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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-05-02
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-05-02

Express train for Montreal, willleave Is,.us
Pond, ut s u. m. Mixed train for Quebec apS
Montreal will leave Island Pond ut 1889 a. NJ.
Mixed tor Richmond, will leave Coaticooks
at 1910 p. III.
Express trains for Lewiston will leave Port.
land ut 1-lO u. M, II ~ and 8 30 u. m.
Express trains tor Quebec, Montreal and thu
west, leave Portland at sop. M, Lewiston,
80 p. M, Gorham, g ID. A. and Island PoSa
ut 10 rs p, NJ.
Local tor Gorhaal, leaves Portland at 6 Ann,
and 5 20 p. m.
Mixed train for ISLAND Pond, will leave
GorhaIn at 30 d, IN
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-05-02
GOEN'G E.EST,

Express trains for Lewiston. Portland 10.
p. m, and Island Pond at 80 a. M
Express trains for Island Pond, will loayO
Montreal ut 10 p. III, and Sherbrooko Mt "a
p, IN.
Mixed train for Island Pond will leave Mon.
treal nj ]. IA. m, and Sherbrooko Mt : 05 ~ M
Mixed train for Coaticooke leaves Rich
lHond AT 10 Il, m, and ShcrbrookO at 10 ~
u. m.
Express trains for Portland will leave Lew.
iston at ] 10 and 10 10 n. M, 10 and 4 30 D. m.
Local Tor Portland and Lewiston leaves
GorhaIn at II. IN.
Mixed train for Portland leaves Gorham at
10 il "a. IN.
Mixed train for. Gorham will leave Island
Pond at II q. IN.
rains east oflsland Pond are run by Fort.
land time, and west by Montreal time.
). HICKSON,
General Managex.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-05-02
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Winter arrangem ents,
GOE.TG W.KSr.

Ga and after Monday the Tth OF October auS
until further notice trains will DO rAn as feI
lows
, 1879-01-07

apne sbd fever CD the willamette ~ there ia on
tho susaiehanna. Of eoursc ttiercis some Sick
character, but this Ia characteristic Of all newly
sett1oti States whero tho ground Il frat broken
up.. But our State ts ~ FREQ from apnrNdlc, or
epidemic, or endemic disease u any 10 the
Then "esst OF this Cascades thero ts 80 much
Wind ami ,uAt, and such antldcn changes OF tenn
pcfature, as to make tllphthcrta Awcep over the
land ns scoutGe." First, Will remark that
II telnperatnrc aro not half ~ frequent q hall
20 great n IN every State cast OF the Rocky
Mountains. That Ia tho fact. 1 speak frott,
personal experience. There Is eo1na wtntl and
hurricanes. carrying death and destruction in
thetr track. We arc tree from those "vis1ta-
Of wind and dust breeding diphsbrriat fear
III, "M;m = not M %caisa e1pets! Ths!e has been
waa no more fatal there than It hut been In
Ohio, and most OF the fatality I think could
easily bo attributed to the fault Of people Ia not
sendlog Tor physician until tho vtrna had
piries who, Ia all new countries, usurp tho name
B1t Tie most unktnd cut Of all Is conveyed in
tho hint that we DO not nnr thoac Who labor III
IL, " at Corvallis, with 1.500 inhabitants, tl,rre
arc fvu churches. Not one Of Tho ministers gets
thousand dollars ycnr salary, and thus men
OF CULTURE antl refinement arc called on, IL npy
be, to haul nrd hew thoEr own firewood in order
to eke ont a. 'scanty sub,tstcnce. !. It is
positive cruelty to seek to induce men Of culture
to come out here" But Is this sol denr The
conclusion. We have no drspetic preachers in
Oregon. Nc don't want any Of thai kIul 70
blo# this Gospel horn for us. We com pei thofa
to haul and saw their own fircwood, and thus
our religious bodies nre sarcd the ANIMAL ex-
peusc Of sending scores Of broken down clergy
men to Europe to recruit their shattered frames.
An ounec Of prevention Is wortl, a pouni of
cure. Let Eastern CHURCHES profit by our
cxnmplc.
hopcr no falr-mindcd man will condemn rs
because town Of 1,!0O people in Oregon "witt
live churches ~ fails to pay The psators over
S1,00U each. Arc there not towns in tho Eaat
equally wicked Besides, the preaching NAV
have been Of an inferior qunlity. 'Why tlocs not
your correspondent. tell iis gor1ctl,inT on TINT
puint Because, We oplue, be never SAN The in
sitle OF church at Corvallis, lle writes like
q man who has en1oyed yerY few OF the benefits
OF the Gospel.
Of Oregon and Washiuctot, ia cu.1abIc and
healthy; the soil marye)ousbY fertile. and thc
pcuptt are the reverse OF "narrow.tnint1c and
f9nornnt.n.' We have no tornadoea Il, summer,
no such terrible winters as wo arp now euaurIax
, 1879-01-07
csaie. who more frequently captured whisky
than The manufacturer. that tho disttery men

