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There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue as Boschee's German
Syrup for severe coughs, colds settled on
the breast, consumption, or any disease
of the throat and lungs. a proof of that
fact is that any person afflicted can get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try its
superior effect before buying the regular
size at rs cents. II has been lately intro
duced in this country from Germany and
its wonderful cures are astonishing every
one that use it. Three doses will relieve
any case. Sold by Wait & Hard, Man
chester, and V. Grover, Factory Point.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06

WISTAR'S BALSAM Of
WILD Oh EKRY

C0aRtE, Colds, nfonelitis. sore Throat, 10
sasaka, GrOap, NhooptGT Coagh, H0sFssHass,
LAYER Csn plant, PElas oT BoEsnsss IN the Chest
or SIDE Bleeding ~ The Lanaa. and ssery At.
isetlea Of tie Threat. LenFs and Chest are
speedily and permanently cured BY The uss u
La Wm1An's BAgAAM ~ WLD GsEAAr, whleh
dsss cot dry aps cough aud Leave the esass
bskiEd, as Il the eAss Hith mDst remedies, hut
Lss0sssa H. essAEsss the iaags Gnd aiiAgs lrfits-
tea thas removing the eaass " the eSmplAiEt.
o06sUkP ZION CAN ~ oCkkD
b. tsasly resort - tails standard remedy,
i proved ~ hEndrsas u tsstimSaiAiS u has
as1Nsd.
Rsss gsaslas alIsss signed II. BUTTS 81
Ne wrapper.
&c, asa q bottle, large bSttlss zach ebsGSS
e.. EETH W. FOWi4E a SONS, Pr0prit togs,
Eost0u. Mass. Bod ~ dealers EsRsTaAJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Masonic.
The next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, F. & A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, April G, 1876, at Factory Point.
j. II. WHIPPLE, w. M.
Adoniram Chapter. No. rs, II. A. M.
Next regular convocaton on Thursday even
ing, April IL, at ~ o'clock.
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. "a, g. A. r.,
Meets at Colburn House Hail. Factory Point, on
the fret Tuesday evening Of each mouth.
GEO. II. SESSIONS, Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. IO4, j. %. G. n.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
81 O'Clock. All members Of the "order' are
invited. Degree meetings every first and third
Wednesday evening Of each month at7p'clock
T. ]. HOYT, L. ID.
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Spring Debility, lauguor, lassitude, and
that low state OF tbe system peculiar 70
springtimc Of The year, are Immediately
relieved By the Peruvian Syrup, which
supplies toe blood With IL vital principal
OF life element -iron--infusing strength,
vig0r, aud new BE into al parts OF the
system. Being free from alcohol, I've
enerEizing effects are not followed BY
corresponding reaction, but are pernA-
neut. Sold by al druggists Pamphlets
free. Seth W. FuWle a sons, Propries
tors, Boston
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06

The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical
science for rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
lings, Burns, Caked Breast, &c, Is the
Centaur Liniment. There are two kinds
What the White Liniment is for the hu-
man family, the Yellow Centaur Lini-
ment is for spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06

Children cry for Castoria. 1t is as
pleasant TO take as honey, and is abso-
lutely harmless. IL is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome irri-
liability caused by rash or cutting teeth.
1t Is perfect substitute for Castor Oil,
and for CostiVeness in young or old there
is nothing in existence so effective aud
reliable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06

Hundreds Il Hrrs hafe been mrsa b
ths ase 81 Bouts Rsmfdg lh5 great
Kadaey Medicine Haats EsmedY cures
pfeFsy an8 8 Diseases q the ki8nsys,
Bla der aaa Urinary Organ Hunrs
Remedy : purely vegetable, ara nsed
dAIy b p.y .ant d tbeir practice. -
Do Dot delay, bat uy Hunts Remedy
Immediately
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06

Bc wise to-day. lis madness 20 neg
loc, 8 cough however sight CousumP-
ton may follow. and ibough Dr Mistars
Bsissm 81 Wild Cherry has frequently
cured this much dreadca disease, il az
most invariably cures tse primary 81.
seascs Of the throat, lungs sud cheat -
500 aud : = bottle, large bottles much
The cheaper
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06

