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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,

! Four-llne Advertisements Inserted twice IN
tins column TOR twenty-five Cent?
Wanted Male Help,
IA OTEL RUNNER-A nrst.oass hotel run,
ii ncr. Apply tothe National hotel
uut.k ~
Az ANrEp,-Ag good blacksmith, 10 shoe
| w hurbnR and repair wa H. Appl by let
ter tO'lllOMAS RAIL, Terol, loAaN l'-lw
Wanted Boarding.
BOARDING. Excellent rooms, having all
~ mudom ounyenienCrs, with hoard, ~
Mrs slmrsOn'S, corner Main and HnIwnod
hlre0b, ocllh'9w
DuAHDfNG,-Th Rawlings hotel, Main
ID street. ono block from the union depot,
DhlIhs, Texas, having changed hands and
undergone thorough renovation hld repair
IN now open for The travelling public, Two
good dining room girls wanted W. IL
dLEDHlLL, Proprietor, oetl1 ~
IOrEL~-Reopening of the fremont
III House, hE Mai street, IL mas uteh 10
modlod ana newly furnished WIZ D" con-
Quoted in good STYLE ana terms moderate
Mrs W, Mccormick, proprlelrchS, oolOsw
I'IRSr CLASS BOA RDiNG-it tho Bryan
/ House, iamar street. Convenient Tor
business men oGG-4w
Wanied-Female Help
AZ Ep MUIR Sc " Hnted u wet nurse for II
w small infant duot wages to u q cd
woman, Apply 10 Blake, JonRins Il Bo0ls
ootlO Nv
A WOMAN TO do general houseworh for II
n small family, White preferred. Apply
10 n, NJ, Kahn Il Bro, OCtl2-lW
10 lOni.
ID ESlDEN CE-No 20 Ross avenue. Five
~ 70 ms. Good wall of water. No reHsuu-
abe ollrr Will DO refused. Apply on the
prem lsrH, Octl8.lW
ITHFu RNl5HEDR OOM--An un FURNISHED
" sleeping room, Address, Rtutina lOGa
ton and rent, ar, Herald ONCE. octlS'2t
DARK-My beautiful park, known az
i Frnscati, II r rent. Terms moderate.
j, NJ. PATTERSON. ootl9.lw
Miscellaneous Wants.
NJ Observation-Disclosures may he handed
~ into our business otiice up TO 3 N M,
and into the composing room til II, IN,
XATANTED,-A hrN.class hotel runner for
w the National hotel. Good salary TO II
good man. octli-lw
MACHINES CLtANED-L adles VI you
WI wish your sewing machine GleaneF or
repaired, send 1t TO g. b. Leachman at the
Howe Machine Office, sos Main street. Price
reasonable and work guaranteed, octl2-lw
Two M0VN FURNITURE, PIANOS. LOOK.
i Ing GLASSES, Etc, with care, and very
cnenp. IL. Il. KREU Err. Leave orders at
j. Murphy CO., Lamar street. oct2-lm
Az ANTED 49, Everybody TO have theii
w clothes cleaned. dyed and repaired at
JACOB WEBER's Cleaning ana Dyeing Es-
taOllshm ent, 500 Main street, Dallas SutIs-
faction warranted. lulyll-lyr
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Miscellaneous Wants.

DARK-My beautiful park, known az
i Frascati II r. rent. Terms moderate,
j, NJ. PATTERSON, OCtl2.lw
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Wanted Female Help,

L'lRSr CLASS BOA RDlNG--it tho Bryan
/ House, lamar street. Convenient Tor
business men oH0-sw
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went down INTO his cellar and hid
under an empty tionr barrel, under
tie impression that il general in>ur-
rcction had broken out. As soon AS
Mr.. Blimley recovered sufficiently he
p:ocurrd Il hammer aud smashed
every pane Of !|ar grass he r"nld
find. They new keep young Bl1m-
ley gagged and chained to an anvil.
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A BLUEGRASS Experiment.
1Char]eston Journal of Commerce.

