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, 1879-02-08
An Afflicted Family,

ZAsEsysLLE, O., Feb. 5.-lhers wa general
expression oi sympathy u''i snr slsc IN the cstY
itcJ ti.s la,islly ot iiu!lsas Murphy, !abossr
who rest4ss In !hr Ei:hs! Nart, Ten srdr.
ago .oa had both 'ess lal:cn o!t by thu ears,
aud within the last year blk Inen4bers Of is!u
family llayu .tteL,-ihc "iit alsa Iuur Taught
md Ills Iuoslcss suu. tins VI tho uaugntrss
it'd lust week, and unutLcf VAS Immediately
tukru ,iuMn vi Muu.lay iaat. Anutles daughter
went to a4u room ~ SEQ the sick sister, .l!,d,
unuu rrturutuy 10 t.4c slittug.suum. fell titati
utm,u tup uuot. Last utsAt ulsolheF uaughtcr
tiscI, and = tun, uycrcon!s viii ere! ~ l!te
s,y., u t!.e coEpsvs isl the hnus2, MA suddenly
thrown Ento violent cunsulaions. alt tur scTcraa
hours lay in critical s!tu1iln' ING tnm'ly aro
nl,v.Inily lralI a:,1 thusu Ut thent wo lasu liu-
rsrcd iu stcktlvss la,u dis! VI consumption.
, 1879-02-08
1utt.l,iinE In ttufOno,

1SIF11 EtFFFYBp"H1eHt3s zdH1IH .7tN3s =
Not ,o.,:: ago llcant of, q .younx american
wto had eorse o,sr from Euw iurk to play
ruulctto nj slonatv, believing that ha had i
.nartiuga!c." lllat IL, All iu.alllLle recipe for
winning. At the cnu vi two hays' psay liz l.a.!
cicaretl G0o1, AMI hls yuunK wifs, who h4d
reluctantly accompanied lin. was tain TO slcstst
from her objuutlons. Hut on the fourth day thu
New Yorker lost all he l,Al Won, anil III tu
cuurss Vi tie ensuing week he dropped at,oyu
Il,VxV Of lla uwn money. Tllen tic yo'ln: wife
sturmed, unl Acr foolish, distracted husband
went 0ut OF his lllInd. knuw anu,ler ktory ut
a pusis,2u woman WHO went mai !uAt aunII.lrt
owing to u struku Ut luck which fell 10 Acr In
the ehmpa Of Icgacy Vi Ko,WD. During
five days aud nIahts tho t0oF creature
cuuld neither rat nu1 slcc,, from u.lta.uH, tll
exhausted nature breaking down, ale causAt
brstu teycr aud died OF H..
, 1879-02-08

4 Ium9n Stamp Is preserved In The British
Mu<tuuI. It I. tic very earliest specimen VIZ
p,ssess Of printing lly means vi Tux Dr auy stit-
jar substance. It IL uluttu Ut metal, sort Ut
lsulnan brass: the grs,ltsul ot wtct. il covered
uutl,ur medals are USUALLY covered. The letters
rsc lush up tu the elevation u the exterior rim
v u,ch surrusl1,ls II. lts dimensions arc about
tuu tntuvs lu,,y by Out incll bruasl. ~ tile
bag; vi It IL s4all ring for ths tiuger, ~ pro-
n,.,lu t!!c convenience Ut holding II. As III yer
run ul The uatur which IL Inscribed ukuu 1t IL
lucsl.,nNed II, Roman history, hu Is ItttcfuEu
suppusyL 10 ha7u brcn Z fu,lctiuuary vt Aou,e
i1,js used ts ,:al!n to saye himself 1ho truutIu
II Mrillag llla ul1nr. a stump Aolsrwhat blu!l-
lAi, IN the Gtcck character, Is " .!e russes1I"n
III ile Antiquarian SosictY VI Sswcaatlc-uposi-
Type.
, 1879-02-08