cials. who more frequently captured whisky
than The manufacturer. that the disttlfery men
had erased 10 exercise any vigilance.
OF the three tlcspern,toea concerned In shoot
ing young Cooper, two have been captured, and
arc awaiting trial. Amartne, thc lender, waa 4
nntetl bush1hnrker during TIM War. He PROM
fscs TO make It EerY lively for those who helped
arrest him /: hi gets cut.
Adam WtIaon. the man who IL said 10 have
Hired the fatal shot at Cooper. WIS recently sur-
rrise1 mil brought IN hy Dr. r. F. Doneason.
was reward of stu Tho Doctor aa5s "a yet
hn has only ohtafnch *t00, while his cxpcpscs
working MP the ease, travel, etc. has been &2tN.
JIG remarked with considerable tmphdsis that he
Ind no further arrests II make, but wn,llh aban-
don t!,c field 10 tho United Stntcs Marsl,ats.
Have tho Aiarsllasa ncoopctl In mont Of The
monnshncrs and broken up the businessf"
asked Of preacher whom l found trsv.
f e., sSs":'ss' az" !" 'es .ss S"nss s.ssns q
Opening lar9e man and pointing to the lower
purtion Of tho Allegheny Mountain system ex-
tending frum VtrKlntA to Alabama, tlo said:
tlon 40 miles long and 2dO broad, almost 1e.,i-
tute Ut railroads. md whnsc WAGON ruals Arc Of
tho most primitive character. These mount
n!teers fni t1lat the ertraei OF corr, and pcacl,
native state. Besides, tilu hume consumption OF
the fluids il surprising" adding with twEnk1o
In hts ayr, 'Thts mountain den Is immensely
sHess1f bess, 10 tnS s5 '"f t'' market is 80
Yonr correspondent thinks ho knows this Is
50.
"Thess dfetillertes are usually small affairs,
but then there aru hundreds and hundreds OF
thcm.-in fact, ono iu nearly every gulch. with u
stren'n big enough to turn an Ovrrslios wheel.
Why, one place went 10 preach, after Sunday:
school at'a heforc service. Tho Sunday. sciout
superintendent ard seven Of tho big buys went
out ami took drink VI whi*ky,-1 suppose IL
braco themselves np for MY scrmun, |, Of
coursc, am we'll acauaIntc,l with many nf tlicso
whisky ment hut could not think Ut Informing
IN them, for by 10 doing would loosa my In
ftucncc with them, and at the sumo time cndan.
ger my life.
"Tiiey are hospttable, and cntcrtnin nc we'll;
pursue my own buslucss, atl take 10 adran-
taRo III theirs.
"Thcsc pcople engaged in the whisky traffic
have the sympathy and corporation Of those
wto asn nut directly connected with them.
"As for few Alnrshals an1l revenue officers
breaking up the business, It would take Gen.
Sherman and hls entirc army 10 do It."
, 1879-01-07

