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, 1877-06-07

Tho Springfield Republican makes point
On the unprcccdentetlly low water-rntoa now
rnling between Chicago to Now York which
wo commend to that class Of Grangers who
think the United States Government ought
to go into tho railroad business. "Whon a
buBhel Of grain," says the Republican, "can
DO transported Thousand miles for about
the same price that the Government asks for
carrying IN ounce OF mail matter between
the same two points, private enterprise would
seem to bo sufficiently vindicatetl" We
haven't heard much for tho Inst yoar or two
about The Government building or buying
railroads to 10 run as part of tho political
system, oxcopt rs to subaidiz1ng certain
schomes, which is pretty nearly tho same
thing; but the proposition will likely como
up agsin when tho agitators think they SEQ
their opportunity.
, 1877-06-07

I'sS Du71EH is out In two characteristic
documents. Ono Ii iu Tie shape Of wail
against tho Administration because q friend
OF his WAS not appointed to the Naval
Academy mud the other reply to the
WAraE MAcVxAuu letter. While both letters
ers pangent and furnish lively zea4aing, they
will fail in boing anything but DprIza's
screeds, with which the country has lad so
many specimens. The reply to MAovkAon Is
lameutabIe failure, and Du1Lxa seclns To
have 80 understood 1t himself.
, 1877-06-07

CHICAGO MARKET bUMMARY.

Tho Chicago produce markets wcro moderately
acllvo yesterday. and tr1ner In tic afternoon.
Mcea pork eioscd 2Mc per hi higher. At s13, TN
Gb13.20 for July and S13. 32h61l3.3j for August
Lard closed chc per 100 tns higher. a. 30.17n1
.. 90 for July and $3.50 for August. Meats wcre
stcaaicr, At 4KG per n for loose shoulders, ehc
tor do shorl this, and 0c Tor do short clear. High
w!nos wcro unchanged, at T pet gallon. Lake
f.etghta veto quiet, at &c for corn to HuIdlo
Flour was dull AID unchanged. Wheat closed Nc
htghcr, 1T 81. 46h for cash Of June sud 31.474
seller July. Corn ciosod Ad7hc higher, at 454
eAs!. and 49Ac for Ja|y. oass closed te higher, At
37hc cash and 17Hc for Juno. RJs closed taaes,
at 0Sc. barley was lltelcss, cxcept on low grades.
uog1 wcre faisjy active. Al 1oc decline. ciosiug
wcak At n. 5ot4.Bo. Cattle wore xcti.o nnd drin,
,sth ta.ea nt 81. ooGb8.o Sheep woro unchanged.
Ono hundred dollars in gold woald buy sos. 10
tn grcunbaeks ut tho close.
, 1877-06-07

The Rcy. T. DnWrrf TALMAoB ended his sen.
sons engagement at the Brooklyn Tabernacle
last Monday, with a sermon On Jordan, IN
which he sa!d: "1Vhcn 0on put the invisible
dsm over tho Jordan II would have been natural
fnr the river 10 overflow snd flood the land
above. Bat Cor put dim on both sides Of It."
4 tlam across Jordan and on both aides OF II
would l,ayo made 4 vida stream, 10 wide that
THO Doctor could not haTe crossed Il IN days
pull There wero no auch dams. II Ia the son-
sationat theology Of this preacher to create the
improbable.
, 1877-06-07

Thera Ia littie or no danger Of most OF OUT
County Commissioners, ur their alltes Ia tho
"Rln9," starting a genealogical tree. II IL =
kind Of growth that looks badly on paper. Tho
"7ings" will show It's age, tho ,tntes1ectcd In
dictmcnts ia pedigree. The Grand Jury Is,
most literally, turning out Stalls papers agatust
M Mistocraey Of th.eseb.
, 1877-06-07

Nuao's last work-"Tbe Art OF Being
neutrality-suspicious. ENCOURAGEMENT to
parents. And Jet IL is tho srt of being father
which costs. Tho other ID supplementary. 1t
is the art ot being neither which Americans
study most profoundly.
, 1877-06-07