Though We baye often called this attention Of
our sca,lres to lnc evil rifrcts uf illuminating.
xas, yyt the facts are 30 well stt firth It, tle
fuIitwtuy paragraphs frotN the l.undUn LaAett
that We cannut iosbcur presenting ttlrtl:
ITO hare ous ruoms pleasantly Illuminated with
xas i. u u.,.le1vu 4 PROCESS Ut {a:s0ulV,-tt.e
sIuru disastrous because, ilhtcal ut directly ptu-
nsyvunallp,, tle Eaa-pu,intru atmosphere ip-
sLnusly lowers t!lc toe VI v4talr, uud tstablisu-
r. d v.,palt.pn favorable tu ulsrase. II would
lr difficult to oytrrnte the importance OF tb's
hor,senold-Ersti. Flctusca nrc spoiled 0Y Eas,
xUt.,uululuxE ars tarDtshrti, ile colors Of dccl-
TutpI wuila and ceilings tvdt, uhi men a!I Will
cu u csl.@a;e ur snAl,i1a usc caleet.cJ anl ILL.,
, 1879-02-08

WIN IL entered for The f'ar,len City Cup. ltc
total Of entries for tho meeting Is THUS iucstascd
to the hitherto unhcard.of figure Of !Gs'' being
an average Of uvor forty'foslr to each cvct't
CuAxt1.ros. Feb, lin tho races today thc
nte and baIf tas1, vas won ',y jim He'll, Rap
p,hannoc seco.rl, BNl Dnioua third. Time,
2:4BL, Little fseb tlck and Withdrawn.
The mile heat racc WAS won by 1'erxamont in
1:5o, ASK, 1:t0. capt. +. Il. 1tanls won tl":
first heat. -...,
The onu and quarter mile dash was wnn hy
Lerol, Esstfatl tccoud, Hattie I. third, Egypt
last. Time, 2:tG}f.
, 1879-02-08

rlc case Ut rriyu!. Njars' tIouseHs, aftff
ocsupyuk luc utteutiou u lhr Var neI'at!..u.
lur s.,u.r years. IL Ut last settle! y urt 81 Cu41.
prrss, Ti,t arttcscs tu question were spelled W
ilt tc;,rutiur rlrneuk " which burl!ed W
Hines lcut Ut Atkeu, So, an! tss sars'srluf
uilltcr, rather tl,au Aasu th.s poor tetlu" ~
uuout l4ts autes bare.lc-grL, furnished l1'1u "liA
Luw kv Iu.!ue tals in.pulsiyc usll uuaushu' fzel
wi. Nuboiy IN ,l,e N4r department dafed ~
sums .l,r Responsibility {als'at tiV "Utth. IL.
cu.ltng blan!setJ, al.l lie Secretary hnattf sent
il IL cou;rss., "h:saI has scarcely ant1'lhg IL
IL .,;1I w,,,1tI rather a@tt,r u bst! 1ur utI,aa
lau Ma,,r mitlute, alh! which lI.s Ut lasi jus'
t1;:l ur,yale lll:c.' ttltI 'nla!rr.
, 1879-02-08

jurc1 by The foul afr In wlel gas II discharged
md supposed To l,nrn i,inocMou<iy. rn' extent
10 shirt, this rvl works in iln n,lst VI families
during long sentngs t. mt adequately appreciate
ed. After ttr first few unpleasant ex}er'en,. arc
over, The rhyslcnl s.srrp,id.strs hrto,nc inured
10 tile Immediate results nf brra,hH. al ntmos-
rhc.r charged, more or less heavily. with tlc
rrtNlurts Ut combustion n,lst ilu.Ot,*In,r coal
ga4. It Ii nut cre,litnhfe to th': ingenuity nf
practical mch Tint M mcthol has .rt lcen dc.
vi+cd by width the advantage Of tas ~ an insni-
mating agrnt may be sccl.rc'f wIth"nt ,r draw
bark Ut sfow ptsnning. with t'tc Inst "f u,alatstrs
depressed vitality Ia sure to liny In Its tratn.h
, 1879-02-08