" 54Hcx1lH ttiI9.J 7EdfE<tafN{.
Experiments with ERy pttan corn Aaye proyca
akual!y eugcessfu! tn various pa1ts uf tie Sun
sou, Ut Ileallsburg, reports that hu has Just
harvested eighty bushels 10 the acrs from al
Egyptian coF,ttcll. liz plants sixteen 10 eixtl-
!csn inehcs apart, not over two grains IN the
hill. Ile gets three to Liz good haal. which he
curea Oh tho ground bcforu putting away VI
treshug. Ns pIsnted iu this mlddlu of MAY.
Ihr yie!d Of Egyptian cusn Is usually double
that Ut lnIian corn, Wills thu meal u saI4 to
make delicious bread, which u xeucra1iy PIE.
feEred BY those who Aavv eaten It u that made
from Inalan eofulneal. ThG wh1ts variety u
preferred lor table use. We arc Inclined to be-
ltcrs that Egyptian corn will soon become
popular x1aIR in Han joaquin Valley.
, 1879-01-07
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Bottled ut Last,
To the Editor Of 7hs Tribune.

CHICAGO, Jan. G.-Conferenccs, PresbYteries,
General Assemblies, Houses OF Btshopa, aud
Popcs arc very good things In their way; but,
for tho suppression Of ttFcsY, commend me- to
Iauttorl One of tlcse useful men nlny hold
tho secret Of combination lock and win fa.no
by dtvuleing It, while nnother holds more tu,-
po:tant truth and tnay pass into oblivion un-
heratlcd, liusunEl
For instance, hers has been the whoo orcanl.
zntIon Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church moro
or less disturbed by the hercsy Ut Dr.. Thomas.
II was such triumph OF evil over good to sec
him, day nftcr day. confronted BY packed nouscs
OF auzions hearers, whffo orthodox pulplts
overlooked staring rows Of empty benches,
10 cure thia evil, tho Church authorities hQyo
taxed their ingenuity TO tho utmost, and to MT
elect, excerpt that IL Increasing ttle grievance; !;
and, now, after the reeent and total iullure ot
tho Rock River Conference, tones u diminu.lye
Engilshinap, with tho proTcr1lai pluck Of his
nation, th1ott'es the far.futnru preacher, and
bottles him up almost o. securely as John nup-
yum was bottled BY tho English nation.
nEtanttur, aud It being his business 10 obtain
the announcements fur cact, weeks service and
hand tucn Ia for tic Sunday puPcrs, the small
mat concludes TINT hits too cold to 70 hout! ~
On TINT particular daY, when this serytco il 10
be pcrtorInCdl On sunday morning church.
goers lcok over their morning paper. ind no an-
ei.nwt,a-a antl thc rnnn1ar r-as,,or all. J.. ~
cmnev henthrs t.s, ill., ~. or,Hn.1.,r hra.h,r,.} "
nt i,st snni1av "vsn1 fh1s nrset f,,nost,na.
III ',t,rn - nav 1,a y ~ ,rannirS XII ~, ssoy
i.ss upoa IN" p'4" VI eueeA'es '"o 1pFeao Oh
I'm nSct.,- hal ,po,,~o, , .,,.o,., .., IT,.
tho rscnSnw omi ~ at. .os
:lhe anno,.rcmants wrrc dm,v ,ns,,e =" ,.s"s,.
Inn ,gnn rInr.1.,s viii, ,rann1irnt 10y l.s
.fSiohinr sv n.}. n..t s,n1a;t aaa suGa
hc1sn ~ n9 ~ M r"n..or ve.een e1 tao pSopo
a,n,iforinn ,insnd nv; I'LL ~, ,ha W ,m,n. . a"o
schnni r1sntn ftfnT ~ Int "1 N. IN ,r", ~,
H"fore ~ IN 1 n.ha-s n.rt,.a .x.., .,, 80,
.rnsiis r,nca a9 .tnnJi,r.s'a,,, s.3 ~, a.,a
1,,o ion.snr ho a ;n,n. ~ ~, WIZ i" aho
u, oati! tae neoosc came Ia . steady stream to
sho avsst,. .tons - sH.tt eMs % tne way Hp
s,.r,aa ~ ,st "y'MnE aknss tne na!t-
Sa ~ atu ~ mo eu Eot to
, 1879-01-07
DR.. Earle and tho AhoeusA kuFy.
To ths Editor a Tia Tribune,

