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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tue Chicago Reformed Episcopal Association,
which Is composed of the e1ergynlcn and 'ay-
tl,en Of the Reformed Episcopal Church, met in
tho parlors Of thu fremont House, at 10 o'clock
yesterday. Tho attendance was large. After
ono half-hour devotional exercises, whtcl, wcrr
OF very Interesting character, rc!Mrt was
submitted BY each Rector, representing the con-
dillon Of Ills parish. The reports were tnll Of
encouragement, md caused gseat dca OF ci-
tlllsiasnl. st. Mark's Church, Of South Chtva-
70, Sunday last, received an addition of ten PR
Bous by confirmation. Bishop Fa1oxs ofilclatct,
assistei by DR.. Cooper aud The Rector. the lev
". +. Williamson. Great prosperity Ia attend
ing this new parish.
There was u nlcetinE OF tho ladies' OF tho
"a1oody Church Association mt the rcalIug-
room OF tho Chicago Avenue Church YrHtcr,lAy
afternoon at o'eluck. Between thirty antl
fOrty ladies' were present. Alter the opening VI
the meeting. with prayer by Mrs. Huge, Frcsi.
dent u tic Assoctation. the Sccrctary's report
constitution mad bylaws were presented by the
committee appointed to draw lip tic same. anl
adopted by tho Association. 1t wns provided
hy tho constitution thAt un Executive Commit
Of the Association, asld tho following ladirs
ucrc elected: Mrs. f. .. Chess',oro,tel,, Mrs Ii,
=. sllanc, Mrs. john WoodbrldGc, Mrs. MnHlou
Ogden. These lalltcs, With the fur officers
O. t1lc hssptlhtlO1it constitute the Executive
Hoard, which Board is tn n,rct every Thursday
III ) p. III. ut the reatltnc-rooln uf tE,e Chicago
Avenue Church. TIN rctIucst from thn Chair,
st1 ladlcs volunteered TO yslt anlun. thu Ir,or
tn thu ynriolts districts OF the Nursh Side, md
to fuld cottage praycr-mcetlnEs. u Reference
Committee MAS appointed rs fnltows: Mrs.
Henry High. Mrs. Aa1 ltJostsbcru, Mrs. q. s.
Hubbard, Mrs. T.. +. Watiswortll 4 Commit
teu for procuring working materials ot cot,nll
elol, aid calico for the mothers meeting, i'm
der supervision OF the Association, wis nr,ui,lt.
cd ~ fnltows: Mrs. j. II. Prcntiss. Mrs. ". ".
A1lport, Mrs. l.. McCunntcs, Hiss Chap!u, Miss
Dirkilso1, Miss Dale.
The meeting was then nllourncil to meet
again ut the EaIne place OH tic third Mo,lay Of
February, ut j p. III.
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gutrt what n pack. It is simply linen towel
long enough to extend from the arHl-pttA to the
hsper and sufficiently wide TO reach well orer On
cxet aide Of the boiy. Wet the towel In cold
water and H1tteczc It sufficiently dry to prevent
i dripping. Arrly IT, over the chcst and bowels.
ace that It Il l.tl aver smooth. Then place
dry e!oth torncwhat larger oTcr Il, or 4 flannel
covering II better. This covering ID TO protect
the clothing frhn the vet towel.
u ihc temperature Of the body RIGGS again.
that Is, II the fever comes ur.-ynu will repeat tho
process ot packing again Ia the same manner.
II the feet arc cnid. they shot'd be held In hot
water few minutes, CT hot brick OF bottle of
hot water may he applied to them. Especial
attention must be given to warming the feet In
all ca.cs where the head Is hot and oppressed,
and the lower extremfttcs nrc Inclined to bo
cnll. In such cases apply cold applications to
Keep The head cool all the time. In some cases
yoti vii atr1 low. ncryou. fever Of great heat
and irritation Of the head, and great torpnr
coldness or numbness Of tho lovcr
llmbs. IN 4hcse It Is Indispensable
~ balance the Circulation by cold applications
70 the head. and hot to the fcet, before resort
Ing to the pack. Equally Important Is the csac1l-
alton OF the. bowel. In i'll cares. This can most
easily be Accomplished BY teptd injections.
Many object to thi. mole Of mov!ne the towels.
1niet!ons should be employed freely on the ac-
sets Of the dfscaac, but not rcsorted to during
shc erupttvc stAge, On the second or third day.
Respectfully, q. KELLY, N. D.
, 1877-01-30

