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The New York herald., 1878-03-13
POOR LOS FRIENDS.

meeting for the election OF officers Of the newly
organized Ladies' League for the Protection OF the In
dians, which was 10 have been held at the residence
OF Professor A. Steele, corner of Eighth street and
Second avenue was postponed on account OF the rain
until next Tuesday, at three p. NJ, il clear letter
read from Mrs. Or. G. s. Lozier, temporary presi
dent OF society. explaining that proessio nal duties
prevented her attcudance
letter was also read from Captain Henry 4. AL
word, special commissioner to the Indian tribes OF
southwest and tho sioux OF the Black Hills region
during the years lS72-7a Captai0Alvord expressed
hearty sympathy in the work undertaken By the
LADIES' League saying:"lt is iuli time that the good
people land preparing 10 meet this dread
ful question II we have consclences We must hear
the question whispered even now. II We are not our
brother's keeper we may at least become his pro-
tcctor. II the women OF the land can be Dut inter
cscd In the movement, and 1t seems to me they only
need 10 be informed to become So shall have great
faith in the result Agitation rs what IS needed
to create healthy public opinion IN regard to this
problem OF humanity"
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
UNwHoLEsoME OYSTERS.
rArrn IMPORTATION AND SALE IN sprs CIT

THEIE IMPORTATION AND SALE IN fufs CITY
WHAT THE HEALTH AUrHonIlIEs KEPoET
some weeks ago a letter was received ny the
Board OF Health from tho health sathorss OF Bostos
asking what means werc shls city 10 prevsns
the Imports alton and saie OF bad OYSTERS More
Gently a letter received from = resident Of this
city complaining that an extensive ssds IN bad
oysters beng carried and shal he succs Gas
calling for an investigation. fhe matter wss re-
ferred the Sanitary Bureau for report winch vas
made to Sanitary Supsrintendcnt Day by SANITARY In
spcctor Tracy and submitted AT The regular mesains
OF the Board OF Hcaitn yesterday.
W. +. DEF DAY. Sanitary Superintendent -
have submit following report. contass
Ing results Of inqrre. feyardg ths, osse Of sas
NorloIs, w.. Leses aud seaiord. bet. uxferd.
Nan ssas are ssssa
possible from the aies and Ia e.issl. 'r
each barrel and sns seasoa this sx,ssss
spiIs'Ss dstas tue SUMMER % more sxssp. 70 one firm.
sent nss 70 yss York n s %
have been opened those nom Norfolk are ssss
y sss os 1s aoDays ss I
s So .s ali opessa IL sSrSs on
are brought IN q large part OF them oy small d'ssrs .,
along the various tributaries Of me JAMS Kyss A. .o.s
log oysters op mag Tor the next ANA
occasions nearly or quite week msy slrpss seweea
Now oyster deteriorates Ia quality very rapidly asr
no The oysters were bright in color The jacs
ana tasr odo, fresh ana very sst vas ss,n .h.sn .,
good enough sell daIisr in shsir hue. sasir
outlines sss distinct as they sy IN ms.: mas me wa,
aud different ch raetsr insss .sa .ssr xeos .ascs
@ wa nsrs sf aa III ss ssa %s sa
decomposition Then Us am niormea saiarntas adaed
what has been stated syiden. that the Norfolk
bly, been opened tne before they shipped
0srs from Sosr % .D sex . ass sss
persons 70 whom I was rsierred - desers ia Norfolk
piacs on account OF the difficulty kcep,ag
IRISH. One large hrm aeals almost II not quite ex.
il uani disprovsd, tina. lssss smoao. :, q
just mentionei and that customers Of theirs have coa-
st 10 Da'dsr @s Ei aso s S. S
questions to what they did with oysters that
OF salsratus in the appended evAasd anu
ceved satisfactory answers TO tnem Tue hrm soovs
sen oysters cheaper the otner do 1he latter
say it is because this firm sells bad oysters,
cy boat is cheaper than freight BY rail- All the
air ady 50 often mentioned nave dsssrsd asaa.
titles sold here daily that are unit
the south ought TO be inspected daily The oysters
fresh their arrival and an inspsston on shs
haud examined and dealers prevented from selling
goods cannot "rssna ~ ENTER e. lot" mo Tue merits
that daily inspections should be made of the stock
expert in the busines n order prtsct the conunity
dragged tinkered up oysos II there he
ROGER s TRACY. NJ d.. sanitary inspector
FEBRUARY 20, 1873.
The commu nication was placed on nlc No action
could be taken the matter because there up.
propriatlon upon whcu draw for tbe pay mcnt of
the nspec 1t would be necessary TO employ. The
holesome iood wilt be applied remedy the mat.
ter as lar rs possible.
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Tho following has jus, been issued :

