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JOLIET
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epss@ cHrsspondesot ef The Cafenov 1t1oxns.
.o11Er. July s1.-The Joliet Literary Society
as,a their nesting Friday At ths house Of E. H.
aAo. Declarations. music, aod selsct read
"ss Nere among the entertainments,
Ina leaehers' Institute closed Friday. Among
sas hdoss enjoyable OF the closing exercises Was
W. Picnic 1t Linden Heights. All seem to be
sea pleased with the work Of the Institute,
.s eaa no doubt many received = new impetus III
w w efeat work Of education Among the diatin-
s@1nad teachers from abroad were Prof Darling,
8 !ockport; Prof. Anderson, Of Frankfort; !;
nv M htayton. OF Englewood; Miss Raymond. of
E~1nnt E1m'nston; and S. II. Etter, State Superin-
1na members Of the Univezsalist Church viii
grand vocal and Instrumental concert
fa,a; f"esoaJ evening. Prof. Falk, Of Chicago viii
ta!nsh the music,
~, 1ne Rev. Father Dameu, Of Chicago, deliv-
"a Instructive and interesting lectnre in St.
- nek ~ Church. Sunday evening. The lecture
nIs Hten under the auspices Of the Joliet Cath
aaonR taa most Interesting exercises OF the
6oe.4 6or ~ Institute, just closed. was ilusIa-
sn.a r.a 81 the manner in which Besaemer steel IL
1au'actured II: the Joliet Steel Mills, BY Mr.
0e1' ons OF the oye1see1a-
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Of ths Bble Society Of thus place will be held
Sabbath evening. Aug g. in the Evangelical
Church Mr. n. B. Mcintosh is Preeident OF
the Society. Full reports OF the ~ork accom-
plshed during the past year will be rendered,
making the occasion one OF interest to all.
The aon. " B. Fa17ar, Of the Western Eleo-
tn Manufacturing Company, has rented the
John 6innos residence, and his family ate noH
occupying it. They will BE- warmly Welcomed
INTO this soo,ety, and Darlington has abundance
Of 1ooa for many more such families.
The fourth quarterly meeting OF the Il. E.
Church MSS held yesterday 1t wAs the uni
Setsai expression that the Rev. George +. Hoov-
q Be- appointed to this chu1ch for the ensuing
yeaf. During his stay here be has made = multt-
sads Of warm friends both jn and out OF the
church, And his removal to another locality
You'd be regretted bT all the citizens-
Ats Aary E. Kimberly, wife Of Mr. L. 7. n.
Ainherly, and daughter OF the late J. Il. Lowe.
o. chicago, died last week of consumption, ut
toe age Of e. Surrounded by everything to
MAKE hto desirable, she was vet called early to
oone beyond ths skies- She will be sadly
@.ssed by her family, and large circla Of
Anendat to whom hn ~a1 endeared BY her lovely
9aAiklea Of mind l. cart, deeply sympathlze
1na them On account Of the loss Which 20 them
b hnTeratab,e.
The Darlington Post-ofice ia now money
csnef otace. Aa there is no bank here, this will
70 : very great convenience to the citizens
very heasy rams have fallen the past week,
e.1m1Aging 11 somewhat the gra1n-crop-
A. y T. Birmingham is quite ILL., Dr.. Willis
e'0a'e&ue!o his attending phyhlcl2n+
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HUNIOR.

It il ono Of the cnriosities Of natural history
tbat horse enjoys his food most when he hasn't
a bit in his mouth.
farmer in Charlton found way to make =
balky horse Co. He took him to strange town
and put him up at auction. He went for s65.
What ia the difference between spermaceti and
schoolboy's howl? One is the WAX produced
by whale, aud the other is vail produced by
the whacks.
A married man bought spring chicken In the
market the other morning, and now he thinks
it will take him till next spring to carve it, un-
less he uses nitro-glycerine.
