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LONG ISLAND.
RlyAGEs or DIPHTHERIA IN PATEESOY.

The cases of diphthera in Paterson, y. j.,
are still very During October, tmrty-eEht
deaths occurred from dphthcra and kindred diseases
The Board OF Aldermen has adopted the sanitary
code recommended by the Board OF Health This code.
carefully drawn by tho Paterson Medical Society, rec
ommends that every OF dphtheria shall be
isolated that all houses in which cases oc-
cur shall bee thoroughly disnfccted and thar
children suffering tLTOat disease of any Kuo 'a not
bee permitted 10 attend the public schools IT Is also pro
hibs the holding OF public funerals, ana the exposure or
the remains of persons Who died from dphtra AMI the
attendance of children at the funerals. Dr william r..
Gurd and Dr.. C. f. vs.. Myers were appointed to AID CITY
Physician d.. William Kent, M carrying ont Tue pro
vi..ous Of tie code. DR.. Hurd visited De W,
DE T. Day, Sanitary SuQc' iutendcnt ot NOV
York who gave INN many valuable hNis
IL is estimated that fully 400 cases 12Ne been treated DO
Paterson during lass month and tie death rate mas
been about 10 per cent OF those afflicted
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4 NEW DRANCH or GRACE chUHcu.

A new chapel Of Grace Church is now build
ing in Ouc-huudIed-aud-,ixtecnt near Thrdayc.
The building will be in tie English Gothic
style. cruciform IN shape, and lighted from
Tie roof. Tie GWcl''ughouscs on either side will
make II necessary To- dispense with the usual side VIII
dows Tie extreme length of the nave viii bee III feet,
and thai II the tlar-cpe j6 feet. There VIII bee an
organ gallery directly opposite The chauc,l al the
rear end Of the church. and large ro.e
window over tie porc0 10 Tie entrance The roof VIII
be ope-tmbcrcd with beams. 10 the iuitu.
bud two towers, Ont on each side u the 'front.'
A basement extends under Ia, entire building, and
will be fitted up Tuuudy--CupOl room.
The chapel furniture VIII be provided by society %. tbs
ladies of Grace Church. The building viii De of New
jersey c,oster stone with trimmings arch-stoucs and
band courses OF brown stone. TIC members Of tlc
church expect To take possession If the basement
Christmas. and % the chapel proper by AVrl l. The
Rev. ID. l.. Ray j. Rector
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L. s. SrrREvE COURT DEcLI0ES

