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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23

Theological Students reason That II there be
counterfeit money, there must be genuine; so,
if there be infdels, there must also be chris
will not the same rule apply to "put up
medicines? Do not the cheap and worthless
nostrums prove that that there are genuine
and meritorious ''put up" medicines? The
great popularity of DR.. P!crce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery has resulted in the manufacture
of many shoddy Alternative and tonic remedies,
but one after another tt csc have disappeared,
the proprietors having found that no matter
how loud they advertise, success depends up
on merit. In South America, as we'll as in
this country, the Discovery is the standard
remedy for all scrofulous and eruptive diseas-
es. It acts promptly on the stomach, liver,
and blood, toniug up, regulating, and purify
cough or cold in half the time required by
any other remedy
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23

$1,000 S~AS Va ~'~N~ $1,000
heroism increased her self AMUSEMENT and
her love and admiration for that uncon-
scious gentleman.
His fathers death gave him double
work, but Re did not spare himself. He
snatched food, rest, sleep. when and how
he could, until the epidemic died out
almost: then as the last case was in fair
way of recovery he siclzened.
Miss Bellue induced her father to have
Mat conveyed from his lodgings to the
rectory, and there the devoted girl min
isterad to his comfort assiduously, and
her faithful care was rewarded by his
ultimate recovery.
Meet we tell of mutual explanations
and promises when Mat learned to whom
he probably owed his life through care
full nucsing2 Henceforth he devoted
himself to a career of usefulness rather
than to mere personal enjoyment, and
established q character that won universal
respect.
1t needs but to be added, that the
attachment of these young people was
crowned by joyous nuptiais, and peace
and happiness ever after adorned their
lives. ....~~' '.. -'~: / -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23
A DaII~eTOn1 T'OrDOr

Torpor or inactivity Of the kidneys is Sc.
rlously dangerous to those organs, since 1t
is the precedent Of diseases which destroy
their substance aud endanger life. This slug
gishness may be overcome by stimulatin Z
them, not excessively, but moderately, an
effect produced by Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters general inv gorant and alternative, pos
sessing diurctic properties of no common Or
der. The impetus W ich this admirable med
icine gives to their evacuatiye function
counteracts any tendency 20 congestion which
may exist in their tissues. Both they and
their associate organ, the bladder, are in
vigorated AS well as gently stimulated by
the Bittcrs, which exert kindred influence
upon the stomach, liver and bowels, and by
strengthening the system, enables it to with
stand malaral epidemeics, to which when
exposed it might otherwise succumb
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-01-23

She took heart, however, when at last he
began to talk little, although his con-
versatlOn amounted to nothing more than
a question now and then in reference to
some passing object. When, presently,
she asked him something about Fred, he
froze up again, and replied in the blind
EST, kind of way.
The young lady's tongue was loosened
however; and, since the lieutenant would
not talk, she kept UP a lively conversation
with the boy on the trent. seat,-evident-
~ her brother From what was id
Lieutenant Smith concluded that these
two were children of wealthy mill own
er named Mortimer, whom he himself
knew by reputation; that Fred was an
older brother; that lie himself was re.
cent graduate of West Point, and q par.
ticular fred Of Fred's and that Fred had
telegraphcd them to meet Mr.. Smith Ii. e
himselD at the afternoon train; and thai
he himselfG. e., Fred) could not come
down until the next day.
"Probably,' the lieutenant thought, 81
shall not have the pleasure of meeting
my friend Frederiek,-sinceI shall strike
tents early in the morning for a forced
march, - 7 -
Presently they stopped at the head OF
a lane, and BERTHE got out.
II am going down to the works, Elsie
said he. "I'll come up to tea when father
does" .J1.I f&T8f nc TG3L<s
Then they drove on agsin, and shortly
entered carriage. drive, through some
elegant grounds, hating in moment OF
two before fine country >house. Lieu.
tenant Smith got out, and assisted his
companion to the ground. He began tc
feel very much like an ordinary inposter,
and did not know what to do or say.
II must ask you to overlook my appar.
ent stupidity, Miss Mortimer" he finally
managed to blunder out, as be followed
her into the hall. II was up nearly all
last night, and I anu really quite i'll to-
day." E11N&595E-|t,
Her sympathy was up and in her eyes
at once.
, 1879-07-16
LAKE BLUFF.