An ancient darkey WAS observed gathering up
basket of bones IN rear of \ clearinghouse
the other day, and, when asked what usa he in
tended to put them to, he replied: "Dere's
lots o Northern chaps walkin' sround heah an
akin for relics Of de War, an I 'ze gwine to
please dc crowd if it takes up all the beef bones
from out doah in Viclsburg." - Vioksbur g Her
uid. 500
One Of Detroit's phi1anthropists saw. IN old
man seated on sat-barrcl IN front Of grocery.
store, the other day. and the whita locks and sad
face touched = tender chord. Laying bis hand
ron are waiting to be gathered home are you7"
"Ro, Sir; hatn't," promptly replied tie old
man. I'm waiting for the bauk to open, so
that can gather in 81, 200 on this check!" He
happens to own four or five big farms in this
county
"Chawles Chawles, bwing me-ah-A small
"a Vewy small piece Of boef-ah-about the
size Of half dollah. Do you understand
ChawIes ?" said delicate youth to Restaurant
waiter. Yes, sab, in = moment, sah," said
the darkev. As he started OF, great raw
"Waitaw, waitav! il Eyes. sab what viii YOU YOU
have sah?" The eyes OF all in tho room were
upon the muscular countryman as he drau1ed
forth, "Cha1les, Ohavles, owing me q small-a
veWy smau piece Of pork--ah--and ono bean.
Do you unde1atand, Chawles +"
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heartiness, and tho twain we're soon Afterwards
on their uat to Kentucky Block

heartness, and tho twain we're soon Afterwards
on their uat to Kentucky Block.
JERRY pCSSE
"as discovered bv the reporter not great Wills
afterwards in the rotunda OF the Grand Pacific.
Vhere he had boen sent BY Boss M,ke to iooe
.f1er Johnny Balls and couuzry railro.d men
a. she moment when discovered by the nevs-
papet man be was putting himself on friendly
terms m with young oockuey.
;a yes, Know i'm 80 know; rum fellow he
sstss ~ % snIe. Where did you meet hia -
ashea the E0glishmaa, the conversation ey1-
Gently being about sone person NTH whom
o,etly, o,,y, 1or reasons OF Ms oan, bad
edtv 0o dn aeqqaintauce. Jerry unata.h-
9oy declared be bad met him in
tima s,th h;m anu - nAd had ratt1ins good
~ .no oanko'st on IN immediate good foos,nr With
tue cockney, with whom he presently walked
away. Iha1e was no opportunity Tor an intar-
W. steT 1s' .nen put one was offered An hour OF
~ ..dash;nr shin, .n9n 5s ses5 ~ w. met 10 Ihe storo"
glee OF Johnny Bulls "dEawinr." eAo3'
1aking Jerry into the back room of .Tt.
store tho reporter aequaiutel him with H.
object Of his visit IN . tew words
1ERRys REMARKS
were short and crisp. SAYS he: 1--WE can't havn
1t; won't do; it wilt ueyer work."
K.-Do you mean that it will injufe your pro-
fession7
Jery-Why, Of course it will No hrst-clasa
professional man ts going 70 stand a ho,so-
whipping: Some Of EN- who can. make a cens
in city that las good Government aud de-
cent police force will probably stick here II
their necka are broken for it. You sec this ia an
easy town to work; plenty Of fats and nothing
to fear: But II they SO: up whipping post here
II VIII be an unpopular place for tho
finest artists. Two worked every city in
the country aud can make good
living in any Of 'em. work he1e becausa j, is
easier and safer, but I'll ba hanged IT hsTe my
hide cut up at any whipping post
R-1f iteoes into effect what arc you going
to do?
Jer1y-Why, quit: pull up stakes, Light out
[or other dlGGlnsa- But don't think it will 90
through. ~
There we're interviews WITH other operators.
,at they are not gwen, einco they al expressed
heir abiding faatn in Mikes ability to pail sharu
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R1tualt8m,

Tbs clergy Of The Church Of Eng1an 4, who
carry out their extreme Mtualistic proclivities IN
the face OF the new law governing public wor-
ship, seem to be having rather lively time lust
now. Tho Vicar of s.. Alhans. London, vaa re-
Gently suspended for showing too much fuss and
feathers IN divine worship and his curate called
upon the people " to form solid square, shoul-
Knee to kpoe and to resist to the last the oogets
Of the enemy Notice was also given out that
there would be no further celebration OF the
Holy CommuHion in the church, because Of The
requirements OF the law to abandon the e1treme
mode Of celebrating It Al law restricting Ritual
ism exists in the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
this country. It is observed or not observed.
according to the proclivities Of tho Blahops Of
the Diocesee. -.
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FROM THE. GERMAN OF SCHILLER

TRANSLATED By H. r. BroELow.