n the EfitgF If The TTf6Nhs+
CH1cAno, Jan. 29.-Aftrr reading the tcet-
nony Of some Of the most eminent medical
tncn of the different systcn,s upon the scarlet
lever and kindred maladics, am forced 10 the
conclusion that, aside from careful nursing and
certain llyEcnfc rules known to every wcll-in+
formed person, there ts no certainty in profcs-
siotal treatment,
II d child Is stricken with the fcvct, tho
parents may az well send for the family grocer
rs thc doctor: at least ttat Is fair inference,
and, inslccd, the grocer would hare the adyan-
tagc In TINT he would not experiment With lan-
rcrous drugs. In view Of these evident facts,
mn unable to sec what object the Mayor and
Council of this city hare in view In the pEppotcd
creation o. new Health Ofllcc: Although tic
lest physicians arc often baiIled In the treat
,a''ses is no longer con1nel cyen TO The Doctors
There Is t1o donbt that the chief cause
Hf this fever amung children Is breathing
continuously tho same air, rendered more
poisonous from the presence OF more or lcss
s.e'ser.Cas, and believe that few II any Of our
t!encc Of this in my Own experience. Shortly
utter my house was connected with tho sewer
my family bccaine sick one alter the other, nni
the tymtonls hclng tic same l Inspected the
way. placcl Fuhltr valves on the top Of each
Flnk.ptn, aud In week from that time there
WAs n0 more complaint.
iltcEc Is NOW accumulating In the alleys Of
THIS t-tty vast quantity oI gar!,a9e AMI other
il'th which may be quite harmless now, but ln
cnnuEt 10 .pro'lncc decomposition, will acatttr
disease anl death around ut rate that will tnke
more Than one ,ItEll-salurIe,l Health OIrcr tu
keep down: Labor was never cheaper or more
Ilcnty in Chicago than it. Is nuw. a,rl VIZ eau
have great nlnny alleys cleaned for 1900.
, 1877-01-30
THE COUNCIL.
Annual Report Of the Gas In.
spector.
Number Of Lamps Now in Use.-.Cost
Of Gas Consumed.
Tie Itw Health Insre,fer....Tasing South Hal.
Mtd Slgett.~ ~.Aseeltageons Dusjness

III, .,.,t.. .. ,..,ua ~ stn f,n. f.a.,.u -.
me regular meetsne OF Inc thY council Was
held yesterday afternoon, AID. Aldrlch IN the
clair.
GAS 1SspgcroRts REPORT,
Thc Nevt,r ann, In t},c animal ,on,,r+ ~ Tim
f,.. 1s...s,,'s .t,.',vt.',. ~ .,...,I,-'1. ~ =.
uas anhpeesoF' htf'HlHt Inc aAn,'n!stfa.'"h ol
Tic strcct'l'fghtln4 department for the year
ending Dcc. 81, lbeG+ At prrsent there arc
within tho city 1865 lamps, distributed alony
ta,n,,s s,,sn .' ,,' IT,. , ..',', 'n A. "ee " ~
lhlnps since s'e .ass anhaat relDrt' when tic
number was lo,:Eil Only l0.I8 lamps arc
lighted, twenty-five being 80 fnr put o,tt OF Use,
n,l morc arc ia fo,lnu M eoon y. r. IA fm,nd
flat t,,ir s.rrlre. =. n ,1;.nn,.o,t ,,.,,, IT.
."a. SA' w "'sPei''e1 ",'' A"c
test meters nhu burners aFc under cot'-
oncc In every three months, or oftcucr II deemed
necessary. Thu orrrgc cnaun,,,,,,,,, M 1n,,, :,
,,,,rt,,, ~. ,..s. 20 -, '"'p
'tnH Wv 3ea "us i4,"io''" cu"ic leGt III Tue
Noltu ana aHGth Difl.ioflE. and l5,4 cubic
feet In the West Division. In tho preceding
year tic average cous,tu,,ton was. in thc EoutI,
md S,rt,, I,irtsinn. ~ scn a .,,h,n ~. .,,
~ rmn ~ ~ us' ,M', ,o.,o''e 1un. ~, ieG'' NM
t'',>f'' ~ tHc "cst O'sb1oi1. lile reduction
Is due 10 the adoption Of the new tine-t table,
md to tic Substitution OF smaller burners. Ae,
1uweycr, thcse cluuecs did mt tntc ntoc until
thr nI,,,,io ~ Au,,,,.t .,.' .z.t.. f.,,..s. i
s "'' - A"sast, tho 'n'4i sas"E "as
inaun IN tllc la.les portion Of The Year. While
II, y t1iS tgs'Hee IN tlhc,tablc lHe lamps were
!lshted Al'ttJ llours, the new one. provided the
Mgn.ncr sS, ~ 'at; Will require gas Tor only abont
liz average street pressure VIII probably aver
asn " citl'c leet pr hour and IL was
ssaiatet iiiat tuc todal conslitiipton Tor tho
cnt1IG yeaT WIZ nc htUuJtuaJ !cet, "A saving OF
, 1877-01-30