OFFICE UNITED -rATls COMMISSIONER SK~i kAL.
ROOM No "A P0sr ofrlcf BuiIntc ,
NEw ioAE March =, 1914 J
CIRCULAR bxnIBIToRs- 80 o.
The regulations adopted ths French governments
template the free .dm sion of American exhibitor
in his absence. of his any tocanael by
the commissioner General 30 all parts OF She LNposlOu
buildings; buras preliminary 20 she issue 81 Tres cnfus
admission each exhibitor required 20 furnish thronfh
the Commissioner General OF the United states t~o card
photographs OF himself. which must be wrsen very
ieiby his ui mis- address and his functions ~itAs
the Exposition buildings grounds.
1t will therefore for all exhibitions desifin.
for themselves privilege OF free admission send
Commissioner General at this Office unt the goth
inst aiterward the Exposition uidn-, Champ Dc
Mars Paris the photographs above described The cards
exceed fv. Inches and hall Inches ia
If the address in Paris is yet known ~ be
omitted for the Special application must be mao.
the OF t an person Is required Tor the
otnn exhibit but this application Will not be granted
unless the French is Of the orinon that 10
fully warranted the exigencics OF the case No
whether principal agent vii. be entitled 10 an acns
sion ticket unless lie has previously furnished the required
photographs
Exhibitors who to be present themselves must
make formal request for Tree ticket In behalf OF their
representatives.
The French authorities the tctcls personally
to thoss who found to entitled to them.
Workngmen employed IN the service OF exhibitors are
furnished request with special cards OF ADMISSION
which Withdrawn each dav De essaed necessary!
Assistant and Honorary Commissioners aud members OF
the Jury are also entitled 10 tree admission
deposting duplicate photographs which should be Tor
warded the CoM General possible.
X. q. MCCORMICK. Commissioner General
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
POLICE MATTERS.

The charges of immoral conduct preferred against
Captain KlIliica, OF the Thirtythrd precinct, were
yesterday referred by the Police Board to the Com
miitoc Rules and Discipline. Charges OF improper
conduct against Captain McE vain, OF the seventh,
were sent TO Superintendent WalliDg to be drafted
and presented ny Dim.
Roundsman haggcrty and Sergeant Larkin. who
some time ago dismissed on the evidence oil
Captain Scbert, have applied for a reinstat atemont.
Captain seibcrt recently dismissed the force Tor
alleged perjury during the trials oil Haggerty and
Larkin.
About one hundred applications for permission to
carry pistols were received by the Board and referred
to superintendent Walling, with power.
Oncer Eugene Reilly of the Twentieth precinct.
whose trial on o charge OF brutsly beating a woman
and dragging her through tho streets published In
the HERALD at the ne was yesterday fined ten days
nav Tor the offence
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
SUPERINTENDENT SMYTH.

INVESTIGATING THE MANNER IN WHICH LAW
yERs EXAMINED INSURANCE ABSTRACTS
AND MADE LARGE Ls-TEsTlMoNY OF
RuDD, HARRIS AND CoSwAy-JUDGE LAM
DoNs PAPER.
ALBANY, March IL, 1875.
The Senate resumed tho trlal Of Superintendent OF
Insurance Smyth at ten O'Clock TINS morning. let
tor from John IL. Rykcr was read, saying that owing
10 Illness he could not attend but would be happy TO
respond by letter to any qaesuons which may DO
made by letter The letter was laid on the table.
AFFAIRS WALDO co.
william Il. Cakins OF Ticondcroga, wos called and
sworn WAS County Clerk Of kssex county tor twelve
The New York herald., 1878-03-13

