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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

The Universalist church will be opened for de-
vine services tomorrow morning, ami the pastor,
Rev. W. IL. Dearborn, will preach. The sabbath
school will be held as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Suicide.

PORTSMOUTH, August 81. Newell Dow, Jr.,
of Seabrook, about fifty years old, hung himself
this morning in the woods about mile from
the depot. He was poor and unable to obtain
work. lie had a wife and four children.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
NE JERSEY.
HOrseM hipping.
Singular.

NEWARK, August 81. Mrs. Alice Deems public.
ly horsewhIpped G. Beers, yesterday, for alleged
slander.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati August 81. 1871,
PORK al2 75A0o " Clear sides, NIX
LARD BACON
Steam, as a3- Shoulders, ia
Kettle eO0aI2 90 Clear rib sides, 0oa
BULK MEATS Clear sides, afk
Shoulders, haO- WHISkEY--l 0saI VI
Clear rib sides, 0-ask
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
High and Grammar school

Applicants for admission to the High and Gram.
mar Schools are requested to meet at the High
School room, this afternoon, at two o'clock.
prn 0nnrn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

post mortem disclosed piece of black wal
nut an inch long and half inch wide, near the
heart of Fred Westhoif, who died suddenly,
Wednesday. 1t was probably forced into his body
sixteen years ago when he met with an accident.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Missing.

TAUNTON. August 81. Mrs. Bradford Leonard
of Wen village, crszed by home troubles, disap-
peared from home before daylight this morning,
clad only in her night dress. She is supposed to
have carried out previous threat to drown her
SELF The river is being dragged.
Robbery.
P1TTsF1ELD, August 81. Elder Evans, head of
the Shaker church, was robbed to-day of $1,000,
Kansas Pacific bonds. A Young man lately in the
employ of the family is missing, and is suspected
of the theft
Death.
LAWRENCE, August 81. Ex-Gov. Wilson Shan
non died last night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
FOREIGN.
France.

LONDON, August 81. The Paris military trbu
nal has passed sentence of death upon NJ. Lyaz.
who acted deputy may or of the twelfth arondisse-
ment during the commune, and was guilty of in
cendarlsm and ordering illegal arrests.
Court Matters.
PARIS, August 81. Gambetta appeared to-day
before the Judge OF the civil tribunal of the Seine
The Judge read several passages from the Lille
speech, which he sad constituted otfense against
President Mach Mahon and insult to the Minister
Gambeta replied that be went to Lille with the
intention of delivering political speech, which
situation was rendered necessary, but he protest.
ed strongly that he desired to sander or insult no
one.
The government has dropped the proceedings
against Nj. Chardon. senator for Savoc. 1t is
nov, therefore established that senators shall en-
JOY the full liberty of speech during the parlia-
mentary interegrom.
England.
LONDON, August 81. The cotton spnners of
lehigh, Tyldete and Atherton, though in the Boil
ton district, have not yet given notice of reduc-
tion, but will reduce wages five per cent. if the
pending stI Ike is unsuccessful.
India.
New YORK, August 81. London despatch 10
the Times from Calcutta says the report of the
death Of facoob Khan Of Kashgar, has been con-
hrmed 1t is said he was assassinated by the son
of former ruler of Yarkand.
Gen. Grant.
EDINBURGH, August 81. The freedom of the
city was presented to General Grant to-day, by
Lord Provost, Sir james Falshaw, in Free As
semby Hall. Two thousand persons were pres-
ent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

The ofheisl circular of the Board of Final Judg-
ment of the National I otting Association has just
been issued by the Secretary, Mr.. Vail Among
the suspensions are the following:
by order of the Belfast, Me-, Trotting Associa
ton, b. Tolman and George NJ. Robinson, Au-
gusts. Me-, and the b. m. Louise, under authority
of rule l3, regarding wrongfully obtaining purse
ataka
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

What is More Delightful than Bath Ordin-
airy soap, however, often impars the natural
whiteness of the skin, and agravates its rrtations
Glenn's Sulphur Soap, on the contrary, softens,
whitens soothes and puriies it. Sold by all drug
gists Hills Hair aud Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, 80 cents. aug29-tSwlmo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

If you have cold take Adamson's Botanic Bal
sam sure cure for coughs, sore throat and all
pulmonary complaints. TO the afflicted we rec
ommend trial of this superior remedy.-Boston
Saturday Egeaing EgpreSs. aug29-t&alw
Largest stock, lowest prices, at Rowse's.
aug4 tevS4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

yassalbOro' Locals.
The following officers of Riverside Lodge I. O.
of G. T., for the ensuing quarter, were installed
Ang. 18th, by Lodge Dent. C. O. Rohhins:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
Dtfb.

