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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
Mondoy, the 21st day of Al
SHERIFF SALE.
Caleb Steel VS. Lyman H. Miller ct al

BY virtue of an order To sell issued from the court
Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and TO me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door of the courthouse In the city of Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
SHERIFF SALE,
Peter Housed vs. Jacob schneider ct ux e

TtIUT IUU5UI Vo IIUUU JVTIITVINI'5I VV I1 " UT
BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas, Of Stark county, Ohio and
to me directed Will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the door of the court house in the city Of Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
Sat1.rdau Me 3rd dag Of Mag, lS79,

the following described real estate situate In said
county to.wft: Lot number sixty.seven (6O In
able and Muckleys addition to the town Of Sparta
as described by the plat Of said addition.
Appraised at s2S5
Sale to commence at / o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
aprew JP. RAUCH. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
SHERIFF SALE.


Joseph Metzgar VS. Winnell Bedall et u6 et al
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
to directed, will offer for sale at public outcry
at the door Of the courthouse in the city Of Canton,
Saturday, the 10Th day of Apra, 1879,
the following described real estate situate in said
COD in NJ Hester's addition to the town Of Alliance,
Appraised at 500.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m. Terms cash,
maT2O-e Up. RAUCH, Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
M.e 26M day Of April, l87l
SHERIFF SALE.
John Belts Admir- VS. Alton Batten ct uz.

By virtue Of an alias order to sell issued nom the
of Common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and TO me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry, at the
door of the courthouse, In the city Of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
SHERIFF SALE.
Mack BIOS. vsJ.p. Lewis ct al

Nv virue Of an order TO sell issued from the court
II common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
llrected will offer for sale at public Outcry at the
loor OF the court house, In the city OF Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
SHERIFF SAFE,
Catharlne Kline VS. Josiah Eckr,qte ct al.

BY virtue OF an order to sell Issued ffen The court
of Common pleas of Stark county, o., and o me d.
rected will offer for sale at public outcry 1t the
door OF the court house In the city OF Canton Oh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
Atntfstg.
pGtt4ns.
DR 7. NJ poNTIUs.

DIR. II. MI. PONIIUb,
TTYGIENIC PHYSICIAN-2S West Tuscarawas
III ST. Canton, Ohio,-Diseases of all kinds treated
successfully by Natures methods consisting Of Elec-
tro-Thermal Vapor, sulphur, Turkish and oil Hy-
dropathc Baths, Diet Magnetism, Electricity, and
ali Remedial Appliances in existence, excepting
poisonous drugs the Of which we regard as IRA
tlonal and destructive of human life and health un-
der our treatment Diseases which are most incurabe
and fatal under drug medication, are rendered mild
and manageable; indeed they are diyested OF all
their dangers and not only do the patients recover
more speedily but, when recovered, they find them
selves sound and whole In every part Instead Of be-
ing more or less enfeebled If not crippled for life, as
Is the invarable result when treated with poisonous
and destructive agents. Oct3r7o-u
DIR. D. A. ARTER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON = Once, No. 81
/ W. TuscaraWas street. Office hours, from 8 to
9 a. m, and from till Up m. novlS74n
A. @. BRANT, MD.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN--W. TusoaraWa9
st. Office one door east OF DR.. Writings Of
fce. Night calls answered at the office.
feb14dm$
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
SHERIFF SALE.
Harvey Iaughlln vs. Andrew stOoker ct u1 ct al.

Harvey Laughlln vs. Andrew stocker OF ux ct al.
BY virtue Of an order to sell Issued from the court
Of common pleas, Of Stark county, Ohio, and TO me
directed, will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door ofthe court house, in the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 19h day Of april 1879,
the following described real estate situate In said
county towit: Being town lots number eghty-four
TO Alliance, as the same are marked, numbered and
distinguished upon the recorded plat OF said addition
together with the privileges and appurtenance there
10 belonging.
Lot "a appraised at $500.
Sale to commsnce ct o'clock p. m. Term. ca5i.
mAF9o-ew J.P. RAUOH, sLeEiL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
Saturday, The 1911 dw Of April, 1879,

the following described real estate situate In said
county Of Stark, to-wit: Lot number hfty-sIx (56)
and lot number one hundred and ifty-slx (156) in
Teeters, Lamborn g Co.'S addition to Alliance.
Lot SO appraised at Sl5O.
1856 q" 500,
Sale to commence at one o'clock, p m. Terms,
rnar2Oew J.P. RAUCH Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
Saturday, The Sd dag Of May. 1879
SHERIFF SALE.

