datymen In this vicinity.
Truly yours,
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RUTTER MAKERS, TAKE NOTICE

Those wishing to purchase the large milk pan or vat
this spring. will do well to call and the In
yenton Of Mr.. j. NJ Jackman, Of Barre, VT also his
new invention OF cream-can, which Is surrounded by
a refrigerator, and is
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One of PATHS recent presents in Rus
sia was canary bird Of solid gold, life size
with pearl bill and diamond eyes.
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DE A Oh AN AGA d Il NJ Y
THE SPRING TERM


VIII commence on Tuesday February 2ith, 1874, and
continue eleven weeks, under the Instruction Of
g. a. BUNKER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
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BOARD in good families eau be obtained for from
$500 to $3.50 per week. Students remaining but iy,
days week can obtain board at s2OO.
For particulars catalogues, address the Principal
or JOHN VARNUM, JR., Secretary OF Trustees.
Peacham, VI, February 10, 1874. l3-li
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THE BEST THING OUTf

These pans superior to any yet Invented for
yenience and durability, and can be bought some
twenty per cent cheaper than the other kind Of large
pans now In use and the creaIncan can be had for
moderate price. Call and see them, at
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Special Mnttces.

Asa FAMILY MEDICINE for coughs colds and all
dseascs of tho lungs remedy seems TO he gaining
the public favor Ike Weeks Magic Compound, for
the icason that II always found safe and reliable.
Il has done more for than all other medicines"
Is what we hear said Of II daily. Sold by all drug
glsu lois
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wN. II. GLADDNo's, BARRE, W.,

who Is agent for the sale of the same and will be
pleased TO show the darymen Of Washington county
a pan and cream-can that cannot be exeelled:
WILLIAM H. GLADDING.
Barre, VI, February 7, 1874.
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A COMMON FORM OF INDIGESTION

l. oppression after eating, a depressing dullness Of
the spirits, with hatulence or belchng up OF wind,
and almost always follows Cosiiterso DR. HARRf-
soN,s PERlsrALtlc LokENGts give quick and perma-
ncnt relief They are pleasant, portable, DO not re-
quire Increase dose never gripe, and for Conapd
Of ns B0re's Piiss, Headache, Dsgnsts, Ifrtgu.
iTihti, and ofier Female Wataesses they are incom
parable Trial box, thirty cents large box, sixty
cents mailed free for this last price.
DR.. HARRIsON's ICELAND BALSAM,
splendid cure for CoUGns, H0ARsESEss, and all
THROAT aud LuN0 COMPLAINTS. For sale by II. 3,
HARRISON a CO., Proprietors, No. fremont Tenn
nlo. Nnstnn. md by all nTuggsts. l2-I6
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hem advertisements.

c7O EACH WEEK Agents Wanted
ID - Particulars free.
IO-l2 J. WORTH & CO., St Louis, no.
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DARRE ACADEMY, BARRE, VT.

The SPRING TERN will begin on THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 26rH Applications for Beard, Rooms
and Catalogues, should be made 10
10 j. s. sPACLDlNG, Principal, Barre, VT
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dor SALE.-Desirable Building Lots
II on one Of tho hest streets 10 the village. Also
twenty acres Of land just outside Of village limits
Enquire at this Office. 7ju
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10

TUCSON, Sept. 7.-Mr. J. G. Truman,
of New York, arrived here this morn
ing from Guaymas. Mr.. Truman and
Mr.. d. b. Blair of San Francisco (who
is to arrive next week. are engaged
in a preliminary survey for propos-
ed railroad from Guaymas, on the
Gulf, to some point on the Texas Pa
cific Railroad in Arizona. Mr.. Tru-
man stated in an interview this morn
ing that he was unable to give any
definite information concerning the
enterprise as yet. He is the agent of
Eastern capitalists, who will build
the road provided the Mexican Gov
ernment grants the desired conces-
sions.
YUMA. Sept. THE stage brought
from Tucson on Saturday as passen-
gers Herman Duffen from Tucson and
Mr.. Mitchell of the Overland Mail
Line, for San Diego. The latter re-
ports the line to this point in smooth
working order and giving satisfaction
to all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
Masonic Notice.

Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ. F. d A. M
The stated meetings this Lodge are held on
the first Monday of each month at 1870 p. M.
Members of Pentalpha, No 202, and all Mas
ter Masons in good standing are cordially in
vited. -. $. C. FOY, w. NJ.
CHAs. SMITH, Secretary. ap2S-ly-6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
G00DALl, NELSON g. PERKINS
STEAMSHIP LINES.

<fTA The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
k1E&>,ING STEAMSHIPS of this Line
Will sail regularly, as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
Or. L. Dexter Lyford,

L No. IL, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours-9 to ii A. NJ; l to 3
and to SP. M ap23-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Or. HOB B s

Can be consulted at his residence. Alameda
street, near the Depot. Special attention
given to rheumatism, Erysipelas, Cancers,
Tumors, &c. These latter affections treated
successfully, by a perfectly safe process, with
out either incison or burning and nearly pain
less aug25tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
Bills from New York TO San
Pedro at Very Low Rates.

FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Francisco Sept. 5fh and
every fourteen days thereafter.
Through Bills OF Lading signed to New
York, Europe, Mexico and South America.
Plans of Steamers Cabin at Agents office.
For Passage or Freight apply TO
III. MCCLELLAN,
Agent for Los Angeles County.
Office, 81 Main street, opposite head of Com
mercial. mr7-l5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
CLARENDON HOTEL.
Notice Of Altering and estae-
fishing the Grade Of Streets.

IN Sec. 2 and 3, Article 7, of the Amended
City Charter of Los Angeles City, OF the inten-
ton of the Common Council TO alter and es-
tablish the grade of the following streets:-
Fort street, from Sd to 4th street; 4th street,
from Fort street to Hill street; Hill street.
from 4th to 9Th street; 9th street, from Hill
street TO Pearl street, so as to confo m t. the
grade as surveyed by VIM. Moore, an app
proved by the Common Council, August is,
1874 Any person or persons -objecting 70 said
sent their protest TO the Council, within 20
days from this date, Septemb ber 9th, 1874.
mon Council at its session of Sept. Sd, 1874
NJ KRtMER,
Clerk of the Common Council ofLos
Angeles City. sep5-l0ds
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
BUSINESS CARDS.
j. C.. ALLEN,

DOOT AND SHOEMAKER, CON-
ID mercial street, opposite Helman, Haas
q Co.'s. Repairing promptly and neatly
done mrl2-ly-A
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
VALLEJO.
Opening of the SOlanO and Napa Fair
Light Attendance.

Light Attendance.
VALLEJO, Sept 9.-The annual Fair
of the Napa and Solano Agricultural
and Mechanical Arts Society COM
menced this morning. The opening
does not augur as brilliant success
as last ysar; but it is rather early yet
to arrive at any positive conclusion.
Exhibitors are very backward with
their displays, both at the pavilion
and fair grounds. The attendance to-
day is not large, but liberal delega-
tion from the interior of the counties
is expected this evening. The princi-
pal attraction to-day is the races,
which include trotting race, free for
all trotters in the State, for purse of
$3.50; running race for two-year-olds
and trotting race for four-year-olds.
The pavilion will be formally opened
tonight, and by tomorrow the enter
prise will be fairly under way.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-A Panama
letter received to-day, contains brief
account of the attack of the Brazilian
troops on the religious fanatics under
their leader, Maurer. The troops
numbered 400, and in the fight, which
lasted four hours, they lost forty. men,
when the survivors fled, abandoning
their artillery
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
K. D. WISE. M. D.,

RADUATE OF JEFFERSON
VI Medical College, Philadelphia. Office
in Ian Franco Building, Main street. Office
Z. NJ.
Obstetrics & Diseases Of Women Speciality.
mv7-Iy-I5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
SOCIETY NOTICES.
l. O. O. r.

Angelita Lodge No. 1875. I. q. d. F.
Regular meetings of this Lodge are held every
Monday evening at O'Clock, at odd Fellows
Hall, Downey Block. Visiting and sojourn-
ing brothers in good standing are invited to
attend. /. j. SMITH, N. G..
Il. A. PREUSS, Jr. r. s. aus
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
DR.. M. S. JONES,

EORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
H18A N has located in Los Angeles where
gNS9SS.. he will give his special attention to
49, diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
OFFICE: Spring ST., opposite Temple Block.
feb25tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
ARIZONA.