In Bingham, It ult, Charles K. Moore, aged SO
years and montha.
In An on, 18Th ult Quincy p. Wood, aged 65
years and mon hs.
In Brunswick 9th ult., Elisha C. Raymond aged
&, years; 29th ult., Mary n, daughter OF James Il
and Sadie j Estabrook, aged 1 eeks, days goth
ut., Ga diner q Frost Esq, aged 81 years, 27 days
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

Latest sly les 10 Cameo aud Roman gold jewelry,
at L. Rowses aug4-+evS4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

Brother Tenney of the Brunswick Telegraph,
evidently doesn't believe that Prov ide nee has any
thing TO do with the weather; for he is constantly
swearing at it.
Messrs. Charles Mclaughlin, Thomas f.
Twitchell, A. A. Strout, and Clarence Hale are
mentioned as republican candidates for the nom
nation to the legislature, from Portland.
Messrs. Richards, Pattangall and Woodbury.,
Of the Board of Trustees of the Maine Insane
Hospital, make official visit TO that institution
next week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
W ASIiiN(.TON.
Hayden Survey.

WASHINGTON, August 81. A special says fears
are entertained for the safety of Beechei's divi.
SION of the Hayden survey. They were in Chief
Josephs route to the Yellowstone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01

Speaking of two of the republican nominees in
somerset county, the Somerset Reporter says mir.
bartlett represented the county in the Senate last
winter, and through his sterling character and
: ood sense, was a man of Influence in that body.
l.. H. Webb has he Id the Office of clerk OF courts
for one term and it was never better filled"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-01
BATH.


BATH, August 81. To-day was the third day
1t the Bath Driving Park.
In the 2.4O class, purse of $500 500 to first,
s 20 to seconJ G30 IN third G)o ~ ro,,,L
, 1877-02-06
reporting city, cases, were referred to the Judi

reporting city cases, were referred to the Judi
cisry Committee.
- o. meti9a of A,d Wh.e, .., ths so5s s " whlf
tee on Streets ard Alleys, relating TO tho pav-
Ing OF Ha1stcl street, Was recons[dcred and tho
rnattcr rccommtttctl.
An order directing tho Boarl Of Public Works
to include IN their estimates sufficient amount
for scwcr on Larrabcc street, from Centre
street to Lincoln avenue, was referred to tue
Committee on Finance. ......
runisu HALL onntNAHuE.
., Tho ordinance relating to tho ercsti9n 1f pn5-
ready beer published, was passed.
AID. Culforton moved to reconsider and mako
the ordinance special order for TIC next meet
W eoS not Me5s Ss Ts a e and { gass
Building lnspcctnr power to close every place
OF amusement In the city Il 10 tlcs!rcs1:
Aid Stewart also favored a reconsideration.
pas i,astily, aud was interfering viii io shs
Of certain persons Without sufficient tnycstiga-
tion.
Aid. Kirk thought tho ordinance good one,
s s vsa ~o ;%t ts ts s tsstf st e. pus :1Gs s
moved to lay Tic motion on tho table. =.
In answer To Aid. Cullcrton, AID. Kirk said
he wonid like tho ordinance to 30 into tnnledl-
a'a o sfet noton Il E tae ws os
After reading tlc ordinance. Aid. Pcarsons
waa Of opinion TINT it would bo impossible for
several Of tho theatres to comply with It. -
Tho vntc was then rccouatIcred, and tho
ordinance was tlc rcfcrrst to the Special CON-
nittcc having kindred subjects In Charge.
THE NEW COURTHOUSE.
The report Of the Committee on BnildinRk In
regard to tho erection at tllo Ctty.1Iall by the
county, which was published last wcea, then
cnme tip.
Aid Sweeney moved to place On ffle.
Aid. Pcarsons remarked that It was disgusting
to sec such report made. Tho county had no
money to build tho City-uall.
The motion prevailed.
Tho Committee on Licenses reported adverse.
or tue petition q 81 ~, hlr' vanderSnrgh prnyiWng n
variety show ncenso. After sou1e discussion the
report WIS concurrcd In.
On motion Of Aid. Lodding, the Council then
aItio1lrnrft -
, 1877-02-06
SCARLET FEVER,