dfc'1th sh"t 'clt tic na'ia 'T""eH. ""4.
'as fho't "c'I up L" ne cu's'se" ,'o"' Inv ~
MI" bcenn I" work tnr rosit'o't "ta 'ne ra".
nrt'1Fafy mat "'nrke" t''e Opening VI ~. es'
run fhtccn shots s1oh"" '': l""s' "..'
sl'hFl aea'chliG apnla"fe, .le M'hS''t "a' i.A
ing IN '''e rail- hes.h. "hen 'hs eoa"t ~ s.s" -
1o sle efc'tsme,is van INTENSE. ~ s..% ;,,o
hofo 'n1ense 10 '''e "H"iss ,9eu, Ny ,,,.a,y
"sses. .eeuvM ,"u, i"'' ". .,,,.n,t,-isn III.
naa n'auo' "n' u. 'e"r ~, nn ..,'". .,.. ,n.rc
' w" ',.. ~ '...,. 49,. ~, T,,. I,ol,a
"AH' n"t n'osse" ~ - .,.", ."uto,,.lx MI,
"s'e ~ w. -. ,,a!,. ~ ovncct;nv 10
~. .ne A1.,so .,.a ,s,n" o,n.nh with ,h,s run,
aro e., t'e game s'oseu '".t. a.. "m1 t,,rn
,",o eam,a Tin ,n.. =, .,c,tc,to earo,n. while
."e'o 'n"o Nv '', ~ 80 at,c- tho oomr
a"e "n,oaF wv ~ ~ "'s.. .,n, I'm J, srhoc-
nA' .'n.u ee., ,t' t, ~, II" sann,a, n.ntrcd by
.,,a ,"s% n".u ,na,."n. hn,o1.s.nc.. nj hs posi-
..a, H. ,,sra1 ...,,',,,, tho tahIr "a coo,Iy
m ~ ..,,t." ,,4.., -, ..nt. n Inn shots ho
.,,.. ", .,n ~. -, H., .,ts ami horoo to ntay
. n..a.,,. =. e,a",an hal donr ,n,r nerhaps A
..n. .,s ~ ,,,a,,. 1.,,a .n,,;en,c no,v seemed 10
.s. H. s.1.,. ~ ,o..,,iv 1o,o ,nnfrat aaatnst
~, ,',s III. ",,.1 rrox .,I-nt -, tie scofc IN
49, ..s,, A. a.h.ato. +rr,o7 lin corncr skill
| f,,,tr 1.,s tno nn.,c. there wos great out
,s,.., .,.,auJo,, h, ,1ccn sltcm,.. This was
| .ano..., =. on worc xrort,l. With still
/ 49,. ..,,. ,,1s,t,or s,ns.on was yet a
~. 49, 49,, shoai ,r,,1 cvrrv chance ID
III. r,r,r In, In mi nc-vors oa 10 vcrr rolled
~, ~, IN os1t,, .,ot. howcycr. sel,acfcr
~. ..'1. ,af..har1', c,,sh,on earon,. md sat
Ia.n ,o1,nv,,,v 1,,n,sc,f n defeated man.
si,s.a,r, 49, tn,tv hcltcvci1 ho was to
ho III, v,ct,r prrhau. lie wa. too rou,iilent.
A, an. ro,o he failed, In tnato tic thirteenth
ill.,, !, n u,.1c,stca whothcr ha wus kissed
~ ,,,,t q 60. clc,r ,l,ot ho missed. and this
,,,is. Int hin iii c,,oure for winning what l,e
has ,1re.rrrt, IT cyrr since tic tournament
re-, nr,,,,oscd. rcw thought 60 at
,h, tim howcrcr The score was read,
s"1,,:r", M. s,nsson. h7i>n srbacfer ross to
+a,.o n,lror.,oc ri mia unrrnertcd chance,
VIII am. .,fntrah,e no.,t,on .I,ots ],o brought
.,,a I,.,is .gn,n -, tho raJl. aul star, cd
~ m won,,erfullv nlurky run. Two-
as.'.,.. M ~, ,ha r,rt ~ m onnnncnt i. bIe
agasnat ~ on 'tc pa5t u I'LL oppone''s 70 VIZ
odds. H"t scllactof kne" IL was no" ol "efe1'
anl he SCI to his worE IN q manner th"t '"aus a
tho spectators iaifty bcaida themselves. az ~
pnints there was annthcr SMASHING u 'he
pltlArs. Then, a. oc"aciet's score esupI
up closc 10 o'osAo''s '.it's "a' sae', -"
sttllllese Us cnn only 10 appreciated In tiense
crowd. Now the lnasicr hail cgualcd elossons
score, with the balls In splendid shape, mud II
,.,,,, a 'x,o,,.,t,n ii vtr,nrv
n!s e1eep1'oh"' n'"ek "'''' an .ra sa,.ro,
blosson was l'ale l't'a tten1n'ous. i"' @"u'e''s
, 1879-02-08
.~,,.r,,<.~,, DftY GOODS, ,-,,---~-.>-- Etc.
GOLDEN
0pP0RTUN|1
Annual Clearing Sale
CARSON,
PIRIE & co.
BOTH STORES,
West End Dry Goods House,
Madison and Pcoria.sts.,
AND
North Side Dry Goods House,
North Clurk and EriC-sts.
SPECIAL SALE.
SPECIAL SALE,