MIIItHFJ NOtes-MOFe UI tHe U""J HaHsSS
Railroad = The Overland Mail i'm
smooth Working order.
PRESCOTT, Sept. 7.-Captain and
Mrs. Brayton, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Winslow, Lieutenant King and Hyde
and DR.. Sanderson started for Camp
Verde at noon to-day, DIR. Sanderson
goes on to Camp Apache. Company
A, Eighth Infantry, left Fort Whip
Pile this morning for Camp Verde.
Lieutenant Colonel Wilkins, in COM
mand of four companies of the Eighth
Infantry, reached Ehrenberg by the
steamer Gila on the 4th instant and
left the same day for Camp Mojave.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10

Everybody is wondering why the BAZAAR
is selling their goods so cheap. The reason is
they must clear out their Spring and Sum-
mer goods to make room for the immense
stock of Fall and Winter goods which they
will soon receive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10

The BAZAAR is now giving IL yards Best
American Prints for 81. Also, six yards A
French and American prints for ST. At the
site the u. ). Hotel.
, 1874-08-26


a reporter Of tho st. Cloud (a1iun.) Press has
interviewed Henry a1oonou, In Jail for tho mur-
dor of Catherine Hollor, with the following ro-
suit:
Last Friday evening, at about o'clo.k as
Henry Moonen, d farmer living iu tho rown or
hran, 30 miles from st. Cloud, wea Returning
from MIR. F,Bcher'g, whore he Ind been at wnris
III tue hasvost-lield. aud when on tic main rnaJ
= short distance fron the house Of John Hnllcr
ho was yolled at aud told to 20 back: TINT he
Ind no business on tho road. and co1l1 mi m
my further. sfoonen discovered IIol}or with n
donble-barrelcd shot-gnn, ALrs Hol1or with n
club. and dog, Walking In tl,o road in front oY
Aooncn. hloonen insisted TINT ho had M othor
way by which ho could reach homo, Words con-
tinued, aud H0ller cooked both barrolg Of hia
Eun, handod It to his wife, he taking tho club.
and stopped toward Aloonon and raised II, wjlo,,
Moonen struck Holer across tlln head with a,
gun. breaking tho gun III two. Mr. Moonen
states ho know nothing more untf ho was l;lnt,
On tho ground, when, in self-iofeuso. he took
our knife and cut right and loft, eticktnn sorna-
thing each time. Dir. Holcr remained lour
enough after Aloonnn fell to the ground to re-,
ceive soyon wounds from lip knife. ami Than
started for tue woods. Mrs. nollcr was cut in
the abdomen tl,ioo times. She Walked oyar the
bro" Of tho hull, distance Of oply about rod.
when ello expired. Moonen found his way bome'
and told what had transpirod, He ls badly chi
about the head, aud marked in mnny placcs on
t!lo body. supposed to 10 teeth prints of Tho dog
tor years there has been trouble existing Ge.
tween these men, and Hollor hns often said ha
iteelfn FNs"-o4
, 1874-08-26
FOREIGN,
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
PAnIR, Aug. 25.-Carlist alyiocs stato tint on{
Republican volunteers, who wore naroniue Ia
tho relief Of puycszda, were Captured by tho
noya1iHtg.
THO Projects Of departments In tho south OF
franco have received special instructions from
tho Altnister Of the Interior to ,sc eyory oifo,
to -prcvont tho sale OF arms to til carlistp,
LIsbos, Portugal, Aug. 25.-1hn Government
haa tHaucd an oKuor directing Tho Spal1 eA lctl-
oraliat refugees III this country tU donntt ut onte
MADRID, Aug. 25.-Thc CONSERVATION Ia Deiur
enforced throughout the country, without oppt-
Bitiou.
sneefai Dspatth 10 The chseaao Tribune.
WAsH1E.!7oS, u. c., Ang. 25.-1t IL stutud with
regard to tho Spanish complication that AlfuiAtt r
Gushing was,, by big Instructions, glycn the
Widest latitude III his management Of affairs.
and that before smiling for his post he EXPRESSED
tue EraVest ApprellephiOnB ~ to the maintenance
OF the FIsh-po}o protocol. Though ho III 8
psesaod our claims upon tho Spanish Goyer1:-
snent a1 persistently a8 the circumstances
would permit, ho lns always boen met
with tho plea tint tho unsettled condition
Of tl!er homo affairs would mol admit at tho in.
mediate cqnBidoratton OF tito caso. His oppor-
ttnlty seems now, however, to have 1snd tlp Of
focs TO bring from thom m expression Of do
sire to submit tho entire question uf reclamation
TO arbttration. Tint our own Government will
bo finally compelled to aecctle to this motllod OF
adjustment seems altogether probable, but II
will not bo done till oyory other peaceful oxno
dlent Bhall have bcen exhausted.
LONDON, Ang. 95.-The Ge1man Government
tlas formally notified tho powors That IT will not
intorfero IN tho iniornal affairs Of Spain.
, 1874-08-26
THE CoMiIrrTEE.

