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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14
THIRTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY

or the Knoxville bible socieiy-A
Statement Of the work Of the Past
Year.
The Knoxville Bible Society met on
Sabbath night at the Second Presbyte-
rian Church. There was a full attend
auce the proceedings proved quite
interesting. The services were opened
by the choir, which was followed by
reading of the Scriptures 10y Revs.
Thos. w. Humes and j. f. Goldman,
and prayer and hymn. Mr.. VIM
Rule, Corresponding Secretary, then
read his report, giving full statement
Of the work accomplished by the Soci-
ETY. during the past year. The Society
had employed at the beginning of the
year Rev. II. p. Rudder IA distributing
agent, with instructions to can vass Sc
vier county, which work he accom-
plished in about three months He
visited during that tilhe | ,O99 families,
of which he found 500 destitute of
! Bibles or Testaments, and supplied
them all. He also supplied IS other
destitute persons with Bibles during
| his travels The report was full Of in
| teresting incidents and shows the vast
amount of good that is being done 10y
the Society. For instance in one case
where two men were supplied with
Bibles, who perhaps had never read a
page i'm Bible before. They read the
books, became convinced, convicted and
converted, and were the means ofgreat
good in that community. They began
prayer meeting, which was soon
converted into a great revival, and
lasted for weeks, and many souls were
| happily converted to the religion ~
Jesus. If no other good was ac""or
plished by the work of the 60 rrI
during the past year than the s...,
ing of these two hungry s'U'. "'tL
the bread of life, the Society b been
well repaid for their Labor D, love
But doubtless out OF the 500 famiie
thus supplied, many souls will rise a
the last day and bless the Knoxville
Bible Society, which has been the
means of leading them to the Founta'i
ofLife.
Following the Corresponding Sec
retary's Report was the following re
ports from the Treasurer, Mr., f. f
Atwell.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14
The East Tennessee Wesleyan Univgr-

With pleasure we make the an
uouncemeut that the sale of the prop
erty belong TO this institution ut
Athens, has been indefinitely post
poned. The institution has been doing
a great deal for the welfare of the
Church and Of the country, and we
wish it long career Of usefulness.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14
Premium chester white Pigs.

SIS each, SOS pair, Chester county
Mammoth Corn, and Imported Bel
gian Oats, 4 lbs by mail, 81; peck 81
J bushel SO bushel S.. Circulars and
sample Packages of Seeds Free for
stamps. Address,
n. p. BOYER, Parkersburg,
mar1OwS Chester co. Pa.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14
For lnnrmma,ory aua Chronic nheu.
IIlatistn.

Gout, Dyspepsia, Bilious, Rcmiltent and
Fevers Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kid
noys and Bladder, DR.. TUFTS Sarsaparilla
and Queens Delight has been most success
fu'. These diseases are the result of Vita
ted Blood As "a Blood Purifier this pre-
paration has no equal. II is purely Fege-
able.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14

Jones Chapel, the beautiful new
Methodist Church recently erected two
miles south of this city will be dedica-
ted on the oath day of May. The SER
mon will he preached by Rev. n. G.
pHNlOr, ID. u.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14

Number of Bibles distributed by sale and
by gift during the year, 1885, Number of
Testaments distributed during the year,
4S4; Number of Bibles distributed since
the organization of the Society 1850
Number of Testaments distributed during
the same time, %, 1853 Whole number OF
Bibles and Testaments, 36.663.
The reports were followed 0y adj
dresses by Rev. w. b. Rankin and w.
j. Hicks, Esq, and by the congrega-
ton standing and singing the hymn,
"There is a fountain filled with blood )"
&c. After which addresses were de-
livered by Messrs. c. d. McGutfey and
j. A. Rayl, after which the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That hotel keepers be au-
thorized to draw upon our depository
to supply their sleeping rooms with BIZ
bles for the accommodation of their
guests.
Resolved, That the Secretary be au-
thorized to supply the Sheriff of the
county Jail with suitable number OF
Bibles for use of such of the inmates
as are disposed to read them.
The old Board of Managers were re-
elected, when the meeting adjourned
with the Benediction.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14
For Safe on Easy Terms

A brick store in city, rents we'll a
farm (mostly TIMBER in 10th District
and timber tract near Beaver Creek.
Enquire at Eifier's Exchange.
mhrlIMtf
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14