-.
Court of ja. United s..c- to-day the following arrs-
30 4aTe rhariz Insurance company, paHt.a .n error
act Win. b. Iau.er e. a 4u ,r lo t.e 'It, co. .l
@ i,, iic IIisl1cat o.. aid Clrcut Court In a.
&c. -aI-l.uer.c alias Nalacc dc Noutcc Narqui. dc
Bridges. e.; sl appellants. fr' james j. ~pIft: 'lp.u @
te Drcl.t Court Of ., n..l STAT for tc itn.' q" CAT
,artia Ar J',,.. @ Sc c,,rt 'i" % c i' M
e',,s A. rl Unto, Pacific Railroad COMPANY appl.nt
,r qttras DaIait a. ux Appeal tr.m the Crc1.t
1orr, ~ te 1,1 ato>. fort ne u.uot oi Nebraska Mr.
nm. i,r.o ,he .ld tirca, Cour. With costs. au. remaining
ra.&aaE . , - ,...,,., ~, r,,,,, s,,.n., a.,
4rcrof Nr,y J,ra'y Mr. Justice Cirari delivered the
;r +bI5clr-e viii cots.
no fj.-Join Mc,rrv ct ai a--lfar'' '1o' ~,
eTrq IT, IN IN error TO- fi prone tont o.. ri r,a w.
tnlrl .et ,' 1f Sii Sr'Inc 5art Viii costs
Sc Co5I. ooo OF 90 LOB ,si.oI III, iI '
aiy In enc, 10 supreme court Of nc state o New Yors
M M. viii o: error i ts, cause ir want oi jurisdiction
of ,-lll- FrIor 10 supreme Court of Iowa The prnc al
STATE IayiBf i,l.ys Of iis organization, an ,Icil.
fve r.htto make vhe-vc- collect Wharfage and reegate
iari,eo rates can consistently, ot tie con-i po9 - tle
United states charge and collect To- re
TONNAGE oi e Et.s ll@i9 } ,t o,l ,i
CO sea -lr..Iy; 1II ,y 1.'' nc 6ci.o sfaf tiat
l,tI,a dGty on tex or BURDEN which ia c,sercc,
sa c9D'D'1 l,T gtI,'I nom lg M imposed iy ihc author
zoo ~ f1ta
~, ,...el il is .hrJ Bat q 10 i- q charge for
s.,i.,. rendered or for cuuycnauccs provided. il
b. I'm essence fav or duty and lawful. Tie prohibition
~ fIc ttls AGAINST ls imposition of duty ~ TONNAGE
f.pt 90 guard against local hLUrauCcs 90 trade ana car
id- ~ ,5.J ~ f- tov on aItf,- thlt be- rroiiiiird
"l ..'., r, r.4s az eo,,r,oItv ma claimed
snMrlu" I'-' ~ - tI, i',t.r ,ts...,.r
ST. ll-Nt ID |'i ''''''I .,r i,r, az -., fr --, ~,
ana ll r'i'' 70 5..'' NV t,ii,i nal air,,i
stare. a in.il /, ,tI. ~ =. 81 ii ,iot,
Jusi't 'l- w ,,,. tiI,,, nd ,1rDraiou This ,ra.
80" LIl,l ~ ,'i, 1 ~ M tts U..t.ct CONT f,r
a I,,s+~ic ~ N,,g.Y,t from lr,iccclIug a.
VIC i.,,,t ~ trr,iraltv 10 enforce contract for
a. ,..' of n ,.!lf Tho auulicttirn rs denied.
w .,,rt I,lt,,~ n clear 'tii4t contract for
W a wharf biz The master or owner OF ; shin OF vessel
~ contract and mat a. sr is couzarle in the
5,.r'iiv ami maj surb a contract being one made
Sy,iu,iyty Tor he benefit Of The shin or vessel. q
VA'....',, ,,-, orse. i'm favor of ihe urotri,tor
III M g,rsi Inc vessel for the uaymsnt Of reasonable
on lho r. i tI1t Ieaf IN 1.c. ~ 40 yyiarf
anu @ Ie t,rcfd Iv riorordr i'm rem, a-ai.i
~" r r srii m r'r-ii ,sllst fie ,,r,r MIR ms.
iicc C,.irord lei cd the opinion.
40 5i-l'he ,.' ,, ai ,i fr.t S,,t fr te Tori'
I.'~ @ - t., H. MS cans. a.. c1irt ,grr.. ufIu4tt
eIl ~ ,siv for tbe atoi.nt Al a lax fT CerAiu ill.,
.E1.'' ail ~, ~ ho5diotrr. as.rssrd few dan =
20 e.,t botir at tie rrli,.r cau.t rcou
~ D.t.r5,a Warranted q.ase.-
oil lIc i.,fit, t,s o.uifc d, t|y.or boing iut.u el
liei. anu ~, irf,rs.t Ia ia az. bIi.tDI.r.
10 DO 81. ,.sti.' 30, 49,
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against the run Of sc days made by the Pennsular and
)riemtal steamshipllnc
TIE FIRE RECORD.
TWO LIVES LOST AT 4 FIRE.

TWO LIVES LOST AT 4 FIRE.
A wOaAN AND HER CHILD sUFFCCArED IL BROOK
LYN.
A not OF boiling lard in the basement OF l.
c. Bergnauus bakery. 10 No. 72l Gatcsaye, BrooG} H.
caught fire yesterday morning and IN Jew hihu's '
entire building was IN flames. IL was one OF ro" OF
six lrccstory frame buildings extending from No 7lo
10 No. 731 Gatcs-ayc. They were very Hight ana com
bustble structures and the flames spread rallE ie-
sons M the second story oil NO ~ only saNcd tue' ~
~, tanning from tie windows. cgrcaS ~ way 81 Wy
si.iivuvs being cat OF hy the fire ana smoke Ht,.u
alarm was ont. and tine fire was soon are p
rutsbpd The entire structure WAS owned ny lc',s
Mulinjy whose loss s $1,000, Win an ll,ui'uC' ~
5000 There was an additional loss OF cI'DV on ~,
search tine burned houses. On the top hoor oi so 81
was found the dead body or young married Wolau
u.,n.d CATHERINE Nilly In her her lntut sou
Jacob also dead. both having been suh"cattI ~ te
suoLe Tho Woman's husband accompanied inc poico
Will I'M the bodies recovered.
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nr11NorENr SOUTH cAEoLINA oFFIcIALs.