Af&9 }Jfk n sFff,
"Wl,as do you 10 on Chris, mas. .Day on boartl
old aal! yesterday.
What do wa dot" said thu mariner: "w!.y
u different FROM ut!ur days. It's ul tho snnu
% SUNDAY, you see., aud arter VIZ Kits washc.l
down In the illDr.,tn' We Just lays ult and uups
nntllin', 'rept mako md taks ii suIl. Then wu
,as b; pu'n.dan for thinner, uu4 Il tI!c old man Is
tt!at's about I'LL. nllnl one ChrIas,nas, though,
when got feed that ri never forglt
i live thousand years. Tho why Of II were:
with capt'n D!lt Abrams, mud we'd gnt ubout to
the Longitude OF 10 degrees, Or thcrcabuuts,
when one nieht We hauled thu jb down, anil
some Of tho hnnls wcut uut fur 10 STOW 1t. It's
unless Jou kcen her III. which they never would
means msseA Ills hold and went overheard.
,li., Ihs helm va put a!wn Vt once aad when her
and me- and t!lrcu otlsor elaps rot inlo her md
pulled on. lonkl1' for our sllplnatc. We didn't
ftlid llt1l, und tllnt wcrn'i al we lost tho slip;
alll arttr pul!ln' About fur M hour ar two syo
give It up IND let her lAf I'LL daylight When
mat colne, there W. MAS in MI ntlcn boat n the
middle VI thu otcan, and hot sail III ei.lt any,
"herc 1t ain't 10 nsc tryis' Tor u tclE you ii
1af su1ierln's Tor thu next week, ruusc can't
20 II. on9 OF III dic1 Oh The sixth Aay, Antl On
tlle seventh anothcr chap In thu euurs1 Of tl,u
n's!,t Eot srazy And }unpe4 overheard, aud IN
thc eighth day INC and BILL Murray was left uionu
Ia tho boat. Ale mud hil!l had bccn ct.awln' awuy
ph our sen boots for the pa.t thrse days, but
both OF ns fels that We must have somcthln'
H more nour!slln, or we'd eroak, sartia. so.IIe-
now or other got Kind Of tcareu At Hill, and
na "cso tIe taiue u lnc, and VIZ each touk IL
lanl. W.
".Tom, says he at last, 'thcse arc hard li.cs.
"rou'Ie right say. !, they are,'
t,' IL ts got to t9 done.' says hs lists do 1t
'''Go<,1 cIough,' says ], and with that he
un1ays tue ccnl q the boat's paiutcr mud cuts
oil two yarns vi different lengths. un1 hoIIs Iii,
hlud out tos luc to oeome aud Choose, sayln' tthe
longest HAN WINS
~ crrrpcd for'a1d ~ well aa T could. for +
wese t!ysssd wvak, and draw'd tho longest
yaru. That day were Christmas. Sit, aud That
Jay l had y feed. Two days uIter That / were
rirked up hy the ship Sunpafell, atd what weru
left VI Bill were hove overbAazd. you'd jikr
to stand sotncshin', si1, ! think could DO it
now, cause always feels melancholy when I
tliuk Of Hul.h
, 1877-01-30
band, Jacob Il. Miller, had been guilty Of crucl-
~ md Drunkenness, was alsc made happy by =
fSf II