The new school house erected in
Moses addition to Knoxville by the
colored people of that vicinity, which
is also to be used for religious purpO-
SEES, will be dedicated on the Third
Sabbath in this month-one week
from to-day. There will be religious
exercises appropriate to the occasion
conducted by Rev. G.. w. LeVere,
Rev. j. II. Mitchell and Rev. VIM.
Howell, provided the latter is physi-
cally able to participate. 20 services will
be held in any of the colOred church
es on that day at the usual hour in the
morning. All are invited, white as
we'll as colored.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14

5000 Bushels OF Pure Cookie Seed.
Wanted Immediately, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
Address,
O. G. VANDERHOOF d Co,
mar9d6w4 Knoxville, Tenn.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14

The new Church at Shiloh, on the
Rutledge Circuit, will be dedicated by
Rev. N. G.. Taylor, on the second Sun
day in May. The public is most cor
daily invited to attend,
II. r. WEST, Pastor.
Tampico, Tenn, April Sth, 1875.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-04-14

+: y $: IS: :: 5i ::$ !:
y 4 . Ezs In = pies free. Send stamp
xi25wtf S. P. ANGEL, Knoxville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
COUNTRY BOARD.


(NoRNwALLON HUDSON, FIVE MILES FROM
~ West Point.-Pleasant Rooms. cool nealthfui oca-
ton commanding twenty miles view Of the rlveri
pazzas, crOquet grounds and stables plenty OF pure
the week highest references Address Il. W.,
sos West Twenty third street
COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT FARM
" house, rs miles up the Hudson, three miles from
depot comic rlable rooms fare ana pleasant sur.
roundings Call on or address GLENWiLLOW, @S East
Thirty second street
lEANTEp-A COUPLE or CHILDREN TO BOARD,
w where they VIII have the best Of care, short dis
lance in tho country Call at 3lb Rroomc street, New
York, or address Mrs WOOD. hunters Point, Long
Island city Post office.
SUMMER RESORTS.
T ENox HOUSE, GREENWICH, CoNS.-wILL BE
II open by the 2lth OF May. II ~ branch OF tho
Lenox House ~ Fifth The Lcnox House has
connection whatever with the old Tweed Club House.
MRS cREAGu or HERRICK CASTLE. TARRY.
M town. has leased the Chn House, Rye. Westcheser
county the coming season This av0rite resort -
one hour from New York. good stable Accommodations
nne bathing, boating and fishing. Opens June Par
ties wishing choice of rooms can apply at IA West Four
tcenih street
GUNNER REsoRTs.-HoTELs FURNISHED. RsTT-
- mates given. Reduction on last year prlcns Senr
for illustrated catalogue sCIOrA FURNITURE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, $40 Pearl street
w Railroad. N. J.-i6 minutes from New York; open
for guests 9Th inst superintendent by Mrs Rebecca
boating, bathing, billiards. &c carriage meets
II NJ train sunday take horse cars from Inyors hoel,
Jersey City. .. MlLLEh.
For Other Boarding Adverttscme nts See
Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

uCTION sALE-Bv J. HAVEN AUCTIOyEBR-
~ once 50 East Thirteenth arect-Wil sell at ~ wost
Thirty tnird street. Monday April 30 at az r. NJ en-.
tire contents Of hoasc-parloT. dining. bedroom And
Kitchen Furniiure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

f,oURTRY BOARD wANTBD-BY GENTLEMAN
" wife and child q years OF ageL within hour OF
Few York Address with full particulars, W., box lOe
Post 0fnce. New York.
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A JERK JOHNSON. JR, AUCTIONgER,
~. Furniture, Merchandise aud Pine Arts SalesrOom,
81 Nassau street,
Real Estate Department. n Park row, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

OK WRIST 18TH ST. RESPECTABLE MARRIED
OOI womanas vet nurse In private family
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Nurses. Sc.