Rano COrpore, The influence u the stomach on
the brain should b. carefully hooded Let the
stomach be IN slight degree disturbed, and The
entire nervous system bocOines saferar. Bring
the stomach 10 q healthy tone, and tins nervous
machinery promptly resumes lie perfect running
order Happily, there ID no necessity for any long
disAuAngeInsnt n the functions 0f the stomach,
since IN AYEa's PtLrS We have perfect
btnatlon, admirably adapted for relief They have
stood ths tast Of years, aud have exhibited stom-
aohie properties most wonderful. Their wise nse.
by keeping the system IN perfect order, promotes
lsngsTiy ADD what is far better, ensures The fuii
snioymsnt u the Tins spanl here W. use them
and know thaif value Florence tKAs.l Pioneer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06

new prem isea askE is village That AZ
hls Interests nsy eouiisas beth Rev and
brlghi, ara pisasaat = he wish 81 his
mary frcnat.
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TO coNsuMPTIvEs.

The aivertissT, an Old pAyslelaa. ?. irsd from
active prArtios, having bad placed ir kls baBds
bv an kAst IadlA hissi0naFy tas formula Of :
pesinGaens Care u Consamp tion. Bs0nehssis
CslArrA, Asthsaa, aud al Throat snd Lars AZ.
feet 0ns, also = Positive asd Radical Care for
SsryOas Debility ana Al AerYous CompiAiE e,
otter hsFiHg th0EoaKhiy tested ~ woadsffal
Curative ts0xers 10 thousands q easss, fssis it
hls duty to nzkks IA kBoun 10 hls ssferiDK fol
i0ws Aetaslsd By thia motiss, ssd . es1seAsa-
tlous dsslrs 70 tsAsvs hnnaa suffering, be siIl
usud fires Ut ehaFgsB ~ All whS aasrs Il, thls
recipe, eth fnn dirssu0ns for Yrspsrtsg ssd
Dr.w. Q. sTETKHe,
&siy naHFes bl0oh, kyTacsss, n. !.
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The World does not contsin Medicine that
will cure a distressing aud dangerous Cough or
Cold AZ rapidly and certainly as Hale's Honey Of
Horshound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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the most beautiful work Of the kind 10 the
world. II conisins nearly $50 pages, hundreds
of foe Illustrations, and four Chrome Plates N
FlotoeTs, beautifully drawn and colored from
nature Price 0 cents IN paper covers; G5 cents
bound IN elegant cloth
YIcK's FLoRAL GuIDE. Quarterly 25 cts. year
Address JAMES WICK, Rochester. N, Y.
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nuLpLAsD

There VIII 81 3 series % gospel meet
i1gs a. lhe school house sn TIC Bofongh,
commencing Friday evening" Of thls Neek
and eiosIng sunday evening, Undef the
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sa Uaf.st Is Maz,isettst lsf tssY
AsHta8 FrafFsataf
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ARRIVES Mtnsbtstsr fAarat6 dfrHs aatf
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4#ess14s 81 afafsys suA s4tErlsfs q ~ g. o.
Hef astFas e Nes 1aat sFs-H 4.Es stA.
gaa. aaasggsss. E.s.aaaAssfg. ti.esss g.
Nv sHsR ffpfnstgS.
trrsfst e MtnsAr.tsg fsAFes4 aaFo' &a44Afs
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E1TrtsIss. lssrfs MtbahssiNf Fsl'foAA aef'at
TEts8Ayt IAsrs8sFs aa4 HSiHfisff q ~ a. 49,
stsl sfafA 8 ia & us.a gaHg N9fih-
8-s Assl7savvy D. C.ss-7.
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lrnard skssr fsrla eaaas 1a tas e.fe1tsos.
Ths gAs ao#rFa rsq@lHas, whsn tst
tsare ug > nsl - cxearsals - Z wAf &c
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Local Intelligence.


rHgEsDAr, ARM isf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06

2.rertson Of Prot. shkw, e. Barr And
Barioa semsnKfy Alsrs cordially ~
rse3.
, 1876-07-08
Our True IaurlAt-plAce,

