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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16
sYRICUM AND TONIC PILLS
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Premature Decay Over-Indulgence in the us
OF Opium or Alcoholic DRINKS, Tobacco, &c,
NERVOUS DEBILITY

NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The press, the pulpit and the lecture room
are silent on the subject OF this disease. A
A false delicacy withholds a knowledge in re-
gard to violation OF physiological laws, aud
life-wrecks, shattered humanity, insanity, and
premature graves fill the world. No race, ma
ton or position is exempt from the soul des-
troying scourge.
trembling of the limbs, poor appetite, easily
disturbed by noise or excitement, pimples and
blot,hes on the face, desire to avoid company,
peculiar sensation over the whole body, are
among the difficulties which attend this com.
plant.
THE CORDIAL BALM OF sYRICUM AND
TONIC PILLS.
Will, in q short time. so cleanse the blood and
soothe the nerves and restore strength to the
Dody, as 10 make life enjoyable and happy.
EPILEPSY OR FITS.
No other remedy viii cure Epilepsy or Fits SO
quickly as the Cordial Balm or Syricum and
Tonic Pills.
KIDNEY DISEASES
and many other difficulties are cured by the
use OF the Cordial Bclm of Syrlcum and Tonic
Pills.
II the watery portions OF our food are not
passed on, they must, when retained In the
system, produce serious difficulties. Language
IdllS WneH attempting 10 ueSCTlDe tne Su1Ier-
ings of persons whose kidneys are out of order;
gravel, back-ache, Inflammation of the bladder
and of the delicate membranes or the urinary
organs are the result If the water is not regu-
larry and properly carried through the Kidneys.
THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICUM
| Is enectual In promoting the secretion OF the
watery and unnutritiOus portions of the food,
and In carrying 1t or by It's proper outlets.
Whatever portion of our food is unservice-
able should be passed off in the water, in the
sweat, and from the bowels. II these useless
matters are retained, disease Is sure TO follow,
| for then the blood becomes poisoned with the
| impurities which should pass OF in their proper
| channels. The Cordial Balm OF Syrcum and
| Tonic Pills is
| A POWERFUL CLEANSER OF THE BLOOD.
IL starts the liver and Kidneys into active oper-
alton, and acts on all the secretions OF the
| body. 1t carries off old and foul elements OF
the blood, which are slow and sure death iflper-
| mitted to remain in the system.
| DRUNKENNESS.
| The Cordial Balm OF Syricum and Tonic Pills
| Is the only remedy that has ever proved, by
| practical experience, q benelit to those who
| suffer from over.indulgencc in alcoholic liquors
| 1t completely destroys the taste for them, and
4 restores the victim to health and ygor. A
single trial will prove it 10 be Just what It is
| recommended TO be.
, 1875-08-28

5n<efat D1apat.h 10 m ch,caoo TrtbunS
w..u,yaros n a. s"r, o7-Asasr, NJ ro,,.
la "A'Asu4". ~ ~ ~ aa -. oas
mhsseF' aehcta' 1Jnos sasa Enc ma'ls hooa most
Of tho Wostoru ralllon ss will dauate1s be re-
Weighed within Tho yea. In or1er 70 ,nake bash
far roodinatmant for ths mall nav. but that t,r.
~ ..a,a'as ,s,,, 80. ~ m.aa ~ ha,,,,a ~ 49,. 49,.
.o"ulSnnls "l' hot uo MAao opsau'a " ~!
known fraud 10 tho weighing OF malla oY one d.
J. Safety. ME. Tynor Saws in tn respect hs
has bpep ;psrapyeeeutel, ~ llo hnowe no,hios
nerso,n1ly or ofx.talty nf nnv fr,udutank daa1ins
p ~ saro,, on1 ,,,. ~ ,,ont1e,,"J ,,;s n,ma !,
" ~ '"'o'l' ~" 'So Wv '"''1f'r'T "i' ISM =! -
lulh euuuceslo"- iEo fe"el9nius " 1nal4s VIII
be made boca1Ho tho contEaota mostly terminate
WITHIN tha,year,
.yorurp r,ar -rn4,y
ooo,oo1 n,nna sn,o,i,,,.nda,,, =, n,,,,o,,
u"o, 81 ~ ''"'os' '",'e'.t'nnna"t p' A.a"'oaa
Ma''-Sefslce' has gone to Altoona' ~. 10 con-
fer With tho authorities OF tho PounAyivania
rentra Rsjlfosd IN n nlan for tl,s aonstzuctoo
of nav natal co,s for f,Rt mail train IN ho ,na
orar ,,,st roaa Thi. t,,'n wr;c,, .y,l ha i;ss
that over tho Now York Contral, will .conmencs
later IN ths season. It tis now expected that this
, 1875-08-28
SPIeINUFIIGLD.
Rlnn xor tho FGuhic- Minded 1nEtttu-
ttol lTnildiNK - Tho Equalization

