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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-04

trail portions of the city. They do not
look unlike large letter boxes. These
are in turns emptied by carts driven by
men who wear a large brass number
buckled on one of their legs. This sys-
tenn of labelling human beings is extern
sively carried on here, and if dustman
does not perform his duty properly his
number is taken, perhaps by some arts
tocratic looking gentleman, who writes
to the Times his grievance, or by po-
liceman, who makes a note Of of it; and
thus the street cleaner is beset by I'M
known informers.
On some of the steeets the method for
obtaining water for the watering carts is
an ingenious one. 1t consists of a sort
of plug terminating at the top in sort
of goose-neck tube, fixed on movable
Joint. When in use the neck is turned
into the street and the cart passing
under it is filled with water. 1t is then
turned parallel with the street when off
duty. When it rains in London
which it has done daily for the last
month-the streets become covered with
sort of heavy slime. which accumulates
rapidly from the inadequacy of the sew
er inlets to carry it off; therefore, on the
smooth asphalt and wooden pavements,
the dust-pan boys exchange that house
hold necessary for rubber faced brush;
this they run across the street with,
pushing as they so the accumulated filth
close on to the curb. The other streets
are scraped and brushed like our own;
by the same venerable looking brother
hood of street scavengers, who, unlike
Grip Van Winkle,' constantly wake up
and 90 to work-Corr of the Philadel-
mia TELEGRAPH.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-04
The Waste of Croton Water

In the earlier days Of Croton water
in the city, said an old lady, II was
once fined for using i in way that was
against the law We used to have by
drants in the streets. in addition to the
faucets in the house, and it was law
that the hydrants, to which we had keys,
should be used only before seven o'clock
in the morning. After that hour, if
water was needed in front of the house,
it had to be brought from the kitchen.
But l had just returned to the city and
knew nothing of the law, and neither did
my servants. SO one day, when the
walk had been dirted by load of coal,
my kitchen-maid took the KEY, unlocked
the hydrant, and washed the walk.
Some one who had a grudge against me
must have informed the water police, for
what was my surprise, the next day, to
receive a bill for a goodly sum, as a fine
for unlawfully using Croton water |
was willing to pay the fine if the law re
quired it, but ! didn't understand it.
Failing to make any impression on the
man who had called. or to induce him to
give me any information, | went down
to the CITY Hall. to see the Commissioner
or whoever was in authority felt as
important, Us walked in there to plead
my cause, as If had been Portia in the
Merchant of Venice ] said that circu-
lars, explaining the laws, ought TO be
sent to all who used the Croton, when
the yearly taxes were collected; The
gentleman clothed in the little brief
authority of abbrev;ating, peoples Gro
ton didn't seem to know much about the
matter, and said, in a sleepy and indef-
mite sort Of way, that, he believed some
circulars Of that character had been
printed once, several years ago, but he
really couldn't say what had become Of
them paid the fine, and big one it
was, but had my say about it. ! was
never fined again, and | never heard
that anyone else was The only person
who felt badly was poor Kate, who cried
because she had got me fined"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-04
The Lovable Woman.

The man who meets and loves the
woman of twenty-five is truly fortunate,
and she is equally fortunate in meeting
and loving him, says writer in a femi.
nine journal At that age she seldom
deceives herself and is seldom deceived.
She may not have, she is not likely to
have then, her first sentimental eXpe
rience; but such experience at such an
age is more than sentimental, and rarely
ever fleeing She looks back at the
youths she imagined she was enamored
of between sixteen and eighteen, or even
twenty-five, and they are worse than
Indifferent or repelent 10 her-they are
ridiculous; and in some sort she, As she
then was, is ridiculous to herself. She
cannot but think what she has escaped;
she cannot but be grateful to her destiny
that her sympathies and affections have
been reserved for a worthy object and a
higher end. AT twenty-five, if ever, a
a woman knows and estimates herself.
She is less liable to emotional or mental
mistakes; she is far surer Of her future,
because she feels that her fate is, to
certain extent, within her own hands.
Not only is she lovelicr and more love-
able, broader and stronger than she has
been, but her welded happiness and
powers of endurance are in a manner
guaranteed
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-04