Far cut tn the ateace OF dxrksoms hight,
Where the waves are beating with cenaeless might,
Where the crowds rush along, and tha loud billoy1
Toar
On the shi1,medng sands Of u waTe-beat shore,
Comes the heArt-rendtng CRY Of RTiefst1icieo maid
And this tho lament the dying lips said:
" Oh hear! Of mine, bowed down with g1tet.
The world has ceased to give relief;
It's pleasures, turned to endleas pain,
Sing ever = sad refrain
Now, Holy One, cal home thine OWL,
Since eazth1y joys once hare known,
When round my life hia love was thrown.
"Oh! bitter tears, in sain re dow:
Oil achin9 hesrt, In vain your woe;
Tho dead from earth cannot arise
Until we meet beyond the SKIES
Yet, in his love, l find that rest
Which is from Heaven gift most hlMt
To those bY trials sore dstrest.
3" Whit though my life By grief b torn,
Whist though my tears In vain course on, =.
I would not call thee from above,
Ny childhoodA friend, my only 1ove:
For, when ones life ia c1ouded DER.
The sweetest pleasure then Ia stora
Il the pain and wall OF Lore Of yoren
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MICHIGAN.



Speefal Correspondence to The CAiedoo 7tibuns.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 30.-The farmers il
this section are about through with their harvest
ing. In some places the wheat clop has heer
very light, while IN Others it will average from
twenty-five 10 thirty bushels per acre. Some
new wheat has bern brought in. The present
price is $1.20. majority OF our wheat-buyers
express the opinion that it will be considerably
higher than this within a month. New potatoes
are coming in. The potato crop this season will
be the largest known for years in this State.
They are now selling on the street at so and IS
cents per bushel. Berries Of all kinds have
been sca1ce this summer.
THE KALAMAZOO DRAMATIC soc1ErY
drew far-sized audiences at Union Hall two
nights this week. "Ten Nights in Balroom ~
was the play. 6roddars's Theatre troupe has
also been here two nights this weeks. 1t is
question with Us whether they had a. much
money when they left town as they had when
they sr1ived. The rcason for their failure was
that We had no suitable building for them to ex-
hihit in.
A baseball tournament is announced to be
held ut Yicksburg, in this county, Ang. 8. Prizes
amounting ID value to $50 are to be given. An
other tournament Is advertised to take place at
Tonica on tha 10Th, 11th. 18th, and 18th Of the
aame month: 5000 in prizes viii be given.
F1nEMESs TOUR RSAMEET.
Afameetlng OF the Stats Fuemen'e Aseoci-
alton held here last Tuesday il was determined
to hold Frsmen'a Tournament at Jackson
some time in September. The tournament will
last two days, and will be participated in By ire
companies from all the leading cities aud towns
OF the State Last year it was held in Kalamh-
zoo, and proved successful At that time one Of
our companies came of the victo1s for the frst
prize. This year they will have larger COM
petltioa-
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Capt. EadR1 Jekty.

Capt Eads has now 400 men At work on thu
5ett5 u the mouth Of the Mississippi, and has
already projected i toward tho deep water Esore
than 3ooo feet Tho work Ia being pushed for
ward 1t the rate Of 200 feet per day, 4 post
oftice has been estAbl1ahed At the preseu: ter-
minus Of his work, and = Postmaster appointed.
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TURNER pABE,

- A*'ncsy the Cigarnakers' Association from
" Sacago. numbering nearly LOCO, enjoyed the
as1 It Turner Park.
mo snnual.picnio Of Klwmnfng Lodge. A. 2.
- a = NJ which was to hare been held ut
~asnse R4rk Tuesday, and vas postponed On
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Trr r1orov.Er-r-r0 Cn~fDRo,T71rD
- 0S oN~@ S1@N ~
sp'etot co7erro@aenee Tts q me cnacaoo a7aosa'e
NACxEaAa, ILL.,. July 51-Ihe hquor-aults
sbat we're to have taken place this week wilt not
t.te place =. all. as the suits against some have
49, ,:~~;a..s ,.h;,s e.,sa- - as.:e...1e -
pee1 oA4A' "'A'' o>'~N' ''''"1" 0''s''@ 'N''A'
sesaeueos-
RHioIopd.
The Rev G. H. Sanders will conduct his fare
rsu xerv;n~ at tha Con1,e1nf;orsl Church th;e
800.
s'snns-
Baptist ChoEch-Pfaachlng BY tho pastor in
The morning; bapt;smal service at 6 o'clock
nm.
pr,shvter;.n nf.,nrch-pre,ch;,c ~ tha nsnnf
A'~AN o1AA - 'N@' 1o''A
eoW. .....