Plan for thc FGn1,i c. n infled YnEtttu-
tton Nnl!diUg - The Equalization
HunrA.
apss1a! pispateh to 1hf chieaaa 1r1buas.
RPR1SafGELpt ILL.,. Aug. 27.-IAo plan tor the
building for teebls-laiudcd children. submitted
by Lit. II. G. Fusness, Of Ottawa, and Which rhs
Adopted by the 1ohri Of CommIsslonoss, With
10 lis changes suggested by Iii. Wlaber, Tue
pteHent appariptaplpDt Of the Feehle- -3ltndsa
Institution, and which slll add uothlng 10 tho
purposes. Tue building is 500 foes long by lva
fsst In extreme width. The walls sFa to
b. OF brick, with stone tFlMmiuga. Tho exterior
walls will bo hollow. Ihs root IL to DO Ut aiata.
The butldiug will he thfas stosiea hfgh. and III 20
be heated With BttAm, aud contAlu all tho
modern improvements, The total cost, 4relul-
tug percentage Of architect, lA 9iC3, 600. WbaA
completed the institution Will coHtslu 800 in
uAtoA.
Cpt. Robert Latham, whose efforts secured tho
location 10 Llueu!p, left fur hume to-day 10 ~
tla building Will poou be aiado.
Erastua fthndes, OF Ia4ip, TazaWolI County,
Fss cammEsslonea to-day Public AdmInisttttQs
tal ,hat County, vica ". D. Parker, deossseI.
Ths 8t&lo Board Of Equalization ~ lta Sess1oa
tlis mplu.nR L3d fquEtaen members present.
14ey Fefussl to hlopt the Ieaoluliop Inviting A.
tpsDsy Gepslh Edssll to explain hs !Ato oplhloa
orally be{a1e tAe GpArd. The hoard adjourned
TIL Tomorrow, hnt nearly sl4 Of thsm' inii!tNna
tha practice Of Fha n@enluQTn pf tha R
lsft fos Aoae to-day, and Will pot 10 hsck before
Tussdsy.
4 gentlsman we'll postsd on tue progsess OF
tbs WORK. x.ys thn sasson should not extend Ea-
yond thirt, tIs,s. bus Il will 4ulsss tAs appto-
pri.tiou shall II tAs masntns Ae e4hsustsd.
, 1875-08-28
EDUCATIONAL.

HpAe1a{ U71paEeh % TIA tHlfQ0a TFI5NFf
Dixon, H., Aug. 27.-~Iho Teachers lust'ta't'
Which Aas beeu iu sesaiou 1t tho Court-lIouse "a
this city SINCE Monday last, closed to-day, when
caltlaestss xeEa awstdsa 10 fortY-hyo teacha'h
Last night Col. W. II. Haskell, tha veteran eI'
isos OF the Amboy Yournah delivered tho closing
kddSesa, ,-supjeott "WAat, How. aud Mheaf
and Ma llStepsd to with much pleasure
Nearly I'll have lett tor the|E homss, aud e1pEets
themselves highly RsAtihed With the eouEtss!s
received u tue AAads og our cltizsns.
, 1875-08-28

havo beon tho fco1fng g.piscc Of ma.'oion4,
few wnsks ago a skeleton was e,hnmol Of prn.
d1qloua alzo. 4 fer lnya later, a n,amp,o,h
uroi 10 feet frnm joint to tnInt, VA.
tt,nnd. 4 fcw dars eInc.. A. Ncd Hack, wns
tounl n tooth ipllf iochos In circumference, al%1
IN tnrl,ea acroes tic face NTH ton pronys, Il
we,Rhed az poauls. a rib wAs found near b,
6tf feet iong.
, 1875-08-28


sfr. 1nil1, tho Cnsler Of tho RtAte Savings
Institution did not bcliava that Chicago vonld
cxperouco tho slightest financial nl,nok from the
Ca!ifornis failurn. Judging from all rcporlh
rash speculation. AZ for : panio hero,
it un4 utterly out OF to question,
bccsnse the banking transactions batween CHI
rago nnd California were yery lisht.-lasuly
worth the mention,
, 1875-08-28