The opening Of tho fourth annual meeting at
the Lake Bluff Sunday. .9choo! Assembly took
place at Lake Biufr yestcrlny evening, with by
no means larGo gathering, although quite a
number ca,ne from Chicago upon the seycrzl
trains through tho day, and rot few
during the evening. It was thought TINT
by to-day tho people would arrlve Ia suitl-
cient numbers to mnkc quito respectable
showing. Those who wero upon the grounds
yesterday remained as quiet As possible, on nc-
count OF the intense heat. for once appalling ut
Lake Bluff, which Ia noted for being M UNUSUAL
u cool resort. Tho number Of cottagers haYo
Increased considerably since tho close Of the
temperance meetlng two weeks ago. DR.. Nc
Chesney traded for q cottage the latter part Of
last week, md others ha7o made permanent III
vcstmcnts here, bcstdcs stElt others who havo be-
como Temporary residents by renting either COT
tagos or tents. There arc, however, plenty Of
rooms In the hotel for trans[ents, and the Asao-
ciatIon arc willing TO rent Mt reasonable prices.
They oil expect n crowd by Thuraday or Fnday.
TIE OPENING RxnRcIsEs
last evening were Of general nature, presided
over By tic Superintendent OF tho Assembly,
Dr.. John Williamson, who mndo short al
Association, aud spoke OF the results which lia,l
peon aeeo',p'''eeo 4Ae W. iomo"se y AtoA'
Matt'son, Dr. rattsn Of tho Wabash Avonne
Methodist Church. Dr.. Jutkins, md others, who
delivered brief addrcascs. The speaking was In
tcrsnersctl With singing BY Miss Arubclla Root,
Of Chicago, asalstcd bv the clloir. There ara
three organs upon tllo grounds, which aro far
nishod frco to the Association by Mason Il Iinn,-
lin, AMI tho probability Is that there will bo
plenty OF music II there Ia nothing clso.
The youthful representative Of tho podunk
Tindiealor, the W'nnctka 7nnndsrer, md sey-
nrH1 FNfjr0ni1 nNrj0HtrA3N. IA fhR
tending to monopollzo the "press Tent ~ for
the season, to tte exclusion Of tho regular re-
tortcrs Of thu daily papers, as has been the
, 1879-07-16

SeUtEH asu fcl0ttcA " tAe AAutS116 son4n''sNos
rjth mower Ia net.
Amort, ,t,t, con,,n,,,tca ttous VIVA enc from The
A'""nR n.e eon'u'u"'sAsn.e 10 onu "o.' Nv
manager Of s,m steamer. Ruby aaktnE that
landing n,,,l mimi, walk IN constructed et the
mr., ,hssst rnrncr IT ,nc. 1sto 1,ork A rcso1u.
lion MAS passed authorizing the pier eitu&te0 ~
thts ,1biut he flllc1 md tepatrcd,
'",I 'Wsn"nli nffnnal - r".cirt}on, ,uhtc,, wna
paaeea, hltectHs Ehe supeI.ntonaSnt " ptsa ~
WIN tne fopa!r mt c1tone'on OF 1no p'cf u ''''
cut In the cast park.
fu accordance Will, resolution introduced BY
TO buflh fence ttrty.thrro feet long: 70 rim
aolth thsrts-thrce feet TO the centre OF sixty;
seventh street. "aEo i interests Stony i:;"nst
Rycnne, md another tonca eighty. rods eaat OF
ttsa point before mentioned; also, to rcnnlf me
fence now standing on the north lItts ot Sixty
soycnth street, and between THOSE ponts
Tic Ql'cstlnn Of the Improvement Of Michigan
boulevard rae openea bT the Clerk rsMltng @ the
ordinance Of June ~. pastcd ny Tie Citr Coun-
ci1, empowering the Park Commissioners to take
such Stops as mar bc dcemtu neccasarE 70 I'M
proTc public streets leading to pubtic parks. -
lin. rRtoE lNTRopucED THE roLLow1Na:
l2tsoipfd, Th.t the board of Bouth park Commits
stonera do hcreby select and tokc in accoyLnnee
, 1879-07-16