Tho average non-professiona1 writer will
ind In tho proceedings OF tho first day's sea-
sion8 OF tho American Medical Association
but llttle subject for comment The rosu1t
OF the days action waa summcd up in the
following resolutions, which wero adopted:
Rtso1red, That in fractures Of the thigh, not.
withatandtng tho jndtetons employment OF every
mechanical contrivanro h!thcrto devised. shorten.
tnR Of the limb ts OF frequent occurrence.
Rvolted, That 1t Ia tho opinion Of this Section
that shortening in cases Of fracture Of long bones
Ia thc ru1e In practice. regardless Of any Of the
ptana Of treatment now In uso.
10 those accustomed to "platforms and
to critical examinations Of them, these rcsoiu-
tions admit OF but limited discussion. In
decd, to q non-protesaional they have some
Of tho obsourity which attends ordinary plat
forms. For INSTANCE, we can understand
tl,at in fractures OF tho thigh shortening Of
the limb is Of frequent occurrence, notwith-
standing the contrivanoes which have boen
devised. This Ia plain enough; but does tho
Association mean thts declaration to bo a re-
grct or IN expression OF O triumph Is It q
declaration that the shortening Of the limb
still aourishes successfully, despite tho efforts
Of those who have sought to prevent it? Or
docs tho resolution state the fact As matter
OF regret TINT human ingenuity, evcn aided
by judicious management, has not Jet
boon ablo to contrivo certain
preventive Looking at this rosolu.
ton as ono would look as the
resolve Of political party, The inforonce is
that tho resolution was devised 80 as 10 or.
press no judgment, but leavo all persons OF
all ehades Of opinion FREQ To support tho res
olution without yielding their own convic-
Aons. That Is the wny they do in political
conventions. " -.
Tho second resolution frankly asserts an
opinion, but tho opinion is confined to tho
existence Of rulo in practice bnt whether
tho existence Of the rule is matter for con-
g1atulatiou or regret il carefully, wo will not
say dcdgncdly, avoided. Taken As whole,
tho platform, 90 far ~ It has boon adopted
in these resolutions, is a safo Qua. It will
lend to no breakup Of the Convention; viii
cause no secession nor organization Of a
riyal association. In fact, upon these two
points, shortening" In fractures OF the
thlgh and Of the long bones, Tho profession
Is unit not dissenting voico IL heard
against tho resolutions, and hence their adop-
tiou Is sign Of great harmony aud conse-
quontly Of great SUCCESS IN the campaigns Of
tho future.
Tho unity OF tho Association upon these
two important questions Is rennrkablo, In
view Of tho proyerbial disagreement Of doc
tors. Il has long beon m unanswered 90
nundrum, "When doctors Disagree, who
shall decide y But In theso cases tho doctors
10 agroc, aud NC suppose thetr decision Ia a
inality. Tho fact that doctors do ag1ee
sometimes will bc gratefully acoeptodby man.
kind. That shortcomings 10 tako plsco In
cases Of fractures Of the thigh and Of The
long bones, deapite all eontriyanccs and
plans that have beon invented, mny now he
accepted ~ the unanimous Judgment Of tho
Association, and consequently Of tho pro.
faRaipn.
, 1877-06-07
THE KEMPER COUNTY ASSASSINATION,

THE KEMPER COUNTY ASSASSINATION.
The slaughter Of Judge Ct1solM's family
In DeKaib. Miss, Ia ghost which, like
Ban4uos twill not down" While there
Inns not yot, aa far as wo know, been any
steps taken 10 apprehend the murderers aud
bring them to tsial, tho Mississippi newspa-
pcrs feel tho necessity Of eztcnuating the
oGense ~ mitch as possible. Tho Vioksbnrg
Herald reprints a lotter written 10 another
journal Of tho State from "a Citizen Of Kem-
per-" which processes to detail tho wrongs,
insults, aud outragcs heapod upon tho people
Of that county "by IN Infamous Ring, Of
heart, and soul"; and then 1t adds Of Its own
motion
We know that tho peopie Of no county In any
State Of tho Union erer exercised such patience
And fnrbesEuncu towards any ret OF men ~ tho
people OF Kcmpes County had shown towards this
King, which ruled with nndIaputtd sway, md with
reckless disregard Of tho rights and property Of
the citizens which 1hnse not coghtzant OF tho facts
cannot reslizo ~ possible. Tiny nxds fortunes
out Ut tho ltto county otlces bY extortlon, fraud,
forgery. and general eosruDtion: manipulated and
proatftued the courts ant jufes to shield their par
tttans and rctaIners from punlshmcne for In.
famous crimes md plundsrsa tho coun.
Try without hindsaacc and without mar.
cy, CHaoLx WIS continually prosecuting
tho very beat cltlzcns 0f tho county through tho
Federal Gtand jury At Jackson, having than In
dictcd and dragged from their homes tor trial, ~
means Of holaiag shcm In terror. or Of gratifying
his private revenge. Yet this Hing Of th!ovcs,
rerjurrFs, and akraAsns was never tuolF4ted nor
even Threatened with personal yiolsuss, and up to
tho tlu1e os Joua ". urt1x'a deAek aay Qua ot
them could hAfo tfaYqtscd tho cpanty IN perfect
, 1877-06-07