IA WEST 18TH ST ROOM No. 6-A REsPRcTA.
IJ.f Bile woman would like the charge of two rhil
dren; would give the mothers be recon.
monded. Cal on or address W. T.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

~ WEST TnIRTY.FIFTH sTREET.-ONE HAND
II eomev furnished Room second floor with
Board also one large Room third floor; $50 TOR two
persons; references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

no TrH Av,-wAsHISg AND IRoNTNG TAKE
f. I'M understands all kinds 81 iaiies ant Hent
mems washing. hanneis done 40 equai Is ncv wOui
70 out by the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

40 EAST TwENTY-NINTH STREET.-THE LET,
II with or without private table, second floor,
two Rooms together separately to gentlemen or gem
tleman and wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

OI7 EAST IfrH sT.-AN ENGLISH PROTESTANT
ell 1 as nurse can take entire charge OF infant
ana do sowings objection 10 travel Can be seen on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

Al WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
ID and sixth avcnuea-Rooms TO let, with Board TO
gentema an and wife single gentlemen; also single
Room; no moving.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

DY G. y. FAVOR. AUCrIoNEgR. r. FAvOR's
ID auction house, Is East Fourieenlh street. will SELL
Wednesday, April q, at ~ ~ clock, BY order Of
charles Y. Roosevelt Esq, at his residence No. ~
University place. the elegant and costly
mcnr OF household furniture offered at auction this
season comprising Paror, Chamber Dning and Nursery
Furniture Ingram AMI Brussels Carpets &c. all %
which were made 10 order for the present owner last
fall and In perfect order Catalogues AT the store.
IlY MARTIN B. BOTCE, AUC1IONEER.-AT SALES.
I'D room Az Fulton street, Brooklyn on Monday, April
26 AZ l0h A. NJ, choice ne 0f Fancy Goods Feathers
kc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

AZ GREENWICH AVENUE-T0 LET, WITH
Board. large, nicely furnished Rooms suitable for
gentleman ana wife or single gentemen also hall
Rooms; parties wishing TO furnish their own rooms
taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

hO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE ROOMS,
W breakfast aud tea l37 Washington street Jersey
Fifty blocks rom ierryi private family; dinner on
Ia .dav. nrica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

~ WEST THfRTY-SlXTH sTREET.-oNE LARGE,
Il sunny front Room, elegantly furnished with bed.
room communicating second story with or without pri-
vale table; house aud appointments first class REFER
ences exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

10 SIDNEY PLACE observation-disclosures OVER.
10 locking Inc bay. 20 let. with Board nicely fur
nshed double and sinEie Rooms; billiard table for of
halrdersi forms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

II. EAST sEVENTY.FIFTH STREET. eBETwEEN
HI Madison aud ilfth avenucS-Large. handsOm ely
furnishcd Rooms 10 let sngly with Board
house dTst elias brown stone overlooking the Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

(yOUNTRY BOARD WITH ELEGANT ACCoMMODA.
" lions. may be had at Rockland Lake house and
grounds large and tasteful; well shaded fine drives.
with lake and mountain everything rst class Address
j. h., box 100 Post office. Nyack, n. X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

12D STREET No. . EAsT.-RooMs, wITn BOARD.
- - suite irgly. tor gentleman aud wife sin
ee gentlemen also single Rooms best given
reuurcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

A WEST TwENTY.NINTH STREET.-THE LET
Il from May l. Suits OF Rooms, newly and elegantly
furnished with or without Board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

\ NOyTH WASHINGTON SQUARE ELEGANT
u Rooms newly furnished, "a lot win OF "nhou'
Board.
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IN WEST WASHINGTON PLAcE-TO LET, WITH
DU or without Board nicely furnished large and
small Rooms: house has modern improvements; terms
moderate; table boardcrs taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

d. TO IS PER wEEK-FoR ROOMS WITH BOARD;
lsDO families accommodated equally low; hot and cold
water in rooms ~ south Washington square, third
door from MacdUugal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

A UCTION SALE.-BY }. HAVEN, AUCTION EER.
y ohlco 70 East Thirteenth street wIll sell, at CT
West Thiry-eighth street, OF Sixth avenue
Wednesday, April -, at lJ1s A. NJ Particulars In
Wedneslayix Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

4 IRVING PLACE-TO LET WITH BOARD, AT
IL summer rates one or two choice front Rooms,
pnd and third floors suitable for two or more persons IN
bach. no moving In Nav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
THE TRADES.