Ovcr tbs places that receive the bodies of the
dead, monuments arc erected, ~ II to mnrk the
last, interchangeable abode Of the departed. Yet,
even In the crudcst matcs!aliatic sensc cur tinal
home Is not in the earth; Nature soon riles the
grave. and dtsperses lts contents into tho earth
above. Not tho eharpel-house upon which at
tentiou haa been 90 often fixed by poets
q fainbow and light, o2 sver-shiit.
lug clouds, Of thy golden glortes Of
sunrise ntd sunset, the world Of Everlasting
beauty In the retulgenco Of tho day aud the
splendors OF tho night-this Ii, iu reality, tic
tomb Of msn- Even In tho lowest sense we
need to look beyond tho grave; aud death
would weaF \ very different aspect Il wo cautu
escape from tho vulgar aud repusiye associa
tions Of mere burial, which VIC owe to grave.
yard poetry, fool-for-wurus literature, md tho
emplat!o larads of fntertncnt: The atmosphere
IL 4 Thousand tlmes inuro the thcatre Of lie
than Is the earth beneath us. All living things
ase born from It: The entire vegetable king
dom has been condensed out Of It's Invisible eio-
mcnts, aud, tu decay aud dissolution, except .
ltla Rshy EesIdue, II l. all again Eest1sst to tho
, 1876-07-08
CANADIAN ITEMS,

oPeC'0k L1SPAkCH 10 x&S 3I5onH&
OTTAWA, Out, July lit Is quite probable
that the difficulties existing between tho
Canaifan forwagders aud american authorities
regarding thu free navigation Of tho American
ca,,als WILL be anIcably settled IN a few days
The Minister af Customs has had some further
correspondence With tho Washington Govern
nicnt on the subject.
Information Is received here that the question
Of disputed rights Of French fishermen on tho
coast Of Newfoundland has boon finally settled
France has admitted that sll Territorial rights
OH the shore Of Newfoundland belong to urcat
Britain, who undertakes to preserve the law,
while French iislcrn,en aro to be allowed the
FREQ ,,se Of the beach for drying tlsll.
Broat depression prevails at present In tho
sawed lumber truuie. The extraordinary rcduc-
sloa Of tho traffic rates on the leading trunk
lines Of railway hayo enabled Western produc.
era to Hood tho Eastern n,nrkcts with lumber at
sutnonsly Inv rates, with which OttaNa lumber
cantlot possibly compete except at d sacrifice.
II Is not probable tint the low freights will DO
long continued, Aut tho markets of tho East
will be stocked In the meantime to tho Injury
Ut the 0ttawa tratle-
TORONTO, July a-I'hu Reform Convention
atoptra tho sshrms for the Organization and
Interfering with the Independence Ut local ae-
ton, will undertake tho duties which can only
bc discharged by central authority. A pro-
visional COUNCIL was appointed 70 make the
necessary arrangements for u cantFal organizes
Special ptspasea to 1As 1fsaan&
LONDON, July ia largo delegation OF In
tlnns from the sarnta Reservation passed
through London to-day Gu route for 6angsen,
70 b hell, together wtt, camp meeting un.,rr
Aiethodtst ausrtsts. III tbs purity weru num-
bcr of Chiefs aud othcr aignitarlca.
, 1876-07-08

atmosphcrc.. The ,animol world follows II,
eatne law. All scntIcnt creatures arc constrn.a a
ell ont of tho vic'yless medium nbovc and tsss
1e,,,i to ts 1s;s serene depths sEa they aro a Il
art cannat arrcst them. Though I'll. ,'h11o!s h"lv &
elnbnltne for preservation, tho co,,rsc of atsa Da
!. only trans!o3tiy checked, and the dsssserc!'
9t'nr. at"m. ;oo % n tc!r way bask to ths!r at
at haf;al and our morttery rites, and iJ woSIs
on th9 wings Of bonfire. But why bc imp,a,n.
t[cnta Thu ,grayo 10 but convenient
Nature vii dc hsr own work kIno1h,:p',Sn, IN hsr "5,s
measured and Gf1icicnt way. Shc hns ,lmo lin"
enough and pretera 10 use Il. Slowly ant graI.
iinliy Ia llte unfoltcd,. and slowly and gradaalv
u - again !ntotlet. ~ fact, tho processes 9 aro
method TINT they proceed together, and Tic sni
death arc but different sides IT tho sans thn~a
Tho atmosphere that "a finally to- claim To nsfi /,
a!so taktns ''e naek to lteelt, moment b.
thu constant dissolution Of tic organic cs,'. sr'..
tenn, and tic oxpulsion Of its tlcm1 PARTICLES I.
rcaplratton, fs tho essential condition OF en-!
Tinted !lfc. Wo begin to die ns soon rs We ht.
En Eatqa to i've, nn arc ayng as iong y wo M
and tells ns that nlnn does twenty tlnes fnota,
l's il,al dcmisc. Tho living body |, I
whirlpool OF destructive tran4fitma
ttons lt,ecssAntly counteractcd, In which If.
Is the eorhtantly-ssetalncl rcsstlt II, to rnans'
tain bis vital energies anil enable him to kesa
Up tIo course of llis llie-work, man Of u h.s
ltad TO drink upward Of 10 tons Of water, ia cal
90 tons Of solid food, and !nl.alo more than
50,Do pounds of oxygen gas, which imrc icsn1
cxpundca in tho vital rcfett,ns Of living anI
lying, how littfc,, comparatively, of death /,
there III TINT tilal arrangement of his vor,tont
machinery, when the cl,aIgea ceasc 10 70 On n
co-or1lnatcd wayl Tint plant and asiitnal, II
rotation to tho atmosphere, exert antaEuns(ns
influences, is we'll un1crstuod. Ono pofsonsas3
tte ot,cr n p,trlties, and 50 firmly does Natnra
epoch, TINT tho constitution Of tic attn1snGen,
IS lscpt I'll stablo harmony with tic lcliratc n.
quirenicnts of living beings.---E. L. Youtnam.
IL ApEtet0,ls' Journal fer Jtt(U.
, 1876-07-08
TIE GRASsHOpPER..