Cable and Muckley VS. Elizabeth A. lille ct al.
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and 10 me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door of the court house In the city of Canton, on
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-16
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
OF
PHRENOLOGY

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
Il of the State Of New York in 1866, will
open its Annual Session for 1879 on the first
day Of October. to continue six weeks. More
than hundred lessons or lectures will be
given,
by Phrenology. Physiognomy. and Physi-
ology. constituting complete Anthro-
polOgy, is of the first Importance to
Clergymen, whose vocation 1t Ia to in
struct mankind in the formation Of character
and the attainment of spiritual growth; to
Teachers, who need to learn the nature
OF the human faculties, ana how best TO guide
and instruct them to act in accordance with
clear judgment and sound morality; to
Physicians, that they may understand
the mental traits and dispositions of patients
and patrons, and how to acquire their conf
dence and cooperation; to
Lawyers, that they may know what Ia in
human nature, and how to read at once the
character Of clients, witnesses, and jury. and
comprehend the springs of action and mo-
tive in those Who are charged with crime; to
Statesmen. who are called to ensct
laws for the proper government and improve
ment Of mankind; to
Merchants and Business Men, who
deal with everybody, and ought to know char
acter and faculty, and how to handle 1t easily,
pleasantly. and successfully; to
Parents. who have vital interest in the
proper training, instruction, government. and
happiness Of children. and therefore need to
understand their special traits, and what
treatment Is best suited to each; to
Young Men and Women, who have
to make their way In the world, In self-cul-
ture. choice of pursuits, and selection of life
companions or business partners, this CON-
prehensive SCIENCE OF FIRST PRINCIPLES has
profitable word to say.
All who desire to become members of Q
class, this year or next. and all who would
like to know what Is to be taught in the
course Of instruction. terms, ETC., may ad-
dress, asking for Institute Circular"
s. B. Wells & Co., Publishers,
737 Broadway. New York.
, 1879-08-01
Oranges ami IA'traHtie.
;ftt1 1s,rk H,syt,ft3.

When a young gentleman tnvcsts his two
or thrcc ccnts in m orange, or wlen person Of
t,loEa ndvapccA years calls for ''squccxe pf
1ttnon" or atust BllnyIng Of leHol, peel u IN
bis glass, the thought Is far from both their
heatls tfiut they are contributing their mites 10
m industry which last year Imported into tho
United States Ut the mort OF New York a total
mOney yaluo VI those tgtieies OF over 63, $780,
O0O, On which WI, pail 10 .lsu Gnyrsnncnl q
duty Ok more tl,au $50 Indeed, many
political econon,lsts may he s,ruriscs! ia learn
from tho report ot thu Cntte.l States Inspector
ot CustutHs thut the value Ut green fruit enter
cd for consumption Ut this port in the year 1878
aggregated $8, 13A010, Of which oranges md
Iemons asnouulel u s., 10! ,ibG, grapes to $Se.,
0Q0. bananas to nearly S40U CIV, and cocoat,.,ts
10 nearly 500 0D The a!uty collected Oh tllcBa
articles reached $685. ,o03 tie cocoanats alone
belmE fruc.
Thu extcnt Of tue traffic may bu Imagined
from the fact tint the number OF oranges In
ported in cNses last year was nearly l1Ut10, ,0U,
mud the una,beE Ut lvsnons In boxes alS, ,UO, ,OO0
1t f8 eyidrnt that the business ot rutsIn,s
orapgGs and lomous III tic t;lllf States n,ay oIIO
day bceOmu very profitable. Tie duty Ut x!
per cent paid hy slle importer Is not ti,e only
protection offered to the ootna grower. Out III
thu casa oranges imported last year ,norc ttAtl
10 00000D palishctt IN Tho Yoyusv,-a loss Ot 50
per cent, while In lennus tho loss by decay
reached 20 per oont 'rhcse facts ought certain
" to cnvousaga the raising 0t such fruit at
hOnG.
, 1879-08-01