FIRST CLASS CUSTOM SHIRT CUTTER WOULD
~ like 20 get employment in the evenings Ia zen.
temeus fnrltshlnx store. Address CUSTOM Herald
UPTOWN Branch Office.
fnO PLUABEHs-A PLUMBER ANo PIPE FirrER
OF ~ year, experience desires situation taks
in charge Of shop. estimate New YORK city refer.
Address. till May l, lock boz SO Post Office.
PoughSeepse, y. Y
N~ANTED-A RELIABLE MACHNTsT SINGLE
w man, one who understands adjusting = wing
chimes preferred Apply. on tuesday, " Manager,
Uni0n square.
FRENCH Adv EASEMENTS
ON pEMANDE-UsE PRANcAIsK POUR soIGAEg
" deux garcons IL et Golfer Ell couf re-
Ia machine; Il faut De Qonncs nnlaeAIstoaJ ie "a
vile. aaresssr IA ne ~ nlc1 pace sane az
For Otner want Advertisemenu Sc
Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

100 EAST TwENrY:THIRD STREET, SECOND
IUL door from Fourth avenuc.-ro let, furnished,
second floor front Room and hall Room; also single
Room third floor hot end cold water IN rooms; BATH
family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

M SPENCER PLACE CFoURTH STREET., NEAR
VI West Tenth streot-Plcasant, sunny Rooms with
Hoard Tor gentlemen and wives single gentlemen;
ample closet room; newly furnished; terms moderate;
reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

= EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN UNION
lei square and Finh avenue II andsomcly furnished
Suits o. Rooms with private BATH % rent 10 gentlemen
with or without Board; also desirable single Rooms
taDle Board " desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
SITUATIONS wxvTED-FEmaLrs.


ASS 9TH Az, REAR HOUSE. SECOND FToOR.
TOO room a. lAundress wishes ~ take in LADIES'
and gentlemcn's washing; can 40 the best Outing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

GOD STREET No. los wEST.-sECOND STORY
AC 'front.' Room southern exposure: also Rooms
paror door; tEbie and accommodation rst class also
table boarders can he accommodated. Mrs sTEBBINs.
, 1875-09-30
uENtsY CL1slNS ~ co.

Importnns Developments Respecting
uio 11u..ns by which Tint Firm
Scctlrctl tho GOvurnnaenthl kisCni
Agency.
Strci4t Nispafch IN The Gh'erca 7rthnn'.
New Yonx. Hopt. 29.-n. II. Chcsyer, who
c1s,nna Ai5o,t10 ~ duo from He"rs Glows T. Go.
for l,is e1cr,lons In socusIng tho FIRMS appoint
tnent an Unitod Gtasaa agents hero and In 5.on-
don. uhs examined to-day in the tnastur Of tho
ClcHB bankruptcy. His te4iimonT showed lob.
1,yimg nt Washington for iuHg time T.. securo
thu end. Claws agreed to ray him nne-frlnrter
Of tile profits VI tho agency. and ahohsr qnar-
tor 10 a1, Illinois 1nata named 1ameH Van H1rcn,
who is reprnhcnlo! 10 bsa myth. Several ietic1H
from Clews to Chnaver wcto entInitto'l. from
ono Of which il was left 10 bo inferred tint .1nhn
A. Logan aud j. f., butler wsre 4i,inK LlIeeytr
to accomplish the result desired by GiewH Il Co.
, 1875-09-30
Happy Thought.

E7ftRl1HH 1.NIUtF, --------- =
Wien ut nbout tho middle Of tho crnsawhlk
eho dropped welt-filIcd wallet ont OF her hand.
Thou tho trouble began In earnest. Sio aloope'i
over In trout to pick 1t up but her fingers could
not roach tic wntot by II Inches. Sllo changed
her parnRo1 into her right hand aud triad
to reach sdowaya for .l,o waliot. Ii was no
70, however. for her fingers did mt reach
anywhere uoar tho coyctca nrtIele Hho thru
trad to got tlnwu on her knees, but al,n might
IN wei! endeayor to pick up drop Of wAtor With
her car. Silo rca,Iled backward. hut her hand
only extended downward IN level with her
hips. sho appeared to DO nlucll embarrassed.
No enc seemed to ba passing at the moment wl,o
could assist hcr. An! q thought struck hes
suddenly. Quickly turning hor parasol With Tho
son Oh tue ground, sue gl,tod retty !,stie foot
ont from beneath her rnoW- 5Aito hkirts, aud
with gentlo lict. tho waIot lay i'll tho concave
parachute.
, 1875-09-30
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