TIE sub-Trcnsury disbursements yesterday
amounted to $a45,ooo.
Ono hundred barrels Of nlcobol we're exported
from this city yesterday.
Mr.. John Hit, Deputy Collector Of Customs,
who Is confined to his house With Illness, WIS
reported to be much better this morning.
Tile Intcrnal-reycn,,o receipts yesterday footed
mp SEQ B$4. OF this amount $2s, GIT was for tax
paid sDrits, 81, III for tobacco and cigars, md
81, 1B5 for beer.
In vIcw Of the conflicting opinions Of tho
courts upon the question 1s to when protests
mud nppcals should ba filed with tho Collector
Of Customs, the long established practice nt the
Department on the subject OF protests md ap-
recently been reatiigHcd, nnd hereafter cl.stona
officers Will administer The Inv upon the bnsfs Of
the former practice until decision Of thu
United States Supreme Court shall be bad upon
protests md nppcals tllcd at my timc prior to
tic expiration Of the ten md thirty tlays rcspcct
lively specified In the Revised Statutes are to be
regarded by customs officers rs complying with
the requirements al law ut tic time.
According to The ucw United States Jury law,
| a copy 0f which WAS received yesterday nt
SuEshal lIIllrup'a Office, the pay. OF Fedora!
| grand anu putIt iurors is 10 1a but 81
per das, inssena .to1 So as heretofore.
Tie Jurors will b. drawn from
NV QHLtCA lllHCEA u t7At HHl tHo NiAHl!lt
which Ia to tukc place In npen court, will bc pro
elllcd over b, tic Clerk Of tsle Court nnd Jury
Commissioner. According to tl.e new Inv, the
Commissioner sllnll be OF tiifrcrcut political
faith to the Clerk As both Of thp Jury Com.
m!ssoners-Iloyne anl pEou1foot-aro Re.
publican, md as tho Clerk Is a Republican. II
wulll secul to lu in order fur Rouebody, IN
i accos.lancc HtI, this beautiful niece Of Demo
crattc legislation, to Alier his yIewa 80 tu gei
on tte onc side Ut The fcncu while thu Clerk slit
| on The oii,er.' compromise would be the d O.
potntmcnt Ut M additional Jury Commissioner
md In th!s city Of candidates judge Drumsno1lf
is not likely to dau any troublu ia that ditec
| finn.
, 1879-07-16

Owing to the Intense heat Of yesterday,
things wero remarkably quiet around tho
Justice Courts. before Lustico Hammer, d
continuance Until July 81, at 2 p. H., was
granted In the case Of Constable Drokoskt.
charged with the retention Of gooda uu writ
Of replcvin.
Tic easo Of Ida Won Titlin. alias Ida Living
etone. whu was arrested Ill charges Ut larceny
mud larceny as balloc of over SD,500 frnm Frank
Upponhciul, Was called bcfure lustlce Ifudsun
Yesterday, the detcnsc having taken change Of
venue from Kaufmauu. BY request of the prosr-
% morsI,g u usioek. T6a ,ail % WIS Increased ia
10 $2,5O0, Mr.. lutc aCatn bccpInlnE security.
The Charge Of forgery petMtinE s,anst Oppcn-
leltn IN tbs Criminal Court WAS postponed until
Monday, and m attempt Is y bs niado to s'so
the lnan IA Witness agaIust the woman who Ia
sail to have received the greater part Of Ills
stcallngs.
Tint shooting carly one morning ID the Wcat
Twelfth Street District, which was uoticcd In
Yesterdays issue, te explained By Policeman H.
4 s;.Ss a' s Il ascy nv Vet os FWe ueask stt.ss
the moru!ng Of tho l4t!,, i's saw three men en-
ter an uilay Hoar tho corner Of Polk al,u May
streets. II9 followed and nverhaulcti one Of the
trio, younE tHan named William Toomcy,
placed under arrest. \ number Of Tooulcys
trtunds intcrfcred. a1.l 0i1cer scott, TO prevent
nny y[o1cure to himself, fired three shots Into
the ulr, aI4l whstlcd loudly, which brought i
trother-pDlcetnRn to Its asalftancc. Tommy
waa hnud 81 In tho Police Court tho noxt day
DEPUTY. Sheriff Il. +. Bathan, Of Allan,akee
County, Iowa. lett tnwu laat Gyentng for hIa
hume with Michael Burke, wantctl tleru fsr at,.
llscttng Child six months old. About two
!cAEs aGo Burke married girl at Lsssins,
la., who got u divorce from. him
later on the ground al cruelty. When the d.
| yurce WAS grlntcd It was n0t knoMu that
siu Was pregnant, but seven " eight
| months later sha euyo birth 10 nalu
chtld. On June 23d. Burke, having JsNrnsd oi
| tls chla's axistence. stole 1t fr1,tn her house
and brought It to Chiexgo. lie wsy nipped by
roleomcn Flanagan and Robert Jones, Sunday
uigllt, and hax been in tho cells at Eeutrat 6t2
tiou eTcr since. Last night upon tho arrival Of
the proper papers, tha olllver LETT for homo With
| his prisoner.
Tie pronlpsit.&de OF Policeman Jan,es BowleI
| yesterday prevented what would certainly have
bten murder. At new buqmg In process u
erection ut the northeast corner VI llsa
ste1 M.a Adams strccta, aNne hrlcAlaytri
| at work on the upper slorIcs either accidentally
Of purposely let . brick fall ,lntu tho 6ssealenl
| where soup plumbers wefe employed: 4
plumber II frequently Ia danger ot beinf
ulas'ned or killed iu Ills Ysnuer, aud Aichae
, 1879-07-16
A MAMMOTH VINEGAR FACTORY,