A''s' "1 80. Aa"sy s.s:,. y. .''s oaseo@''"1'y,
r 1snes n'is s WIN ~.
The following lotter from Ottawn. Cnuadn.
ami, TIM 1cttcr fo,lnwfro fro,n n ,,ta II, 1ts,,aI
Hau S.o le.'o' to"'"h .1oAi " u'stusulshed
English entoH1ologtst, WILL bc OF interest to
many OF our rcalcrs;
1rrrpn ppo,, orr..p.
LSffEN f1soM OTTAWA,
oTrAwA. June e, 1870. ..--Ealtors Of ths Pho.
nter- Prsas and IT!oHa1: AZ, at this foasou, tho
grnsnloprer occasionally makes IT. appearance In
llshcd in tho Toronto t'tobe Inst year, from Mr.
holi =. Z: y, q London, Eng;, author Of tho
Nicaragua" might b Of some interest to your
readers, sotnc Ut whom might bo disposed to test
tho somewhat novel and Ingenious plan therein
suggested for tho destruction OF thts troublesome
fnaect 4 copy Of tho lcttet IL inc1oscd herewith
, 1876-07-08

scol1ar-bonc received during tho craHh, Tho
house, valued at 200, Is totAl loss.
At tho northwest corner Of tho Intersection Of
of Mr.. Charles ,stockwell. Hero tho lightning
flashes revealed horrible work OF dealt, mud
dsAoIntton. Ths house, which was tho property
PIN, Of Mr. Q; X. vinton, was q heap Ct broken
noor wis in the mi,l.llc of tho street. Only tho
kitchen WIS standing, md II was turned %
degrees from tts original pos!tion. Tho fur
nltu'e .,' which was tinu was 1rokcn into ,cl,'ps
wcli was away from ho1ne, bclng, roadmnstcr
0f tho Kcokuk and Carthage Division of tho
Chicago, Burlington, d. Quincy Road. The
house va occupied BY his vito and tyo chill
and children escaped unhartned, but frpm tho
worked fragments Of the iouso tho uolchboru
drew, after pcrsIstcnt labor, tho ltfcloss bodies
Of his parct'te. Thoy werc found sfdo by aide,
te Ied upon whish they n taken tho'r nst
~ Ind nlao the floor II tic room in which tfoyy
slept. Thoro woro no commissions upon their
bpd!ce but their death hatl been instantaneous,
ana ~, tt9r s9nntcnanscs bore tho swcet and
to Knowledge Of tllo horrors Of the night, In
tfIc midst of which they Ind pa.scd away.
Tho storm l'as destroyed fully $50, 90 worth
q buildings N thts city, while The furniture and
and tho destruction Of shade and fruit trocs.
gnrdcns, ard ehrubbery Is incnlrulab)o,
LATsn ACCOUNTS.
III, nEs nSloa Mo1rEs T., ;!nly H-Communieaton
Rivers.
-Four coaches OF returning Fourth-otJuly
passengers WcrD caught nenF Lnthrop By Tho
iloba M Tuesday night, mud arc there now, but
most OF tho Passengers wcro taken away with
teams.
Howcs' circus has bccu cmbareocd ut In.
dlanola since Wednesday.
Tl!u wlres wcro up few moments last cve,-
tng to lntlianola and then won't down again. A
dispatch started with "details Of tho tornado VI
Tuesday night, but 1t WITS cut oil. Mrs. j, Il,
Martin and CHILD wcrc both killed. Chnr,cs
iF;Gges lysing yisgs nSrwsst s'raa Of town. Was badly
OF town, ilad m arm lroken. E. s. Brainllaii
was badly bruised. Mr.. md Mrs. Grcaycs, gtx
miles northwest Of the city, were seriously In
t,ircd. Mrs. Dclny and hcr son, living on Wesley
ss'f sa te% % e Sifa u waxy Siy ssansn s5ais IN 1s r.
vest part Of tho town, WIS slightly injured.
Samuel pulz and wife, 7mtlea northwest, wcru
severely injured: Mr: Elderly, Of Jefferson
Township was killed. Mrs: snoxInools, miles
and child, vs1ttng at the residence Of Mira En-
darley, miles wcst, wote killed. Mr.. uackct,
living miles east, wns seriously injured. Mnny
families ars loft without clothing, and tho scone