->iVestt1duy, July il M,s. Elizabeth Cork ani
lcs lw!n stslc!. Srs. Mary Eyans, Of Zaurfllie,
-, eslcbEated the aputsereary Ut tA,eF 79th
birthday at the Ecsttenru uf the fost,leR Ninth
8nd Walnut Streets. 1kLre WIS ulspt present
auotl'cr sister. Airs. Nancy baker, apr..S5 yrars.
u. ro!nf u longevity lnla faulty IL Jtr,arkable
one, aud ttscru ars ycry few, II a,!H others In
niE eta,n wl1u can eoinpsru With shrtn ln this
particular. Itsse axe ctghi Ut t,kin lluw living,
nix s!s!ere ns,A two brothers, wht'se a:ts uygrc.
" order td make this statement clear, We viii
garn tlep' Individually, .. follows: James Nc
Gaiaen. aMFeriy, q, agcd 81; Ms. n. Uaker,
Evuus, zane,yllic. ~; Miss Margaret MrCudtlct,
ZanesYl!!e. II; Airs. {. Van liLru. Zalesyllle,
3hj D. ~. Mccaldcu, Dexter, H.. ~; an.l Mrs.
Ellen Marvin. Newark. o., 69 The nir,1,turs III
the taustY arc In Lale I,ul hearty III euyhi 10
reasoaahly luol=d Tor at their ages, and Without
exception they rctaln Their uor,lI..l mental facul-
ties, aud rottess good fucfnnIfcs a,lt Keen
ilp.ls. Their father, John slcCutarl,, WIS nllc
Fl tue ploueeIs VI Ohio, and qua VI l4e biulauss
, 1879-08-01
Mrs. SWIxthclsl Anu tho Jews.
ia fA< lAitloF u Tho I'ttbuuk.

CnrcAhd July at.-syollu you ALLOW SPACE
Ia YOU csteon'cd columns 1or d few lines, Il,
Which VIII endcayor Ia try amt correct a la!so
impression which might oo conveyed to tic
tninds Of sl.oso HUT DO not know my better,
T!!e article IN your to-days Issue, "Tl,e CorLtns
NM! sLc Jews" from, the pcn Of Ms, swlss.
helm, "thourh mighty" is nevertheless
aut 10 iow III the wrong Mr,rtson. sha
has evidently pernsc4 ELI Perkins on the
Moses question, uld 1ss tsiet. Tint sat'ro tor
whue cloth. Oi tie lna4,Y Jcw3 ti.nt lreuucpt
watcE(nE-psaees. there Is icrtnps uf,e In $40 hut
viii object 10 lhc use ot larA oil, or he o,i,rr-
wise Dissatisfied With the eu,nusY management
Ut my uf lhese hotes. They thu 1eWsh ~
we'll as others. know ttiey will gth t1ctl, whether
they 20 10 5tanhatiun lrarh, Colcy lasand,
Saratoga, q auy ottmr walet ing-pace. The
bcaaun il short, nrA lie nlana kersf motto is,
" slaku hay whu thu Hun srdnes," uml thuse
TINT can ll!uEl TO Xo cat afford 10 pay II
tor which ll1ry ree.sfsU auout H}l<x cents
value. Tie jews do MT ktrk nvsr
Us luuch nbont this cxto, ton u VIC l!o our
selves. r!9ru arc 5Ol fallkee,. 1ilat kick 10 unp
jew; but you lot jew kick, and ttse wlluir dew
!stt rtce gets kicked. II u jew ls dirty, .lv
question ariaes, Wis don't tlIs Jews ctca,,
tlwnsclsesf THIS Is I'LL w1oug, a,al II We have
few ua!ro*'msudS1 u,eN aud v4pMen IL cur
, 1879-08-01