band, Jacob r. Miller, had been guilty Of cruel
~ md Drunkenness, was alsc made happy by =
dccrcc Of diyprcc.
CSlrEp STATES COURTS.
The Fourth National Bank Of Cincinnati com
nenccd NIL action in tresImts nvalnst Rotlncy
~, Whiwle to reeoytr saD,lNn .lnnlarcs.
Francis Agncw, for the use 1T Henry D.. l1or-
ton, yrni' suit III debt for s90W a4ainFt Will
lam, Hcnrr, ecal,ury, and George ". Lawrence,
aud franklin u. t4ray.
nAsgnUircr MATTERS.
Abraham levi, ls'ot and shnn dealer. wcnt
t9 n%fTapsy yeste,F',: r M :scre and
secured 10 1oa3.l5: Ills as.ets consist Of caeh,
$loo; st.sk .,!; Of goHls s7ls.77; and open nc
1u tlic ca.c. Of james r. 1fart. Morris sa,key,
Michael Il. Kelly, butler Iiarrls, and Charles
4. Ofcgory, orders were entered for tho sale OF
the desperate lcts Of tho tlcbtusA at public auc
tton after three weeks notice In tho Journal.
The first dividend meeting In tic case Of
George Stewart was continued to Feb. s.
The adjourned composition meeting in tho
matter OF Arthur q. Jukes Is set for 10 o'clock
thts morning.
SUPERIOR COURT IN nn1sF.
Duncan =. HuOding commenced u suit by at
tacllment e, against George W. Stevens to recover
CIRCUIT COURT.
James DnnoRhnc filed petition yesterday for
lnbeas corINlR. lie set ont that he vas arrcslcd
On on sharEc OF sclliag obscene pictures. TIE
sworc that Donoghne WAS selling obscene pit.
ircs, somc TT which he hnd bought md showed
to, tho Justice on examination. D0nogIuc
thinks this hardly sufficient eyi4cnco TO hold
him.
Theodore Gaz1ny began a suit against Nicl,o-
las r. Iglcl1art to receiver 43,Ooo damages ior
breach Of covenant Of warranty In deed.
tIttNiNAL COEnE
Alexander Tiffany aud Thunas Daley pleaded
guilty IT, Larceny and took thirty days in the
County Jail.
:, Frank Mccarthy. was tried Tor larceny, and
TIE call.
JupnE 11LopoETr-Cr,m!nal calendar.
ISL isa 10 iso, liz 10 lbs, ago 10 5o3 inclusive.
No. $50. Hall W.. Chicago, Milwaukee i st. Paul
Hallway Company. on trial.
,irpGs MnonE-5o, 5a, 81. No, II, Cooke VI.
Jrpan 1!onrns-os, %, 75 to 81, inclusive. No
cosc on trial.
,JrpaE Doo7n-so. G.. n. 81, 8:. 81 to on, In
elusive. No. "a, schcuneman rs. lfcidmeycr, on
JupuE stcAInr-rxn--1s1 to :os, Inclusive, except
1DT. No ca.c on trial.
JUpGE EFAnHELL-tlcncraI business.
JUDGMENTS.
SCrEn,on nCouHr-coSrEs]ioss-Ge ermnn. Amer
Frotcl, Arthur ETbc, John {. Miller aud Henry
JrnuE t:snY.-lra =. snad r.. Morgan Q. John.
son, s7..rI. 1M n. +. Dcrickson ct al. ~,
Thomas bowling, sua0. 81.
Grow; verdict, s2O, aad inutIon for new trial.
etc.. r.. a: wiJkus md i. ". vintbure, sib5. 30.
lian.. ST, ot}s. N.-i'oitcr Palmer sa. Jo.n Tray
nor; sersl!ct, st'Sl. and motion for new trial.
juiiE MtAtttsrEu..A; j. lteynods ". Eli9s +.
Mstion, SUI: !.--to.cpil liollcubrook VI. George
". Cook uud II. A. shylcy, S1a.
, 1877-01-30
f,EEtL.
United States Of America, Northern District
of Illinois. m.