Afr. Lazarus Silserrpan had been ip California
last spring, and bad then heard that the broken
bank MAJ iululRing in many wild Hpcculations.
In FACT the San FransiHco papers had very late-
II called attention to the fact which, doubttoes,
led to the run pl,d tho slspeusinp. lIo had no
feara OF any had effect Oh tlus ncia! inteFa8tH
OUTSIDE Of tic PACIFIC uaast, and, as thore vero
@ nsa4o ire from Sa ,he fau1s: Estrayasasep az saa
1asLness on the phrt VI the hnnk oR|curs caused
the failure, The deposits Of !la Uank Of Gull
tornlA amounted lo thought tu about II ,110.-
600: Ihe capital atock paid up amounted 10
$4,000: :nun Thus wauld make y tptal pt 4l2, ,don.-
900. Exclusive Of this loas, san F1asclaco sllll
had 'nfJ organ!zed laukt Whoao aggro9akp capital
savings banks sna other .lpst!tntiony Of that
kind which KaYe toEhl OF G7.D0o, 0lQ mot
tad finsnrial showing. T4!a was EXCLUSIVE Of
tho Uank Ut l,Flti,h North America aul several
private pa1,kB, which would awcli tho amount to
Wien l,e was III Ca!Isnrnla It Was yell under
stood that it co4t !9alstut. tho President. aluut
s75.0yo year to live lIp kept q amsguficcnt
private residence "oase u miles from Sun franz
CISCO. and kept "open hopso" tyr everybody o!
any noto who came al,rg. i bocn,ne cu.tom-
Ary to identify the laMk Ut California wItll Hal
sto! In oil his specnlalionH, anu ta, produced 3
feeling Vt unaaAlnesa noye1n! months ago. In
fac! tue approach of Tho disaster was prosty
| wall Iuowa on tt!a Pactdn slope. The failure
night iayo depressing effect Oh mining Iutuf
ss.a for = time, put. tA,h would not lgst long.
| Tho failure wuh still smother aesero Lesson 10
bankess who vent ont of their depth IN spocula-
| lon.
Tho effect on Chicago tlpapees would virtually
anlount to nnthlng. fherp might ts slight
F.rpH r!a, IN Ny Yp5k a4a IN Eur9Ee Anor.csn.
ths slightest danger Of another panic hase.
mIssRs. srunoEs.
, 1875-08-28

1sQet1E7 7F5DalcH % T6f C1ffd3a 7F76HH5.
EAar SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. 27.-Tho stoam
shv-nill Of Van Ettcp. Campbell K Co.. located
paw Railroad, ID Bay County, waa totally Do
ttgoyetl By fro at pnon to-dny. LoeB, 41G, ,Qp0.
No INSURANCE. No lumber WAS burned,
, 1875-08-28

tlmo, but N that lad COMO down to regular
thing. tho sutincs ot California havtnk been
ininol ddzon limos oErr, thnro could ha no
permanent injury. I,:sldcs, tl,o olhcr b.nhs
of tho paon elopo were FULLY oJual to tho
strn,u, and Tho fa,nfe IT one bank. although
INVOLVING. : largo amount, could hardly DO pro-
ducsiya ef = Hrstn1 catastrophe.
, 1875-08-28

Tho firm OF stoH.l'etcrsen t Uo, No. 2 Clark
street, fc!t pol IEcotty easy A. 1oNarioh Chicago.
bit thought that Tho failure, following 30
SOM OH tho heels Of that Of Duncan,
aiermau l. Co., would psuluco bad
olTert in Euroao They had no 'foar Ut PANIC,
anil considered tho financial situation III CHI
CaGo secure.
, 1875-08-28

a1stfal Dspatah to TAs 0Ateaas TtsaHns,
eIoVy ClrI. H.. Aug. 27.-Haavv rAln-ssosEp
so-plkpt. WhsAs u bang ha4ly damaged hare
aud in SoukheEp Dakota.
, 1875-08-28

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 97.-A fro tonight DO
st1oyoa Hu,yt,, snyder 4 Co.'S e3tpnhiyq bark
and autNto lnisls. Loss, s2300d; Insured Tor
&13,guQ.
, 1875-08-28
RELIGIOUS.
EVANGELICAL COUNCIL.