Minister Cusniso thinks The Cuban insuEree-
tion is daily loslnE forcs and that It ia not more
serious than the Seminole war which disturbed
this country. This Is Spanish stow through
american eyes. It certainly does not give much
hope for Cuba AbTs, ,--nor for tho hotticment 'of
tho VtsEtuIua bustnesa>
, 1877-06-07

WchnTc DuTLBR to p1TE1r, aud a{AoVHAon
to DuTLEn, and Col. WHARTON 10 BuTIER;
but What We want to know Is, What has r1rKiN
got 10 sayi Cunt he utter a pivotal protest
against Ills misuso1 II lo ean,it would be iu-
dtctoua for him 10 do 60 before he IA lost sebt
Of In the hht&la.
, 1877-06-07

It is the 81. Louis Gods-D Democrat which now
claims to be "the most thorough and valuable
HAYES organ which tho President could DESIRE"
We uso tts own words. It Ia An organ terribly
ont OF tuuo and time.
, 1877-06-07

Tho rtroussts Ia politics arc those beggass for
office who turn up their noses At any poaitlon
NTH a salary OF loss than S22,6 800 per annum.
, 1877-06-07

Tho New York Herald calls Mrs. Con. GAINES
tho heroine OF two idess-" her husband and
her case" 1t will be seen, therefore, that twins
amount to something in this world. The plucky
little WOMAN dcscrTes emulation.
, 1877-06-07

The 8u'tan will get about $50, ,0oo, 900 from
thoso sacred graves At Meeea. Il Is not "rob-
bing rE7zn to pay Paul." but Ia resurrection
In tomb to rntao tho slovi1,
, 1877-06-07

It takes two columns Of tho Dcs Moiucs Rtgfs-
Ter 10 contain An explanation Of 3. F. ALLEN's
youpc man as to why b. opposes tho policy Of
thu Admlnistration. And, after ali, It Is simply
defense Of h.mac'f sga'nst tho pubic scns.-
mcnt Of Iowa, or It would not b. needed.
, 1877-06-07

Our new play" Tho Un-Wept Of Whist-du-
Whist" In which The principal parta viii bo rep
resented by tho Grand Jury and tho County
Commissioners md their "pals."
, 1877-06-07

"D1ood te,ls,"-cspec'ally In Clncinnatl,-
where tho bcllcs drink Il to improve thc!s CONF
plcxion. Missionaries should bo sent to that city
Of eemi-canniballam, that nursery Of vampires.
, 1877-06-07
Second Days Session Of the Med"
jca( Association.
procaedtnga at the Business meeting---
Discussing tho Pharna.
copeia.
Papers Read at the Meetings Of the Sec.
sfous-..Rcsults Of Inter.
marriage.
Influence OF Climate on Con-
surnption---other Inter-
esting Essays.