Mr. t;lim,ey read about blue grass
until he became convert to the
doctrine. Having baby boy
about three months old who has been
somewhat puny and has given ev.
iaencc of weak lungs, he had an east
window of his house paned with blue
grass and exposed him to the suns
rays for an hour or two for several
days. Last Sunday, being a sunny
day, the baby was left under the blue
window for three hours, at the con,
clusion of which time he got up and
went down stairs, declaring that ne
had enough of that "dog. soned fool
ishness." On Monday lie was ex~
posed for four hou,s. At II o'cIock
on Monday night he threw his OFT
foot into Mr. Bljmley's stomach, and
knocked the lower portion Of MIS-
Blimley's chin off with his right fist.
AS Mr.. BlimIey lay under the wash
stand, trying to decide whether he
had been struck by lightning or was
in an Ashtabula disaster, young b!lm'
ley set up such yell that a neigh J.
Dor next door, who has been howl'ns
for war since the sth of November,
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Her liz Njn'licat"r.
ST Hasa Lud:t, Cuis Culpet ?
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-17
STANLEY Matthew'S Letter to
Chamberlain.

Columbia, S. c., March 10.-Thc
following letters arc made public to-
day by Gov. Chamberlain. at tho
special request of Stanley Matthew's
and a,c the letters alluded 20 by MIR.
Blaine in the Senate, on the 9TH inst !
Washington, y. G., March 9th, 1877.
Hon. y. II. Chamberlain, Columbia,
SC;
Nv Dear Sir--I have not the honor
of personal acquaintance with You,
bnt have learned to respect You from
nv knowledge OF your reputation. I
take the liberty of addressing you
now with great distrust Of the pro-
prietv Of doing so, prfacing it by
saving that I speak without authority
from any one. and represent only my
own views. The situation of pnblic
affairs in South Carolina = too com
| plicatrd to be discussed at length in
note, and yet iniprrsses me as one
that ought to be changed by tho
policy of Republican statesmen, III
such Il way as not only to remove all
the controversies that disturb that
State. bnt to remove AL cHbarlass
meut$ arising FROM it to the party in
other parts Of the country. 1t has
|Orr,,vru to me to suggest whether
by your own concurrence and CO:
oncratiou. Az accommodation conl1
not he arrived at which would obvj-
ate the necessity for the use OF ftde.
raj arms to support either govern
ment. and leave THAT to stand which
was best able to stand ofttsclt: Such
course would relieve the admins
tlalon from the necessity, so far as
executive action is concerned, of ma
king any decisions between the con-
nicting governments, and would place
You in position of making the sac
j riicc of What yoa deemed yonr alb.
stract rights, for the sake of the
peacc of the community which would
. entitle you to the gratitude not only
Of Your own party, but the respect
: and esteem Of the entire county. !
T. trust that you will pardon the liberty
, | have taken, as my motive is to pro-
mote not only the public but your
s personal good.
With great respect.
t STANLEY MATTHEWS.
Amended to the foregoing letter
, are the following lines by Mr. Evafts ::
. Dear Covenant have read this
4 letter and cunyrrSrh with Coz. Has.
). kc|l and Senator Gordon on this Sub
s ject so interesting to us all. ! should
be very glad to aid in Il solution =!
the difficulties of the situation. and
!. especially to hear from y"a speedily
| With NY compliments to Mrs. Cham
i be']ain,
= Yours very truly,
WV. NJ. EvARTs.
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Wit IN Court.
SOME OF CCNRAN'S SCHOCllERs. - 4
NEWFOUNDLAND Doc ON TIE BENCH
"A WlTllERINH REJOlNDER.