A woman with shabby pair of shoes
can never be convinced that short dresses
are not vulgar
A MAN asked for admission to a
show for half price, as he had but one
eye. But the manager told him it
would take him twice as long to see
the show as it would anybody else,
and charged him double.
"YoUNG man." said stern old pro
fessor to student who had been
charged with kissing one of his daugh-
tiers, "Young man, don't get into that
habit. You'll find that kissing Is
like eating soup with fork" "How
80, sir?" asked the student. BE
cause" answered the stern old pro-
lessor, "you can't get enough Of it,"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-04

In struggling to make a dull-brained
boy understand what conscience is,
teacher finally asked: "What makes
you feel uncomfortable after you have
done wrongr' "Father's leather
strap" feelingly replied the boy.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-04

''OII," said the afflicted wife, weep
ing over his body, she said he would
take Off his flannels anyway, and, poor
man, he little thought how soon he
would go to that place where fiannels
are never needed"
, 1879-05-09
ASTRONOMICAL.

ANNuAL slEET!Nl or THE SOCIETY,"
Previous to tho annual meeting Of thu Chtcaro
Astronomical Society yesterday afternoon. Ia
nuom a8 TRIBUNE Building, the I3oarI ot Direct
urs raln1 together Allst transacted Gume buslness
uut1nportaut to the public. AZ tho regular
meeting the President, ]. Y. seanlnun, ucc,l-
pied tho chair, That gens'c,nan oponed
tin session bY stating Tint, owing to tha uncx-
pectcl resignation OF Prof. Colbert, who lad
occupied thu position of Superintendent Of Tie
Observatory a1nl Secretary of the suclrtY, and
I'll aecul,ut Ut Ais {h1r. ScatnMon's} ptrRuunl ln-
ties, no annual report lIad becu prepared. Tue
Chairman, Eps ihereupun uskel to 1liake verbal
report, whIca he did. AllulEnE 10 tile reslgna-
tion of pruf. Colbert. ho paid that gentluHl4n q
great compliment BY saytts that but Tor hitn
thu Observatory would not have bcen il as com.
plete conu!ll0n Ii 1t WIS. lie hau served the
EoclctT Tor uYtr tiyo ycars, ntld, 1H V!eW 0l thu
fact tlat Ills Services Tad been alHluat Gratul-
tous, tho Warlneat ttAnkp oI thu Society were
his, ailtl kal bpdn already expressed In series
of resolutions Whtel, hAd been plucrd upun the
records. Tie Chairman went on to state that
the financial eondisiol Ut thu socitty was not ~
| 1outshing a. It might be, lnl called attention
tu thu lact that q lifo membership cost only
500. THIS entitled meMtcr alnl ILLS family to
Whit the Observatory every ruesday lnta laufs.
| day evening, except during the vacation Of Tie
| unlVeHtty. II this were generally known.
| Dir. aca.umon thought the funds would SOON
t ba abundant euDugh to ALLOW the HoyietY
| tu employ stllreEA who would devote all their
| sueEglss 10 thu halll!pg up of thu institution.
, 1879-05-09

Tho marriage business continues tnabatel.
The ltrenso.rlesk Issued Gftucu permits ysstcr-
day.
Commissioner Fitzgcra!ds special committee
on Hospital investigation was to haye met yes
torday, but, owing 10 tho lata arrivals OF tho
members thereof, adjournment was bud subject
to ltle call OF tho Chair.
The Criminal Court und tbs County Court I'D
Journel yesterday afternoon At O'clock, In or
der tl!at Tue Judges might attolld tho 1udlctal
meeting for the nomination Vt Justices Of thu
re2ce, which meeting was held at 0ne Uf tle
couft-rooms at the ClLy-ilall.
The Committee on Public servlce met yestes.
day. md, alter deciding 10 request tlse Central
Committee Ut tlie local Republican party to
senu III a iist Of iudges fur the June judicial
election, adiourRe1 to Saturday AFTERNOON. Tho
Democratic Central Committee has alseady sent
an = hst VI nan1es.
In tho County Court yesterday Julta Propta-
ski was adjulged tnxane; Bertha llorenberg.
alleged tnsapr, continued one weck' Patrick
Walsh, alleged 1ossnr, c9ntiuuud oas week
temporarily cared fur by hsF husbaa4j nugh
, 1879-05-09