fbtM Editor NJ 1rhs (hftaua Y'r,Lu,la.
CAMERON. M. Rent, as,-I hnye on,ts a dali
esoy In attomntInp to say ANYTHING through Tltg
Tplsuyr In reuara to tho currency uusattou.
from ths fact ttat a., a,a nat auroe,, amt Tn.
Tr,prv. i,s, ra,s,. .',..t',s ~ 49, ~. ~.
.'4"e"A naa lai'eu 70 ohu9nle4 'iie VI ''1at sao-
Ws.
~ During tho late War, Congresa made pa
pes-uoney = ,apnl.tcndar TIA r,vht To do thlH
l,, 49, .,,..s " .''. o.,.s..''s ca,s. nv
A., on a.lHuoa W s"o n"pFem' .ou''' ~
su1s aeeiEion al good and loyal cltizeus mist
DOW. Il mnttera not what our opinions arc ~ 10
tls constItutional1ty Of tina at OF Feb, 20. 1YC2
making n,nor-r,o,,a,, 1e,.1. 1.,ooior ria. .,t
n. w., farSS SI..I, .as~"el' ~, Aoss ~.
."nt D0sa ooelAeno eonseltut'oha! " s"e proper
ssoEaai appointed by tho Constitution. Groen-
backs arc, tl,orcforo. 4 lceul.teutler, at their
facs. yaiue fnr ali ,,ohtz n,,hlc and urjvato nv.
cent d,t,.s -. .,',.'.Ss,., 49, -.
a., use w tuaport9 anu interest," on !ilo l'h-
aeaA debt,-this beng tho lazy of tho land az
lad!cia!ly expounded.
II our Government ia To bo ouor.tal in Tho
Interests NJ NJ. ,,,,o,o .,a,,la = j.. ~ s'J 20,
to..-,s Wv "aoto poo''o' ~ 10 w. a'"y N1J
~ '9peh sae NAt1onal DanGsng acts, call III tbeis
@lls, redeem theiE bonds, aud pay them OF IN
lsgal-tsndof notos. and TINS get RID of oe of tia
g,estess noro-,o,,-h,,,,h,,rs - ~ 80 ~,
E,tion,, ,,..,> u1' '. ~. ~, s"a aEo'oul
as"psa3'hs .os,s -. syssem. 1hlS s1he'o ssos
NoaIa hoesato $3oA 0oo,0o0 FROM bondage, aud
, 1875-09-30