N ...... !. sN.,...nIl,.. T.u
o. tlis roa!l tnaS torve "a an l!iuhssa.Mn. . tos
tnoss ot tHs wsls'lc county. nMo.nrr ias9rAo.e
icatfn Is tte rrorenEatlo,l Or lr n!lalfs eFeAt
doc'an1arlly embarrassed. Their reorganization
iins, Tute' eceh upon q plan OF echeme 'ole
e..eo ,u .nels 'uta1fN.hcarsnE sceotues ~ sntn
asa .hscrost on wnleh coNhi III NJ usnonuss IL,
dchas " eommah or preferred stocE 20 ~ paM
~ easns... ., sueH M arrangement VIII ,ena ~
p.aeo .afho entes!s1ses ! y upon nesn ny. nan!o
p"nMn" ~ ..tu VIII WI nc.p ~ E'e lnhIktL ,aauo o
actiia' value. li'e scosEan'xatton O. ont nsIl'
sohus eani'"s iasi 10 tSe1s MOE. eailtaIs ;nnt.
elsec upon a"c Eencfa' o"s'hess 1nsclcsts ol ING
eoMatlf' r, ... . ,,.n.,
s,a. % a'G ncc0 r. o sa c w1eu
sta.ca snGe n Lae s.cae v1'nr III u, ia.'t nua M'h
~ ~ .,,n, tt ~, nrr"nan ~ ,,,,,i. tfn, H.
~ ~ 'nc suso tlHle t'u ~ ~ upn1noM IN mn ~
, 1879-08-01


CHICAGO, July 3l.-Chat a physician should
constitute himself u fnoln or "knave" from
tlse simple fact OF ts wrltIng prescription tl'ut
only 4 certain druggist ran put UP te, think,
rather ali unfair md unjust criticism rs made by
"Ch,cago DrueEiat" Ia THU mornings issue, a',tl
made rather trum tie fact nf his having "soro-
head" than from the fact tl,AI physician llnla
,Iot Tic right to do suc1 thing. t1ranttng that
sucs, tlltnEs arc not exactly in accort1nco with
sH caho Ut cthivt, will ventura 10 say TINT
"Chcogo Druggist" would be only too glad to
l,avo aone physician show Ills runIidcilre tn
druggist ~ to ASH him to prepuro md keep on
hnInl n prlynts formula Yellow ln!ItuTu Il
ratlHr lnrio cxcnso 10 bring forth. Anr drug
Eist s justified III refusing to ptlt up any pre-
ecrilp'ion ho docs not ttinsougl,ly tndcsatant,
md, should hu not do so hui tatn he Frspons! :
bftr to eonlpaunA kutt,, lie shhuld be ecnaurcd.
would cu a long wuy hy Ills store to have a
prescription compounded for myself. Druggist.
aud phyhicans ul ito It, aud lie t"Druceist y
can't conceal his own do!nEs by such lines.
AHOTItEK DRUGGIST.
, 1879-08-01
I1c NnHE In a FREQ Advertisement.


CHICAGO, July Sl.-Onc "E. n. Cognu, Jr.,
American BarLrWro Fence Company" takcs
advantage OF your generosity by publishing
ahout third Of d column ostcnsibly in oppoai-
,ion 10 the recent ruling of the Postmaster
cras OH pointed aet.c!cs In tile u.af!s, but In
reality to give hts special design full md freq
advertisement, a.nl at tho snn,n time give n
thrust at tic rest Of the trode. lie says: "lM
,nunY cascs tic urt.uarr Lasb wire Inns untloubtc
ctly injured 1naii u.utter or thosu hAnllnE nai
l,attsr": hit MIA design does not, BECAUSE III
We arc TO bcticSs i1tfn] tt IS SO extraordinary
that, therefore, It ought TO bu exempted from
this general ruling. By this palpablo attempt
u build up hls own by tearing down TIC rrpu'u~
tion If the other Ies!Eus, hc iortcts nil eysnpa'
thy trum rs, and II We liavo 10 cover up our
gotNls In III box or tube mAac OF metal or a0tne
hart wood, with atldnE clasp or screw fid,' as
,s aw DIRECTS, then we arc glad he will lave 10
10 the same. BAKu WiHE.
, 1879-08-01
sunday CoucpFtA at Ifun,liO1tlt Park.
TO the f;ifttoF cJ The Tribune,