Hamburg Edgings. ! to ! inches
wide, !, 3, 3, 4, and &c.
Hamburg Edgings, ! to ! inoheB
wido, nno patterns. 9, 2, and Be.
Hamburg Bdg1ngs, ! to II inches
wide, now and choice designs, 100
patterns to soloct from, 10 and 12ic.
Hamburg Edgtngs. to II inchos,
worry f1no work, Is, l0, and 18c.
Hamburg Edgtugs, II to al inches,
elegant designs, 28, so, aud $50.
Hamburg Edgtngs, Q to 4 inchos
wide, superb quality. 40, as, and
soc.
400 pieces extra flno quality
Flouncings 45 to Too per yard-ox-
traordinary ohoap.
1000 pieces Hamburg Insorttngs,
to match all our Edgings, from 90
upwards.
4 full limo Of Fancy Colorod Ham
burg EmbroiderIes worry cheap.
5000 piooos Of Imported Mar
soillos Trimmings in white and fam
cy colors, loo per piooo, worth 500
por piooe.
1000 pieces Casho's Coventry
Rulings, plain and fancy, as and
SOC per ptooo, usual prico 75o to
| @1.25 per piouo.
, 1879-02-08
A NEW GRAIN AND PROVISION EXCHANGE.

TAoao Who dcAlse to occasionally M&ka Sinai!
speculative Investments IN The grain or provision
markets., but who hare always been prevented
by tho exclusive regulations OF the Board Ut
Trade or tho fear Of Trusting themselves entirely
to unprinctpse4 brukrr., viii be interested In
tho opening OF thu new ChleuEo GrRlt aud FRO"
adjoining thu board Of Trade building. 1i'c
nav tnstitutIon u regularly Incorporated uadcr
tie laws OF tho stats OF lll!uo.s with paid Ut
capital Of $l0U.ukJ. It. will be under tue nlan'
scc,ueut u BIZ. T.. II. uoxer, who represents =
party Of Eastcru capitalists. and sln o1rr
Officers are at gentlemen well uni fayorabIY
known III Chicago, ansl who have lial lAsge
experiences In llie business. Tie Exchange w!ll
be tormaliv opened slonduy next, nil! pamphlets
giving 4 full dissertation uf the Methods 0t
tranaacttpg business Will bo tnallcd tu sny ad'
dEcs3 On application.
, 1879-02-08
THE WEST TAIlKS.