IN general. Lord Iinrris Expressed 4 desire to mr.
play between the English u1.l American teams,
th0ugh hn lid not purpose taking amy part IN
the sport
o. turf topics lord Ifarris had nothtng ot
tlg lcrns Of Paroles rccont yicurIes n, tlle Brit
ISL turf, ar thought lint the hitherto roor sue
cess of American horses IN Enulan,l was
IN great measure owln,. to The severe tralnlnE
TO wt,ici, tlley wero subjected while IL M Maae-
rliulatizel rumftttpp, }ciuE anxitlla to wltHcas
Edwin Dootil's rendition, Of Shpoek IN tho
"sferchant ns yenlce.' the Captain was very
particular in Ills inquiries regarding, American
sUlt,uwjnt a,rnriscl 10 learn that the rigid cot-
ycnttonalittcs of English society are but tiltlc
uhsrrvetl In this cnnntry. Lord Harris Will
leave for New York saturday. mud fro1n there
Will sail for Liverpool IN company with llc
t.rcltcr nufnbcr Ut lts team.
, 1879-05-09

The speaker concluded ,,y snytug that Prof.
lIouct, late oi Dudley Observatory. ALBANY,
had beuil nppointetl ns Superintendent III pi1'c
of l'rof. Cntbrrt, md Afr. q. II. y. Mixer siad
hecn. chosen Secretary.
Tie Treasurer auhmtttrd report wh!cl,
sl,osca balance III favor Of the Society Of
s74J.11.
Arssrs, h. Warren. II. q. Ranney, anu John
FORSYTH wpro ra-elccted Directors, md at tho
subsequent meeting Of tho Directory tho otlicurs
Of the Society for the ensuing year wers named
a. follows: prcsidgns. j. 7. Sca,nu,on; vlce'
Afixcr; md Treasurer, II. G. Rtnney.
Prof. Hough, previous to au}nurnmont, vas
introduced tu the gentlemen present.. III tile
esrs " o .IM n1 w,tnxsr ne la so'a ,n ny Wa 10 %
IN thu 0bacfVntnry, uni advocated tint Grenter
attention be paftl to nseteoroogy tlian had l,een
hcretofore. Mr. ". Il. Wells followed In \ brief
vnI.le Of tis work while connected with tic
Dudley Observatory.
, 1879-05-09

Thesuh.Treasury disbursements wcro $10,000.
Tho snio Ut re{unding certificates Mt tho Post
Ol11eo Yesterday amounted ~ $4,000, the larg-
est days sales yet.
Thurs was steady cal! for the certificates be-
tween 10 and at ic Treasury, und $2s}, 80 wore
passed over tllo counter.
Thrintrrnal revenue receipts were $9S, 783, Of
which sl6,.bs WAS on ACCOUNT of spirits, s6,306
tobacco. ssil bcrr, a'Nl sl.T1}5 licenses.
DR.. Rush has been selected by the Chicago
tiiatil!crs to 10 to Washington anl cndeaYor 10
get tho assessments On exported alcohol abol-
isted by Congress.
Tho alleged counterfeltors, George Wilson.
George llaekman. nllu Ntchard OfAc, had d
further hearing beforu Commissioner lioynu
Yesterday, aua altar be had heard the evidence
fur ttia prosecution, uni testimony as to The
good character Ut tho accuscIt o said ho would
gtYu .accIsiun thus morning. IN the meantime
the detendauts wers cacl, held In 81 ,00o ball.
, 1879-05-09