CHICAGO, July 3l.-'rhe Sunday afternoon
concerts In Lincoln Park having met With IN
Utmost unanimous approval by our citizens, as
evidenced oy tho lar;u patronage TINT they havo
receiyel 1t wullll b0 q eotlmeutlnhle act Il the
example of lIberality shown by tho gentlemen
suslu!ntng them was followed BY others In
different portions Of The city where pHtks orc
located that ara nrccFsthla to the lahorislc
clAsscs and their families "llu have only suasl4y
IN Which to cnioy themselves.
would mention tII particular the northwest
ern part Ut shu city, whicl, IL settled by thou.
nalltlt Ut wulEtng-pcoplu OF all nattoilsltttes,
Cannnt thu generosity of solue ni Our West
6l.lo rapl.nist4 t,e enlisted to pluyo Burtcs Ut
Suuday AFTERNOON colccrta III humboldt parkt
rhts part is one Of the beautiful spotA which
our eIty sl!ouh! le proud Of.
II the iuAubtants OF lllat pnrt ct the cit =
wvru given Ut opportunity to sIHph an after
1enn tac5e. u,'i lt'trn 20 tha aWeet stsains uf
eurll music as Inns been dispensed Ut thu other
parks, they waul! certainly Pselcr It 10 The 40.
called "MMsic" Ut ilIu !iear.saric1,s III that
vicinity. MLcts aro tic Ferry Il. Suiths. ot
lhc West S!4ct ". X.
, 1879-08-01

n thS Editor ~ Tat TrltHHE-
CHICAGO, July M.-l went last night to the
ohsertatory 10 look Mt tho heavens through
tracscopc said 10 90 the best In America, saye
that at Washington. Most Of our work was on
ti,c moon. It WAS In fnct the first good oppor-
t,ntty ever tud to spcciaIly observe her feat
tsreA Sho ia d wondeF-tagged, vast, deadly.
Our uearest ctupabon In the heavens, sort OF
han.lmais.cn to the earth, she yet seemed soll'
tary. dccrytng tt1cncss, irown,l,g ut decay. bet
prakt colussai. Though dead, sllo spoaxs: "Bc-
hold INC wbnt WAS frpm what am." Grim
ruins tangc, the architecture Of cilaoa-a bat
l1e1cld OF }urcHs. What struggle, then What
silcnro !--ecto mud tunIult i!eai 8he tltzns on
tier axis so as to always prestslt bur undecayinE
ln,s. to the earth, which seems to say. "0n you.
my tnustcr, ever OH you With mute ot,cslience.n
Shu l,crkuns tile wnters with nfauiull1 hands anu
they tus., for her, hut tile gulf Is inpassable.
An tniculylng, tarrcn eternity, llcs only ct,auge
IL satiow. DORSET.
, 1879-08-01
TttO Archery aIcot1nR+