Reports froia other parts Of Warren County
show that tho storm was general md disnstrous
About 1fty houses wcrr blown away, and their
inmates killed or badly hurt.
disastrous. Tho flood q tho North River Sr swert
way houses, barns, and bridges, but tho details
have not hccn received,
"A gentleman who canlo from Norwalls on tic
North River, reports that tho house Of Alr.
Gideon. WIS swept AWAY with Its contents, md
1ls wife and three sons wore drowned. air.
Gideon and two sons wGrc saved by trcg-ton,
Between !YntcFset aud Norwalk, II porsons
, 1876-07-08

EuHHCCLiun Will INC AClllH}, HWUHratlOHnplN MI
with ~ branches ot Notn1al training, and ts. been
identified wifi the Normal frnsn. its origin 10 la
WnEnEAs. rsnf. Wentworth has always pos
searea IN tho highest degree tho condolences Of his
ng n;t9; a IT. s9 :ss ssais@ss s as s an
experienced educator; therefore.
pro.sg i TIT 9Th IL 1ay N... 's
:aemens,rstra the Illness and efficiency q i.roI.
Wentworth NJ PRINCIPAL Of tho Normal, which fact,
n eonnsct?n w H recent rsm'rhs,s
mi teashss* Of - gees H; ecsnsy =. e q ro Went
worth: Ahltty and fn'thfalnt+s; conyinees 70 and
se U,eeos %n fss q ee s Of s Ss IT. l. s H.
i,rntly nnjust..-unteas good and rufclcnt reasons
ean 20 shown for such remotnl we, tho citizens o.
tho Normal ,lo therefore most earnestly potlt!on
thc uoard hat they will not jconar1se the vital
Mos soo s. ssnnsS 0
Mr. F. T.. KINNEY, IL response to calls by
tho assenblage, stated tltss the reftlsan ,eports
hal led Ilm to believe . little III them, but ns
ss %ss Ss% " tn sSf M s sss he sonsase
xcns desiring the change my, "Wcll, Prof.
Weutworth is NOT rcgafded as lnuel,
nf , T. teacher; BY nen ,ne
convince the audience Of this mistake. He thon
read latter from tho State Superintendent OF
Public Schools, the Hon. 8. II. Etter, who wrute:
+" The excellent results Of your work as shown
" e @ sacGSss Q! yoar Eaaaates Ia ~ 1ns senen'
faetion omnnp IN riTl,t.min,'ca tt,zcns n Cook
County. Technical Sra,ning is as mitch required
l,y tf,c tcaci1cr f,ciuro gntcri1r ttt,on
l,Ie profession rs by tho physician or
Tho (awycr, and this training you arp
irving at EnrlcVoud III mnnn7r That reflects
cretlif ,lnon Tho wbnlo State.N The letter OF
Alr Fowler, OF tho Northwestern University,
was then read, etatng that he was familiar with
tic school, and from personal knowledge Of It's
work could commend most c1npbptttally its
present management,
The SNEAKER then cited tho evils Of changes
In the management of colleges. and stated the
ncecssity OF rrtniutnr tlu Services Of d good
Prlnrtpal, who Ind hutlt a reputation for the
Normal Srhooi. Wbic,, was nlrcaIy known Nil
over thc States,
anrccIes were then mnflo by the Rev. hIr.
Thearle, Mr., Forcy ot Chicago, Mr. Merrill Of
Orlanj. tic Hpy, My, T1,ninpson. gud scycrul
Others, ali of whom indorsel Mr. Wentworth,
aud reiterated The necessity Of throwing politIcs
out Of educational matters, as that was the raal
trouble In the prusent case. All Ind en2cayorcd
to .In.l rcasona for lie removal. but Ind been
unable to fcrrut the real object rs yet. The
meeting then appointed committee to whit On
Sns ooa'0' as'a a"1oaenea'
,,..,. syAns'oS. ~, -.
Dool'.ue' nlsnop O. eo' arc INC pEop'lcto.o OF
n ROFt NJ mol .fnhh n1Nrf I1nYfH atrnft. which
, 1876-07-08
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