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sas il aSis iss's;: Il 5ssas.l;. 2sass H"'
foT 81 81 ne ! sa as
Ta .as FL Ssssass: s
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lih,c ,sucion. 70 Tic hlsfest blIdef for cssl III
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s!assi ~ ;a5s
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with tic right OF way Blatiun and uthrF EsUnds sratl.
n. s;9s1 tsis: siSf ssS sasa.:.
$ais:ass:: \; S;ss:
;;a1s1pH!t:nsnss. a. ciissso koatssn i,iTesi
.9a r. s5ift' s. m oap:s e 81
chesss ''n'o"' "a eok 'oaa''' l" 4aa 'n'' 'A' c' u
IA s a; cSs::
y a. sas M ~ ;
suI eight lrnts u s-lu, nc. 0gesilcr wish I'll
I'D a,alnalh aHch tricks .. .nY rar thcis" mi iii
tns ruof Including Tstet.tsnE. and 10 undtydra iu
isfcst Ia III enEiN. ouxr Ut lnurtcrn iitt stiafo
C"npsny. sdIsseat 10 .hs civ Of tGtcaao, snd Ill
tic asc u sai Cheaeo psnStljs Vaceunss Iiaiir1s1
ftnrany sad n.aste tr used withtn tau civ Of Eica.
fSai .aid iist.urfh anc!snxsI st. ionia
a. Tie eDufh ejshicen til fnrt of III 1ryt f., an5
luis jiSl and ii .en fini In hncE ih1trcn I
thcsro: sis, it twen,Y sns AZ H. iMc % -
fhrrncrs Aftiitinn III ~ snhter9 - lin Ht -
sb.tut twenty. nso hai,1feu a1ilsrs. " '''' ~
Luts ErAiY niue iaJt ihtrfx i:e, ann thl,ty.two
III niock f1uI az Msuia iilrts At5tti5n IL fhlr,t
, 1877-01-30
conrrcgntlon and Sunday .school." !" "To promote
tho study OF the church discipline On the part Of