. EVANGELICAL COUNCIL.
new fonK. hng, 27.-The Evangelical Conven.
tIon, now being hol at Cnua Nav, ge.tcrday dis.
cusscd tho habJect Of l'omautsm, and adopted
tho Following rebo1utions.
E'so'red, That va do cordially .srnrove, snd Will
csrHeatfy maintain ctifena of than t.csl Sate.
Church. '
learned that nraat}satIons h,s
been established IN Now jefsry sila othcr st4.es
members of w,ii. union arc bound 10 rrn lcr ,nrs
servcd ohcicnrn to k4a occ|c1satlcs, who arc hads
o'''oers In thrte % o;S,nts.t!ons; ~.
ali frtcna Of American Institutions 10 exert ali thtIr
ener9y and Lnansnra. In sscrY ic,:snste way, aud
se..s taeao agsrehsona anu maintain our FREQ hasu-
Itaopsi, That, ,sllerlnR in freedom Of con.olenr.
patsot. patti hs in ts sory re. IL Ill Inv a~ m es ~
o4t al efforts 10 change Tho rresont System u puaue
tsotr1d, That We earnestly aolrts evesy true frcud
Of our country 10 ,isc his nIltcc. IN every rrarct
WY, to tEcvont stato anl ,uuuiaipal appropriation
| for Hcctatian iurEonon.
| Tho ltbat, on tho fourth resolution was sharp
and prolonged An afternoon session wna held,
| at "l.Ich Dir. Levin, Presbyterian, Of rhilaiet.
! nl.ia, made RI eooh on Christian union, uhIch
{ho aaid) never could DO bTalgI,t about until ths
| lsrri0Fs bo;wonn deno1ntpat 0na were remoycj.
! EplscorAl!hns should velcomo all Eraneale1l i
! ministers to their pu1rita, aud 1Iapti.ts should
almit othcr churches 70 tho Lords tablo:
| The Convention rraeson.bod tala morning. Dr.
b ,mborger preBidlIg, and the 'Iucstion of Chris.
tinn unity agatn cam" up. Attor spirited dia.
cusson, The following waH aduplol:
Rtsotred That we hall will ,leyout gratitude to God
tle fact tat Tia sarpua eyangstl al churches pfs
apd realizing and maniesln9 thc precious dos.
I Ir,ne o! the oneness Of MI believers. No prly tho
Groa 1ioad Of the Church tn spec'l the day hrn
evangelical church SIT I'll rrcryn!z1 tho validity md
Christian character Of the ministry ordinances, crrt.
tcatcs, and sacsasucus Of eyey o:cr stcr church.
| After discussion on thu tcmporauco question,
| A committee was npnoiutel IL cl!l anntkAs
| Couyention in thin plnoa noxt summer. Il sa>
| ramcntRl OCCASION will bo observed Oil tho aib.
bath, In Which ali tho denominations will pattla.
| ipa!o.
, 1875-08-28

NEW YoRk, Aug. Notwithstanding
Douan. from Breinou, aud Ahsyrs, from Msd,.
terrAneAn ports.
LONDON. Aug. 97.-5tsamshlp Wlacous!n,
Srpm Bremen, has arrived out,
, 1875-08-28

eV%Fa43 N}sVQfqk o AN E2E<dRQ 1F4aasV.
D4s Ap1#Es. 1su Aug, N.--Tae pAs Aaiass
slvesrb&ak iR YAa pussp and Asr!oa CeuatIssl "
good aeld fps sqisatistst II Mest Ut sops lime
, 1875-08-28

8pettal plspatth II 1hs Chftaos Yt1bNn4.
NAaHs'LLE. Tonn., Aug. 27.-0rasshoppsrs
arc stripping b!ades Of corn In Loudardals, UAl-
bert, aud Alcofa Counttss, As.. and have al
ready devastated many hslds. Tho farmers Axe
sp1ssdlnk straw over tbs wheat stahb!e aud
driving sletn from thosa fields successfully hy
burning them up.
, 1875-08-28