Keen and emitting words, or even
trihiug in civii>ies, indulged in at
tle expense Of counsel, have some
times met with swift retribution.
Plunkct was once engaged III case,
when, toward the end Of the alter
noon, it became a question whether
the court shall proceed or adjourn
till the next day.
pluuket expressed his willingness
to go on if the jury would "srt.' "Sit
sir, sit" said the presiding judge, mot
set ! hens set.'' II thank You, my
lord, :" said Plunket. The case pro:
ceeded, and presently the Judge had
occasion to observe that it that were
the case, he feared the action would
not "lay." "Lie, my lord, lic," ex-
claimed the barrister, "not lay; hens
lay"
"If you dou't stop your coughing.
SIR" said a testy and irritable Judge.
"I'lI line you Il hundred pounds" III
/ give your 1ordsl'ip two hundred
/ if you can stop it for me- was the re-
ply.
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TRANSIENT advertisements :t.1o per HH"n ,,t. W
10 lines 'r"yicr rr, 'n~lI'" ,',rn r''' '""''
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and that on the Sun building was
1T laI!' mast, union down.
The Express reports that a
party Of men entered the Sun
building to pull down the flag.
but were prevented hy the police.
k"'\u"",%1, name was called, hH'
he was not $WUln III.
Hon. J. 3. I,u>ti<, Senator elect
from Louisiana, presented lis ere
drntiaIS which were referred Il
the Committee on privileges and
elections.
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TIE impression (!'al IL H'Hcr"l insure ,
rcction had broken out. As soon As
Mr.. Blimley recovered sufficiently he
p:ocurrd Il hammer aud SMASHED!
every pane Of h|Ar yla>s he conlA
find. They new keep young BlIm-
ley gagged and chained to AL anvil.
General News and Notes.
The Washington lHion has
suspended.
a great many think the Demo-
cratic party dishandcd. AS soon
as the officers cease bawling the
public can tell What effect iAiocy
has had upon the rank and file.
Tildcn indulycS III horseback
rides and seem quite happy.
\. {. Buell., the able WaShlN@-
ton correspondent OF the y. q.
Nrmorywt, says: Hewitt should
not receive I'll the abuse for the
failure of the Democracy. TIldcn.
he says, should receive a large
share of if. "InSS fire on the
OuartrrmaStcr and more on the
Gcncral,'
THE Packard crowd are quite
uneasy about the 'rltimatc sue,
cess Of the u>.llpation.'
All members of the Legislature
and Senate who did not answer to
their names at roll call in the
Nichols legal assembly on or be
fore Tuesday last, March 9th,
stood expelled, and new elections
would he ordered.
b. y. Douglass NJ. G., Of \ir
ginia.'' insultcd MIR. Lamar grossly
and apoloyiSes for it i'll a Card il
the National Republican,
The Democrats carried the city
election of Galveston for Mayor
and Aldermen, by q majority o
5000.
New Orleans, March IA dis
patch from Bayou Sara says u
\. Weber for the past few day
has been walking the streets arm
ed with a shotgun, and in a def
ant way threatening many c'tl
xpns. He was shot to-day, an
instantly killed, as he was paSsln
the courthouse. The coronrrs il
quest failed to develop partIc'
lars this evening, and has M
, journel until two p. m. to-moS
row.
A contract was signed today b
Gen. G. T. Beauregarc and ')nb;
Early with the Louisiana Stat
Lottery Company for institut'n
and conducting a series OF man
moth drawings.
New Orleans, March 1.-The r
publican State Central Commltt(
h to-day unanimously passed a res
, luton calling upon Gov. PincI
back to resign as President Oft
committee and member of tt
J. National Republican Commute
before March 18th to which day
adjourned
Mr.. Blaine had the followi'
. letter read:
Columbia, S. c., March 6, 1871
Honorable D. T. Corbin:
v, l have just had a long into
view with Haskell, who brings
letter to me from Stanley NJ;
thcws and Mr.. Evarts. The p'
port of Matthews letter is, that
ought to yield my rights for t
good of the country. This is G
barrassing beyond endurance.
such action is desired, l want
- know it's authority. | am I
acting for myself; and cannot
sumo such responsibility. Plef
INQUIRE and telegraph me to~nis
Signed D. II. CHAMAERLAl,
It is stated that Gen. }
= Johnson was invited to a seat
the cabinet as Secretary of "
but refused it,
90 ~, -.
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70 wander. where til" poets dream,
AVaErti the Gr.i Of the stream,
\,vl >,a:,.,r,! uprn tn" ''''*'f''s 'a'A''
Tie >iyl,: Of eternal JAIME.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Alexandria to Natcllitoches.
Arrivals. HP"''"'cS'
Tuesdov ! y. II. ThWv''ay9 Il. IN.
Friday 1 p. III. H"'t's''"H !" H.
Sunday + p III. N'I"'5 d. III"
Natchitochcs to Shreveport.
Tuesday 9 a. II. Tuesday , a. H.
Thursday = a, m. ih'iiS''aE H. III
Saturday 9 q. III. Saturday a. n.
Natchit0ches to Texas.
Tneslav 6 pm. Monday 7 a. m.
Saturday 6p. ~. Thursday H. Ill
Natchitoches to Mindcn.
ftnesdav Gum Wednesday 7 a. nj
Friday p III. HatoFo'A d. H.
Natchitoc1lcs to Winfield.
Tuesday IL m. Tuesday p. III,
Friday II N, Friday p Ill.,
ALL NAILS CLOSE At A.. NJ.
Office ETourS-from \. ". to IL VI.
and from 2rM to GPM.
W. D. IIAEKINS.
Post Master.
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General News and Notes.