mary proceedings by section q 2ti Of the proposed
Code tenant may die "a written ansSer seFihu'
ike manner AS verified answer IN an action - 'rs
Supreme Court" He may deuy the siIeEauonf o.
the Ian dord on Information aud bcileL Fe NAV to
even more than TINS; he may up ''neS mAticf pt
way OF defence ;" TINS latter provision VII ~
many cases IL Is believed entirely defeat the cnloe
oil the proceedings aud viii effect the intercss oi ifh'
lords ~ large cities ike New York 10 az sn rmvat ca
tent IL the property owners of THIS cay al, unies
stand the changes proposed they would not ao~ sach
o measure to become law without sheir eomt'nea
dissent Much dissatisfaction ~ maniii 8scd ~ th"sn
10 whom the new provisions have been poiniea sot
Xxx
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
THE SCHMITT POISONING.

Before Judge Flammer yesterday Henry Schmitt
was arragned Tor attempt to poison mis- wife, her
mother aud his daughter. His wife Barbara and ON
Charles OConpor, OF the Eleventh precinct, tss-
titled against him. In his own defence Schmitt uo-
MED the POISONING and SAID he suspected that John
Bectch was the guilty party As other wit
nesses testimony may be of avail in the case
Judge KIlbreth determined TO adjourn the examina-
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
BURGLARS IN JAIL.

oincers Wade and Mogurc, OF the Fourteenth pre-
cinct, taken to tho Tombs Police Court yesterday,
ON the charge OF burglary, Reuben Roberts, alias
"Englisn George" and a companion named Harry
Williams. on tue person OF the latter tho officers
ound the proceeds $500 robbery OF pocketbook
taken from No. 50 Whlte street. Roberts hus Uut
recently elt Siug sing Prison, having been p4rdoned
by Governor Robinson ior beng Instrumental IN
ing lie oi keeper whom some convlc had trled
to asassinatc The prisoners were held Ia 000 bail
by Judge Murray.
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
A SHARP REJOINDER.

william and Thomas Kayor arc brothers, and
1.-Two together No. 494 East Seventy-iourth
street. The latter has q violent temper and
frequently quarrols with William. On Monday
night. during a dispute which arose between
them about some family matters, Thomas picked up
an and split his brothers. undcr lip with It, An
officer was cilled In, who took Thomas INTO custody
He was arraisned before Judge smith In the Fllly-
seventh street Court yesterday morning. ana commit
tod In 81 900 bail to an swer tho General Sessoaa
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
THE HENRY CLEWS ABDUCTION.

Mr. Clews, whose sudden arrest and attempted ab.
duction were mentioned In the HERALD somc simo
ago. stated yesterday that orders Of haye boeu
issued against A. II. Phelps and Mark sheldon for
their attempt TO abduct nm he states that they ara
10 be brought this CITY and tried ior conspiracy
an blaCkmai.
The New York herald., 1878-03-13


MI Crane stated thai tue urn expected 10 resume
business as soon they could md suitable sLure.
John +. Baldwin occupied the second ioor JOB
printing Office. There was this portion a boiler,
engine, presses type and other material, valued at
So,0OU. He Is Insured IN TWO city compares Tor
$o.5OO. HIS loss IS chiefly Oh type, US tho boiler ana
press not nucn damaged.
THE THIRD FLOOR.
John 4. MOller, bookDnuer, who occupied the third
floor, had stock OF about II 500 Dludng stock and
machinery, which was totally destroyed He was in-
surod or S625 Ia the Germana Company. Among
the articles tnat were lost magnificent copy OF
the Church oil the Disciples OF Christ this evening.
The binding alone cost 500, and Tho workman re-
manned In the building alter the usual hours TO COM
plete IL Tor delivery Today There was said 10 have
been also OF binding number OF valuable
medical works belonging 70 Professor Loomis, winch
were also dc, ,troycu
The adjoining building. No. liz, occupied by X.
Root C0r4el as paper warehouse, was slightly dam
aseu, while stock injured about 81, 500 by
building belongs 10 Mr.. owen Jones, an EighIh ave-
dry goods DEALER and IL is estimated that he will
have to rebuild the entire interior. 1nsured FULLY
Tne origin OF the hro mas not yet been asceTtaincd.
Wuen II was discovered, by young nuu VINO slept IN
the adjoining building, the whole interior nre,
and smoke poured from the windows OF every floor
before the nremen arrived. Men were employed III
every part OF the building after the usual hours but
lett everything apparently saie. The fire did not,
however, originate from the boiler as was Thought,
Tor The reason that II still remains iu its position,
been burned through allen IN, and all flights
o stairs Dut have been burned down, SO that tho
upper floors reached by ladQors placed outside
Fire Marsha Sheldon Will investigate tho matter.
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THE NEW CODE.
NEW York, March ii, ISL