County Treasurer luck rccoivcd the rca'-ts'
tato taxes Of Judge L. u. Otia Yesterday. They
amounted TO en,o97.9l.
J.R, Negcman, Vjcc-Prcsi1cnt Of Tho Metro
polltan Ltfe-Insuranco Company Of New York.
anA family, arc nt tho Graud Pacific.
1,y actual eount. 34S persons and eighteen
hosc. drank at the Toung Alcn'4 Christian AS
ISOLATION fountain yesterday during ono hour.
MI. @. Nicmcter, Passenger Agent Of tho
Baltimore & Ohio f1affroad at Milwaukee,, was
IN tho city yesterday on business connected with
his road.
supt. Hlckey haa issucd IN order TINT tho
policemen wrar no bolts during tho months Of
July and August. They Will carry their cluba
In tlolr hauds.
Manassc, opsician, SS Madison street tTnluuNH
Dntlding), Was vt = n H., ~ degrees: 10 n M,
eier, s =. H., H. @to; . p. nj, aS.os.
John Hickey, "a years OF agc and rcstd'ns
with his parents at tho coner Of 1lnlstea Anil
10 llcnicy Slough yesterday morning. Tho body
vas recovered 1T moon and tuken to his home.
Andrew Farrell, sInglc man, 45 years Of age,
residing ct NJ. ell Centre Rvenuc, had Ills hands
and legs badly burned last night by his bedding
catching fro from lighted candle. ncgh1or
pWt OIL LlG llIQ AuU uGll 4Hu4 6EQk W LAG
County Hospital.
well street md Archer avenue, WIS sllrl-struclz
wltJo at work yesterday Afternoon ut L1lc corner
Of Arcllcr avenue and Dccrng street. fIe wns
attended by Dr.. H!dwell, who Is Of the opinion
Birth, IS years Of age and haa wife aud family.
with a eolo7cd spouse, Was drowned in the lake
at the foot Of Harrison street on the I'd Of July.
Yesterday littte Hebrew hoy named 1saac
4pccter was arrested upon the cnarge Of having
ptobabfe TINT tho story IS merely the outgrow4h
of somo nclghboshood quarrel, ns there seems
TO be no grounds for thu accusation.
THE FULLERTON AyHauE CHURCH.
s R'Y M xi9nng b a05b Of ha ee
mcndation Of THO finance committee Of tho
would be held Thursday night, aud requested
that oil the members of t'ic church he present,
Of the church. were IN bad way. It ls said TINT
The finance committee with few other me1n-
bers are opposed to tho present pastor, Mr.
Young, while tho remaining portion lcom-
deal Of hin. ThurtAay. night about 10
mcmbcrs meet at the church, as they supposed,
to discuss tho monetary affairs. But wllGn the
committee mRdotheir report, and they found that
hud been In q long time, tho question i,nmedi-
ately nrose: Why was this meeting called
When ono gentleman with more courage than
tho rest suited TINT lie had heard tint Mi. Young
was dislikcd BY some membcrs, and they wero
The finance committee had rcsortcd
to this way Of ousting Mr.. Yuung
BY calling . meeting, surprising that thcre
would bs 9ny lsw present. but enough to tar
After tic ulattur had been discussed at