Among the myrlads who anrlng this hot and de-
bilttat1nK season daily refresh 4 fceble appet,te
and inviRorate langutd digestion by the vnred
bio vinegar forms tho principal part. few arc aware
that this excellent article and cullnary staple IL
mostly manufactured In Chicago Other vinegar
works exist to Ike sure, but tha most extensive es
In the United States is that Of Mtsdu
Il. L. Frusslng T. Co.. on Michigan arcnue, near
South Water atreet and ID ono Of tl1o very fcw, II
not the un'y one in fact. the production Of which
IL entirely FREQ from oil minera! acids and metallic
compounds OF every kind whatsoever. We nssurt
this upon high chemical authority. II has also
been repeatedly subjected to the still sovcrcr tests
of numerous fair committee palatcs, aud always
received the fr6t psizo.
, 1879-07-16


The inquest On t'iu body of James Leigh, who
was ahot by Officer John collins on Kansas
street few nlehts ago. Was held yesterday ut
the West Twelfth Street Station. THIS waa tho
second Investigation BY the Coroner, the frat
Jury selected having been discharged and new
ono chosen, The testimony formerly given WAS
road over, aud somo additional facts we're
elected from the witnesses. Some Of tho young
fellows who were in tie harn when the officer
entered owned 10 being mixed up In tho fight
Oliccr Collins Was sworn, and saia that he
found hyo or ak men In the barn. TtcY weru
noisy, und appeared to bo qu&srelng. Tie at
tempted to arrest soma OF :heH. md was az
saultcd by eoyepl OF lllt crowd. Ho did not
shoot At Leigh until atteg he had several ttmcs
called on him to stop.
Thomas Connots, one OF the party, swore that
tl!ey were masking no noso, and that ho did not
see anY oue strike Collins. A boy named
Nronn was arrested 10 the same barn one morn
Ing.
LIEUT.. nRLL,
OF Hinmnn Street Station, tcsti1ed IN regard to
the Instructions given officer Collins. lie was
not to Use Ills revolver except tn defense Of his
own life, or for arrest Of desperate crlminals ho
was good, sober, Intelligent ofllcsr; witness
went to tic barn and searched It; didn't 1nd
anything but broken bottle; Collins lost his
club and hat; several officers were assaulted on
that beat Just prior to this; weot to Dqnn'a on
tho night In questEon and askod hir. Dunn for
information; Dunn asked what hustuess he had
waking him up at tlsat hour Of The night; he
could 70 to h-l. md II he had = warrant 70
como III the morning lMr. Dunu-"lt's 4 lte. /
ncyer said so.'); ofllcers wcre instructed psr-
tcularly to search alleys aud vaeaut barns for
criminals. Thu Lleusenant testified to the gen
crai character Of the locality; be did not con.
slider tbs officers lte safe iii the hands OF tta
young rougha whu wo1o IN the barn. would
| not have iuBtiHcd tho shooting, however,
Officers WIliau,1 aud Cotey testified TO as.
saults havlng been committed upon them willis
travelling beat II, tho immediate DeighboFtood
That William Dunn, ono of tho crowd in he
barn, had on . former occasion attempted &c
rcsctie prisoner whom ho Nhe sergeant} had
Rtteeted.
Tho Coroner instructed tho 1ury that II they
found aayions guilty Of crtininally shooting
Leigh they must hold hin without bail to avail
, 1879-07-16
THE C1TY-IIALI.