There were twcaty-n!nc cases Of scarlet fever,
twelve Of dIphthesia, and fourteen OF scarlatIna
reported yesterday, and thu army Of the Health
Department Is rapidly filling up and preparing
for energetic warfare against the dread diseases.
The list Of sanitary policemen Is now full, seven
men having been sworn In as special polite yes
tcriay mud thrcc On Saturday last. T4e names
u! tho ncw arpotntccs arc a: ": Harder, Isaac
@ H'ttit E1 Ei@ar ,isponald. % f. T. rh4ssopt William %
MrlnterE, llcnry Forbes. and Alexander Swce-
ney {Ale1t luspcciorl. The mcn weEc given their
Ecncsal INSTRUCTIONS, mud this morning will be-
eaeh @ Wurd !" tic sity: Tlty wcfo sivea M % ill., q
nuisances discovered 10 their respective wards,
an, will lool; them up. Tho Commissioner Of
1ieaith intends thut better attention sllall bo
uuthouscs, back Yards, etc. Yesterday. 15d
nuisance notices were issued, and 1t would not
he surprising Il tlsat nunber WIS issued daily
1or some asmu to eotale.
mr"ts will, tho Itcllef aud Aid Society for
supply Of e!et'''n,g for t'.oss pool. persons who
wil! bs Obliged, on account ot contagious
nr ta e. 'ettsy eyy "s ays Of It tho ors,en sets
slnilar arrangements hive been made for fuel
anu food, and tho city furnishing tst,fcctants,
fiic PEI! people aso apt to DO well supplied with
s!b!y carry them safely through their troubles.
Il has been found that tho diseases now 10 proya-
lent exist chiefly III the 9!thy and destitute
quarters of tho city; ln dark, damp Easements,
whose inhabitants. devoid OF almost everything,
azc wcll-niEh upon tho verge Of despair. Whit
u now wunted Is foott clotning, fuel. and last.
but not least, attention. Thu Commissioner
yesterday acnt to tho Young Msu's Chrlstian
Association the request that women snight be
found to Eu anloHg thu atiilcted to nurse
and care lor them; to 70 into tho houses
infected and stay TIL the lsscass and al posi-
Utilities OF It's sprcaa have departed. 1t Ii not
expected that women Of fatuilles OF children
will volunteer, but all who can gIye their Tins
nni eeryices will please send their names ami atl.
dtcases to thu Health Comsn!assonez. It might
be suggested to those who cannot Themselves
wait upon the sick poor, but who Aru ablo to
furntah substitutes, that substitute would bc
gladly received. One nohie-hearteA liltls wou-
An called Mt the Health Otilce yesterday mud ssId
that she could be relied upon for her shars Of
work aud delieaeics. There aro undoubtedly
other women In thu city rho would willingly do
likewise. TO them 1t ran be said tllat all they
eau do will be appreciated, at least by the uufor.
tnnatc oncs, sna there aro many surh.
, 1877-02-06

the season VIA 60, An increase Of 80 per cent
over the previous senson,
F. L. Btcvens, Treasurer, madc hts report,
which showed assets Of 81 1,0B7,27 and no lfabllt-
ties. The receipts for the year ending Feb. ].
1877, were F8lgO8, and the expenditures Tor the
A0me t.rno *SoS,8A
. A letter was received from B. K. Cowles, of
ncyll'& Lake, Wis, stating that n regatta would
take place ia June next. and inviting the Club
to participate. Referred to the Board Of Man
ngcment to answer.
Tho Club then proceeded to tho election Of
officers, With tho following rrsult:
Irtsfdtni-W. 4. Angel.
J7ee- prtsfdent--F. !. Smith,
Strrf(ary-Willlam ". Young
3rtdsuFtr--F. l., Stevens.
Cnptntn-T. s. Fannt}troy.
CoutnaHnder-L. u. Powers.
LisufsHdn' .C1rsmdHdsr-Ehatle Il. NtAfs.
Enstgn-W. j. Crow.
Bodrd Of .uanaqers-J., l.. Yale. J.. s. Price, 3.
". GrIswold, Ca1vtn Cotb, +. .. Hamilton. to-
gcther with the Presldent, Vice. President, secre.
tary, and Treasurer.
Tho election Of mldshipmcn and u Commit
tee OIL Admissions wns postponed until next
meeting, after which the meeting adjourned.
, 1877-02-06
city *171 which he hail collected IN cases where
cnbnRes Of venue had been taken to him.