To fhs Editor ~ Ihs Tribune.
UNloN BTocK.YAnDs, Jan. IA letter pub-
llshed in your paper mud addressed to Dr.
D'Ungcr. tho dlscoyerer Ut tho '.cuclsona rt,rc
for drankcnuess." says that Dr. Earlc, uf the
Washin9tonian llome, called III. D'Ungcr u
"bllocniaker,n NJ though It wcrp q tlts.
Erace to lclong to that class Of WORK.
uist. Now, a. shoemaker, haro
been reader Ut DR., D'Unger's letters 10 your
valuable paper. believe him to bc man Of
too much good sct,sc to be astap,csl 10 ackuowl-
cdRe that he Was o shoemaker II hp really Wa
one- This ia not my opinion, however, OF Dr.
Charles Warrington Earle. Wp shuu-
makers read i littIu sometimes. und
We ponder over what wo ,lu read;
and then Ma conclude a. 10 tbs merit Of what
has bceu read, aud one of the things wll,cn
1nany of lis arc well read III IL human character.
Applying our knowledge. then. a. tu What Dr.
f. inertia ure, VIZ are foscs1 10 estimate hin,
as tila,a Of pride ~ we'll a. Of lncdlocrity in
!nedteal sclctlce,-one bchtaa tue stines
III tno tteatmcht VI dsunkcuness;
and 1or tl!s eeason that he tloaes
hls patleuts fn tho iioule (or Kets the bteward
u 10 II III hls abscnce) with hylra1e ol rhloraI,
medicine no1o Than two years ago excepted
from the NritIeh and American pAastuacoppias
t5ee paKu 1881 united ktxtes Dlspcnaaiory, Ed.
tlonof ls10} aud pronounced unofficial, that ID,
not TteuYa ze sac<ssuru or proper III ths trsas.
tAk.4f " anu dtsta4e. but here IL challenge;
There - sn0elnaker In this city who all Mert
Dt. Earle III Farwell Hall at Rny tIne ha n4y
name aud "wax u h[In un medical VI any other
bsanch OF scaenee. VIII he accept
Pro AWAY
, 1879-01-07

There Il no nonsense about The honest Dead
WoodAls. Ihu snost vigorous Naltzer 1t Z
dance there last week excused hiulscli at half
past II because be had stzge-coaeh " rob 1t
Il
, 1879-01-07

II gals the proud spirit OF = man 70 ltaul
shlyrs.ag lu the cold xiutsr-bl2sts, AnI tee 3
Aver<niorcd pup ts0t by tn 40 ulstsr, wbeu hs
can't ralse money 10 buy = second hand army
0yGEcoaL
, 1879-01-07
THE WEST.
Winter Amusements at Colorado
Springs.
How They Utilized the Unitarian
Church Chapel.