NEW York, March IL, 1878.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:--
Tho supplementary chapters OF the new Code OF Pro-
cedure OF this state, which before the Gov
ernor Tor MS approval or veto, make many unfortunate
aud incxpedient changes In our laws Not
TO mention Others the title relating TO ''sum-
mary proceedings TO recover tho possession oil
real property" contains somo new PROVISIONS
which, the opinion OF able lawyers aud judges, Will
render II almost impossible to eject tenant ny sums
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
OFFENSIVE SEWAGE.

Docks, with a recommendation that early attention
be given TO tho SUBJECT
w. DE y. DAY. Sanitary Superintendent:-
SIR would respectfully call attention - the
uon Of the Lands sast OF First at lUOh and Ot
streets. The sewage from the brewories and dwellings
north OF Nineysecond street Is all discharged the
surface Of these lands without proper adequate
means OF conduit into the Harlem hiver Toe sew
age contains an unusual proportion OF vegetable
matter washns Of washtubs OF brewerss and dsDs from
tue oors consisting OF spent malt &c The decomposi-
ton OF so great quantity OF sewage coming In contact
and held w the salt very offensive As the sewer
Is completed IT, its outlet Cat IO6tn street this ten
porary outlet has become nuisance 10 rsnedy this
nuisance anu relieve the section wound suggest refer
cnce TO the Department ofDocks with recommendation
that the slip at Tooth street be drcdged to y depth
sufficient allow the free discharge OF sewage
at this point into the Harlem Eivsr THIS seems 70 he
sanitary necessity and should be accomplished before tho
weather sets In. Tho experience OF last year
aud demands action should be taken early
avoid the pernicious effects consequent contn
Of tho OF ~ the suns aud the
AUG. vIELE, NJ. D., Sanitary Inspector.
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ALWAYS WITH you."