CoLtMBIA, 5. c., Nov. 5.-The argument III
the Cardozo case occupied AL day. MI c. H. Miles, OF
Charleston opened this morning for the prosecution ana
JUDGE Melton followed in defence OF Cardozo, speaking
four or five hours. Attorney General connor vi" close
for the State mistiai is expected by the public, from
the composition OF the jury.
Another in ictment was handed ont this morning
against John j. Patterson upon which the grand jury
has returned true bill u charge Of bribery IN phr-
chasing ms seat in the United States senate IWehty-
four witnesses aeCe that they were brhcd 10 vote LOT
Patterson. all being members of the Legislature. .
L. Cass Carpenter reached here this morning from Ne"
Jersey under rt4uistiOn by Governor Hampton ana
was sent 10 Jail Several indictments VIII ne issued
AGAINST him. in addition 10 those already acted upon O
the last court.
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REPUBLICAN GAINS IN FRANCE.

IONDON, Iut.UaAt NV. D, NJ,
In the French Departmental elections the
Republicans have on an average gained one or two
embellishments or General Councillors in each Depart
mcut II tine gam were equally distributed il would
not materially affect the Senatorial elections, but it is
distributed rs to give advantage 10 the Republicans in
several departments for instance, in Yonnc, Lo-ciGa-
rome and Meurthect MOselle.
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OTHER FIRES.

KEEYE, n. H., Nov. 5.-James Burnap 5
tonucry ~ NARROW was burned yesterday Mo.toi ne
stor house, were saved. The insurance was SlloOO
the loss exceeds the insurance
CIyCINyATI, Ohio, Nov. "a special dis
match from Indianapolis states that Iucgelc block ana
ohusOus stove store wcro burned yesterday iuc "sS
is $4,000; insured In the .Etna
TEEswATER, Ont, Nov. 5.-Ihe Bruce AgTl-
cultural Works Of this place, yesterday destroyed
by fire. The loss "a estimated 10 %2O,OOOE
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DANGER FROM ACID NAPoEs.-Dr. Angus
smith, speaking Of thc influence OF acid on HEALTH
SAYS that mny DE taken for granted ut whore trees
flourish tlercal,o man is uulrured by acids such are
given out by chemical works, tr effect on VeG- jh 'e-
inc more striking than upon human beings. ihc con
cu,iuu Is that gases from chemical works arc huruu 90
ti. b,af-uor can they on the other hand Doe curative
In cert iiu diseases, SD Wpuy citU IN cpi4'hE llr
statistics % district peculiarly exposed To the i's
from kaf works Dr. smith noted tie follow Ing point, :
That br,ucht, was not high, that scarlet fever WhcA
gases might D" supposed to dlsiHect, was very LsA
nul Ihnt MhunpiLg couch was low.
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An invalid Frenclman who hired horse

An Invalid IrcucNlldn WHO hllcd horse
every evening from livery stable, particularly desired
the hosleT to that The horse had nothing 20 cat for
dinner Because" Lc remarked, Monsieur lc doctcur
stomach"
a couple Of young fellows who pride them
selves their elite bearing, handsome DuudcAry wins
kcrs aud mOusache, called as house on Asylum Hi,
Wednesday, o. look at room which for rent IL
the lady OF the house III 20 they inquired OF the servant
girl wIO answered the bell. "Nls" replied She and
are yes the whats come " fix tho. sthOyef"-
Hartford Post
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rpoMINENT ARRIVALS.

Frc-eH Uouso-1hc Hon. Il. Pluhkctt, VI. J., OF
England Anderson. Of Chicago Brsgoor' t5% I
i Cas.aff Vice President ~ the ltunsylllha .'I"rl
company General ". Crawford, L. r. Al H. = VI, oinp'
of Delaware, and George II. PULLMAN - 1nta-o- -
d.. HotI- Robeft Irn0X Banks, oi Albany fsr l"fN
Bofsi-A de- Foublauqur British consul az Now ore
Nm t,rye U+sT- Colonel Woodward T. =. A., ami captain
nowlby Of the 20th Regiuent British Amy ,J,s
U,f.l- rrssmau Benjamin \. Wills ...hI ,toDtIs
Jyotyi- colonel A. l. BuiOrd. Of Richmond ...- fooi'g
United states DsuctAt torney j. H. BeckWl u
orleans George r. Spfiggs, 81 the Great Mt,"tu
HALLWAY Of canada Besfttster hot MES laIA '
r.. Metro p0Htdn HOtsi-lush H. sloan, OF 5ahuusnJ'
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at is a very unclcrical practice, and must
siy.a very nc.siuly one. Tobacco! "hfs sli' even
amused listener do You smoke tobacco T. II No SIR
lie answered. gruity, with great Indignation Iheu,
urag who is the NJ-, YOU or =
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
FIGHTING NEAR ERZERJN.