ChuTch Chapel.
~
Defense Of Oregon by One Of the
1vo,,.ro,t.
"c"eHo"'S'
--
1,.f,n nrt,irno ~
s..,,, rar.t.s,.,.,.a.s - - 1as r,t,
,en.,," D,"' 1n nn.,s,s' ~, ~" =, o"n.
eoLonApo sPktsas' eo'.' Dec. a:-For somo
the medical profession and by tho laitv a. ona OF
lie hest ntarcs mt on,y IN ,be r1ntt.1 atntr,
,,,t T., H. ,vo-I, ~. H.. ,,.u - 49," e' ~.
wv ~ M T., "os' ~, '"e tuse o. pa'monaty oe.
Cases th'thee mock pat'ents from all Earts OF
North and South America. Eminent En0iIsh
phystcians ecntthcIr cousampt{yc md aat}1uatIc
nateuts ncross tho Atlantic u, the lrnoa ,,ls,n.
or hicll m,u,,utoo regions Of .bis M nev .ap.nr,. %
Wu. 1as'c''.o,' "so nfs' sa"eu 70 tao curatge
rurcrtscs OF tho nit antl climate Of Colorado bv
The fAct that inyal!de crossing tic raius and go-
I'm goI,i ,srsr wc.e IN ",rno., 80. y.
s.'o 4g,0 ' va "'nost evets
easo maoe strong ansi wen. iacse adventures
went slowly With their pack trains, ttu journey
from tho Msssstppt scouflur months. Day by
aY thcv slnwlv to,lrf, m. living oll thn INNS n
~ o,., .tr ,o,.,aat, a.,.,a.s rs...,s., 'e Az
~" ~. opsu a.. sonst's .Aask pussea' e1el'
t'ons anu 80 9raduatl7 accussoninQ themselves
70 thc ccvasion of the great plains Of the State,
Few tnYaltlls who Ind Tho courage to uttetnpt
this mode OF travel were ltsanpointcd in thrtr
search for health. And lew world be tlssn.
pointed to-day IL tlley woulti buk atDnt the
nane mode. But the palace car, with Its conl-
forts ana lu1urles, proves too Ereat t.mnia.
ttol,, aud e:se und present coinfort are often
bought nj the cost OF f,lturo pcrn,anent bcouit.
lIut II Is not to tho Invalid alone that tt,o
c|oudlcas sks, tho perpetual kunthine, and The
wo1iderlu!y luyiRosa,inK aud etimulatinr nir
hayo prnvol attractlye. These, coupled witt,
the eyer-varied beautY and grapdcur OF the
Rocky Mountain scenery, hare drawn here, yesf
by year, snauJ sun,mer-tourists antl pleasure
seekcra. The u,ltnber OF this rlass of vislIors
has been steadily Increasing during the past
five years. This summer tno hotels and hnnrl.
ing-touscs If our pretty town. univ sfr fnitrs
from tlu foot Of tiku,s Punk. and tho nciVhbor
nu ytllaVu OF atatntuu, at its yery t,nse' weTo
jIica to their Utmost capscitY viii TIM, rho
sought pleasure, rccrcat.on, or health amid
new yrenes, Very many of yot1r rpa,Irrx h.va
carried tavk 10 their Eaatcr,i homer nIrnsutt
nIc,,lorics OF bright days spsnt herc nnd
amongst the natural ATTRACTIONS Of Monumcnt
, 1879-01-07

believe him to be insane; also because his In
san!ty has been hereditary Tor tro ntars; and,
furthermore, because any clerk HhU emoke.
nvc-ceat clsnrs excessively and iueo.aant1y will
beco1no ''hard up,r arc liable to become thtevca,
and tlltnvea sometimes 20 to jal when they
don't 20 to Europe. When thieves become In
sane they sometimes cut their own throats.
1icra "a cur Fidelity Bank book that Dialkle
And here Jet dcpositor risu up and motion
pOsitofs}:
WnEnEAs,. II ANY more al the clerks In tho
FidelttJ Bank ate addicted to tho use Of tobacco,
let them be bounced at once,
It Is bad enough to be awInttled ont Of money
yon haYa honestly earned, without having more
stolen by thieves, who then 70 tntD court, nti,
Instead nj placing the cnusc Of the crime where
1t be'ongs,-upon thu pure cusecdness ot their
own Inherent nature as handed down to them
from old Alam,-ther plead tho excessive uae
Of miserable fivc-ccnt cigar M tho CAUSE of
their ahoEteouatAgs. pErosiToR No. 1910
, 1879-01-07