Tic semlmonsliY meeting VI tts: Wrst-Tark
1,oari was held last evening, being iIc EIrst
ttuce the recent dccitton of the Supreme CURT
affecting The Uoarl and ousting Tic bulti-Ous.
The only member present aeatcd bs the DIGESTION
in ouestton wns Commissioner Wood. The olIcr
tntmbcrs prcsopt were Mcssss. Hut,Iari, rrcs|-
deui, anl Bennett, Nranock, aili MtCtea-
Hevcral communications were sca'1 aud re-
fcrrcf, ono Of which was proposition to rent
tlle unimproycd park property at Humboldt
PARK, and use It as vegetable garden, mud ihe
others wcru applications a1d patltfons for posl.
tiohs, etc.
The Secretary reported tho financial condition
Of tic board to be IA follows: Cash un hand,
n''t 10 tllc banda nt t.e la'e roSn Colcctsr,
John llotfnanu, s..s00; tota1, s10,2ss. I'll:
liabilities of tic Board were E'yen, III addition
to acrrulng Interest, as s3il,fW, OF which
lands purchased; -, ecu 10 tic vstasc Of Alex-
nul!er ntaitl u.i ll.lh contracts; $j.;i5 tu it'o
estate u William i'n,teE!eld; IND 81. ~ t"r
payment OF yuuclscra ior gravel. trccs, etc. The
and the interest duc OIL the SANG,
recltetl TINT tlr Trcasurcrs report, Nov I, ls7l,
showed bAlance on na,ti Vi $lG0, 3ij. Wien s!,-
4l3 OF TIC bonds ai.d intcrcst fnaturca si1nt H.
Of brnsls md interest lad rnaturcd; tlas Nov:
], 1877, $17,00u WIS on hnssl, wtler t.ttN' VI
bombs aud interest had natural; tint Nov.
!, 1873. there was sgi,.5 IN the Treasury when
that 1t "sccms reasonable to supp,Ac ihrsc
lends and interest would all hare been pai1 at
maturity II they had bces presented nt flic
"gs %tg; !; where they 4Fs nude payable l0f pay
Tic report led to sofnc discussion. and The
| Secretary rssd letters from New York bankers
who had been handling tic binds to show untt
| tllrrc WAS nu question about tic validity ol
f3rr Off At,nt1V thu. rnn1ft WhE ntIt1fnTEu
, 1879-02-08

Two men have CONE to grief ut Rochester wllo
werc opcfutin. VI, novel ''lay." Ouv would
as,al lady vi lark street asi,t the o:hsr CONC
ut, as tAt ciltvaruuA rcsenrr drive nt lt'o hslls
,uliiun. protect lbs iAiy on issF houss"nTa wuy
hush t.nl Or futnrr in euns,AtFat1onot u uuaceur.
ILe,,t,su worked the busit,tss successfully 1t!
NcY IIaftls. Euul,
, 1879-02-08

WANsFkF} HT7Iff3 - ~,
In a case bc!oru lie ltceofaer Yesterday Wit
1lrss lur the defense, iu g!yG@ his csllsuse, ob-
served: "Tl,e w,,vl1 41fltr, .our liouor, did uot
u,,lo1ut to q ruw vi pins.h COUNSEL for tls
ttu>ccutio.,-" What Is HE ra!ut y! row NJ
u,tsin Wunrss {raiycly scratching hia uo e
= Int all lepeuds u,,uil tle exteul o. the row.
Cu.!n.cl-"I hare uu u,ute questions to ask
thIs wltn4hsn
, 1879-02-08