Tho City Treasurer yesterday received $143
from tho Comptroller, $3.50 from tic Water
Department, antl $9,709 from tho Collector.
The disbursements amounted to about $8,0oo.
The "cxpc1ts' II resumed their work lnvo stt
eating the now Ctty.IlaIl ycstcrdaY, It will
tnkc them several days to complete their task,
but they expect to report At the ncxt meeting
of the Council. !.
Commissioner Waller yesterday posted no.
tice 1T bis Office informing applicants for places
that ticso wore no vacancies. Later he ap-
pointed Johu Powers as slut.otf 1nan, Water
Department, vice George Keyes, removed.
The contractor Tor stone and masonry work
IN tho Fullerton aycnlH conduit say8 that, un-
lcas he Is delayed BY the Iron contractor or Inter
feretl with hy thu weather, tbs conduit will be
rUa.ty Tor q test OF OF about Aug. II. This will
be about llftern days ahead Of time.
l,uIlAl,iv-pcru,tts we're lssued to @. II. Stand.
S %es s e5sit .fxs r. %sE aS,t 8:
tO ). 4, Burden to erect two'.torY dwelling ut
corner nf Warren aEcnuc nn1 Albany street, 10
tust 3a.DO0; nsill to Ar. Currte to erect two-
si,boo. ~
Officer Forbes yesterday complained at tho
Health Department ll.at the Embellishments Of
Stein, l!irsch IL Co., fertilizers: I0hn l.. llan.
cock. aauehserer; nt.a Il. ". Oliver. packer,
Wcro committing nuisance In creating offensive
ulofs. In this latter cyse the od1ra Wgre partic-
usarly afensiye, u..l. furthermore, 1t appeared
t!Mt III was dolns business without q 'lesnsu.
TEE Anft-TgMrkHANek FoLEs.
| Ils aloon.kcepcra' Association. through Z
eolnnttee. waited upon Mayor Harrison ycstcr-
day, and presented protest aEMuak hiH giy-
Ing three representatives OF The Citizens
League p0ltcu powers. Thc1F objections Art,
| in hrtef: SUIT appointment is absolutely ut-
necessary; surh appointment would bu unnca.es
| sart!y cndaa1rrtlIE the liberty Of tin business
men aud taxpayrrs engaged n tl,e liQanr tEA!llc
such appointment would work great har.lahip.
bctpltte The Liquor 1BWs punish equally huuest
alui uuuyoiQable mistakes us well u lntcntiuNA
| violations; such appointment would In !niudt
rIuua, heeulise EID8t III the spies Ot tho Citizens
League are notorionsiy basl men. the docu
1llrut was siyncd by y. Baum, e. l.. Miller, aud
| T. Aiaas. Tflc A1uyur awaits visit from thu
other aldo before hc will lake anr action, ,altt tho
Indications afe that the thing Will 60 on for
| ever.
| TIsH DOG TRADE.
The West Sido pountluaster complained K
the Health Department yesterday. ut,ti hts CON
ptatnt was against TnH TRIBUNE. II was noled
| III t!iesn ,.oll,nus Sunday that he, among tliy
vaell dog delivered lt'n, md when lsetsut W
Monday Murn!nc hia prsinisea we're surtoundc.
with dogs md boys. Tile deod-dnE contractor,
not having given him suy money to max,
purchases, hs wns fu trouble, but III
managed to explain to the crowd Ane
satisty them. liz thought this vau!t
, 1879-07-16