Tho feo~las essss are voscssd Tor ss deserving BY
- gshas csslds-
10 Ea.s ssxln street thess n widow IN . state Of
ao.,itaales. shs hss Osss s,ek Tor severe monsns
pes .sa sas iesr small eb'larsa
ln PA street nan has eeen sick Tor az years and
s.xen mos,hs ns vns 10 sos ssis 20 ~sfk fhey
a. nas receive aay hslP and sse ths for iouI
lnoashs Tar ssld sssoihisx ts~s could spare u
rei ooa ihsy bsssnssh money sor Iood a. pressrt
la Basasls slssss . ~1ss aad her svs small chl
dfas are ~ pospfy. Tho msssf - . hard working
~oman tai caasst pfeslre say ~erk
IA R.rnroa arest . ~las~ nssis sssistssce. s6s
hss n.s ca larsr oss Of thea earns issis bat not
ensssh ~ sapasfi ne fan ".
Al K,s E.essa1s asoss ~idss sppssls 10 shs
chaIissols sac = : crfp.s, sasinz brosss hss iss
sssss pears a. sAd sss - s-s css.sss4 sac eau
H. .sl sssostg-ls4 stfeei q f4aAiy a "a sAlL
Tho AaahAna bosa uaenpos 90 80 @oains, ths
,ss ss " 10 s.ss :. .s ~ a. 1sss ..ss sss ss.s sssr
~ Easi tAr'seaia sress 'nfs = sses .m&n:
sun fAs nsn eessasnl's'"a. Az s- s-'s sss ~
empty aaens 4aa ~iase. a@s ms@a& fsey ave sns
is 1ssi sross q uiae~ q IA xrss distress. sas has
ioef cAilafrn. ass ss 81 ~ f-~n vsctyts,nk spe
aa ~ pfseafs sse-. a fss.ss, sas aas ss'1sss
M wes, Nessaassnth street seo,eh ~emaa -
asanniA nss hassAha - Ssiiss1e hs4psss', nav
iA1 bfekrn 80 sfia, saa 80 a.. ~ ssr..s sk snl,'
alsn. ~ yoea.sss - ~ns.' sh' s's @'s'ss e's-
~ ei'alsn s.ss~1 1Lsss 4. l.a.fly sl wh.sh sns
basl4aa "a 40 AFa1 sne ansoie ~ Hefk. tssfc are
small c1il4ttu
in flfst .souoe. q fiufiif "a rNdsce4 10 posvfty.
the naanaga hss sSk ~ gsafs, tae ssie esaast
sork lhe oalf acip eve a - q isyntA fhsss
ale lLfcs oAllif0., AaLaff a4a slthout eiOiAfnk
Ia Fflns stfoel, osa ~ .s"4s uastens@s 70 "a
Aosofuiu nuca. lle has 10 snpFeft ases tsss .ad
lAo .faaus. na, ons 81 iatisf eelns sioS- tas
daughter ssrns oet trne
a. Msst fsfsg .arsl sifssts fauiiy, eesssstsg OF
" dow,a nolh.r, eLs hcsfsy ei.na. aud s~s
aau4 4hlssA have I'd see4stsnes, ase are
ahic a. pfDcure clsfos mast
la kast iecsly tsDooa Atr, "a -uss a. ~ bee4 81
Inunsul.te asslalanco, tnc ouss41o has DseH 81
lon.ns "a tnD Hosgl.a t~s ~ n4 isuf easfen assd
10 earp sonctDln4, sut Asxe osau ae snco curisma+
The allie very isssie ~ ~ssh'ng-@ss seeA oay
81 ~
rasre ~ a hmily 81 No. no Easl Thre street.
formerly Ia go0a circumstsacet, ttAt has been re-
duced 20 sDsoleio poverty ~ saa osnef ~
lor,uses. lDsro .ss tarvs cailafea-
In Pih str,cL aeaT bas.cey, ~leos aud hor t~o
small chidfen need heiq. she slek al rintsIs !
nov esrus about Sz ~eex.
In East Fiity -niath stgcel huxpasd. ~sio AID
i've small chldroa are IA siafvins cendluon. Ihs
husband has out oi ,loy eat ssEtc >svstn-
Der lahl. AL VI them are ~ great need "a ioea s-d
ciotning
c0sIKlBC EfcslyhD
The foicwDe cvnlrlousions have bees received "a
this Office -
81 L. - ios ~ioos IN kiak slrsei............x2 70
sA -, - ior kagcrs strret fsntiy SO
"faby Ensiae, Tor Rutgers street famfy...... 90
"slrangcr,n ior three -
pa triedd Ivr i've cases. %
"Anouy NOUS, " Tor families ia Esst sixtecntn,
anu James strCvlb. y W
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK.

The annual dinner of the Friendly Sons Of 81. Pas.
rick will be held on Monday evening next. At the
Metropolitan Hotel The chair will be takon by Chief
Justice Daily, the president OF the society. Among
the prominent guests will be Mr. Dion BoucIcauit,
Mr. Richard 0'Gormau, General Horace Porter and
.ChaunceY- N. QanaMs
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
APPLICATION GRANTED.

Judge Gilbert, OF the Kings County Q. I.) Supreme
Court, has granted the application for bill Of par.
ticuIars, made by defendant IN tho case brought by
Anarcw Zeizer against Moses Kessei, proceeding on
quo warranto 10 Test the DEFENDANTS TO tue o
Third dlstrick
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FULTON STREET FIRE.