MUKHTAR woUNDED-IHR TURKS DEFEATED.
IoSDoN Tuesday, Nov. g. II.
The Daily 1cieUGpFS Erzerum dispatch. dated
Monday, says: a severe attack was made to-day
on the Turkish positions. There was fighting along
The whole line. After ten hours engagement tne
Turkish centre was driven in and tie Turks We're
compelled to fall back. Mukhtar Pasha was slight
l., ,rnnn1rdv
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
y ~ the organs Of Generation. speedily and radicals
cured by WINCHISlEK9 SFEClF lC Pill. Two 10 81
send for circular. Prepared by WINCHESTER q Co.,
Chemists 81 John ST., New YORK
GTRlCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Grueratiyc organs radically AMI specially cured. ONCE
hours sto3. HENRY A DANIELS. NJ d.. IA Lexington av
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Mary Crosby OF Albany The length Of the steameris
| 1873 feet over all, and lts width 10 ieet.
| At the meeting of the Brooklyn BRUCE
Trustees yesterday, decided to advertise for pro-
posas for both crucbe and Bessmer steel for the SS
pension wires that are sustain the roadway OF the
bridge For the construction Of the approaches
To the bridge the following contracts were awarded
For iambStones abument soning, stone for main ahi
SIDE arches aud paapct stone 10 IleIc 100 ~
Frankfort Me-, for S29O63l 30; Tor 5Xtut W9fk 70 o
Collins Granite Company, o. East thladelpnia' p l1r
well Granite Company OF Rockland Me- for T11oi7 loo'
JERSEY CITY
Republican meetings were held, last evening,
in Laaycte-ave; IN BOowcm's Building IN he ipis
teIct.
John lTonahqn and James Mulligani two 90. of
the Nc%-York hocimcn who were %aned 10 h'sp t1
from the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad dep9t were ai'c''c'i
again, and yesterday were fined - each.
NEWARK.
DESPITE the heavy rain storm, large num-
Der OF political meetings were he'd IN tais Guy last eve
ming.
Anthony Francisco, having declined the Re
publican Assembly, moEPaj,Gn IN ts P li who stood
next to Mr Francisco IN the ballot
NEWJERsEY.
HOBOKrH.-Thc total loss from the fire at
Newark aud Frststs on saturday night If estimated ~
$4,000 The ire is supposed TO have been the work 81
mccudiary Hines, of No 10 Gtand-st, was
arrested Yesterday for stealing $50 worth ~ property
from Reiss grocery during the fire on saturday night
MOErcLAIR.-The barns and outbuildi Is Of f. j. c.
VII auIs, together with contents Of hay gram, mar
ness etc. were destroyed by lire on Saturday The loss
wa, ~ 800, partially insured hontcair E1uc,-
trau club has arranged for hunt OF hare ana hounds
to-day.
LONG ISLAND.
Lone ISLAND CITY.-The police here have
not been paid May, the school teachers since
August The City Judge. Corporation Counsel ana other
officials are the cys credit FOR nearly years saary
with only poor prospect OF payment before next March
FLrsuING.-Prof j. T.. Frobshcr, who mas Doen
making a study OF insanity in the public lhsttu-
tons assisted b Mrs Frobisher the first OF series
Entertainments before the inmates OF the King county
Insane Asylum on saturday night The proceeds Of the
entertainments will be devoted to the erection OF new
chapel
RlyERHRAD.-rn addition 20 the distemper among
swine in Queens and Suffolk Counties. the chcAen
cholera making great havoc I'm some places me SeV
Thomas Cook OF RycThead. in less than week lost
hty-seyen OF flock Of Brahma fowls, ahd 0thers
reported heavy losers. SUFFOLK county VII pay
-. this than last, OWING 10 S III
crease valuation by the state Board OF Assessors
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A SPANISH LOAN PROPOSED.