-',''-'3N
CHICAGO, July 3l.-In selecting Whtte.Stock-
ing Park for the National Archery meeting, arc
not ilc Committee preparing tnr themselves
attl Tor Chcngo an unlimited amount Ut tunll-
ilndlpg md ridiculel archery is associated
with erscnswnsd aud shady spaces among at,-
eient oaI;s. 1t Is q sylSan sport, belonging to
the green wood or thu rircr side Whise-Stocls-
i,iE Park is au lucloeetl parasletpEram of sand,
with cuycfr.l benches ht ole un1l 4 high lnnrd
fence prevents a,ly hrccze feoui being felt; 10th
taeEut and arr.era must ssani in ihr Int sun
shine, md nltogulher the .piaco Is the precise
opi,oettc Of what ts associated with nr,hery.
Are there nat suburban lawns, shaded by :" itn.
memorial trees" where the Visiting clubs may
cnioy somewhat Of the real delights of tbs
GentIc sport! II it il essential IL 1IAyu The
grounds inclu.et, hy n !eutc to lecp out tlrad-
t1cals. 1t tec,ls 70 ING d'ut the Cfsirago clubs
had better 70 to tl,e expense Of purchasing a
cargo Vi unarls n.li make MI flsclosuro hu sotnc
Inwu ny tue at,io OF Tho tako Or some other snlt
ablc place. than to dlsgust their YiattHra with
tho stIlI,.s lcyol Of sand called Whitc.Stocksry
fuEk. ]. 49,
, 1879-08-01

,.- N0k0N LVNItNffclNT UHHffEH.
The Philadelphia manufacturers, aGnut whom
10 u,,leh Inns been said In the liewHpapcrs OF
late, Atu not tho itrst Mouopoists III tie quininu
ttade. As long ago as l(19 the scerel ot pro-
PAIRING thu drug was In tho possession Of an En.
Gl!sil' physic alonr, in Ill the ktngGom VI
Fr4nee, but was uaully ao!l BY him to l4ouIs
XIV. for a,teO Louis dor, largo pension, nl
4 title. Yhe Gralld btonurcl. uaud to scrye w
the drug, mingled With wi,Is. ut dessurt. This
WIS only tlsce-quasters Of U century after It's
nlelirlnat value had been uiatlv known to
Eurupcana. 1t received lis Nuulu OF ril,chonn
bark from thu Countess Auna ot chtaehon, who,
, 1879-08-01
Tho 1rk Comp. Again.

TO The FHIIoT ~ Tax 7fRtIde4
CHICAGO, July 3o,--ilapncnlng to sonrl san-
day In Oconomowoc, was led 10 acn5sng you
down column or SO touching OH koan OF the
agreeable features Of TINT favorIte resort. And
yet In taking up t'lis n,orn!nsfs TRIBUNE what
mccts hy alrrigh,cd gael Your Int c',tnp' has
bocn making inc tnlk about "tratnps" ami
"frre-loying waiters " with general loosonehs
md sanc.frold quite appalling. Fcrtrdt me to
cof, lie tfssc to dispose of my suspicious way
forcr who t,up,cns along, although they may nit
buId 50 complete jurisuictl,n over tic l.aat
Yra,np; ata also 20 make solemn affidavit t'.ai,
tide necessary fur declining q smaI Jte, still
their yeus mi tle eacreueas uf the married re.
!atl.,. tlo not differ materially frhtn those Gu.
tertaucL by the profession at large. x.
, 1879-08-01

mi,!st that emit tolerate 1cwlas people, Why
th!s y free country; Ey Sa'' ~ md 70 III pE
themselves OF thcso brnzcf, people. l
have seen Christian 1a,ly sotl ING table
cloth nt the Grand Union llote1, saraioga, "
smiling the swuct.oii l'otto while preparing her
lct;t,cc. u,' At The same tfnls trying 10 shuw OIL
l,rr hue,o diamond rhg TO the hest advantage.
Mrs, j. Il. s.. wns 1iSrfv not prehctt, or se'S
might have cut 0ut tho Grcasc.spot, nNl tnkan
It home With her NJ rcle- The Jews. as q rifle.
do not object tO tic hntei fare served tn this
country; those that do not lika lard oil or
tlrnl pig simply do not ent it, This 10 n
frec country; people tsust be allowed to cat
whnt ,heS please provided thcT nm nav Tor 1t.
A HUuscitrRK OF THE TRIBUNE.
, 1879-08-01
.Ntft CuD!til nm! Gsns+ Mt
r'r oRtEt.tt1!. fMndnt dbl. t6rMlhGs. ! tHfnfnas.