THE Loss ESTIMATED AT ABOUT SIXTY THOU
SAND DoLLARs-THE INsUgANcss.
The fire that rapid and destructive al No. ia
Fulton street early yesterday morning proves TO nave
entailed a heavier loss than at first supposed
On an inspection by HERALD reporter II was found
tnst the interior was charred mass OF tmbers, and
rs supposed that these from the upper stories down,
may crunible at any moment. On tue first hoor-oc-
cupIed by Messrs. +. o. Pierce Co, manufacturers
Of OILS, paints aud varnshes--tDc counters ana hx-
lures, while blackencd aud ruined still retained some
cohesive form, and were laden with great cracked jars
anu tho different paraphcrnalia belonging 10
the commerce carried there. II was
urder The black and dripping ceiling in the
back part OF this ruin that the reporter
found Mr. Crane, the junior partner OF the arm, who
stated II would only be possible to give generally
and approximately their losses. Il WAS true they
were carrying large stock In their slore but thor
heaviest accumuations at their factory IN
Tiffany place, Brooklyn In the present confusion II
Impossible to give anything like close estimate
o loss, but IL was probably IN the neighooIhood OF
$4,000. They were insured IN the following COM
The New York herald., 1878-03-13

OFFICE THE UNITED -rArxs COMMISSIONER SE~iRAL.
ROOM No. "A Posr Ofrice Buifuftc ,
NEw ioNE March - 1914 J
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\ LIE STICKS.-A little newsbOy, to
sell his papers, told a lie. The matter
came up in sunday school.
Would you tell lie for penny ?'
asked the teacher Of one Of her boys.
"NO, ma'am," answered Dick, very
decidedly.
"For sixpeuce >"
"No, ma'am:'
"FOr shilling ?''
"\O, maiam.n
"FOT thousand shillings ?"
Dick was staggered. a thousand
shillings looked big. Oh. would il not
buy lots Of thingsf While he was
thinking, another boy called out, "No,
maiam," behind him.
"Why not % asked the teacher.
Because, when the thousand shlI-
Iings are all gone, and all the Things
they've got with them are gone, w
the lie is there, all the same" answered.
/ the boy. r-..r,-,i,in,-
aIss NAV be gone, but that l. lett ana
Won will have to carry u wlth you
wbetber YOU Will or not \ hard'
heavy load 10 j..
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4 Young lady being addressed by a
,..,,,i.man much older than herself, Oh
served that the only objection she had
ia tnion with him WAS the probability
of his dying before her and leaving her
IN tbe s0rrows Of widOwhood. To which
he made the apt and complimentary re-
ply: blessed is the man who hath a
virtuous wife, for the number of his
days shall be doubled.n
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y seaside belle left her bathing shoes
hanging out Of her hotel window TO dry,
and the next day the local paper an-
nOunced that such a hotel had "put up
awnings of unique design"
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Miss Anna H. johnson, recently
graduate Of Vassar College, is a medical
student at the Pennsylvania Female
Medical College in Philadelphia, where
her mother, Mrs. Henrietta Woleot
johnson, graduated over twenty-five
years ago.
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He said he rather guessed he knew
how to sail boat; but the gentle
zephyrs that kiss tue wavelets o'er his
watery grave mOurniully whisper, HE
luffed not wisely"
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The marriage Of their royal hignI
nesses, the Duke Of ConnaHg1lt 1L-.,i, 90
Princess Louise Margaretha' oil =, 's'i, lus9i1,
will be celebrated at 81
Chapsl. Windsor, in February
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-,s,,,sr when asked what trade he
= ~ ~ is,ru. said, 'If there is no OBJ
"al1s, .i,, u I would like to be a sailor"
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1,,oa il sufficient of itself to make q
man thoroughly unhapPY.-AristOtle,
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of truth.
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!S!5;s&2,a1eAo ffort5weat.

A Journalfort People.
Devoted TO the Interests of b humanity.
Independent in Politics and Religion.
Alive TO all Live Issues, and Thorough
RadicaIin Opposingand Exposingthe Wrongs
Of the Masses.
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Correspondentsw writing over assumed sigma =
lures must make known their names 10 the
Editor, or no attention will be given TO thei {
communications.
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Washington, D. c., October II, 1875