city $l7l which he hal collected IN cascs where
cnbnEes Of venue had been taken to him.
+. II. Wllmarth yesterday took out permit
to build thresstors snd bsseusns &c s1 earraEei, ar 41i
3al Wabash avenue; cost, $4,000.
The bids for city printing will bc opened hr
tho Comptroller this noon. Mr.. Farwcil Is MIX
ious that all the tlaics which hnTc not yet
made proposal should bid, Aa he desires q
large field for the selection Of good, fair bid.
Much Interest IS being manifested In the new
physiciansi,ase called upon the Mayor an,i offer
cd their assistance aud their cxpctencc for tho
framing Of proper and comprehensive meas"
urc.
The City has now sixty men ord fifteen teams
At work upon tho streets In tho South Division;
North division. Alore men vii probably be
PIT on soon, and tho streets, especially OF the
South Side business quarter, be nut In passa-
bic condition.
Tho Mayor, Comptroller, md Finance Com.
mittce hare for about three weeks been making
as tho Lake Front, though there l,ayc been 20
many difficulties encountered and 50 many new
eotnpl!cattons have sprung up upon every hand
that anything llko delln!to arrangement
arc ett!l going and wt1l be all this week, and
next Monday report Of progress will be madc
to the Council who 50 ordered yesterday. The
ainyor regrets that tho bill introduced In ono Of
the lfoll.cs Of Congress failed to pass, md
thinks TINT nothing short OF Legislative ntcrfcr-
encc will cycr secure to tho city tho rights which
he thinks belong to Il.
The mortality statist!cs show TINT the total
number Of deaths last week Was 1Gl, decrease
Of compared with the preceding week, but nm
increase Of 30 over tho corresponding week In
1870. The statement uf ages Is! Under years,
o.: from to TO- 1e; 10 to 70, 8; 20 to 30, IL; 30
to 10, 10; 40 to TO- o.; 90 to %, 4: 60 to 10, z; 70
to 60, !; 50 to M, ooto l99, !. Or these, 70
Jan. 81, n; FcD. /, il; Feb. Z, g; Fob. D. d.
Tie death ratu BY wards was: First Ward,
none; Second, g.: Third. 4; Fourth =; Filth,
15; Sixth, II; Seventh, II; Eighth, IL Ninth,
|: Tenth, 2; Eleventh, .; Twelfth, 9; Thir-
tccuth. Z; Fourteenth, g; Fifteenth. 1bi Six
Forty-onc died Of scarlet fever, two Of pucrpcrai
fever, and ono Of typhoid fever. Three died Of
dtphthcria.
Comptroller Farwcirs order TINT no pay-ro1ls
OF tfrnc.rols stal he made out may DO tho cause
Of great Inconvenience to the city employees, and
It ma7 not project those employees from any
"shaving,n but It Ia safeguard nevertheless.
For Instance, 4 works for tho city In tho salna
capacity 10 which lie did Inst year. Last year bis
salary wns 800 per month. While hn might
per month, he las no nssnratco that II will be,
for the Council has not yet appropriated o cent
for It, and besides the Council may reduce tho
salary ot that otllce y per cent. Bupposo 4 had
sold bis mouths salary for 905. Before IL would
he paid tho Council might make tho reduction,
be sut $50: And Il would 10 question whether
| A. or tho city which had As nan1e on tho pay-
rolle as credited with 800, would bc liable to
| tho "ttayer,n
, 1877-02-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The regular monthly meeting OF Managers OF
the Home for the Frtendtcss will take place ut
the Ilomo Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF tho Cltizens'
Association will take place at tho rooms Nos.
30 mad 81 Merchants' Building, at ~ p. N. to-
:day. ~
Avenue Baptist Church thts evening to tho Rcv.
next week.
Tito rcgular monthly meeting Of the Dlrcc-
tresscs OF the Protestant Orphan Asylum will
bo held at tho Asylum, No. 7s0 Michigan ave-
nuc, at O'Clock p. m. today.
Tho American District Telegraph Company
will furnish hoya to sccuro tickets for Dcecter
TOMORROW morning to those who do not Wish to
stand In line and walt. Tho sale begins at y
o'clock. -
Dr.. J. II. Gibsop. pastor OF tic Second Pres
reading in Lower Farwcu ffaji from il to i9
= q; to-day. subjecs' "The Relation Of Faith
to Works." g..
All pcrsops who would like to cooperate with
tho Chicago Chriattan Association In opening q
fsce West side rcaQtng.roum arc !nyited to
meet at 2a1 Wcst AIadls0n street nt o'clock
.. N. to-day.
Cazeneuse, the greatest t1lyingprestillgitate
Is now giving hts larewcll performances at tho
New Chicago. Engagements previously made
compel him to ieavu Il. tho midst OF an un-
prcccdc1ted SUCCESS.
The South End Literary and Boeial Club Will
hold their monthly meeting Wednesday cycu.
Ing nj thrsr has', nt No. 7s3 Cuttago Uro9n are-
n1ie. Music, both vocal and Instrumental, and
reading, .will form part Of tho programme OF
the evening.
Tho rcvlval meetings still continue at the
Northwest Mission Chapel. corner Of Milwaukee
anl Western avcuues. Preaching this evening
by the Nev. John Doran, "Wednesday by c. 81.
Clair, Tlnrsday by the Rev. John Doran, aud
Fsiday by John Elmer and others.
Tho 1ecv. ". j. Erlmnn, pastor 0f Chicago
Avenue Church. corner u LaSallo street, will
give tic frat Of a scrtca of Biblu tnlks Id the
tho English Dtblo camo into Our Hands tn Its
Present Form" all interested In Bible study
nrc invited.
, 1877-02-06
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