the action Of Tho Grand Jury. 1,ontls, X giycn
n nl, must lie pnssed upon by tu Judge ot tll',
Criminal Court. The room wns then cleared OF
all but the Jury.
After delbornttne an hour and q half, at !
O'Clock tha spectators were ngatn admitted, md
THE vHNniOT
OF the Jury read as foi'owa:
Wc, tho undersigned, ind thnt James Leigh
cana 10 his death from ehoek and temoethnFe
causot by pfstol-ahot !lrch by t}f1cor John Col.
1ins, and recommend that raid oflcpr be ho1d for
farther examination by the asundlnsy.
The Coroner directed tl.nt Collins should be
removed to the Cuunty Jail, after which an
application could, II necessary, be 1nado Tor his
felensc on ball.
, 1879-07-16
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Lindsay, the dry-eoo1s clerk who beats his
wiie, rcpentca him yeaters1oy Of Ills tnock-hcroc
ecllen,e to rrt in jaIt rather than give bonds to
keop The peace, and on furnishing the necessary
security he was set at liberty.
IN TIE CRIMINAL COURT,
ycsterdaY, during tho trial Ut Harry Gordon,
alias Raymond, for btcauy, a breezy conftrt Of
words occurred between the statc's Attorney
and air. ". 8. Forrest. Tic jury having tho
caac 10 hand had come into court for further 10
structlons. and were about to rcttre. whIu For
rest, who defended Gordon, objected TO Deputy
sticfin Miller remaining in charge Of tho .iurr.
Ile alleged that pcrson nan!ed 3ese'cs: ono ot
the jurors In tho Lamb case, lntl told him that
tile deputy had mnde remarks to him {lscsclcr)
tlnslug the trial Of that case, nua apparently
With 4 yfcH to influencing tho juror. In AUD
port OF these stasements Mr.. Forrest produced
an affidavit.
afIjdayts, but don't believe 1t was worth whtIe
TO 60 Into tho matter on which FoFrcst Was
nlways llnsping. ...
Forrest said ho had only stated the facts onco
before, to which Atr. Mills anawcrcd that le had
pure fnh5ication, aud tho juror lcse!cr Ind said
In the prcscnce of sevcrnl witnesses TINT no
pcputy-slhcrlG spoke to him about the Lamb
lii. Forrest declared TINT Dcacler had not
onlY made the statement as set forth In tho all.
DART, blrt had declared also, iu tho preset,cc ot
Col. md Mrs. Van Arman that htr. Mills had
requested him not to make an affidavit OF tho
III. Mills pronounced tho original story. q
1nisstatemcpt. and tic second one liz. llo
never made any such request Of ihe juror.
hlr. Forrest said hc could prove 1t, mud there
was some moro back talk, Which tho Court
finally shut oil BY informing fosrrst, that le
had spoken too late. III ha had any. objections
to Deputy Miller he should have SAID 30 before
the case was given e the jury. The music thcu
, 1879-07-16
PfSclciff
TlNIVUOV UETCt
f5pecf1i Dtfpdtch TO 1As 1t7thne.

SbEC1NI UIfpdstH 10 7H6 1T4V6he
LAKE GxNHyA, Wis, July 16-Mr. II. ".
Webster, Of Madison, Superintendent Of the
statc hsh hateherles, arrived here on Saturday,
md will renlaiu for several days. Tie planted
15.o0o young laud-licked salmon in tho lake, ncar
the village. These young fish wcro Matched at
Madison, md were IN very good condition. Mr.
Webster will also plnnt within few days 1000
lnnd.locked salmon In Nagavicka Luke, 15,0oo
California salinon in Browns Luke, and 10000
In the Lauderdalo Lnkcs.
The Hon. N. X. Fairbank, 1ll!uoIs State Com.
missioner, designs building largo tront-pond
upon The creek at tho head Of the lake, on his
tract OF 1866 acres.
, 1879-07-16
Old Zach, !,

Senator Chandler told a reporter thu other
day that II lie Ia eyer attacked he will use only
his fists in defense. "AanY years ego." hc said,
II determined to take 4 course OF tralu-
Ing in boxing, aud employed one
OF tho Dest trainers In tho country,
tile maa who trained Hccnan for MS
famous prlze-faht before the War. ! wus
under this mans Charge for at least Six months,
and In that tlmo became quito m adopt In using
my fists. got up a tlrst-class muscle, mud hayo
preserved Ii 10 this tlay, No prraou IN tho Sen
ate suspects that nm boxer. ar that car,
strike blow OF iron, but Il am ever aasailei,
my nssatapt will discover that can deiuud my
self without Ytsorting to wcnpous."
, 1879-07-16

A good stem. winding Waltsam or E!s'n watch
money, II Hamilton, Bhourls l. Co,'s.
, 1879-07-16

Buck l. Nayner's ''Moth Powder " separates thi
dea from tho dog and then Kills the 6ta.
, 1879-07-16

mAIklk1AGEhs
LEAvENWDnTn-FLRTC eynhinE.
July N by tho ltY. William H. Ryder. liF L. Frank
I<xvenNoIth &ua AIlia Carrie E, Fletcher. bolh OF
Chicago,
, 1879-07-16
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

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