Mr.. .. P. Hutchinson, Of the Corn Exchange
Bank, did not think that tho failure would Affect
Chicago In tic loast. A regarded Now
York. It might produce feeling OF uu-
eaeincsB among = certain cIass Of brokers',
but nothing Of q general nature. Tho effect on
American credit in Europe might be discourag-
ing for a time. hut could not last. Hpeautating
outside OF the legitimate banking pnsipess ho
considered poor policy, for tho rasson that the
safest kind oi iluancier was a! !mnBt certain to
be caught sotno timc. California would, 40
Doubt have to'pssB though some snch expe-
riollcn as wa had in 1873, but hs doubted whether
thcfe would be anything approaching , gouorai
disAstey~
, 1875-08-28

ap&tidF D1&pdfea 10 The Ch1;a9o TRIBUNE,
sT. rAurs Aug. 97.-The rains Of tho 1aat four
days have certainly dolased harvest work and
may hase Injured the grain WeakIy, thore being
an unusually hoavy fall Of Water but daily in-
teryala Of hours OF bright sun slime have proba-
shocks and stacking. The damage by tho rro.ts
Of Saturday and Sunday nigns IL 1tahtat than
irst Reported, and limited to fsH aaticul4rlJ
exposed localities,
sr: PAUL., Mlnn., Aup. 27.-Du.lng tho past
fss days and niXhts vaiy hAavY rAn6 have fallen
throughout this btate. Ihesa have cqu,a II Tho
very end of the harvesting season. aud SHOULD
No moro favorable woathar Tor securing gram
crops could bo ~IHhed Ior than haa bean oxpori-
encod ia tho lass threc wseks up to Mondav.
and 1t Ii an absolute fact that tho bulk Of tho
EasasJ In any Htsta haY hean sea.@.aa in good
condition, aud pnt in Ataak hpyanl fear
i .2pssT.' however =, ,s'., tto,a .., recent
ailerahia grain stnl Fans'ns IN ahock. not hAv-
Ing basn stacked, but awalllrg tho speedy AdYspt
q tho threahlng nachtna Tle lato rains bayo
done much miachiof to grain IN this condition.
lug, but aven to gts4u 10 shock, not in stack, tha
asmaRaao far. II tho Aaloo aEe clear Tomorrow.
cAauot 10 large not more taan paE cent on tna
entiro crop.
Jear. 10 this State. Tho prosutots are ser, poor,
~ tho Hssshet has bean aud 1enalns tuo oool
1os Tug r!pon,pg q The plant; o,..,..u.
y1ssst n'DssEfa 90 jns cSags s. 1s syra yra,s.d.v
ntsht n..vy Fa,as h4va fallen 10 th,s st.ts wlsh
prospects, o& continuance. To-day has Deeu
Na!m. TAnndes sto!ns lnva eeea f!aaAeat.
snd some tsEness assert that exPoaea @ Taea' "
afocted ID INV aysnt. Tho outlook is rsIy dit
fszens from that ons week AGO to Minnosotas
, 1875-08-28

PRESTON, KEsN T. co.
Tho Castar OF Preston, EeAn Il Co., No. 100
Washington strect. ext1oAtad veas almost i,lent-
ica1 vilh the foregoing. Ar regarded the effect
IN American crcslit in Europe, that waB q moro
lnnLter of niccturc.
, 1875-08-28

80tt4QI D3DtgfA " FH VHFVF" 1FEoHH'
BT, Josxpu, No., Au9. 27,-Iho recent rsins
IN .Llu soc.lop aro cqnaidesed IL hayo secuted
tie c,ops Of tho Plato purchase. Agricultural
lists s1s lu tho beat Of spirltz. Tho Editorial
Association OF Nebraska spept Isst night here,
ind departed Tor their 4oluey to-day. Ihey rep
resent the most favorable prospects for crops
which that young State Laa over knoap. Thay
wore from Il! 4uastprs Of Tue ktsto,
, 1875-08-28
FIRES,