Ihraa More Raoapt0n6 to the utattu-
rriahad fans,ta l., Yha roan;nr
@"o''' ~" WV A"6f
..-.......-.- -.
BpSlN ESS MEET1N4.
rne SECOND nAr'e aHasiox
Of The Amencsn Medical Association commenced
a. FArweli Hall at p:1o 4. N. yesterday. This
President, Dr.. II. t. :Bowdich, occupied Tho chair,
and The dtat haf hous Was spent In receiving CON.
.ss maaen "ese 'e1efsa ns as 70 'oe vs.ous
~ ~. cn.t.,ss 49,. a."e.s,.s ~, a.n
osde4 e hs g" n 10. %, sa
address ass,: of tho frs''ds" MAIDS tho following re-
sess., cenm,,.sG ~ y zhs ,:tes .se
sspo;t hi ~ my Sa9e ssa .Se sss andet
*. ed p,a 4 . fsss, s:1: thu. IN
e n seae the %
y q sns sf sn;ss o9 ss e e
It'd duty Of tHo Chatrtnt o Tic sections 10 obtain sus.
t!me si!sf ths: sepest%sSt rosIs!e ID !: be:
a. ~ M o
s$s i S i
sEe anfon d this Ass9sistson win ihe csneds
A. g osno n s ssaasf 10 r. s f.
Il! i; s - sssn.
motion to saops this report was laid upon Tho
table. upon tho statement by the President that hs
tue aantcsh involrod.
and on St,o sas "s 70. tas te.d
Of I'll ths un,,ed States rs.snseopi. 1.s tstsassd
D.. sqnieb stated that p.uphls. on ths sub.
6ssu Psssa ad. + AZ f4 hs sSss
h!s ssssy 6ejnE aSroted S e ~ s1pSs.'oa i .hs
aamnn rha Wnsust Ws ~ a osn.a a. aso
assss: + ssst il Ssso' ". \; ssiss tjss
ri e. be e I'll
P:%Ys!sts s:;?s:s: e bs.t ss@ss ss1
as a sasa1 ,. nsa asn e sst
~ II n.t t i; n.srien tS nstrina naa
sn1,ty.i az m nttrst on1a ste H. hc,t ana II u
sH fsw t dsostts e
ana .nc
comnfttes On rcTisjs sfon1d b. .sieetea from III
member. e % S..osstIon: saa :. II eioeesd:
nsfsS X ronttnn w ~ NE nr..s.' chsi,rsm ~ In
Committee on Asrsncrmsnta' ma was reoucstcd to so 40.
@ as wssh Sc paper could 'o anh'd
| "" NJ y a. tffen,xsor.
~ Hl..nr1 rbairn,s, ~ ~ acction ~, rrsrtIeai
| y M!ssuoE9. eualEM W t4o optEeh w 4laSNsat
INCIDENCE Mlth rcA4 paper On tn6 progress of
medicine daring tho past rear. II had been Sully
| shown that atcUnulat1one Of acWcfafp and tho
likn hrr1Un centxcn ~ enntA cton tArrthfe ant,
| hrssr ~ tvrSni.1 fnysr r. Tsnrsshjrs RnrlsnH
htaH " 1nHc.sH - - ~ ,rs ~ Pha ~
inaooctors skcetcd itT.sIx III ismtlic. ous q; ffty
found % th.t tho % coWad drsnk ftna az b;ook .ajlutcd
~ II. III. 11aeharv ina Il nf fscs1 mst,ar. Tha
sit.rtfnn ~ ttss Assncfa&inn, MA raljnd to m
i nrtirln II fhc 1niv nnn,1,nr Enf fha Xshfi,
can Jfxdjed{ yourHai vhcre Tho curo
Of caSo OF tabtta Gamma. By
~ ~ fnrsex ~ ritx snrn.si nsrtuns wc,s hittcn ~
Ea9. aefos. n.i atsS - rnn,ist.E
tno eAsuc Aoxf anu Ses FhntHt! A!GH " a4nsss1Hs
1ble rabies II tno ohef Gase the alsease wsa nos
| The facf Of her decessd WIS we'll known to tho
| nthnr nntinnt In hia cane. hoNtynr therp wns M
ot pe'.sA - ~ 80 ~ ~ -. ..a .o.s.
s.esson 10 water eaoNh aaa sof tnet saa some e
ex ~. ..a ~ =. knnNeh,n "Tu "a s .ss.s -
, 1877-06-07

unao-n bali Tatk.
, Stats and Twsny third streets. Championship Rtm.
NttTeen the Chicago and Cincinnati Clubs
, 1877-06-07