Brown, altcged Insane, continued ono week ;
Mnry RctntaHtl and l,uttantn Caaey, alleged III
sanc, discharged Tor want Of prosecution.
The Committee on.1'ub,ic Charities met ycs-
tcrilay u,nt scanned The proposals. mnsfc for Tho
furnishing Ut II months stpply Of general Rro~
cerfcs 10 illr Insane Asylum mud Poor llos,sc.
There werc tour bil.ces. tse inwest Of whom va
William Stewart, at,d to him the contract waa
awarded. The alnonnt of The contract Is about
$l,5M.
Thcrc II ns yes no Que occupying tho position
Of sIn1rnn At lilo County Hospital. The tn1n'
mttce having the institution Ia Charge have
olll:c, though several Of the Commissioners,
some oE them numbers of the Aforesaid Com
fntttee, arc Urging tho nppotntment of Mrs.
PrussIr, 4 Wunian wlln has served hs tusse at
tho institution since 1871.
, 1879-05-09
CHI. / u l3hIIa- lJBrook. Prov
ontAs. eago. troit. aeIpaia lyn. td:nes
1fonfhs,


Chicago. it Will DO seen, ia ahead in It's water
CONSUMPTION. rs In neveTythlng clse, though te!n.
perAnru fuks aFn not INCLINED to Give her credit
ior 1t. 1le secret OF 1t, however IT. very plaln.
is not that Chicagpana drink more water Or less
beer, but TINT ilur ucople arc moro lavish in
bathing, or mare careless IN thu matter Of t,rt,-
Ing OF the wntert,after us,5 It. II the figures
represent personal cleanliness, the far rcsIsicnts
Of pni!adelpla, Dr6oklSn, aud Provldcnee must
tcmnesahcc, Providence i1lust bo tie asylum vi
tlrunlsardr. But; whatever else they represent,
In Chicago they cert8lnly rtprosent a large
annl1al expenditure tint might bc
avoided, md INDICATE very clearly tllat with t,u
growth Of tho city Il VIII not lie long before the
present lake.tupucl will b. inadequate tu sup
plY thu city II her rpcoplc continue their cxsray.
agant 1lab(ta. Thu cost OF thu extravaganza 1t
IL almost ilnposslhe to compute, but from tllc
comparison above II Is reasonable to catmatc
that third ot tlic water used tu the city ia
actually wasted, and aince this Is a fact, Il ts
nlso fuir to conclude that third Ut thu fuel
burned and tllr labor employed iu pumping tue
WQtgr nru ufBQ WlAtcu,
, 1879-05-09

TIE C1TY-HALL.
Receipts from licenses yesterday amounted to
about 5000.
Aid. Lawlcr has bid atlicu to the Clty.I1alt.
G1u proposes 10 l!spcusc Democratic enthusiasm
on Ills own account hereafter.
Tic City Treasurer yesterday received s3,43s
from the Water Department, $G!s from tho Col
lcctor, at,d $03S from the Comptroller.
The Committee on stree.s aud Alleys, South
Division. Is called to ,ncc. Saturday morning,
and s.,c sumo Committee, Wost DIyisio., A1ou-
day evening.
GEORGE IT. sIcltuEh, a patto1man at the flar-
rfsun Street Htatto,,, resigned Yesterday, to 70
Into business. Capt. O'Dnnnc]l snys ot lin TINT
1t lbs RESIGNATION tli: Department loses an
cllleignt ai.i valuable officer.
n. j. Wsepu. Who has been supplying the con-
tractors for the Wcst3itlo Pumping Works With
coal. eOn,nlalas tint ho cantot Get his PM from
them, not even much as ar order ot, The city,
lie proposes to bring tic matter before ttc
Council at tts next meeting.
Rcuorl had IL Yesterday TINT John Forsythe
hul1 withdrawn tram llfs canutdacy:for Coup.
trolcr. which Is interpreted to moan. s!pcc to
wns 30 ctrtafn Ut being appointed. that la has
declined to- nccept the position. Coupled witt,
tlsc report Is one that Mark Ktnbnll Is to be tho
coming n,ap.
| l7le Alayor and some of tile members Of the
COMMITTEES un Lfctllscs Ind consultation yes
tertiay with reference to aool!shlng thu tax On
| puot-tab1es. What concuaIon was reached. II
aas. s - .,'n, o' ~, ~ ~ -. . n
III. p, "puu iS ~ ~ A..it .'it .o.uE, ~ t nun
etat,d no license Is beng collected, althunVh the
ordnance requires t"at III shou'a oe'
Building permits wore issucd Yesterday to A.
l:ocrcher to erect one-story br!ck dwelling ut
No. 9i4 1tiann street, to cost $2 1850: 10 Chnrlcs
q. Muller to .yscct q three :story stone.lront
dwelling At No. 400 LaSalu street, to cost
$4,eo0; to j. r. Reynolds to erect a thrce-stoFy
| stonr-tront dwelling at No. 4I8 LaSaiIc street.
to cost So, 800: ahd to E. Baumnn to Greet d
| st0uc-fr0nt tfth story over prcscnt but}1lngcor-
ner Of Randolph and LasaIIc, being Lot 8, Block
| 80, to cost $e5,DO0
rbc ncw c,unc,t !. vor, .1osv :, ro,t,rr dawn
To work. the AlIsrn,en. Il annears nrefsFrnr % ia
cont rtIta @ n a"tavtn,, IN Mn.o. T., ntta"n, ~
~ ~. 1,saosa ao IT, mh th"y op. ~ sa"toI
~, of In n,.fc.hnrps % arc crnward ritH
,,n.,ors io,,; ntt1n,;a', san,a ~ rh,un ~
~ the ,sr"a1nat tm'ort,n,c e" un,I ai,nnGh III
Gnmtters ers ,,nnriv rc"k ni;1 ,nti,''t "s has
~, n"" .l,a ill., n,"s ".M n,, ~ n,a Aae a.
80 usS HouG. .i ~ -satu. "oua MN W s.1 ~, ~
, 1879-05-09
E0IlMn DEAD.