Nine. In Cbappelso still continues lIcr weary
walk u z, 100 quarter miles In as many quarter
hours. u,ul bids fair to successfully eonlp!cte
The task wllicl, gayo Muc. Anderson 80 much
reputation, Nuw tl,at abont l'nlt tho journey
las been done, fatigue begins to tel! upon The
pjuchy little FRENCH woman, and, notwthAtai1d-
Ing tho fact that sic must be suffering from tic
want OF sleep, kcrps braycly Oh tlr track, IT,
krontltng to each stroke 81 thu bcli Win 20
esverncss .l'at j. simply wonderful. .,:..l Al,
ti'fco ttr aivhts n pair of .i'rm l!aye
faithfully eung to tlltfF scats tTuiM midnight
until = o'clock lhe next morning. In tho vain
l,tI.e uf detecting something I! the nature OF
fraud, but without sucr,H,*. Nu# that th6 enu
~ drawing near tlc public talcs an interest 10
thr matter, md every evening ifu audience
tl.rrcascs IN numbers, fully o0 being present tast
night, Kuui iestIfying tlrtr appreciation t't
la Ehapelle'a elTurts Gy frequent 6pplausc. Tie
l,diss aro especially enthusiastic over tue mat
tpr, al.,i fulslw tIe pedestrian around the truck
Will, thrtr eyes, wasn. tlselr hsEilkerrlli"ts
vigorously ut the complctton Of earh quarter:
ht 10 o'clock last night ia Chapclle Ind walked
l,:saJ quarters, tE,r time Of thu last being :3
During the evening there was nltlc walk Tor
amateurs, tho prize bcaug . silver goblet. Y.
il, davies won tho emblem frutn tllree com-
pctitors, hts time bctng B:!A.
Next Thur.dav night JnllH Ennis, who IA en-
tered iu uc contcsi for se Ashley be!', vii! en-
tlcayor to walk sercn miles " IN hour, con-.
mepclug ut = o'elnck. Next Wednesday, Night
tnrre will be walk, ono tntlc tor professionals,
the tEsat prize bclng $tO ald The SECOND silver
yasc.
sl,ulI tbs Chicago Ise.tcslrfcnne, o. II O'CLOCK
to o.ight completed 1,'+t quarter nifics'
, 1879-02-08

At I4etpsic, saxuny, where he had studied Are
with the intention ot making It hia profession.
Circumstances brought him 10 this country
few years aEo Here he sought TO earn liTtnE
by. cotor1ng pictures for photographers and
aeo l,c becamc I'll and gave up hts work. He
was refused admission into aticast one hospital,
aud died Of asthma cold and starvation.
, 1879-02-08

Dr., Rowe, See,c.ar, of Lie cicaxo Jockey
an1 vrot!tnx Club yesterday Frrviyed tltteon
addltiopal eutr1ts luf se s.sks alsl cup races u
The June mtesinv. 'is~tc were f'ast Sau Frau"
S.5cu, AMI amuI.. tic it.vil Is sIu.l!e MeC1tuy,
, 1879-02-08

A pourly riad y,,sihG nnh *as found dying
sual IL, syru.lI ~ bIs NE stetes. ;.i.'t Aus .u-
,,ga bI tt'l!>r' /" tax t!Jrnlse atrett slL.
.,.,:! lIAul W 1t, III llt ft,Sscts It NILS found
t.,.t L. l., H.. sun Vi Nrtt-iu ito parsntS !lFE.
, 1879-02-08

Mr. Lincoln his o:stu tsua tIc lied with til:
rxur.,EYr uIl,t-r. 'i>i T. lHsiAr. hr ~ lH'.'-
pIs 10. ll,c pcu.sv." Il MAS nat erigsnal wt:!s
Ll.a, 4.shsy4at iu>ll~it t-I~Il NJ. Ls-u sts
, 1879-02-08

REM NENfI.
The second Of Mr.. Traits symphony cnnccrss
uAs given last evening at Mccormick Hall,
with tho as.issancs Of Mr.. Rcn,enyf, violin
ut, Mlss Amy Fay, pianist, and Mtss
Ktsslc Ward, vocalist. We shall niludc to
tho performance hereafter. Tile Inst appear
anccs Of Kemenyi will be this afternoon and
evening, In two concerts at Mccormick Hall,
which promise to be memorable events. Tic
programme for tic afternoon will be as follows:
!. AriA-''Erf tn" halo In MAschcra. +.,"StFdi
Nf. fFaa: Ht,hmeFfs. 49,
2. Plano Solo-faniasla on Hungarian airs. .liszt
tThs orchestral part for tccond piano performed W
Mr.. r, Quicken.
lfn!t. julia Nrt- ktn0.
g. Shadow Song tI'!notah - ..MsJcrbeef
lfiss UtrfFMds Frankiin.
=. Fantas!a-"li r!rata" Ernst
{. Hebrew s,s;siy@floa, 70; esSIa'a Ht@i :la L.;
liz. Fraa: Efn,Mtrts.
6. Piano ! a. Moonlight On Grcrn Lake. GoldbeeE
' ~ Hn,t. Jai.a Rir<. Kim.
Z. Melodies -lleruqucs 81 Lyftpucs Hon
III. faosu,;i &<atayi.
8. Dutt-+'L La ct NArrm " "...+....... ..MozaFt
a. Aim Fraoila und Xr. T<mm<rss. 49,.
.. q. NoctuEne dc ID Rose... ....,.-... ...sleit.
Edonart Rtm.av|.
Al the concert Tits evening Mr. Rcmcnyl will
play hs own Fantasia IN The llngnefots, ti,c
pagantnt Caprlrrlos, Nus. II nnl 81, mud the
Schubert !" advertisement 10 IIongrutsc," 9p'
81, transcribed by Sir. livmcnyi for solo violin
null string Quartcttc, the quartettc by Lewis,
Muchleuburcl,, Allen, and Eici,hc!1n. SINE
Istyc-KtnE Will play Ctoplnfs lthprotnptu III
f1nt, her own Wuttz Cnpricc, md tl!e Strauss
Tausig waltz, "MAn lcbt nur cin1nnl"
, 1879-02-08