1nonomaniao of the most hopeless kind. Tho
mention Of tho name Of HAYES is more ag-
grarating 10 bis mnlncsg than tho sight Of
water Is to dog Infected with hy1ropho-
bia. No poor devil afflicted with dtltrium
tremt7s was ever visited BY 80 many and 50
hideous visions as hc Is relative to the pres-
Ont Administration. No word that uArzs
can utter and 10 action he can take but
ataris DANA to rnving as ho dictates column
nftor column OF tho most venomous sIander
and abuse against tho Administration. Ths
flnal result OF all may bo The confinement Of
DANA in tho 1nsane-Asylum on Dlackwell's
Island, besos with tho lozrid nightmare tbat
ls is no other than President HArzs, with q
mad dog constantly pursuing him.
Tho latest bugbear that Dana has Giscov-
crod is tho Mexican policy. He construcs
tho order authorizing Gen. oRn to pursue
the Mexican baudits across tho Rio Grando
to bo furtivo declaration Of war against
Mexico; says TINT 1t Inns beon mndo In tho
interest Of land-robbers, "who propose 10
seize largo strip Of territory which they
know to be rich in mineral wealth.; and, to
cap tho climax, asserts that this conspiracy
explains why mn extra session Of Congress
was not called promptly, but delayed 10 Tho
laiest possible moment.
Tho fnct il Tint the now order rcintivo 10
the Mexican border is what tho oxjgencies
Of the casc have demanded for years. It hns
long been evident that nil the troops tho
United States can spare 10 guard tho border,
md oven tivo times that number, would bo
inefficient to protect tho property on tho
American si1o from tho Mexican raids. 80
long Of tho robbers bad only to recross
the Rio Grnnde to escape pursuit. It has
long been evident that tie people in tho in
ter1or Of Mexico have encouraged these raids
by purchasing tho property the robbers auc-
coed in carrying of. It has long becn oyI.
don't TINT tho sle1ican Government Is citller
nower1css BY reason Of tho constant condition
Of revolution to repress this brieantlaes. or
has counlyed and winkcd ut the gysternotio
, 1877-06-07

Groenbncka at the New York Stock Ex-
change ycsIercay closed at 94a.
, 1877-06-07