The Washington lHioN has
suspended.
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, 1877-04-14
A CARD FOR RATIONAL READERS.

Irrational pcopte always reject good adrice, and
In nothing Is theiF folly more frequently cnnsptc-
nous than In ignoring precautions necessary for The
retention Of hes1th. Foseeast, On tht other hand,
the exefctfc Of this quality which nc woud suggest
to them. Protect the systcm against diseases
which faeten upon tho dcbilftntcd. tho nervon*,
and the dJspcpttc4 ty bfaefne tho physique, rcgu.
isting the stomach, bowela md ltrcs. and bani.h.
ing dependency with the pufcst and mott efficient
Of botantc Invgofants. liostetcrs Stomach Dftters
That these effects follow It, use, and that 1t pre-
vents u well a. annthtates intermittent aad REMIT
tent feyers ars facts established 1y inIiepntab1c
evidence. To enjoy fbe twin b1cesfngs Of "a
sonnd mind and I round body" in nll their plenA-
tude, tn courao Ut thlf sterling medicine.
, 1877-04-14

CnAaI1.rox, 4. e.. April 13.-The heaviest
Rsle aud rain storm known since 1854 has prevail.
ed here during tho paAt twenty. four hours There
was Considerable damage done to The ~harvts. but
this damage to chipping 10 far 10 stight.
The tide Ii very high, and much
Of tho lower portion Of tho city is
submereed. Railroad tfatns ali stopped In conse.
qaence Of damage 70 tho tracks. Accounts from
planting protpects. Cold and excessive fatns Of
tho uhst two weeks have delayed the work Of
planters. And It II feared that to.daYs htorm,
which was general throughout the State, will In
diet tcrious injury,
, 1877-04-14
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

2Tf1M1M.
sFHtxar1kLn. ILL.,. April 11.-chatIet Nt{she
and william Myers. Of Mrndon, received 6nat
dttchsrRc In bankruptcy to.day.
The safety steam Iloiler Company, Of Chicago,
capital $500, 600, and tho Aurora Wire Fence Com
psnJ. capital SO 600. weTs licensed to-day By tho
Secretary Of Stafe.
Tho Res. nishop McLsren will eonsecrsta 81,
Johns Chapel, At the Jpoj,ng Mills herr. Sunday.
and administer ht rite Of continuation At t .Paufe
Church In the evening
Tho hearing Ia tho case Of The Aldermen afsafrn+
ed for contempt was cpnclu,cd tp.day and fhfcn
under AdYIssTncnt by tho Court
, 1877-04-14

1ElEGRApHlc NnTEs.

NEW YonK, April l3.-The suit OF tho Atdlue
Company axsip1s the hEs.lusu1Anes companies ter
minated to-day In favor Of the Aldins Company for
tho full smouut claimed. and interest,"
WARRINGTON. D. C., April 13,-Ths Grand jury
Of Caroline County. Asty!and. has aajouEnsd
without Obtaining sufficient evidences to inlet thu
pslnetpa's In tho May. .Denarts duel. which toox
blAct la that EuultF.
Spsci0l N1pa&e4 10 III 5rttaak.
ALTON, Ill, Aptil lj,-IAa ANNUAL reunion Of
, 1877-04-14

the Thirty fourth Illinois Infantry checkers
9Th Of September. meeting nf the tnrvl.oss.
now rcsldents uf Ottnwa, will bo held on Sunday
ns1t 10 complete the home organization and make
al neccssAry preliminary arrangements for the
meeting. There Will be nothing lacking to make
the entertainment and cnjoymen Of The occasion
tcJnplett. -
, 1877-04-14
HEROES OF FAITH,