Sptcids Ds9atch tn Faa 7rtbuae
FoHT WAYNE, tod., Mny 8.-A man named
Ricllarl 1'take, supposed TO be frot, this city,
was found dead oil onc Of the principal streets
of DlutEton ,hta morning. Tic cause of his
denth ID unknown, hut 1t Ii supposed that Bluko
Ind met With foul play. An inquest Is now in
prOgrgas.
, 1879-05-09

COTTON -nlDEK-1n Chicago ~ tho fremont 11uu1e
9n %sanesaaG ~ s .t r A. T. Go;!on q TarqSr
rhe coIenOpy WA pertotmca ny thu McV nF. ls1k.
nt " IN! ~ and ~ sety 9Ist thongh en}1ya,
sud !air. Ml.a n. r. iougtton aud ST. 4. q. Anicf.
pcrAOnAl fEan1g OF tho happy COUPLE and all Of
tl!t4 Clsy.
, 1879-05-09
HEAVY DAMAGES,

Hpfcsat II4udiCA 10 lhE 1f7oHhE.
ELd1N, ILL.,, s1aY a.-1'lle City of Etela paid
32,819.37 yesterday to George ". Reuw!ck to
app'v upon a Judgment received for damages
resulting from falling through holc Ill a de-.
fcesivo sidewalk tlye ycars since. The damages
allowed Wcro considered exclusive.
, 1879-05-09

snmpt1yo'a grave, BY taking Dr. tteEcea Unldct
Maolcal Discovery. A. cough remedy It IL nn
surpassed. Sold By druggtsts.
, 1879-05-09

A Warming!
Methods Of unpncped Grocers, who deceive their Customers
and deal out Poison to make all ilegitlmate profit,
baking
called }
" delivers fairly ,
toss dsn
rh .one language p.ope none,
purchaser nca,x
1rs x,n
planted
h,t
baking powd'" IT, market and sp.e, &
responsibility alun cheap 'tm r.u
highest medical authorities
adu's'ed
Ing uun
selling imitation baking powder dr.
Now u. ,b, MUS. stopped" Such Chicago agent
mpond ,
selling them worthless powder in bulk assuring them that
Powder. ''' -
eh,prs
doro
na
erepu
"oya 1spordu~a
cna
Those Royal Baking .e
moresha
that tho Royal Baking
willis anxious
injury bought and
against
IN
call by hnner
baking Rys"A
who has been imposed ha
For the further protection
.aaN'.''
publish business
hsEaa
r h2N.t+: - >n,,
Gent street. md th
and para up And rep"
1resed akoi al can Royal
1t had bean opened and a would *hoe an
deception
ngswnht anenl or1t
Mrs L. 9wsasnAt
that under circumstances %
msd that aa'@
tatt
manufacture and reputation "'
brand ppsi
ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY,
Dua
, 1879-05-09