III CHlCa4Q.
A destructive fire occurred yesterday after
noon ln tho southern part Of tho city. Tho
nlatm was given at 3:1Q o'clock from Bog 65, for
a fro in two-story-ana-a-haif fsamo building In
lcar Of No. 1904 Wabash avenue. owned and oc-
ctlpIed by james Ht!loB as q cnrpenter-shop. A
p,to ct burning tsbbIBh set fire to The building,
and when tho fiiemen arrived the t!ames we're
we'll under WAY aud spreading rapidly. The De-
partmeut, therefore, bant ita effbrts maLnlJ
toward savlns surrounding property. The tlra
4 one-ald-n -ha!f-stoIy frame harm tn rear Of
No. 1906, owned by Aron Bwego aud occnpletl By
bartholomew Llnder.: Totally destroyed. Loss,
abnnt $500. 13anranco not lnaruad.
A frame baru in rcar Of No. 1o91 waa oQu-
humed. Loss, $500. No insurance, ]. McEiroy
Tho slable owned By sl's. T. 0hIlds. aud 90.
cupIqd by n. Mv.rH, Sas partially burned. It's
iu roar OF No. 1Q9l. I,cst, abaut S21tl.
Extending ncr0ea tho alley tho tl1e reaohcd
tho following ptsuctuEo4: Barns IN rear Of Nos.
b77, STD. Bs1. and eB3 wero atso burned. LoBs,
about e. QUO, divided among several PARTIES.
A slight flro occurred Inst evening It o'e'oet
Xei,uug. corner OF Washington street and tinh
nvennG, aud was PROMPTLY exsinguishcd bv tho
pi,e Insurance PATROL before any damage reBult-
cd. CauBo unknown.
Tho alarm Of fro FROM l3ox As at B:40 1ast
evening WAS oaused by b'azp in No. 7d0 BIatq
E&teot, Tho building was pWund by David Coils.
borg, AMI partially oceuplsd by him es paint.
nl,op aud partially az tonaMont,. Tho caus, af
tlo flro ls said u ha = defective aue. Tho tosv
The alarm Of aro ttom BOX 81 at 2:a1 yeater.
day afternoon was aacasioncd hy laxo IN >
boz Ut rhavIngB at tho planlug lnlll Ut No. z25
TWontlcth street, No loea.
, 1875-08-28

P1rTsnuRa, Pa, Aug. 27.-Jsssia York. = do
mnstlo engaged in the tlnily OF E. W. nansmar.
In HnxieHood. Twonty-third Ward, attempted to
light fro with kerosene this ovsning, when tho
contents Of tho cnn exploded, burning tho young
woman to deotil aud setting fro 10 tho house,
which. with itH contonls, wore totally destroyed.
Loss, t. bu0; insurance unkHpwn.
, 1875-08-28

mr.. Emil Joaaphat WAS not in ha banking
house, but his brother and Cashier, Hlclard
Josaphat. held himself ready to ansuer alt
question:. Ills firm, he said, had formerly dono
business with the Dauk OF California, but not
latey. lie did not think that tho
tailuto would cauea anr trouble east
Of tho Roek7 Mountains, lilo uaa
osa IT, rien of .e aro n,ot 1urs ha asp
Traced to the mining speculatlons in WHICH tho
bank and its s.ockhodeEa lndnsod. lIo sl,oughl
that Nalstpn would not probably loso his iti-
tncnco in that region. as lis private fortune was
known to be very largo.
, 1875-08-28
Ra,.ton. which arc only interesting - Allowing
lie facts yst forth in othor way1.
J. iRvI'&o PEhacE,