M, from ths Atto foTk T1nes, dug. "a.
Iho Committee which ia to report on thia a,.
tair Is oxpocted to make MI end Of It's work on Or
bofore Fr!day uext. Its report will not bo
awaited with intense anxictY for It's docisjon 1os
ne,eaaI never Ieen FOR nono"t doubtful. When IN
tlo persons who are to try him, ho may 20 to seop
w1sh ths cain! consciousness that his INNOCENCE
is proved, Moreover, this particular Comnit;ee
seems to have made 90 Little Of secret Of IFS
oplnious, that at tho last meeting Of plymouth
Church several gentlemen declared tLey ali
Lnow what tho verdict would bo. The Com D..
mittce, at loast, cannot DO blamed for mt
getting at all the facts bearing on TiIton's
career; They bud bofo,e tbenH III adopted
nauehter Of Ti!ton's. and among tho questions
rut to her by air., or Gen., Tracy, We ind the
tnl ftnnlowlns: "Wil you toll US wllethor Mr., and
arr. Hilton lived happily or otherwiso when Won
tlrst went with them How long Ind Won bec,,
Tith them whea you lrat noticed inroeitos T ia
thelr ~ Ate What was his conduct With Mrs.
Stanton? When strangers wore tllere how WA
g YOU remember about their domestic afYairs 9%
LUIS atylo Of examination, by way OF proving
alr. Bcccher's Innocence, forms not tLo leasf
remarkable feature Of tlla REMARKABLE aud din-
agreeable caAo. e-1
, 1874-08-26
SILVER WEDDING,
Celebration OF tho Tsveuty.ftfth An.
ntVcrsnrF OF the Marriage or Cen.
Atwood, Editor OF tho - State Jour-
nnl.' AG Mutiis0ll, Wis.