nNElL-n Chicago. May 7, lH7I. It late residence.
20 reat,t John 0Ss!l nKsd 21 ytara, nstIvv IT iAo
Funeral by cars 70 Calvary Ceinetcry Saturday Nsy
~ The fSiends ot tho faulty Ase cotdstt{ lnYteu u
attend. -
, 1879-05-09

d.. D'uugcI, disc0serer Of the cInchoaa cuto fot
drnnkenneas, cures all cases. Room ~ Palmer
uuusu,
, 1879-05-09


'CrNDAY. At " A.: H., DIR. KDltLEtl WILL M.
- liver Ia tllg SINAI Tt%pe acc0na lecture ID reply
Tcxt.i'oak for tic Religion " Humanity.
'l'Hk sAtE oE TICKETS 70 TIE .KNTRKTAlN.
Asy'Hm wlll hektn Monday It Aovlckerk bug otlce.
iI,IfENE Will, ,NE 4 MEETING or THE ApANs.
st property huldprA II nwstsyt 1a1l, corner MRslt
to get said street i"f l'oaluvafq 10 CtaFai Park.
TUE @Ikil,uSE @ y n; lit,ME M cLUn MET nS TIlul!sDAY
tho tretlsnt IN tho eIAtF very Kuu1 number PRES.
cnt anh ~ "eso quite enthusiastic III segAFt to tia
TUE ,TwEKTY.sKCt1SD ANNIVERSARY Or TIE
lsa!lr9a1 alsston VIII 10 seebeatc4 at tha chspeD:
oc!ck: Al aud wofkers Ii tAs nsatua
AF1 ilTltel 10 6e ptesent.
, 1879-05-09


4tluska, u.ui the PrUute llas 4ctcctel Suu Fran.
ciscu Tor l!ls homr III order that he p,ay DO near
ths part OF Ills cl,nrgc.
,r,, -. oa,,., .,,,,.,, t,.n.u., o.,,.,.+
.,a M.s9ni r"a.,!'.,, s Iem.e' 1ou.'@t!se a; o.
t.G saa.os". ., m.hoIoaeh i.aTul r patty neld au
evening, 3udge Fcsl tu The ctalr, nssl tsc cntiro
party, sonie thirty. present. Tue "Comlnittee
Oh Suggestions" brought In report pruposll.g
the folowtuE nnlncs as suitable ones to be prt,.
poscd tnr tic Judiciary before ll1n Convention.
4. Lylr Dckoy, Jancs Fulrh. ,tan1cs Lane Allen,
FIruial, Church, A. J. 0royer, J. Lea1ntng. Il.
e: Christian, W.. K. McAllister. j. q. lso.urs,
W. II. Barnnm, +. 4. Moran, Julius Koscnthal,
Frederick Clllnax, Henry B0uth. un1 Tor Judge
Of lhs Bupurinr Court Ut such an eeettun IL
teld| 4. 1t. MOore, lleury q. Miller, alni j. ",
Buell.. 1t was then decided tn i.ud lllu Con.
1eutnn In Greenchaums flull Tomorrow cycn.
ing at 8 l.. III. The Co1nmIstco tlleu adjourned
until Tuesday evening.
t;on. shcrdan !. ,al,ur acttva nta.,,ss viii,
nj Im', for." ~ liz ,,1,wna ~ 1onr"a. n" H..
va,srs @ Vic ~ rnntiwIs ~ ,.a,r ~ tnt i'm 1ni"n
,r.rritn," liz hn. ,aca,vr,f ~ .si+,a, +",nrta n
-. ~, - t, @ yant @ ,,s ~, ~ r., S,,a.Ii IT,. ~ ~
}..,uS ,onorai nrtors - oTuas III. yNiIn n,"n "n
.si,h'. ,.asus ,vs., ,' ~ ~. stif ~ ~. h,',
"no n1 a5 ~ ..u
itr;, f,"', tt,ne -, Tn,t Io,vnn.s,,th Eans.s
s. ,onnd ~ ~ ,nnns a,,i ,,is'e ..,s,
,oc..H u .o' a. ~ & ~ t"u sdp s,~ps WI" @ .v" .,.'
an'rs " 'n ~ ~ Twe"is..on imfar,,y nr'sr'
@ sateiy e1oe 10 tc N tnsn H. n!,tnrr gy .eh' hry @
, 1879-05-09