srouRTlNG EVENTS
,,,or1v Brilliant oonclu"
sing sion alr Of the Billiard
Tournament.
s,,,.., Makes the u. Largest gsa,n Ru"
9'',, ~ Record, and Sits Down
Confident.
..or> starting from 10 Points,
fe0',,tl, wins the Game in Two
Innings.
u:. Average Nearly se. the Best on
H. Record; Losers Average
Over 81.
81. Excitement, Wonder, aud Admira'
'1' lion without Parallel on
All Hands.
c..,.t, Comes Back Champion, and
Without Having Suffered q
Single Dsfaat,
rrormous Number Of 394 En-
.r,ss for the June Races
in Chicago.
g.. Excitement, Wonder, aud Admlra'
'' lion without Parallel on
All Hands.
c,,,.fsr Comes Back Champion and
s'S' Wi.hou. Having Suffered q
Single Defeat =
n. Enormous Number Of 392 En-
4r,ss for the June Haoss
in Chicago.
l,tI.1.TIAIiD9.
r..-.4t }NspdfcA to The 7rtshaA

.-.,,,o
n,.a. ni...t., - ~. Trt,uaA
~ sotoa. VI, -.Thc billiard tournament
~" 1ua", 1,.'.,,,,ed win, the t,ncst epmc ever
ho't1. u,'.E, t.,,,o Nti,ody rnn question
rlgea On p 49,. I'D. rams ttr most wonder.
thai sos u'"' iii rI.vtn- rat Witnessed,
fl sfnp'',u ~ ~ thn Isrorst run oul tic high.
tutAfoc'"oea w." ,,,,, r,,n hrtrv made by
a'efass o' .,,s.a.,.nt, ',se ond thc avcracc
one OIL 't'e 'ons .",es. norvs nn,1 n]nck. as
by i''e o'ls'' "u .,.t, .r,1, h. tho talk for
1e1 u h!s snfc1se's ." ,a,. ,,.,t ,hc rYnoc,.,
mani oAY' Nv ,"',',sa,, l., rcrord N ,hta ,,n.
sfons tllat "s'e 'uu" 1,s',aa,o hn,vc.r tbr ,,,o
eis'ss anu 'po''''.' u. ,a s.s sua ,ho ga,nc usc,f
Chicago mas'crs ~ .,, ~. S ,,,,a .rdic,cc tr1rd
FpEo man ren''&'u ,.",a..,on ~" m h. onn]oud,nc
10 snoa "s 'A''s .,ran M, s,ontiuc
patil II was t"'"' .r,,a ~" .u,s,,.tos,,
rati! WAS n''anse' "s 80. r,,..
rdeel, was on pata,.sl w" H.. ~. ,n.a ,,,forrI
E:s The 1espect !" "','s'. ..e ,.|'.. ..,,,.. -
from that "hrh "assneo '"t ustIAs h,.. -.
Ss1lon by SrIlaeles' A''e ""i'''. -, ~, ,..',t1
xn not larger, SIMPLY peeau'o '''e i'''' "eAs
70: bold anY more pcoplo su@n WYE esa's''t'
, 1879-02-08