stolen by thieves, who then 70 tntn court, aNi,
Instead NJ placing tho cnusc Of the crime where
II beiongs,-up0n tho pure c1tsscdneas of their
own Inherent nature ns handed down to then,
from old Alan,.-ther plead tho excessive uae
o. miserable fivc-ccnt cigar M tho carse Of
their ahoEteontAgs. pErosiToR No. 1910.
Sunday Theatres.
- tAs Editor a TAs 7fiSuas.
CHICAGO. Jan. 0.-THn THIBUNE Of Sunday.
9th Inst, presents for discussion the question Of
Sunday observance By theatres and theatre
gocrs, ami calls attention to the fact that ain
Cincinnati. st: Louis, and generally In The larger
cities Ut tho South and West, dramatic perform
allccs hare become recognized feature OF sutl-
DAY recrcaton.' Anu in au extract from tile
Dramatic tstict tho Views Of theatre manager
arc given upon the subjpct In: tho following
language: ~ am opposed to Sunday perform
atlcts, NOT because there Is anything wrung in
tl!um but for tho rcason that the ptAys pre-
sent aprcal to tho better c'sss Of society, and
give way to thelr prci,tdices.''
Ms. Pu!mcr here defines Ills position II being
A concession to tho "prcjuutcGs " OF the better
ciass, though With sor,e Inconsistency he adds:
~ think the theatrical business ts better from
sevcn.n
Should Il not occur to Mr. Palmer a. 1Ittc
strange that tho party In the wronx-tl,otc WHO
do i1ot attend Sunday theatres on account OF
t"s s. 49,, I - ~, nanpen ~ on Tug uet-
ass e'ass a.u tat tMe paEty ID INC IlRntItnosc
shn,d Mnv dG as1cna hasane h' "a sasn
sanutu .iappea 10 oe'onE - the woEse e!asst
INNS: ah1nh tnete atc e!onnus mncn nctter than
pse5uu~Gs % SUPPORT INC attitnao ol ne former
ciaes, au tnat tlefe gre feasohs apaft lrufl! all
Gaulcn uoRmas: winch ehonia 1orod such Sun
~ .' ~ ~ ionG a. tne present eonhsi-
"tt9n !1inno " soS1e'y st tsnaatns unchaneca.
s,.in Wills II lug sostlaet u maIeta not Mhcthef
Sun"aSt l,..n " taonaay. OF nasa1aay, oe .ne day
snossuf 50 !anB az some uay 10 set apart and
t1eneray 1a. oosesscus nnd ~n'i9 u y ts1s, a'so,
lnat ai'} ploctiGh. WHICH y intllascatty rtRht ur
MlonH, ID equaly ~ oa a! uase " the week,
anu 6G,,a. uo psaGsiscs h a1o ntnas,ca'y worse Or
oettef loF pelnc done upon the Sabbath,
ye.' 0eheve inc highest eol,sucratlolis
als i"r nnsahR one oay o! tno week
saeTca 20 nlehef lungs than tue cares a'd
iollles o. t!o worid, and tnat that az. rather
san st taphpsoS,i,ataR pr 70 ts iikeness Of tue fcst
shoala be removed as lar aa possible from them
1hefe u IN appropriate limo for all things.
A. the scripture nas Il: TO everything there
y Y. scasoo, anu tllno 70 efefg purpose Under
Aeasea: .,a a time 70 weep anu time to laugh;
tMnu :t ~ hou1n Aau t,ulc W oance'
churches; tltp6 fQt business, Tina fDr
, 1879-01-07
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND A0UE cured for tfty cents. Tlereh
remedial eFaut In thus world that vii cuf8 FryeF
md ARuu, and I'll oshef Ma.n1lous, nliious kcaTIct
TTpho!d. Ycticw. and other Ffys s!t,e1 ~ !adwMAs
PILLS.. quickly n IAUWAf'S READY, kkLlE1.
Fifty cents pet bottle.
, 1879-01-07