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NEWS or TIE WEEK
.r,. Dr.. Fonda and daughter hAve departed
=. sh,ron, N,s., where they will remain fol
~. ~, d.,s visiting relationE residing in that
,s~,1;tr. ThaE wore accompanied BY Miss Low.
II one of Jetfetsons most pleasing and accom-
pdshsd ladies'.
p;ceon shooting Was the order OF tho day
r,a-.d.y, The MAp1erood Club Was met and
..nou,sbed BY the Jeneraons, the score
..ne Is to 80. Ten birds spiece we're
.1n~ed; rise, 81 yards. 4 match was
.s.o made between q. II. 'sweetser, OF
1.rerrou. and L. Malow, Of Chicago, resulting in
ss~nr Of .eetser, by the score Of 1 to 0. Five
s,rSs su,eco were allowed rise, q yards.
III IT lie Inst meeting OF the Board Of Trustees
.o1,e business OF more than ordinary importance
-. transacted The Village Engineer was
.nthorized to confer with the Board OF Trustees
s1enue from Popple street to Lincoln arenre,
,I.o to place the sane in good repair 1t the in-
tersection Ct Belmont avenue
The Clark Was instructed to advertise for bids
IN making ditches to complete the drainage on
inn1tare road from Jef1erson avenue to tue
rroeaing Of the Milwaukee l. st. Paul Railroad.
N,rers l. Carpenter were ordered 10 complete
tbs xork on Belmont avenue, under tbs instruc-
MONA OF tho Village Engineer. The Village En-
r1noer presented plat showing the line of the
eeautenplned Improvements on Grand avenue,
xh,ch was accepted.
Tae following ordinance Was adopted:
F. ordained IT,, Thzt the Of Sl& 900 be raised
h. a1 to be levied upon the taxable property Of said
1ase for the purpo%e Of defrayin8 tbs expenses Of
ID nl4ss 70. ~ hss ysar ending ApEl 80 1s7e
lon, to.xit: Salaries 5000; roads md bridges,
f2ooo; incidental expenses. 81 600.
Bills amounting to S2s2.40 allowed and Or
dered paid.
The chapter OF accidents for the East few dsss
bss been unusually large hr. H. Wolf WAS
throwb from his carriage and seriously injured.
III. D. Jennings, by tho. breaking of scafoId.
xn preapitated distance OF II feet to the
ground. receiving injuries Of 3 severe nature.
Tne Little son Of Mr. Thomas Conway, while
plsyine. fell and broke an arm. The youngest
aon Of Mrs, i. Il. Bean, whsn playing on hay
esck with some other boys, slipped and fell to
lie ground, 1racturins his arm and otherwise
tpjurng hun. 4 man in the employment OF Mr.
Thomas Murphy was shot through his left hand,
[usaldng several OF the bones aud badly lacerat-
Eng It, By the premature discharge OF pistol
shjch b EAs eareiessly haudiiug.
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What the Leading BuBkoists Have
-. to Say on the Subject.
Hike Mcdonald Thinks It Would 0pen 4
Aew Field for Betting.
He and Harry Lawrence
Have Faith in the
Aldermen.
Doubts and Fears OF the Tender.
Backed Ropers.


4
....-...
They Den0unce the Plan as II
| bun,4rr
tno cn'e0so ponAo-u~o 40 no"SpapeF bu
]ect has been very e1haust1Vely treated.
porters hsva used up pencils BY the gross III
paper BY the ream in an oft-repeated attemnt
warn benie.s ID strangers Of his subtle wiles a,
| "'''o a.
dangerous '''f.ces. as the foghorn il sounde
when f::c J.: envelopes the sea to.warn SON
| 2ua,sel, : on dangerous coast. so has h
| un,:u ;.rcr of T1r Ta1ny1sr htovrn Ina,
| h,aets IN warn +ha rnvitt;ro o;a;to- -. ~. A.,
-. -,,... ls.~a,- 49,. ~ ~ u04
| 6ei as nc pi1o1o nlnaHs41 anu ca1peI-pas tnrous
the unfamiliar ways Of this bunko- operator
practice. He has erected lighthouses in th
| shane of uavspaner eolnmns sat.ino firth III
characteristio and peou]iar matho, hv wh,c
s-11,a'e 49, Fso. ..ooe w "o.c
nunho men entfap 1nelr sles1me' TO guide hl
steps clear Of the besettinS dangers. Il
| has pfaced buoya. in the shane =
nvr;.ds of n,r.or,nhs raconntino tha u,,o,
.-,... .orio.s. -.