o.,,.r. na aor.h s,aa
lhe eMcaRo heaenl ~ eono aI. n"ss.,,,.-
D'.pen.ary treated ''S patients III nece"'e''
~ r,.a ~ n.xh.s., ~ Association nc,a n ,rgnt.r meet.
me ta'se.s nsssu" s;sn.n ,n.. n..I ntr,t NJ VA.
tnE at Inc encfmah HOUSE Aa's n.Ss'' ~ ',
Hctticn presiding, and transacted tho usual
a1nount Of souttne husineas.
,...-.,.-. r.,,.-ssv a. ohsrrve, hv
Inc temperature Jss.e,oay' 70 vorr @Ta.ss,..,
Manasscc, oPslcian' " Madison stfces ahlAoS"
Butdlue), was at d. MT VI aes'ees' ~ ~ u ~
3G; IL m., IS; 3.r. m., A.; p NJ. d. DAT
omrtcr at a. m., 800; 8 p. M, oo'@'
tn. ctrarmaker. in D. Cattso's cigar-factosy,
~. ot ~ t:,s.. W.d,"a, .,seet or,t thc,r VOL.
NO. 'al west Maolsou etree1, ams t.eu wa
yesterday because the boss wanted to compel
w,thout hIndcr.. This ciearmakcrs say they
u,rt ",or1nn waocs af IL; n IL weck In this
1artnrr'
A.. ..,,.
Ing inqucsts: FranSots !. .: G9nact, aEop!G,9,y Ep,s,
OF the brain; a: II; ~, CapamaEiaa; @ husStsa stsi1
Of lis injuries received by being, caught n ne
machinery ar:i hclt!ne o. ~ snoP. acclacnLnl
death; Klra Wendell, Of No. 3!3 wentworth
esGhi'c' anopte;xy or dHe uIa.a' MvIn is..n.iss1
volsns, & 81 NO. sis eatfo's a'suae' D''a''A''s"'
consumption
saI5e md In Iase strests. In the absence Of tic
Fscsident, i Arthur Dixon, Hill Viss:Pfesiden,,
occupied the chair. B. Quirk, on behalf OF
the Committee Of Arrangements, reported that
tho Sherman hunse pss pns!oss M a.. Seen 1a
engaged Tor the evening ol Mohlay' naIea m,s ~,
When the annuhi oaIi WI oe ;, tG,o' o"u.t ~
tue iact TINT "; patricks nay Ialis 9n r., satas
9 as MT 'o1 acas0s W. is H.,
nccn . cpgase,i Tor tic occasion. Tic report of
the CoiniHittee was received, and they were EN-
powered to order tho necessary printing, etc. NJ.
, 1877-02-06
CRIMINAL