'crraton AZ reaf1F A possthle, A. the Same TINA
to ss 70 s fsetli,cs ~. n
ess ~ a.a ~ ~ sppssstaeN aad Feposfs>
aeenr.s md 1essrs saaos o.ons ~. re to
nre.n h.s H. n,on,.e1 Us .s. IN IN cn.ef o. tae
but had been unab!o to do 30 to any extent a. yet
ihe Ets.t oe5sst Of tss % experiment waa to draw
snJ t oriain Of dss+afe nv h,oks rss. eoaaoMs
an ss sresi sh,eet AZ lnnnrv sons "ets ss,sgo sagao
n ~ sasa oi p;5tIeu.r dise.i. 70 hest some ts
.otns bstst VI, needed a. ba., n,
nerieet, or s+en comnrehensits syais ~ sae
oIds lad ot tee otrsnitcd. stt1l Al esTcra; nonts
caisaso, csIto, ~, sna ps;ennott.6eth sbsmeai nd
sssfs 4"'" A@a pee" e0''"'e 'o' several
Tho conclusions Of The PAPER were, b,iofy. that
mites 6esin inssr;aby their snnnsi n,.xs. g..
ience viii ths oecaTicnce Of Tic lint WTsS Teet
i sensiesons Slss saa,nss .e9pst.ta.;: I'd iii
~ ~ ns
4s ~ n: Ssssts1 j. s;s
Of 6eat a. IL dafation liz desree of best o
PEI elosed " eSuv!nx .hss a'S H. eTss,1 S s.
clinical ana n,eeorolorlcaI reeors ~ lar a. cot.
Il rabeatIop p'pof ""' fef'sf'd 70 the Committee
m, Cuhtt1E9 ps11sos. or cotonAno,
read paper on sCases Showing tho Inflacnee Of
% Sls1aae On .
ont ,1s gase ihsSo e. amonht OF satssisal lnfotma-
sn,t.sr .arx srtt ssec.3 "a ". ~ ti 20 sani
TX favorable phthiseai eases was siyen by nas Of
i ;gss: = r sass ssas
pD rond o e sas W h.. TO-
on o r. aea saa
T. naaenes X ss
ths @ \ ss1 f. h. Ss sts,es Tn
S s.sSe':Sls q sss !'sass Pi!h,. IT, L
ssst .hGT L. ts s:'e,sas os erons h
n;ttnn - ,ha.o atS rstlr rhc 70 p.ot
Re intiucnee q hish at!sdcs IN phthisIs IL shown
ss q sesssa @
esatrd wih nss,esseh i.bnI md shnorn.i sc,1,se.
sns stsse et S.stisaas II seats s.;ss especial:
tarsi ss.onistea ritR e4tensI,e sd denosit IaIisb.
ner1ons ssatc, md iset Of sonssrc to d. 10 osaoP
1s To H. se ts odt. Is d,
fnn.I.rs Ha' .5inr - ctve,.na. RtOe,'o.: ot
g. ioais; I'D seot q ohie' II sss a tsen iasfer
''1 ~ '"' 9 sEcTtoN No. ''"'"''*
t' IA 1'1n No. "a.,a r,'"s a' 's''s's''
Ss1Ss 60 psope1J n, seev " ~ ~
IN HetmanJ II. MaseJt 1a rh .ns., !eaa
ths nroSe o 5a
= s @ ~ .ae rt"oo III ILL., M s
tr sas nasaH1 III, waSu MAa aneeea =! nH'
~ ~ ~ osk iioss.o. ~ MaM W. nv
nes. " ~ ns,. - ~. =. ~ W v.s
Wovs. ot Tfoys s.aaa ana 1eaa, o1 SGT M totk, and
q s.otsn ssac,,ad. marry oue1e" LUZ 'oo"'
Aak' "Assn was auopseN' ~ po," "
.setckd, That ~ dscresen ulon tne eddtea Of tho
~ snm.ssf tn, 70 a,ns H. nna 1a.
poon Adopted. '> S''eS''''' 'S''" '''''
r1rs FnhrnIm fsntt.,, NJ afn.,,cbu.ctts and
frii,irsth nf Wcat Virrinta e.hlhfted instrnncnts
snnjcshfh to ihs aid Of restaEch occunfcd bY ths
arEtinn. tIinmrncd.
sxcr1oy ro.8.
~, sr,corv and An.tnmv nal IL main ror,ct, TAI,
~ osjn92t saa attet ~ ST sesd irn H. Ioert
M.ttev ~ f..n.r,s - % ennnnnrinn I'LL bs t,aa hcsn
nnshis 10 ~ romnstr IL sassT an stTho Permcabfi.
" q ~ Entiso Allmaataty, Canal r Enema ara
shst g h 70 the asat meo:tps. Petmis
~. VA rsnsr ~ s.str,rtur. of tho r,rtbra FINN
Mt.inthst,on1 W and IL ratbo1ovicsl scn,feanee"
vii bT liz iii ~ wf,ts,s futhos. 'A'''''s"-
H;sso Is II bosom1 ,Ssh wss az.
rn.sca ~ H. unn,e1 ffnde1n. and isnosford'
r. c,,is "a sa.sc' ~ EnMynrkl Ihsn ysnd .
, 1877-06-07

vocation Thnfsday evening. June u. Bu.ncas Of
Importance xiii eome beforn y. Mtmhs. and wilt
JOHN c, ELUETT. II. r.
, 1877-06-07

A "pub. doc." which HInspALa cannot I'd.
mtso-his Indictment.
, 1877-06-07

Now CttfcnRo 1hcntrc.
C1ask Ftrttt, between Lake and Randolph.
Commanteur Ca1cncurc, tho I'rc4tidIgltsseur
, 1877-06-07

Dlshop FA1Lows, Of Chicago, yesterday
laid tho cornerstone Of new Reformed
Episcopal church at Toronto, Cnn.
, 1877-06-07

Tic THHefhHciEs
Aonroe street, between Market and Frsnk1ta. Con-
sats By the Apotio Club.
, 1877-06-07

fIRycFtyss Tlentre.
Randolph s1rrts, between E1zrk and thstf1e.
Gazagcmcnt Of Den Thompson. joshua Th!tconb."
, 1877-06-07
GI)e Gtrtl,a4,1e.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NJ MAI1--1x ApvAKcE-fosrAaH rnErAtp AT
THIS 0FrtCE+
Cat1F Edtt!on posfrnfd: yrar. ,.41!o1
1afse Ut ytAf reF snnnth Ito
Mailed to sn{ adtrtaa four wetk* tor. ..,.t..,.. Ip
Niicst 1so
EaufdhY Edition. t~cfre ersRt4..,,,.,..,,,,r.,, 2tn
Tti i{veeky, ruttrhtt. year. B4N)
IArt1 Of yeAr, tcr mont ....As....... 80
WEEKLY Rplri0a, POSTPAID.
One EtP{&
Club Of twtnty.. :u,OU
rosteEe prepaid.
Specimen ton1es eent free.
1Utrrset delay md suIwakex b suse and Etve fost
0Eee AldrrsE in fu1l Including Ftate snd County.
,semattsnces nAy be msdo either by draft esrrcss.
1ostOce order, Or IN registered ettcss At our stk
yERxs 70 CITY spnscRlnEns,
Ds1, de.fercd. Sunday excepted = cents rer week.
Ini'y, delivered Sunday ncndtd. 80 cents ret week
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner MadtAon and ptartorn.Ata.. Chicago, Ill
, 1877-06-07