Classifying the States by The geographical, pn.
sttun, na usual, It will he seou that the gross
earnings for thu New EnGln1l,l Sfntgs were S4l,-
ob0 200, ngatnst sA4,590,4 ,4ii for 1911. or these
earnings, $:ea 292 III was received for transpor-
tattun of freight malls, etc., und SlI.9O.' 'W for
the transportation Of passengers. The net earn
tngs wcrc St3,635,937, against 5l', 73j.1s4B for
1871. Tie dividends paif amounted tn S3,T9,-
ings III ,ne alluale State. wcre si55.4as,9bs,
ngu!ust $l55,o lel for 1877. Of gross earnings,
$il9,5O5, 1Dl wern rcceiyed tor transportation Of
freight, mails, usc. and 2os 75 for transnor-
ttun Of passengers: The ne. earnings were St ESQ
9na aEasnst stt ,os3, ,ts1 for ts77. The ltstends
paid amounted to ssl, ,lls,+ta, aealnst gl.skl4so
for l6i The gross carnfnERfn the Southern States
wcYc S42t ,s34. against 80, ,5la, ,353 for 1871.
Tic net earnings were : lt,B10l l;S, against Sla,-
0n: Sl0 for 1871 Tho ID .itytionds q paid @ amounted
earnings from freight, mails, etc, wure Si1 .57D,
41o, mil from passcngcrs 9Ii ,s,l ,0l4 Tic gross
earnings III tho Western Suites wcEe S90o, 49,,
.s75, aea.nst sl3 e0t.5l0 for 1871. The net oarn-
2o2 S, agatnst $l4,55d, ,42 for 1877. Tbs earnings
from freight, mails, etc.. were Sl10, ,Sd8, ta, md
from .raseuNgers $+3 035, ,480 Tie grosH carn-
Inss u ths rasi'lc Status s were s1o0s,,+ ,+ol.
!ngs, -, 2,10,t0l wns received for the trausporta
t!on nf passengers, ami 81, 5Sa5 for tho truus-
portnt!nn Of freight. Tie net rarnlMEs wero
23,50l ,Gsi, aeainst s2Glj. l37 far 1911. The diy
ISL.
On tic Pacific railroads tho earnings agcrc.
gntcd SN,d59. l30, ngainst s8a ITO use for 1877 !;
of this suln, SS, II, ,sa9 Was derived from naa.r-
gers, md $22e,aiG,SoS from transportation Of
frsig6t, maiIs, etc: TIE nst carnngs werc l0'-
'acnds sl,S37,a5o. aeu!nss s7,as1, $40 for 1877.
srATENxSr or MILES or llA,LnoAns ~ EAClt Stair
AND unoUP OF FsTATEt-Dccou,scr 81, 1H7B-lH73
, 1879-08-01

Of Fort Washington and the old bso:kl'ousc,
which wna built nearly lD years na;o on ihn
ss Of s aod oH s srSr vc Easet eaaeS @
lived TO rtpo old nee.
, 1879-08-01

assurntice: "Yo,i'i be damned II you do; you'll
damned II you don't: anil, finally, you mfseFa'
bic sinners, you'll bo DAMNED anyway"
In like manner nothing VIC cAn do IA snttsfact.
ory to rna rnlnusR. il wo ,nnrcll In rags. we
nro tramns who nrc too laEv 10 DO decent: It VIC
i,arch in Eeod clothes, honestly earned {sco
TRIBUNE Of 'Tuly 81, VIC nrc 80 we'll of wc'vo hi
business marching. II We listen 10 tile rcasot,-
in4s OF MI nnEt,stra ctcd man, We nre fools to 10
led ',y thu blind; II We listen to Those who nre
!cnrnc We arc fools TO pay for the light Of their
knowledge.
way our sSrsn zee s GFsat
A. T. eTEvEHs,
President Chicago wotklngsomen's Union, No. /.