William pfadforl tried to pass : counterfeit
note upon Ncllts Holktns, but Ne,lls rcbellctl.
on1 In ,hc aouoht,,a nm ot1,co.' no,,n,o, ao.,u
n"a ,,aa,. ~ .v,,.a IN -. 49, ~ nts, ~ u ~ aI"n
upo1 ""'Aa' ""o 'iosIc" o'aa oA 10 LOG pol'eo
"'@s.eA' ...
Albert Morris, The young bartender who shot
Andrew I,ugers Ia tho saloon brawl Suudny
mnrn!nc At Mn. 1448 Ifal.tod s,reet. 1uve h,r,-
.oIt ~, =, ~. ts,.o-., lit" ,s.. - .-."s
~, ~ W W W, a'noy po'so sAto lass csea1os'
Inc caeo WILL oc Acasu thla morning.
Ann JennIngs, NoFt, Diyis'on scrvantratFl,
last evening upon a charRo OF adultery nrefcrred
iv rIien yItnotn. ~ ~, asa 49,. III, .."'s.
.-.'.1s ...H.' !. y. ~. - "se* Ae'N sesess,
WHOSE Ausoand, u u Alleged has gone AssFay
With Anns.
f,ont FIN. ,..t svsr,,, -,,, .,~o.. ,.,,o,,
4.,ts .aas ,,1'ss 1tsuus ~ a@'ose .ono"
carrying 1Atso HopsleIs o1el!ouasy unocs n's
arm, and upon taking him TO the station found
that tho book wns marked i" Polk Street Primary
School" WhcFeupon he locked up tho chap, who
gave the ratas OF Joseph Morgan.
IT. r,,. >..,u - H. ccy ,,,. r.
s''s' s.''a htkune. VI w. ~ ea mcst naaao!pn
otreeT coup!Auso o. tae 'oah OF q ssno Gol4 Watca
and s100 chain by sneax.thieYcs, who entered
her residence while sbo was abscnt Saturday
ofta-nnnr 1amss Rail roon,,,, :, 49,, U..n.,
Wrnt 49,, .nnnisn. ~ tbs ~ - TX siSn satHsh
~ aI,ot., ~'1p'~'"' VI @A' 4's. ~ en" "4@ea
~. ."4'''
u 10 Thought by the police that they hays 1t
last struck the right petkons for tbs express
robbery. Charles Flynn, leader Of Stewart
nuegang. Y as yesterday before Justice sculiy,
aud was Aeid in 81, oo bail to tbs 18th lust, IN
, 1877-02-06

7H " zsa!t9f o 4A9 JF7sGR7.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-lt Is gratifying to sec my
Indications OF agreement on the part Of physt-
ady. Although Dr.. Williams belongs to tie
sslnc school Of medicine rs Dr., Beebe, aid ID
willing to do oil that could reasonably be cx-
sHcteI Il, tha way ot tndorsing bis views, Il
would bc too much to cxpect him to swallow
theln whole. lle docs we'll When, though not
recognizing DR.. Beebe'a remedy as a prophYlac.
tic Or An anti.septc, he admits that It Ii hcno-
ticiai a. IN autl-xymottc, and 80 III his practice
The patcnts get the remedy all the same.
Now the. ul!opaths will nut, Of
couIsc, admit even TINT 1t IL an
anttzymot!c, but why may they not concede That
Il ts-weil. say an antt-phautaanagoEtc,a and 20
administer II "a 4urll. Ihe dear Children nor
their parents don't cure cent what It's called II
you'll ouly tell them how and wheu 10 take 1t.
, 1877-02-06
TURPENTlNE.
W,Lxfxoroa. Feb. 6.-8p!rIts tuEpcntina was
quiet at u ceuts.
1iiRPENIlhE,
THE WINDSOR,

Just around The corner from tho Grand Central
depot, wAste the tfa,na from North, East, and
WestaxEtys aud land their living freight stands tho
Windsor, In Fifth aYeuuo. between FprkY.slxth
and Forty seventh streets, Now York, without
doubt tho peeE Of any hotel Ia the world In IT. every
appointment. The house. u most archltectusa1ly
constructed uf bricks with brown ktopo tsfnmings,
with IL dwarf towefs at ZACH angle. snd it, cen :
tral rectangular dome, which harmoulEes with &hs
building and seFses TO ventiate ~ we'll.