conprrpntfnt anil anrh,. c,ho,i !, urro o...,..t.
nastnrs Rmndses.'ht1t AZ ossepns on tne pafI o.
fsrcs1nro Thtn+! ioo' !, oule''heenoch's' anu
Drs. WtiIinr' .rr.tt,. 1,o,.o, ,t.,vn,,or,.
AMI TfrFanr w.. ouths, ... io1ton. heN.!l'au,N'
.Iicr 4,siay IT., y nr,n "Ioe' s9is'11it.ee to ron
nni snn,a r. '.r1,',nt uuao uuua. 'eac''e''
~, H. Vtn's,,' t'.,ul , lshpcIntrinShts.
s,r.4h,,,t nj rs'tenI a'c nf nsaesa remarks on LOW
nnrr ci1lnfont :, LIZ ,rs 'a eIs 9e r.
I i,ttns s"s,I ",G IT, tsa o va tnweo oY Elder
IL ~ vs,oa,,s ~ ~ ,,.,s ~. ossts. n
er..o snd H. Tan ofGr sv 'G
t,t,,s' t,,',. n. ~. LII liany openct ~ snnNtnS
,n"nt ~ n ,'t IT. ~ ~, peee gJFefn
fnt.o. ~ tai .mG .cHglaa H
a.'.o ,,.,.,,. n,. ~ -. IT. ~,
n1nsc M1 unoii its uGecE.anca ~ ti!e Metnrsst M
'ia,,sn xa, M ,afsrr. ~ Tiinr i., az INC
a'n,nn,i was seiefeeo 70 flaef 'utk'ha 'of e1
rhn,, 'tt5; rart H. ns.tt. oi y tna Gona!co 10
,stsn r.,n'n se..a," aaeet!ohs o. eecsst'sas law
tse rcner,er tnpern7a,sI III Vinspt ,.hS i
was ali aou. a ~ r rsc S,esn' ,a. MI IT,
Wontca IT, IT, tc, IL, a' u ~ KoM ~mo
TamtGm ,a ~; 20. nc i InGn enaIaetere9 tne usstns
en y 9'i tne rcnor ts H. M o.. ,c
NJ s1enser NM rhs fc pT,,nisc, rona ro.
nrrnr nd H. tr G ;ras nsos t ~u,cc ,aha ~ ~
r",c ~ H. I ng nrsot IT, y sun,. ~
s,noi Nav yort Cit H. ,,oro ~ =. vc,v i.tar
cstInr lcscription Of n,olel schoo,. tIiscinltn-
~, IL ofTctii,,, an, a,,i,etc1 ~. IL ,In'' ~ ~,
tcrc:ttr liz t,,s " l., 'heir su}ics IL f ~ m
~ tT "s ~ rf .r ~ II
~ and thc With ra,rrt on wIti' H. nhirct *
mnt;nr .r grsvth ,nta liz u ch,,rci In prsnio an n
natural. This s,hnni 9or In Iasi vear rn.t Tia
Church 1n,t x5Nn ~''N
rcsol,,ton yos a1on,rd ce,,trrafn,ot!n,1 .,,c
,scjcrates ,sn Tin si,rreSs AZ ihc fIrst Ghurei,
sI,ntiar.y .ycsrni Cnnorsss ~ "7' 3'''' =
i)r. Vincent snoSc brirtly unon t,,c foruatlon
nj nnrnnI r1a eacs nnti. afser fic iIHYn1,,vr ilr
Adams prouounce,i thc Lsurt1iction.
Tbr evening scsston WA ia5rcIv attended, ,,,;1
The urocec$lnr, werc of mn }I'tt1csttn1 rb,roc, l
Ter. III. b, il, Horton prss,letl. and tte K,.v
Nj sncnrrr ronti,,rtei fi,r .inn3nw Tho p,so,'
inr oi,crcd VIII, ticvotionni exrrrisr.
:lhn following stntIsties in reyanl to I'm GIN.
1ay.Sclooi Union were given tv Ur. j, II. Vim
rr,t- the Corros.,on'iinG acerntnry: Su,ni,or ~
, 1877-01-30

10 Ns E1lloF n 7Ae 1Ti6Hne.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11-your correspondent, "C.
". Et' is mistaken respecting what was ea1d of
Dr.. Coudtc nt tho meeting OF homeopathic
physicians read from Dr.. Coudio both what
he sall Of the experience Of several other physt.
srrvr, aui likewise what llr said of hls own
experience, which was unfayorabtc To bella
donna- Both sides u the question us presented
by DR.: Cuudle were thus iully anl fairly prr-
scntct Il. his owsi wurtls, and afterwards c,tn-
frank, aud tell ths: public what Coudlc says ii
favor Of belladouna from the experience Of
dtlessf Il. u. FOSTER
, 1877-01-30

Special DiJpascA 10 1hs 7Fthuae.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2)-As Iai!y reader af your
paper md having noticed the unsucccssful
treatment Of scarlet fever, disease that in-
varlably yields to strictly hygienic treatment
without any of the bad consequences that fol-
low The old nlods Of treatment. The tlrat thug
to Le donc Is 10 cquallzo the circulation, The
next thing Is to cleanse the body by bathing.
Nothipg Is mo5s simple md uo remedy " sus-
cess(ul As wattE u tlu treatment Uf this lis
cast. Ths temperature Ut thu body IL ths su1u
aud lRvaSsaIlc guile for the treatment. II the
wxtcr Is to be- applied by frequent ablu-
tions anu apply until the temperature of
the body Il reduced 10 the nasurli siuntlurd.
Thu pack is tle n,ost pleasant aud must e4cctual
effects upon the whole nervous systc.a iur cx-
coed VI The opiases lu thu world. Sumo nluy in-
, 1877-01-30