nivcrsurr ~ ,,,n r1ar.;as., 49, r.
At.v..o,,. E1t.or ~ 80 80 .s
,,n.-,, -. m 1,.,.sS..,. - VIZ o S'@te 1oar-
sn,.ia, M Ts"", nt.n",ss ~ ~. :" ,,.", ~. ,,...
MAnlsoN, Wiz, Aug 25-den. D. Atwood
ST., editor Of the State journal for twonty-8evon
years aud resjdout at tbe Canitat colohrstoa
his silver wedding in 1,s larro and o,orant nov
,' noaso recently completed. le aud his wife
naa il1sltou over 1000 Of thoir friouds
in different parts OF tho Uuitcd statos
and acruss the ocean to nartcinato win than, !,
commemorative houpo.warmipr. tabIe tLe'.r woa n.
,,. 1os4o''' a'''ons oshors from tic don.
erafa former partner, Horace RubIe, Un,tol
States Minister to Switzerland. aud from Gov,
Fairchild, Unitod States Consul tn Iiyornoo1
w., -. $780, a.... ~. oIuol "t1o's -scas1erea,-
TWO OF three neatly engraved on silver. 4
larger number than over attended any private
PETTY PETTY ~ tlis city accepted tho, invita-:
later days from, fnr and near, somo who had
climbed the heights OF honor and woalt,, and
some who we're still struggling i'll tho valioy aud
treaa!ng Tue humblsr i r. walks Of liio. The guests
nc;ao ncGan coming Ct 9so p. tn and continued to
throngou with moro than 500 people. Guests
woro rresont from different parts Of
thla @ state, from Hudson mud Greon
icy on tue north to TUG southern
sAc 0%t<lf AAoAA HIliW4uH4H 10
tho Msslsslppi, and from beyond cauo frionda
from diaoient places AZ iar away ~ she Nations
Capital. Quite number came from Chicago.
Mt. CHARLES D. Atwood, United statos Vice-
Consul at Liverpool. was at homo with bis
parents on this anniversary. Among those
also Eresont were ax-Goy. Washburu and
Coy: TAYLOR. Senators Howe and Carpenter,
congressman Sawyer and sloDill. Supreme
Judges ltyat,, Colo. aud Dyon, numbers Of
stato and Federal o1icials. editors, tawYers,
and others OF prominence In the State, with thoir
Indies, whoHe beauty. wealth. and taBto havo won
them adnliation mud reflected lustro on their
husbands and fathers, aud aodase, gray-haired
dames, and lively young ladies'. There was
uost brilliant display. Of costumes. many very
rich ouos made expressly for this OCCASION; sud
silks aud satiua In colora only equaicd IN
number md beauty by tho autumn leaves,
couttasted With rich blacks and gossasncr fab-
r!cs OF lovely toxtnro and arrangement, w1lo
tho t1ueht laees added to tho adorniuont OF many
fasr ones. Tie happy couDlo received tho con-
gratulations OF their friends iu tho grant, parlor
at the left OF the maiu eutlance, with their two
daughters. the Misst:s Goodrich, and tho |
alssoa Sawyer, OF Milwaukee, as brides |
nnltls. Ihoro was tho largest and finest |
array of presents eyor bestowed here |
on H'icli au occasion, ma,1y Of them having their
vafuo greatly en,uuced by tl1o eonrcn fron, |
, 1874-08-26

ssssea thst "patton eatd he had Ind con sultaton
with loading Congregational tltvines, lnoiu,ll,,r
Dr.. Daoont and they doclod that Dseol,or m,,zi
b. s.prsse3" ,lts &. It is true that had conHnts
wlifch vas that NO both agroed t1at noth,nr ",
cs, conla ;an 10 d9no unless pymolh Church chose t5
intervsow aa published acts me directly unail,st
bocchor at that t1mc, when I'll waDted VIVA ~,
Investigation. oa "A' nh
Noportor-1 hcliovs yon alluded to thu Doeoher
t,a mattor e. IN sermon last Sunday. viii yolt Int
TIE Tribune priut your allusi5r ~" '''
Hoy: Alr. Pa4ton-No; tho aernsous woro 10
nl!uen as to have goaeral ns vol az pointed
application, and l want tl.om to prosob m t eisc.
over again3 wv 0a'no 0osn'ou'
Monortor-ob,, yeal Tho other day ssw
noln'om s'saa,s' which bore record Of having boon
na, n!oaciled on ehirty-soyen liroront occasione.
nsi ~ lad not boon preached oftenor than three
rt[ mes 70 QUO plhcc: OF course it you viii not lct
ahh Tribune publish your sermon, no otlor
p"ESe HE WI! sa!.s ne accorded tic privilege.
INC feva'nlld gentleman gayo his rord ~
a0'. num'spapor man that BIO would not 10 guilty of
n''cn breach Of journalistic ettqubtte, aud tho
reporter took hlB departure.
, 1874-08-26