Tie Spanish Government is negotiating with
Madrid bankers for loan Of 3O,OO0,OOO Tc,,ta,. Tie
army estimate. show q reduction OF ,OO0, 900 pesc.as
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Now ouen the new. elegant and incompatible baths, no
Iafr-u.te. Tho bathing apartments are 100 lee. d.
and ). feel Wide aud are tttod dp style heretofore ~
own 90 this country. MIS- ALICE CAlL {. l. RYAN Nj
proplitt0rs.
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will All tend u Is asserted 10 The redncon OF inc Dco
crnfic mninrifY ON the State tiCkCt.
MORMON RATLROAD VENTURES.


JOHN w. YOUNG AS FINANCIER.
HIS DEALINGS WITH TWO ROADS IN UTAH-AMEND
THE PoLYCAMY LAW!
IIRoN Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRInuNEI
SALT LAKE CITY oct. 23.-John w. Young
came back from the South with his new concubine IN
time 20 attend the conference lie had armed escort
with him lie sneakcd into his house and his escort
guarded him for a week or more. \ friend OF mine
ca led ON him the evening his arrival and found him
very anxious TO know if there warrant ont for hs
arrest and what the Mormons thought Of his second
plunge into polygamy. when told that they Thought
had been made too after his fathers funeral he
said that new marriage in accordance with Dis
fathers wish There little doubt that such was Big
ham Youngs desire, and the son married the sir 10
curry favor with the church people He desired ana eN
peccd 10 be his fathers successor and boasts that that
was his fathers WISH and is working with Delegate
Cannon 10 accomplish the same end. He Is man OF
good impulses but Of no principle whatever ana STANDS
as good chance OF being struck by lightning he does
OF becoming the leader Of the M0rmOGs.
Perhaps some OF his financial operations may be re-
lated with profit in New-York. He the first Prcsi-
dent of the Utah Northern Rairoad-narrow gauge. Mr.
Richardson undertook track and stock the road for
$4,000 OF its bonds per mile John W. Young con-
cted TO make the rOad-bed for the capital soch'
at $4,000 a mile. The Mormons did some work on
Of the stock aud probably much more on account
Of thng but they could not eat either and so Johh
". Young opened an account Win zion cooperative
Store and became indebted to il in the of $4,000
The railroad company then took the debt on his hands,
and have been paying two per cent month on II ever
since They also issued $4,000 worth of bonds on
merely projected extension OF the road, 100000 OF
which wss put up to the debt and the rest made
away WITH though how for what purpose il not yet
asceraned The road IS about eighty miles long ana
is bonded for S1I75O0O. Messrs Gould and Dillon
were here recently and took this road into their own
tlp m 4
inc II ont Of the mountains into River Valley, and
thence with branches and down The Snake extending
il TO the heads the Yellowstone and Missouri, and to
the Pacific at Portland. John W. Young was next made
President Of the Utah Western also narrow gauge run
ming across the valley TO Lake Point from THIS CITY,
thence south through stockton TO the Chicago smeers
ON Eusl Lake forty-hye miles. The capital stock
S540O O0 and $4,000 worth OF bonds issued MIR.
Young negotiated the bonds in Ncw-Iork, realizing
about $500 600 for them
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
eam497 Noon 53' m. So Midnight oS'.
Highest duung the day. IS. Low e.l 80
Average. 81 ~. same day. 1876. 41'4'
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LosDON, Tuesday, Nov. q, 1877.
A Paris dispatch to The Times announces the
deaths Of Gustave Bron, the French painter and NJ lie
DurufC who was Miuster'of Commerce iu 1852.
fFor Otder F0reign Necs see FiTst F1gGl
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AC9ES AND PAVNN.
DR., RiDWtrS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tastess elegantly coated Tor the cure - al az
crtrs stomach liver, bowels, tucy bladder ry1us
diseases headache. constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia
hiliousness, bilious fever inflammation ~ The bowels,
and an arrangements ~ o. inter- Al yiscrra. warranted
10 enoct pOsitiyocuTc. Price Is cents per box.
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QUICK TIME FHOh AUbIKAIIA TO LVNDVN'
The Australian mail from Sidney, September
81 by way of san Francisco and Eew-York arrived in
London November 2. making the distance in az days,
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TuE HEAD THAT ACHES