Adetritt Theatre.
Mourpa direct, coruet Dearborn. TartetT per-
foFmAucc.
, 1877-06-07

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!hta seeil0a, VI ons By Df: 3. sesu!n, o.
Z. ~ a
cation cannot b expected from any great d'seov.
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mgious iermeDts generated b. erowdlne, and would
eoasiasebly dim8nsh a. chances ot sesne., sna
e sss "'. papis would ,aaa'a A' 1s.m upon N.tn1s xh.t
they go impetfeesly 1egsesentea. !" ,opo ooo n
snd esa y sas !omsd1ss eontte oo ,ss9
s,aIss .sais testa ns. oas s
bSt .Seaee o. woa
ations of tfse arttsn shd superior astisans. A..
Is &C asa e
81 thS bsisucs oi lha Vial fofces Q! tho ehldFca
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ido.y nef.s. Of children. n,easat. ia d!as1safe
ssd y ipt IT, ct asRsss' sad
mend accordingly certain sofma oe ast!'e Of pasafe
e3esclssA, stt. The ACCOMMODATING ot ~, s.s
snd eyes must b sstsd in ofder tAat xAeh child &C.
'<hsS! Pssss:sa' Ps,assa' ,1n:. 'ns esss eosfs
:pondtnx : q hi. powsf oi vision ia .uait.es;;
Dat sbeys ait, tbs phyatc1au a charge Of schooi
mpat yeststee khe moEsmsn&s o. tho great sa&t
iunetluas-ths pnlss, sha respiration. md tee
tsraperature betofe snd sfter various studies In
order 10 estsblsh In aRgEes ths balance OF mhtt
penalty ct desth from that loo frequent diaosse'
| tbs scholar nepingtt!a.
The paper of d.. i. sesutu, though vct1 shott.
was full 81 sugXeations, ana it, printing hsa boon
ordered by tbs Sectlon.
ACTION NO.
Ra.hsred In small room 1t ths top OF ths bnNd;;
r. and u .esosl organization thiIttea ,9alo 4, sna
| thiea fsolsla Qhyslcians ws<a on hand. ~
J. \. Blsek,, Of Ohio. opened the ..TSs r..
Is~. Ifsssa'e Il uersa!ty. with Special Kete.spsss
normal Forms, snd tho Effects Of IutesmaEfiagcs."
nestle animals had long heea tho soufes et satpess
compli.hed, whether beauty. strength. o. endqt-
.nes ,hsJ had been em!uentIy sueee.afal - obta'a.
] tnY A. regarded The huma1 Esea, nothln4 Q! tae
kind kad heta attempted, everything b9lnt lafs t9
chance *sesPt = ssI..ds :aess. to ta!a - hs.a
| soeiA aaec<as, sad " gala tat& IN Heltsfs q
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-18
The Radical Thieves.

Nash has made restitution of six
thousand dollars. This is q small
percentage of tho Sums he stole ;
and while his wife holds SO much
property yet, he should not be
suffered to escape punishment OK.
cept for cogont reasons which are
not known to the outside public.
Yot it is rumorcd that no is to be-
como States evidence. Tho roll
Of States witnesses is becoming
alarmingly voluminous. Moses is
States evidence, 8. j. Lee is States
evidence, Woodruff and Jones arc
States evidence, Nash and Maxwell
are said to be States evidence,
oven Parker wants to come homo
and DO States evidence. AS soon
rs thief is securely baggcd and
his own crime is detected, and con-
cealmont is useless, ho becomes
importunato to tell all he knows
about il, though before he was aa
dumb aa an oyster Such repent.
ance, with tho Halter around ones
neck, is not entitled to much credit.