j. IHHPtu PEhHtE, !.
Mr., ]. Irving rearec. ffantdent OF thA Th!fd
National 1}ank, anAWored 1eW questions 10 tue
following effort:
Jcrortc,-Dooa IL arrear that this Bank Of
California failaro will affect Chicago interests
MIR. rcascc-It cannot as I can Heo. We l1nvo
almost 40 business viii, tho bank or With tho
Pacific Cdhnt.
'1I.' Ar. r,-lt Will send m,niue s,aroa down Of
co,,rse but 1t viii nrdy truslh!s tho people "hu
are taking out bullion. They hsa tho lnderond-
ent ppopfa Of earl!.,
R.--liuw about thoso m'nes that arc being de-
liz. r-Thny will psrhapa have to atop On
ILL., TR:Hwill tie failure Affect Tho commercial in
tercsts of tho Last?
rh1raeo, icr ina!aucc, about Tho only
Lrai,.pss that is dune with California
is among tho. fruit mon OIL South Water
street. They buy eotno thugs nYnr there.
hit it don't amount to mich. Tho pho1Ie OF
Chicago have nothing to Ito With California,
lnywsy--uos half 10 mach A. thoy havs With
Europe.
H,-What do ron understand to hkvs been tito
tause Of the failure?
Mr. T.-One Of the canacs was, Of courso. TIM
extraordinary and layish otlcptaitllro of ilnltol
No btsasrBs could stand that. unlpsa 1t Was w0i'-
detfully prosperous.
H.F. F.E8MES, .......
bfr. II. +. Earnes, PRESIDENT of Tho C7:Gmerefal
National LINK. said In rcr'y to questions TINT
bo apprelended no taunblo from tue failure; it
would probably not canpa any alteration at all in
tho bt,elness OF any bank III Clirago. ha 10 tho
causo, la deemed tile failure tho rasu!t o1 unduo
ipfation Of tho buaiucsa Of tha bank j, tho way
Of buying and carrying IN all sorssof pronarty
nnd bu5iuess outsllo Of thor Ultimate !unc-
tiona.
, 1875-08-28

stitn.lnn. will Gully tustanes p single eaas,
about which ! hapran to DO personally in
formed.
cteo aud reputable papor, arrived hare With
sketch Of tho ldad tnipss Of Utal. aud ststed
tI.At tho celebrated Emma Mlpn whiel, proaupad
100 lo|ls Of ore daily, had heon purchased hy Tue
psnk q California for Sl.75o.ooo. \ tsicld OF
suFe Thing asanst tho bank. aud souo Of tha
Journals quoted the paragraph.
Tho facts wera tho,ei Mr, ", N. Lent for
Sas s ss 2s no III sS s o r. CO.
Represented. and before Hett.ng out for Utah he
called at tho Bank ot California and 1akrd for
lstter ct ered!; f9t *looooo, to 10 use4 ,is A.
put up at tho bank seouttty in Eeal eHtato,
him tho credit, charging him commission - In
asily transsct'H1d ~ n,,aoayIns th's latter. ~
apsanR to tho conclusion thst tho 13auk Of Cali.
toraiA had gphb1od np the niue. aud Industrious
5iorcury reproduced the story ~ far on - Lon
don. Now, = few days botors this circumstance.
credit fot el5u, 900 10 a 1na1cilant to bny sugar
III uataytR tho conclusion would have baen an
apt that thero could be 10 more freedom in tho
East ludles. These large transactions, sorslfy
resuslon OF spirit and logic, they appear yIols-
tloils ol tha Constitution OF ths United States
but the larger English houses. particularly
l,sowu Brethers by sailing lcsssra OF credit to
hugsr merchants, arc said to hAvo mads thear
largest percentages.
TINES F0n RERtK.
Tloso 10 scarcely large, paTvous. useful
epterpslaa Oh the Pacific coast which baa not
asked tho I'D of this tana. OF owed IT. origin 70
Eoluo atockbplder in it, hut ~ \ bank within
tue spheta p{ lts capital and ith corporate fuuc-
t!on, it il mansged With the prudence OF OLD ago
aud judicial zolcrouee. beyond ita original busl.
uaBs purpose, 10 rromotng tho mutual aud
necessary intsreats Of Pacific America. Wheu
tue Etest earthqqsse 10 the fa!lof 1850 occurred:
aud The teuab!tyt even tbs existence, OF that
part vt tho world seemed in question in tho geu-
krsl panlc. and bankers wandered around tue
closed bsnk4 With the distinctions pf doptor aud
creditor obliteratcd. word wont out to the cleEks
Of tho Us1@k Of California.
"WbpeyeF dosa not Hsand up to buBl4ess With
strictness aud chcerfuluess to-day eau usyer put
TO 4 here ay1ipi
A,nouRrt the broken aud fallen corplees Of the
balk catce tho days loutiae Tas performed );
caudttsaca returned to tho startlpd populaea Ut
thls extmplo; spd, Of e850. 900 overdue The bApk,
not ous cent Has demauded from any person CO.
gsged In genuine commerce ns productlvapess,
but tho AIreet operators aud pp0cu4atoaz us&t n