7o ths Editor Of 7hr chfta9o 7t7en"f:
Cnloaoot Sept &'--About throo ycass ago ~
effort was 1nat1o to remove tho High and Normal
Schools to moro central location. Tie Board
~ Ed,,. t,on d,anoJ .nc,, romova1 upy1so Int
- 4auae"'o. uoo1eN tNN 0NS' ~, n., -
announced LIZA. "f'"nse"e"'e ns'a o'o'. 1ano =,
Which tho scholars attending thoso SCHOOLS nnd
living on tho South hida could make tho trip
from ,,or,c In school for one faso. That those
a.oa,l,oa,s ~ - 7snre .,,,rociatod nj na,royoa
croas-to"" ca1s "e'e aii4ee'a'oe 1''' p"s'on'4," ~
ann, xing of thoao cars in front of tho school on
~ .., nj. ,s-., .r t,,,. ~ .ho
1.au'eua Ill., o'. , - .s,.o .,l,o,., .ro .o.,n
P"st' H'''.o .'''.uoo.a y. sAoa' ao ~ es
snpJeet.u ~ D'A'' '~fo"'o - eo
4'pm oouo"' -, :, r,,,,,.:o .,,, ,.,
:, eAanu4 Wv uo"'u -. w. s .',,,
tu'neo'sos =" sn'a ,,aS, ,4'a's ~" ,,Ias..n;.
~ aat WEE ~ 49,. ,n ~ t Inu r,,,, With io
I.moyed' md ednca.ion at Tue HIgh and Norn,ai
scnoo.s mt bo attended with sn much e1pense.
It suny bo said that TUG Central High School ls
only for tho rich and TINT tho poof Gun atsenu
tho fukn eehonIa ~ .ns.s ow oa9p aaia ~ 1, .nJ
city. Evon thoh wa 4aso toe s9Iag lauies ny "lsn
70 ~ su T.. w.
schoo! lhoy q ~ y, t t,, ~, ano
fs1os fss' day. G soao mAv ssy. Los tion walk part
Ut t,'o w1y. ~al9 o. lne ~ VINE. hsh!'s. ~
eolIl woat "'nu' ana oo.MaH, ~ y1reh od
sna ~ Y.p ts S's'
eisi Il is to 10 hopod Il eo@lieto iigl-schoo
oo|lrso AMI preparation iof teacnlhe cnt1 20 o.
tuned ~ oplY she % Gentfa ~ h'en, ad H. Sos on ma.
tNa1 aMaot .u9ao scIoea nr aocaeon a, nrt ~ In
soen. ai. VI tno w oo ~ rooof,,n t.m .t
90 reasonable rata ~ aos 70 " nsasy p9lGe " ~
10 our lbne,scloo! patrons our noa'a , " - ~
ueauon laH ts inF slmn ,9 ~ aa y.
consult the 1hteseas Or .ne ass o.,s
| anI pIobansy tl's matter Aas en'lfe,y escal'eo
thetr ooaersatloh' fAnEs'
pvc1 ,,Etos oP THE r,n1,r FROM nun ppn1Io
@N9@"e" Us .e,,un1x.
| .,..,.. - ,ct. rs1..,,e Tnh,,..
~ tas ea''0' :" ~ ~ o"'aa' 4''et
CHioAoo, aopt. z9'-ht . 1ceont uteeslhR OF sao
Board Of Education, stop WAS taken which will
! cali ont tho protost OF every libarty-loyipe,
, 1875-09-30
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Ex.AcpaAsssn HAM AND wn'sSs-rl'Auph.
r., N. tit,tor of TAe Ca,rago Trabu,r:
r.I xvn 11onak. CHICAGO, sc1t. o9.--Wit 5ou
,.a,i. ,,'a ,an,r or ono who knows, 10 q portion
pormle the fe1''S " ~ .,"..,'.o ~ rs.t,,s
Of cK-Appral+or I1at'' e1'fuo'o'1srs affa'su- M
mcnt Of Secretary nfisto" III to'ahs D 1hcF-
Oe,aa,
7 have boop tntr,stod, nipco very nuarly tho
,,.",. ~ ,,,a ;,r,a,;,st,no which roaultcd II,
oegl"n''t =. 49, .,,. ~ ,'.. -.
tho Iato " "w'i'sRy-sei"nfea' WIN 1ao eono"c' VI
tic detailed comparison botwecn documents on
flo tu tho Treasury Department. from which
,,,u u,,tana1 tto ,nont c,nclnsiyo oynieucs OF
49,, r,I,n ,,,a1o ~ ,j,,, ,ro ,,o, ,,,i
itau"' ane !noua VI !4'esseH.'ou WIS at"' "uu
its fhc't;ea 1of entccta'4 1f"u ~ e1o"' tns1 40
fraudulent establishment coua lonG escape It's
tests,
rn,1v IN III, ;,vnRt1vetior and rcno,toaIv
u, -. ~" .,a,.., .es,naa,. .,,a .1;,a.s,.,
tneseal.el' 1cce'feu 7'r11sons SUI te''osa'ea
instraetluas from secretary Dflsto" TO deSote
spec,al nt.oution to tho docnmeuts rotating to
establishments in Cjucjupati and Kentucky, and
to ma!o lilo COMPARISON thereof fhoror,Ht. I'his
Injunction was n,rlutty compiiot With and I
rn ta.t,fy lint fla operations Of djstilIory and
roet{l|er. in thcaa nuct.s I,nvo hncn ptocted T.,
, 1875-09-30

Bolleyillo, O., has champion hunter /, boxst
of. Ills uauls IL uoorgo Bltteubaunor, Io
does not sport e16o brosoh-loAdinR gun, var
1anted to kill . .praIrie chicken Ut the di.-
lance OF 2oo 5afaS' ou', On ths contrary, he
that does not look TO be worth F2.60,
Mother docs George put on etylo III = fancy
turnout, but dryos dilArldated old mare 10
little Fickety wagon shst only hoEds together BY
tue fo1ce Of hapst1 Anas strange 10 say, lbs