TED suicide at Plymouth on Monday night by
taking ia1danum whila laboring ,,ntlor = lit Of
temporary Insanity.
-As young man nnmod Ul,ar,oa paino in
company WITH hls wife. was returning homo to
tho North Bido Of ERlart, aud wl,eli near ono
Of tho racos Of tho hydraulic works. his hat wns
blown into tho wator, and, after making several
unsuccessful atto1nnta to roeoyor It, ho stripped
mo1lBtra1ces Of hiH wife, plunged in after il. He
sank to tho bottom instantly. Ills vito rayo tic
n!arrn, aud Boaroh was Immediately 1nado for the
body, but 1t vas not recovered for nearly 40
hour. He WAS Intoxicated.
WisCoNHrN,
The Truateos OF tho Wisconsin Hospital for
1nhano at Madison have awarded tho contract for
building stone addition In tho roar Of Tho
building for kitchon room for employees. etc., 95
W 40 foot. throo stories high, with connecting
corridor ~ BY 80 feet, two stories hgh, to four
dlflorent btddors for dfloront parts OF tho work.
ut an aggregate Of s23, ,4B4, dxoopt plumbing and
gaa-titting. which will not cost oynr al 120u.
There We wero Aye bidders for tho whole job at
dors for parts Of tho work. Jamos LiycHey, OF
Madison, doos tho MACON work and plastoring
Tor 81, ,46b. Tile cost will fall muci, bolow tho
approximation.
,-dustav Reimer, an artisan Of Milwaukee,
haa beon arrostod, charged with ra1o OIL Nina
.eekH, aged II, md communicating to hor lor-
r1bo disease. He denies tho charge.
Tho evidence aud afgumontA III the 1lilwalt-
hoo roor-Houso scandal caRo wero concluded
yesterday afternoon. Tho Commission ad}our7,-
Cd sluo die.
Tho Hon. George Willard, member Of Con.
gresa from the Third District. Inns appointed
Clarenco J. Paul, Of Battle Crock, to = neval ca-
detship at Annapolis.
:. Tho resi1euce Of William Sutton, 4 farmer
living In Battle Creek Township, WAS burg!arizcl
tho other night and $500 taken. The house was
not fastened, mud tho burglars probably chloro-
fornled tue family and obtained The koy to tic
safe from tho slcopiug-room.
ONO.
:, Mr. a. DalIaa, carpenter employed at the
lsoss County 1ntlrfnary, fell from third story
window ycstorday, mud was instantly killed.
:, -Ilio City Council OF Cleveland Ina repealed
the ordinance closing saloons on Sunday by q
vote OF " to 13. 4 movement for the repeaf of
his ordinance Inns boon pending in tllo Counoi
Tor somo time, and has been vigorously opposed
y the temperance people,
, 1874-08-26

@'@~ e"A GA EHHoHa CORRECTED.
It may not be generally known tlst thar. ~,
four morning nar,ora nuh.toa =, : n,':. 'Ao'' ste
,of thaao ro,,fs ~, 'a.' p1aus" ~ on'cago' one
.,.,,.l. 4a.Ao 40 newspaper, another as me.
utuin 1o' advertising bids for Bewers mud gcnveu.
King work, another az 4 couo1oocrot;o, =,
nltt, and the fourth in ramorl,ho ~ a., 49,.
1arccnies from t,,a o,har t1,aa tot 40 pestS
whic, II ,.,,,".. =, @na taa stupidity
$500. 1'sp'asn Ill '1s fopbeFles+ The last paper
NJ shouted forth by one or two newsboys. who se]l
or glyo away ono or two copies about s or q
o'clock in tho morning, Aftor n, ov,stoea - =,
about six montha' dnra,;,, .,,;, asoueo u
manor ha. -..' eatA''oo' 'pls pa11oinlns news
4t"a uas ioanaeea TO creep into notice by the
Pupncatlon OF an e1tract from the Brootlvn
-4rgus, so.ting forth u communication IN H.,
paper by Il. Ii, Smith. whicI, nur,,o,tod -. suas
n'oifte" oet"cen tho Rev. II. ",
as'on' I" tuis city, and 3Ir. Smith.
ILL., on'len was one Of tho first, II not tho first.
man in Chicago to throw out ;ns,,;a co,vor,o,,.,'
.:. fA.'"'o pas11os' hhts With regard TO the
1Ia fI1uo VI wA'on ar. becehor Stands accused.
,o hao soen man, and tho man had told him
told him fthe man1 cortan ai,oao.;s' 1 so4o uAu
Ronrv Worl, r,ooakos "s..A. ".tosa''ons regarding
outS ""o ooeehef. fel1ecting seriously upon
@41a1 utslues character for chastity. Ills heart
Haxeu wrathy aud yirtuouYly intrnnnt u, .,, H.
heard Of It. and ho hr,,itod H.. 49,. "eH ~
tint H. ho tnld II in tto ,,t,,o,t a'"" aofoao;