LECTUHEB on THE ELEVENTH. CHAPTER
OF THE kFISTLE To THE HEBREWS.
~ c. J. Vaughan, u. y. iEol., l2mo, *L75
"a valuable commentary anl eourse OF practical
eeFuhs. II Will rank among the bett Of the authoFs
WORKS. Those familiar With bis writings will regard
this ~ = hlgh oo1unlendstton. ."-Charchman.
''ConsiBts Of expeditions OF ancicnt and Christian
faith, ~ 10 illustrated W Old Testament examples n
that wonderful chapter Of heEoes"Chrtstian tntel.
ligenecr.
''ls IN Inspiring boot. t.~-Chrixt1an unseu.
, 1877-04-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Or. Wan nyke'a Sulphur 9onp,--It removes
Tan, sonbrrn, rreekles,, Liver Spots. from my
g.ft of the body: cures Cnappcd Hands. Chaang.
Skin. DsndrufI: relieves itching, burning. and
.t;ag1nE of the skln relieve. The {tehing and rt.
pee!ally adapted to the Surery and Dath-roo,a.
In battling children 1t hat superior, and you can
take Sulphur Dalh II pleasure.
L.Ad!es who use Il In tlels Toilet would never do
without It,. 1t IL free from all offensive and dIsa.
greeAbc odor, Ali drnggfsts veil Il.
, 1877-04-14

II ~ Editor " tn JTfevxs
srRtxoFsELD, ILL.,, April 12.-Tho appalling dls'
a.tsr II St. Louis, in Tbs burplag Of the Southern
Hotel. should imptl Invention to And some sure
way OF escape from tha upper 1oon's Of burning
building. II oceur& to that hutldtaRs In cities
should hare an easy way 10 tbs roof whereby oil
who are cut OF from retreat otherwise naay 70
taste. Thsn BY passiuy ~ The roofs os othes
they could 4s.esnd In ssfcty. The roofs should
hare ~ sasY war VI trarsl; tlrJ should ~ pro.
, 1877-04-14
An AFFAIR or HONOR.

LrrrtE ROCK. Ark, April 13.~-At s:3o thi&
morning Sheldon l.. Jones. OF Memphis, and
George y. waIcley, Of this city, met at the FaEr
Uroundh to rattle IA aafais Of honor according to
tie code ducl1o. Shots weie exchanged, but tho
sseond. Eaye The affair luddcrous tnFn " loading
were arrested. Jones was fined so and costs,
H&keley will be tried tom0ffow.
, 1877-04-14

The standard quality Of Turnett's Cologne
and Flavortng E1tfscts have, without an exception,
Won fos them the highest awards for excellence
they have been placed for Tic pss, twenty years;
and. 10 p1aes the cap.stonc upon past honoia, tho
tribunal Ut Philadelphia. composed Of experienced
u1aT verdict, and pronounce then, 'ihs ttst II he
, 1877-04-14

The Special Merits of This Excellent Instru-

~'~~'>
the Special Merits OF THIS Excellent 1nstro-
Fur the purpose OF being able to giro trtelIf-
orrt nn,1 ,,n.t wcr,hv information IN n.,sons NJ
~. ..n. .a.tra,,. ~ ,v,v,cn rt.no. -sn...nn,.
pteeent u:a'sous u oufi"R p1Auos' 'epfesen1@'
tlon Of the work OF some Of the more prominent
manufacturers. and yas 40 struck by tho many
crre,tcnt n,,a1itlo. no.ac.srd l,v uhst i. lnnwn
49, ,., saA.se' toSe "ss -" - - N n"s""
d ths Mathuanek pianos toas nc 1c't ~ tic''m'
bent on him to give fuller account Of tho ape
been published. After tho expert has read tho
, 1877-04-14