70 Consumrttves.-.s1nny hHvn been happy
tn give their testimony In fAror Of the use efWlf-
borSs Pure COD. Liver Dtl and Lime" Efpcrtcnes
lion. asthma, dfphtheria, and iii dIseases ot tbs
thruat md lungs. Manufactured only by 4. u.
Wilboe, chentae, Boston. Sold by all dfuR9iats.
, 1879-02-08

Ye.terlay afternoon In the ErposI.toM nui'd-
ing VIVA begun two days' shooting tournament
nj glass balls. tue opening ercHt being sweep
stakes for purse OF sl0I, dirtdcd into prszcs af
*3o, 60, aud $40. There were eighteen entries
ut IS each, tho contest being at twenty single
glass balls thrown mlsctilaneoasly from tbrto
trep3, Tue scuru Of the first Eau,na was u iot-
lows: .......
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
jKiss9snt't1iSo i, o-'
Observation-Disclosures.
is9ai Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures iys.to'-s !s"oSS 't1!,.
kk!aauF-i tlnuuIlutl
AAtt0x-l lIOuu1l lot liht14 uU-tA
Mii.taB iGn:dlS 'pcSbd i'pcSbd5o"pGdi ti4a
THIS gave ts,!!esptc tho iirst prize. left Price,
Gregory, Walswurtt,, usht iurrill tsct! fur rce.
pnu money, uud John klclusuaa aud tluslnsr
fur thikll, The sisuat-ln for ser111,d ulunayt Ut
tiye balls, resulted in favor u Fries, wau hIuko
them plf The 4tslert lllb8lne uno cuch. aiaFther
then beat klclpu44u fnr lAiEl uuuVy, bEcakiuE
four bulls 10 yoAti's thFrc. . !.
In the .ycntug Master 1oRsnlus. aged II, eh t
match ut hlty tlye balls ugR!ust icoFgc BuLxarl,
for 3lU) side. At the entiI1usoI VI the hl40ut-
Ing rarh had brokvn tostY.sevcn balls, nnt the
match WI. declared draw. Capt. Docasdn4
then 9pyf al cxblhttllu u iaBc' sAaut1nH.
THIS srruili4 uerur$ the gIcat mxt>A GCtweeu
Doglr lu, and Abe kfa!nnsaG.
, 1879-02-08
Ct1llt.IS{;9.

CU{t1ISG9.
krsrseT pisbafeA 10 TIE 7rtbHne
MttwAuEEx, Feb. 7.-Thsee rinks Of the
Portage Curling club arrived here at noon to-
tIaY to play return nlntch witt, tl,c Milwaukee
Club. Tic contest took place this afternoon At
Kroecer'A Skating Park, n.ni resulted ~ another
dlsastrous 1afeat Ut tile yis!lors. Following Is
tho score:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-01-02
KEROSENE OIL AND DIPrnEKIA

A correspondent of the Pittsburgh
Republican writes from West Chazy :
ALLOW me to say few words of
great importance to the public, through
your journal, in regard to the terrible
disease of diptheria, which is raging
with great destruction of lives through
out the country. 1t has ragged here to
a fearful extent, quite large number
of cases proving fatal. There is fam
lily Lying here by the name of Light,
a miller, who moved here from Roch-
ester this season. Mrs. Light said to
some of the neighbors that previous
to moving here she had an attack of
dip.heria, and cured herself by the
use of Kerosene oil as a gargle, also
swallowed some; but the remedy was
so simple that our citizens didn't think
any thing of it until five of Joseph
Jelley's children were taken down
with the diptheria, their throats be-
came swollen and cankered terribly,
Mrs. Jelley sent after her neighbO:,
Mrs. Milliette, who had lately lost a
son by the disease, to ascertain whelh-
er it was really diptheria or not. Mrs.
Milliette pronounced it diptheria in
very dangerous form. Mrs. Jelley
said she would use Mrs. Lights rem,
edy-kerosene oil-which she gave
her children as a gargle, also had them
swallow some. The children recover
ed rapidly, and in a few days were
out on the street. Several other cures