tona'e experiences o1 hunoseos' nong ever
route to enable the rural craft to hold SAT
every bunko-den. and has placatded .Bavar
~ rh;a Mans NM, ava,v hrnro ,,,arator j., ~
y. -a'e a11n upou ,'e-. D1"AD opo4"'o ~ sn
Guy. ana Jat people seem 70 pfoht very httl
oy these cont1n uaf Warnings. They ignore com
pietely all signs Of Danger, and are deaf to al
trumnet- -b1asts OF s,arm. They ara stj,1 d,i1,
....',s., 51.;, s 49,, 'N' MAIL
oe6 "'toe' "e"oA A'oo, .nu 'aAe" a'
It seems impossible to 1ore"arn the rural gen
LEHMAN OF the deluslFeness OF the hunEo trade
and famiihrize hun with the unmistakable char:
sc.eristics of its followers. The Granger intel
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..<,eht,y ..pon6," .by nAme but nest Of hlth
T. .e,litT, Messrs. Trull and LeAkey have given
@n.trdai i'd IN tho way Of several hurdse@ car
IA. Of dirt and cinders, and it is hoped that
U 'oo,, this esesofe Hiu b among the things that
rere. A.. o.;..;,,, ~ ~
~. HnndItd and Fifth Regiment Illinois Vol
V*.s,t nil be held 1T Tusuer Junction Thursday.
u iii be ttrictlya basket picnic, in accordance
- n;.h resolutions heretofore adopted by the As
r,aci.tion. The programme OF exercises will
r hareafter announced.
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guIlibEe stranger IN the neighborhood Of ths
corner Of CLARK and Washington streets.
R-John, how does your akin feels Do you
thiuk you can keep 1t whole ii the plan Of fog,
glng bunko-men Is carried into eGect7
s. J.-What's that? FloKginRl
R.-Nhy yes, that's the way they have deter
mined 10 deal with you fellows hereafter.
g. J.--No it cannot be-.
R-But it can. though. They ars building 4
vhlppipg-post aud pen On the West Side, and
the first one caught taking trick will be strung
up aud given from fifty to LOCO lasbes-
s. J.-Wel, that bends me. / could stand 4
fire, could stand q stretch at the BHdevel-.
but the whipping -post-0 no not for Snapper
John. We must get some dodge to meet that
How do Jou suppose
ADocToa's CERTIFICATE
Of %etR Physical inability to stand torture would
R.-Don't think It would do. Is's : littls too
lean.
s. J.-Wel1, rny back will be covered With poor
mans plaster from this On, and il csn't piay on
sick, II get caught then I'm n. &. Hhat 1ne
reason they are going into this scheme
R.-Why, you always elude the la", and me
people are going to dn'e you OUT o. 1aoe Il
p0sHble,
S. J.-Well, it's our backs sgainst greenbseks,
and We will t1Y and stand it. It will DO bard
rcrk to drive Us out Of Chicago; its the finest
placo in the World for : man who can do frat
class geutee! lna Of business.
RSYou don't think the system OF foRging,
If introduced, will Affect the bunko busineas,
theu2
NIKE GUARANTEES 10 PROTECT r8,
and guess be will. ! think be will upset this
plan Of dogging Us, OF dx il 30 it will not break
INV bones Here's 4 60, I'm d,-&na 30 say
ina, johnny hccosted oount13ma NTH g1eat
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young society already numbers 800 members,
And new Games arc being added monthly. The
work OF reclaiming the drunkards and convert
ing wicked Lemont into peaceable village is
going On.
Lyons
The numerous friends OF Mf: John Kasper,
formerly Of Summit, we're surprised and panied
Us the news flashed over the wires last Thursday
that he had been murdered. and his body found
On railroad track out in Iowa This rumor
proves to Do without foundation, however, as it
has been ascerta,ned sincs that M1. kssper ia
still in the land Of the living
The constant rains Of the past week have
serionsiy nterered With hay cutting and saving,
and the farmers ara inclined to gruu.ble little
at'the inscrutable Ways Of Divine Providence.
The heavy winds aud rain have laid the oats fat
and the rot has already made its appearance in
the potato crop.