CRUSHED TO DEATH.
6A* FnANCIsco, April 10. -Dy care In at the
blue Point Graham Nine, smartsvllIs. yuba coun.
~, yesterday. ae.tn men, .. T. Henderson,
jamep II. Monk. Michael 3reeny. David lioshaun.
Michael McHIiliams, Thumas Mcdonald, and
Samuel Sleenan. wefe instantly killed. Six others
were moro or 1cka injured.
, 1877-04-14

vfdcd with atrps or ladders for ascending OF de.
fcendnE. This method OF escaping through the
air hy means Of the buildings thcrnselvcs has \
parallel In the escapen,ent-ah Of mines, which
stord IN underground way Of retreat and eleape.
, 1877-04-14

RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Special ENspateh to 7as Tribune.
Fonr WAvSE, Ind. April 13.-i.ast night,
Charles Clay, yea's old, Aon Of Henry Clay. vas
playing atout the railroad when he was run over
aud 70 badly Injured that he died to- day,
, 1877-04-14

J.. Il. Pryor. trniner tor Ang. Belmont. E.1., has
naed Giles lfnlr,rnt l0ddc Of Ammonia on horses,
and Eeeomnends It. Fur sale by al dtuGytsts.
, 1877-04-14

Keep sells tho best and c1,~apest shirts In
quality 81. 81 per doz., slx for S5c. 173 Madison
street
, 1877-04-14

no1aud'A Aromatic Hitter Wins Of Iron ~ a
and impaired digestion. Depot 10 Clark street
, 1877-04-14


~ IN Editor " TAs tribune.
CMIcAoo, April 18Th the recent Disaster to ths
Southern Hote1 At Ut. Louis, aud tls awful cataml.
" which befuEl 70 many Of tho guests Of tho house,
It has occurred to me that very inexpensive ar
rsngement In all our large hotels would easiy pre-
want 10 dreadful, toas OF ito aHd give perfect
CURLY. 1woulA suggest that on exsry hgor, Ut tho
end ue1t to tau window ut each hall. aldeE 'ns4s
Ut ~ chain, aud covered with fcit 10 aecurcty
fa1Iened ut une sul 10 ths Hour Or wall Immediate.
II under lllc window Of ssc story of ths building
81. 'ad!sE Mus! bs lons eno4xh not ylty ~ ra.ca
taS Sat 70 spw hsisE 20 snt - to m
up whca nut wLnlc4 fur use, covered With canraa
81 laatIsr a94 1a.tcnsa; H. ea.c q ~ + en- ee
md Klye speedy and tecAte nlcal1 Ut retreat, "
tho oihtr ,asans " salt ars cut ~. The ladders
can bo placed on tue windows d. not to ntsFfcrv
would glve 70 much mors sstesy IN ths dssceat:
HID .!npe e9ut1is.nco Ut TIL. Slna hcen % 9'9d 81
,hs soa.ls1n hSs no. a;nslG 'is nss htvs w.
lie guests vt The houss ieel nuch rxalrr aud help
ths as Isxs.isuis ~ oasst @ Tuna e. mska ps:stss thst
Ill oar hotsls Anl ia4hy other public buildings
should adopt such maAGs u eacaps. sauls
slespoust Aru Required II kcep Ifs. rrescrvcrs
on board In caas Of accident. !. U. ossoRax.
THE NUPE.
70 tAt Eaifpr al TAs tribune,
CulcAoo, April IL. WOULD It not be hum1ue,
~ vel! ~ sound law, to compel all hotelkespsrs
by set pf Legislature 10 keep In every toom lu tho
up.ssa!rs of hotel : ropo sufficiently long to
reach sha ground. Rnl strong enough IL support
halt dozen psoplst Thia supo should havs knots
NOT oyera foot apart, 30 ~ to arotd eating tho
hands. Au lreu fling very yseuru1y fastened OUT.
aIdo Vi every window tut tae purpose of securing
ths supe would 10 ad.!.able.. Any ons. ss4din1
readily see thai tue only suss wsy Of e.caps y BY
thl4 nsaua. Tbs expense On the part Of tbs hutel
proprietor would ls lixnt Aaaths law should 10 W
to keup preseyye!s iu syeEy st4stfuon II This
NOT w9sthy of stteutionf RosxRr U. GEysxa-
, 1877-04-14

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