n HE Estttof U Thr Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jun. 29-fuur otllee has made bad
work of my scrsnun to-tlay bY making 1t end Ia
tic middle. You hare put the third galley sec.
ond. and second galley lust. do M. like to
ray "1astly" aud then 60 nn q half hour. The
sermon rnled with tlesc wuels:
Thus the assumption Of . IFS nnl q taek tics b.
for. you Nv m Immense duty. Fear not an uu-
timely death. do uot expect Il, bnt rearh our mud
rfasr !hc allotted ycn,s md bind them into life
reakon. Rnh Tod, neath uay perhaps collie too
soon and spoil the plan hut death ceics in beauty
w,rn II lnls childhood ot manhood busy In t4 ri.
tottcu t4sk. ~ -. -S'
DAvtD Ewty1
, 1877-01-30
Dawn SwlH1.


10 the ELitnF NJ Ths Tribune.
Chicago, Jun. a9.-rhe suggestion OF the
name IT Henry Sayrh for our mkt Mayor In
yuur paper of Jan. . IL received With pleasure,
anu ipdorscd By tho people. lie Is astr,,DE man,
ulld will bc tho right u!au III tho right plArc.
WE,r-SLUEN
, 1877-01-30
ASSlGNEE'S MALE.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE. !.

We shall sel At public suction. on Thur1dsr. Marrh
J. ts77 r. 21c!1ck p VI o. t9s H1enssa on fltiaots;
Tint the FtcAhus{ tcYlle Au1 1uet Co., 4 bankrupt
Sorx'F4fisn VI E!tehhurg. AaY. had. on tie ID ay IT
q !s;d ~ ti there L rev LrIsk sllins h9n.s.
VI. ax&hs subdivision Ut tho eaAt haf Of The south
cNt Ya4ttsr9f t!c sauheaas lu4ltrr of stcliun tr.
;rssa Ia' sa.t n ths stty q this.xo md stAts q
ot e,7u nd lutcle.t .Irce sept. Ia. 1875 anI ~
taArs Iu, s!scrcou 1tEus-tash Ah0se fncu,ubrances
Further phr.lcuIArs !uxy he had un application 10
Rses, teirce .; Co., W hAEbaEn.st
u. AE!:LiAN. A..3,r-rs
WA O. NHtlME. teNetAasce-
, 1877-01-30

In the Circuit Court thereof, william II. ToSdtct snd
James p Fish. romGtatnants. Il. The Chicago, DAn-
fr 1;;e 1.nTsnnes ishll,nsa Etmranr JnMes klwel
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06

IHE PUBLIC Gc::OJLS.--:n q letter
recently addressed 10 School Cou-
missioner Richardson, souperinten
dent Thompson says Il VAS mach
grntiiel 1T the result OF tho exams
nation of the colo-el pupils which
I attended on Saturday They ex ;
hibitcd q thoroughness and prompt
ness that reflect credit upon their
diligence, and that show how caro~
fully you have discharged your du~
tics. I hopo that the Board OF
Examiners will be able to organize
promptly and institute for white
teachers. The instruction that
could thus be given, not only in the
text books, but also in tho best
modes of imputing information, will
be Invaluable to those teachers who
avail themselves Of this opportunity
to fit themselves for their important
work"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
Notes from Blackstock.

BLAcKsrocK, S. c., Dec. 3, 1877
Hilliard & Hunting appeared hore
on last Tuesday, Nov. 9th, with
the "Groat Pacific Combination" -
taking away many dollars that
should hrye beon spent in closing
accounts. The "catch-pennios" on
The outside Of the tents took in
some of the countrymen's loose
change.
Rev. M. II. Poorer, Of West
Chester Circuit, s. 9. Conference,
filed his last appointment ut this
place last Sabbath. Mr.. Poorer
is an earnest worker, and his ser-
mons have been greatly appreciated.
At the close Of the services last
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
Columbia Business Cards,

rhDVuN;iEn:; for cheapest Gro
IL cyrivS and Hardware in Columbia.
|" be found III he old rrli;bla house Of
LDRlCk d LOWRNNCE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06

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