Among the building improvements ut Summit
may be noticed ne" wagon and blacksmith
shop by Mr. Shredder.
The Summit Actives played picked nine yes-
terdaJ. defeating them q to 6.
A petition il to be presented to the authors
ties Of the Town OF Lyons asking them to take
the necessary measures to prevent the Board
Of Hea1th" from landing At Summit with her
cargo.
The last weekly eociable WAS held ut the house
OF T. J. Allison. There mas targe attendance
OF the Young iadiea and gentlemen Of Summit,
and pleasant evening WAS spent
MOUNT FOREST.
This ittle community WAS considerable stirred
by the move! feature Of IN Indian boat or canoe
race The poet sings about the squaw aud her
birch canoe, and on Wednesday evening last the
genuine article Vas seen on Willow Spring Lake.
In 4 1ace between tho canoe with single pad
dIa ind = n1-oar barge propelled BY two OARS
only tho barge came in ahead about twelve
lengths, in disssoos o{ oas mile. hearty
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good one. Don't fool a fellow. lelI me what
you mean. Floe bunko:mani Why, What for
hog them. 1t wouldn't hurt few reporters any
either. Wbat do sou mean:
I-There is some talk Of trying to sxtermi-
nate the bunko business BY tying up every man
caught taking = trick and giving him good
bis offense. fou know we'll enough that the Law
MiIe-I don't see that it docs. You wouldn't
have man punished for what could not be
proved against him would you2 Lots Of bunko-
men have been fined.
R-Fes, and They have paid up. and the fines
hare not delayed their depzedations an hour.
They probably worked the harder to make mp for
the money thus paid ont. But what do you think
OF the dogging method?
Mike-Nel, don't know. havn't hsd
time to think it over Jet. How would the fog
ging seances be conducted
WHO WOULD HAVE CHARGE or THE CEREMONIES
Bit is probable that the Mayor would sp-
point N official aogger to be confirmed by the
Common Council.
Mike-There would b 100 men bumming
around to get shs appointment. think I'd lob
by little among my friends 80 rs to get good
man iu,-a man we could rely upon:
IA aogg'ng.ya1d IN some % locality where the
On their guivariug feah would not at1ict the
ears Of the delicate and sensitiye uonld proba-
bly, be erected.
Mike-Every Alderman would try to get it To-
Gated in his ward, and there would be another
fight. think l would put in Little work for
the boys in the Council, and fix tho foggiug
business 80 it wouldn't make 'em xennd- -ahoul-
de1eu to stand it.
R.-But supposinR it raB carried ont On the
square, don't you think it would break up the
bunko business?
Mike-Eo, I DON'T The boys would fight .
itsls shy maybe, but they are game, and not to
bo stopped BY little thing IAks ! so1s back j
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
Co1isulnptlyes, Take Notice.

Every snomsat Of delay make. your euro hopeless
aad much depends tho iud!olous aho!eo ot omsdy.
Ths amount Of tsstmeny La favor Of Dr. Sehsnats Pull
onic syEup Tor consumption fsE sIeosds alt
that bo brought to support Tbs psstsaseas Of any
oshss msdelus 6sa Dr. 8ohsrak's Alnaoao containing
tbs easdcatss Of many ot tbs hsheas ssspsssa
billy WAN hs.s besa restored to HEALTH sor psaa pso'
noaaesd iaoarab1s by phy4ieaas ot Ahs
Sohonaks umenio 8ssup aous haa euzsd Rsn5. ~ thsas
syasnass will show; but the u often promoted b.
the employment Of two othss smtdss wah Dr.. Eehssas
provides for tho purpose Thsss additional ssasdAs
soasnsk'4 ass Wssd Toala aad Aaadfsts Pulls. ~ tAs
t.1s!y uas at ths4s sdaEasa aeaesdns " &fs4sioAs
d. sehonok sssttaas that as u so1sanpkla2
snay b csrsA.
Dr.. Babsast h ptotsaaoa4uy II III pris.iosl ess&
>oEaes 8sth Aad Asatts.. fbtsdtlphta. svss &sa4AA
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ali tho generosity and nobility Of sentiment
which no arc accustomed to associate with those
wlln nta veil born and nte etilt better bred"

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rlstl-suphs- damn good leg
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'et eo oat "he '"A' Soi''o''ls' -i'oS1o'' o'oos'
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counc''' 40 "''noas 'ne loi'o"'os 1'om 'ne 1so-