sltc In tl1c yirlnity OF Ohiu 8trcct and Western
avenue, Conrilrrctl IN.
'lle sats,e Committee ruportcd TINT Il had pro-
twsala for the salu Of 4 sltc ut ihc cor.,Gr of
Ohto N,,tt State streets, hi. thv }rIcc demanded
was cxyrbItat,t, u,,l they hui III, reco,ntnanda.
luna 10 make,
lnsus,tt,r Arnold suggested lint tho Commit
trt. mtiyerttsr for f11rttrr nrort,s.Is.
Insnrrtor ,iIotz eail tllu Eotpmlttec Ind
a)rc,p:y advertised tI,rce times, but the trouble
j,a benn That thv advertisements Ind bcrn 1T u
a1lull mftor,h,pn nancr, utnt no uue uyur saw
them. il any uoru advertising was done, ho
hopy1 TIM Co>nn,ltce wuuili b. a,iowrd to nd.
yrrttsu il, SONS uf 1Ilr large Inprning ,mpcrs.
insnertor Arnold muycd tint Tic Co1mttcu
ADVERTISE II, s,lcll papers as Ii saw it, nu tle
u,ultor nruyaiicI,
'Ths Cunlnjt,uu nj German reported that the
total plIt.1brr VI u,ttIs IN tllc grammar schools
was a.ls3V. unI fn tic Utrh schoDls aa1. Ill.,
fe1rc,I.
Thu Suuefinteu,|cnt submitted a summary of
the attcntla,,co iur fIw srhnoI yrar to tic closu
ri ,hs ,v,st ,nn,,,h. w,.lsh sh,nych Ihr ,sh1i,,
pumGrr Of rldroI. enrolled to bc w'1bi. tne
ayrrnrn Iatiy mun,trrshIn III 7hi. Ihn nvnra"r
aniiv attnntianr', ii 1t liz. .r cont ri n,1r,ri-
nnre ii. and liz nu,ler of tnrtltnrssss 77.XSi.
rr ,,1ectInu of n i,rInt1na fnr liz, Wrniw nrt,
| Ayenuu SrhouI WIS ti,r,, uruccettd with. ,,uh
| scvrral 1alles wer.. nornlnateI i d,,zcn latn,s
wsTg iskcn witlm,t result. a,,d t!naiiS taa cisr.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-15
The PhYsicaI Paradox.

1t has been said that "the blood is the
source of Iife." 1t is as truly the source ot
disease and death. No lie, tnat is TO say, no
healthy tissue can be generated i:on impure
blood, no organ Of the body can normally per
form its functions when supplied with impure
blood. The fluid that should carry lie and
health 10 every part, carries only weakness
and disease. Blood is the source OF lie, onIy,
when It is pure. II it has become diseased, II
must be clcansed by proper medication, else
every pulsation of the human heart senuS 5,
wave of disease through the system. Ia
cleanse the blood of all impurities, use Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets the most ctfectual al
terativp, tonic and cathartic remedies yet as
covered. They are especially Efficient IN ScrCJ "
lOuS diSedseS.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-15

An Antidote which will cure every va
riety Of Ague, Fever and Ague, and ChlilS
and Fever, and leave no bad trace or disQr-
der in the system, has been dlscolereI oy
one Of Amel iCa's greatest Chemists Ihls
PRECIPITATION or principle is known 9y the
entirely free from minerals or other deleteri-
ous materials, it accOmplishes its work with
ont being in the least harmful to the system.
Entering the blood, it disinfects and elimi-
mates ali the poisonous miaSm or malaria,
and thus accomplishes sure cure.
j. q. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. 81 LOUIS