ISAAC Smru's Umbrella stores, l04, 400 and
l.2U} Broadway, and - FuiOnsI
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THIS il, III the railroad company has realized from the
sale Of ITS bonds What was done with tine rest Of
the money, JOHN W. Young, perhaps, can explain.
Tho late Brigham Young advanced the money to pay The
July interest and also 500 600, with which extension
o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miles has just been con-
sructcd THIS Was built at cost Of less than $4,000 a
mile To- which, adding $4,000 for difference in cost of
iron and cgUumcut between hc prices ol l~t' ana tho't
o' ur wears ago. and 10 Is stl $1,000 mile below what
was allowed for She cost OF that bWlt under john ".
YourGS management.
Tl. D.. Inc the Momons at their late conference
made one of Tie rulers oi tac church. L'e tuu-it -'
amend thc aujipoygamv law Of l~G2 80 th1t 10 "l ne
sUractca ordinance and hc would not long "' outside
of Che TtIi, .utiuy m Utah. An Tine mrasultS urged
by Geo. G.. Bates were embodied n tir tut9l IN
li. Va.-r3 t. iiD ". hut Was allowed Go iIH ll inc
S.uatclu 5000. After -ht y IT, Ec are just whore
ve we're 80 tAe fight against pu}gtuv. Nothing would
Dee -lucl by pclar- uF l-a.I'I~ tid't 'IiIh', ID u
We're possible % o.. 3D.. IL Is mistake to .r o- lIt u
5, not part OF the Mormon reli'u. or that 81 D., dccnn-
rr u IFS tine foundation, tut prime root ana slh, tAc
blossom. and lhe fi1i, Of t,l re,'n. Ii l u,F' de-
clT. without outside Interference IT every couple tu-
elrlrr W t i!s tiuc could Doe assured. without .i,
of nee lodgings ia the Icultcutiati, the tHa Would Dee
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T-y belon IS To the party whose digestion is disorered
si 81 AGNEsIA relieves the and regulates tno other
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Announcements.

IrvDB0Rc's CALIFORNIA WATER-Dclleht-
I'm, rrtrcsl .n. and grateful IN the sick ROOM
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PROCEEDINGS.

The following business transacted
No 77Z.-She staten Island Railway Company, thuiI IN
error ag Bridget Lambert aiminstariX etc The motion
h. dismiss submitted printed arguments 10y
MI ". Goodrich IN support u the same by MI julien
4. Davies Ia opposition thereto
o. 5gG-Gco Lester. plantin in agt The Satana
Insurance Co On motion Of W H. fApa,
In behalf Of counsel. dismissed per stipulation.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-22

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On9ene nGrmsit omfrin9 Sulen, oa
oct bar p9rst iuotil 80 8raoer.
Yoa laptIiaaenoe @aoroe | NGr.
bebsn at aabus Glpsitrca bar &ul.
Den pGret iaa baarb, at 6cIf lite
paa mango Nar fan minocs ben
Zig. 8 8irferne bar Oct | Sel9en
uGrst iaa folbt, at 0ubsiiensitsn bar
maatttt inoitrGnfss til ben poeriie
8ortbeo. - Raar 8infereu fommsr
iaa baarb, lioer baaos Msnneiter %
Opr. be iloite life minoit mso fuap
Narius % / slcnois bolote Suie.
Yaa en- Susmannsplaes / SierteoaI
uiloe Solfene SuIsaften aisre pel
imob line Or os parme op | Oct
foloe 6Gbus. Ssle Bulfapen beitoo
al en- 10, tire 8isber % en- Sau,
% Sbrens foer llbe az 8ulbsn. Der
bIsp oa baarst IND en- 8rpoe meo
Sleber, Tom blep iat paa 8uluet,
% ~efteroi 0eren bar lutfet iao uel,
ION Oct loo lls slere, mentc Solfens,
a! uu par Nlt uel. 8amilicn Jam.
leoe f9 ON ct opsti9t Baal paa
Ysilsn / Stuen % trelteos ii8 meo.
at M bar Bet o9iaa parmt | Slelet,
Oa oct leo paa &usloen. % Der
ltulos Ices efter, laa Oprene oebs -
fpalte at &uIbampen. Sausn par
Der BOG snooa Sip /; Den bapoe
saaet los o. bapoe initinftmGsiis
bOIbt iis / 9ufttr9ffet ira Seren.
Oet er b~sbrepslist bpor uuioenoe
Dor Nlmus eneuu sr ON be melt al.
minosIiSe naturbiitoriite 6orboIo, iaa'
leoss ON bette. at 8uIoamp er orG.
btnoe. Sit bet lite an al faa ct
Yar Sro ON ilise 8ius IND / pore
4lmanafer? Der itaar Noitiliat al
&ptte % Suterssie i Sillessst til De
ieners Narsanss os Der maatts Del
p9re Ylacs til mere. +. gI, en- fort.
iattet SunbbeoS. Raiefismus