lnallc .io mentlon VI 1t, 1t Ia true, IN the pre-
ccd'nK pu4ts. u, tue principle that tue best
WING should By loft for tue last. All tho salc,
huweycr, tue Egtuont Hotel has uo superior III
sou: city or In my other save tn the matter U,
Alzc. 1t tlucs nut rank With the Palmer House
III massive pr0poFtiuns, but Will guarantee ftA
equal, Il not superior excellence, iu sll else. l
in1ist freely nascrt that there Il huusu like II
IN the huuth. a,u but tsw in the North. It u q
New house, ansl constructed tn the most substan.
tial and cohyenEeht 1naEnrr. thu root,a are aIl
OF good s!ze, airy, and overlook clthcr the rtscr
and aouh1, or ti.s utnes mud palmettos and thu
Ocean TX yund. thu furniture, carpets, etc., Ars
hcw aid were maus foE ttlc house. tins, hot
al!4 co'a water, und baths afe on every !Ioor,
at1d cuisine. A now billiard hai
has been uE.ctcd iu tho Aower-zurdeu, anI q
howllng-a! alley anl tsnnls.gsuund III the orange
The.e are Low of thu esstuta! requirements OF
a good Lo,ct whIrh aru fou,4d in tue Egu,unt,
nad u ull tue werks have been here haYo yct
10 t'ud travrler srun the Surtt or south VIM
las not expressed tAG liust pie ased surprise anl
1hc most uutspoken admiration Ut the 6otc! aud
III working mcihuls, or yather thu results
thereof ~ seen !n tue otilcc, tho parl9rs. the
the herycr. aud when tell }our fcaders who
1t H. ucsl2ning all tuis xil4 working uut It's d.
sign =, successfully, they will not b. ustonlstle
for Ehicsgo haa the merit " believing that my
Of tier citizens properly tn her business xays
aud !inbucd wlth hcs pluck sud enter.
prise eau compel eueecss from any uudcrtaxiug
they a>sulue. And tnls is true Ut Mt. b. II.
Skinner, the manager Vi tilr Eymunt, ~. OLD
ChtssEaap. who brings 10 bear The expetteurc ot
quarter of = ccptuTy In The hotel business In
your vtY, Very Many Of -FOUR renders viii r..
METROPOLITAN aud Ut tbs Briggs House aud
uther inns Of famous resor, IN Chicago, mud
Later sill lfoD lia rouuecstou with tbs rulmer
liouse. M better nutel nao lives, arl side by
SIDE <h his hpe experience u thlt Of hts wlfc,
Thuse handxuFk il seru Impressed Iu the ex-
Anlslte AeakArsa, ta4te, order, uul dis
ripllua which pervades tts uotnestlc evun-
guy. Axvlux charge uI the ott1cu II
Ar. i. r.. ektuner, tacir sou, well
khoua in hotel circles Gom 81. Loul. to New
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-12-06

We note the recent election 10 the Pro
hs,sut Episcopal bishopric Of Louisiana of tho
Rev J n, Gallaber, d. ID, Uh- snccreds the
late Bishop Wilmer The life 81 thc new epis.
copal ircun bent has been an irtercs'.nc oEe.
Bonn In Mason county, Ky, ia February 1882
be eptUed The University OF Virginia ia 70
aud two years later. bryan a legal course as
TLihodcauX, la When the war be1an be en-
tered the Confederate rauks as private aUa
was afterwards appointed aid-de-cemp on
Breckenridge staff, with the fark Of l.out
CooHel. After hosiilitics ceased Mr. Gallahef
practiced law ia Louisville, Ky, and fu' =
quently entered the General Theological SGni-
nary for a course Of studies he was ordai0od
deacon 10 jane, 'GS nt Christ Church Louis
willie and became associate Rector there with
the Rev DR.. C,aik. In 60 he assumed charge
of TduiIy Church, New Orleans; ia ~ wss
called to tie Memorial Church. Baltimore. and
in September 1873 became Rector of ZION
Church, in New York City. Oar distinguished
namesake would seem to have been as valiant
a soldier IN the Chuichly ranks rs BE- proved
whilst fighting under the banners Of Los;
Cause" -..s