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, 1879-03-06
Tho L.ornea Learn TobogRanlng.


Here Is an extract Of u letter from Canada.
which gives MI ACCOUNT Of toboeganing: "Tiic
0overnor-Gcneral tried Ills hand nt 1t, and bit
Of his coat rot loose somehow under the to.
bogEnn. which Is always fatal. Over he went Il,
the steepeBt part Of the SECOND plunge, but luckily
tlIe snow WAS too soft III hurt. Then lle took
It Into his head to try going down shorter hill
With Jump right OH to the skatlng rink, Wu
tried lIard 10 dEssu1de him, for, 1t peesons arc
shot oil with such m impetus on, The ice Ia /,
very different landing to the soft snow, and We
knew wilut would llo2pon II the Princess caught
slCllt uf him. However, OF hc went; the to
bogeau rose stritEht IN tho snow as horse docs
at fence: slot on4to the iec, and right across
tho rink all safc. Then several gentlemen fol-
lowed him. By this time up camc tic Princess,
who, VIC hal hoped, was safc at the
bottom Of tho btG slide, und too busy hauling
uo her tobogEan to notseo r8. OF course, notli.
ing would suit her but she must try It at that
instant herself 60 all that could bc done was to
level the snow.bank little, 80 as to up]{e the
toboggan jump a little less Violently, and nut
Sumo one to catrll her On tho other side, l,l UI
she went. Luckily sue kept the toboggan opite
straight and sat like rock, 40 sl,e spun across
right to the curiinE-rsnk, where the long.stop,
US no was christcned. caught and brulu hor
shock, which might otherwise have damaged
the tobDgEan. She Is wonderfully plucky, hut
his Excelcncy would not let her try It any
more. You hlYa NO notion how popular ttg
Princess Is. She mid his Excelcucy nliL her
Moons, and she has invented sllcli pretty walk
lug costume. 1t iB n lnrk blanket coat with
hood lincd nnd pipcd With rcd. red sash around
waist, md pctttcoat to match; and the gentle
nlcn Wenr dress somewhat, like 1t, only With
out tue pct ttfcOat,h
, 1879-03-06
THE NEW PAPER.
lHlf = hnHny t1firif tlYa


For ton1o tinle past tlcro hnv0 been run,or6
abroad that the Democracy was going to llnvo
bsantl.t,vw mouthpioco III the stape Of slmun.
pure, u1snslultcrated paper of Tint stripe ot
politics. Al this ruulur reaches general circu'a-
ttol abuut twice year rcgllnriy. but llttlt ITO.
t,co of it was taken. But within Il tiar or two
The rin1ors have een ,llpse to tic point. ILL.,
etend VI ncre cunjccturc* nv unknown parliea,
certain statements llnyr been lnAt!u tint there
ties Of whc,, were 10 he Democratic. Further
Al Abrain lIewl.t, ot New York, sa1nncl j.
n'ldsn. Ss.,,, C'arks9n n. pottcr' @ tlem. tteorEc
Perry Il. Smith. and stc!yiilu ". Fuller, Of ths
city. Other persons wcru mentioned III coll
nectton tll.rcwIth, hut not anthorltntlscly. This
Perry H. Smith was to be President and Munton
Marble to bc clitor.In.clilGf. Tho statement
was further s,lpp!encntc'l with the alleged fact
tint Perry Il. Smith WINS to put Sl'U,0fO into
ths ti,e eouceFn' whisI Mauton Marble was to CON
In order to get at The facts OF the case, q
IH.uuMs reporter last evening called upon Mr..
Perry II. Smith III rcgarl to the matter. 1lu
Huron aud Pno strects. t1e received The re-
porter With beenmng a0Cinbl)ity, md, In re-
sronso to Il question. said. ~ know absolutely
notlltng nbout th!s thing"
tlna tiitIu ncCH Ho Attctuptf tHtIfi u Sthrt
new Democratic papcrt't naked tho reporter.
s' Not tint know of," responded Mr. Smith.
NJ tIaye husctotors Gccn approached upon the
subject, but as lol1g as thc Democracy OF this
titv Is Us It is, care TO haro nothluE to do With
ft.n
TIE renortcr told ar. Smith Of the rumors
aboyt mehltoncd. "Thcru IS ito truth In thctn,"
said Mr.. Smith.
"But YOU haye bccn asked to ~ into o new
newapaprrt'
"Ycs, l have been asked to buY tho old J'ost
prcsa-rlght, but wanted nothing to do with
TINT. 50 far rs sir. George D. smith Ii con-
cerued, don't think he has nnythtnE to do With
It. | hGfieye good pupcr would pay, but
settle here. II ha coutd, that would be another
tlltng.h And then Mr.. Smith trifted Into other
subjects, uiId would have nothing moro to say
upon the noWspnpcr subject.
, 1879-03-06
A CRAZY SHOOTER.
MIKE 11oAnpsEAN on ONE or MS PERIODICAL

MIKE noAnpsEAN or ONE or HIS PERIODICAL
srRREs.
II Ia frequently snfd TINT q mans true charac"
ter Is aeon in gllmpses when ha Is drunk. II
this ID true, Mike Boardman, keeper OF saloon
Mt No. t20 Clark street. Is Of most blood
thirsty disposition. At 8:15 last even.
ing, whilo ho was under tho inlt,tcnru Of liquor,
lo ran out Of Ills saloon to The sidewalk and
wildly discharged tho contouts Of q large, i'm.
proved Smith Il Wceson ilvo shooter. At that
hour all tic stores III the nctghborhooi wcro
opc1', stEces-cars ansl humorous foot passengers
were moving 10 md fro. but drunken
vas Injured In this fnstnnec either.
0nu Of The bullets crashed through plnte-EIass
window III Buct; Il Rayncr's. md struck the
ceiling at tic hack part VI The store. No otto, tho
Aurora customer, druggist, was III tho store at
ihc time, bltt hi escaped, tho bullet plprcing
tho window not faf [ro'n the top. Buck T. Ray
ner will doubtless cali upon tho reckless
After dlschasgIng the weapon Boardnan
grabbed Lou Parker, yollng woman living Mt
M. III Fifth avenue, Room IL, and, while he
held !Icr snapped the weapon twicc at ltcr head,
next assaulted Louis Prcll. Of No. a33
Clybourne avenue, and used lin In slmilar
manner. Officers Ripley md Hogan nn1 MI
nlerous citizens ran to capture tlu madmaD,
w w tr ~ escansa ny Fahnlns thfouEh the boartl
ward roturncn to tho saloon, md WAS arrested,
and taken 10 the Arsnory. Ho fought bitterly
mud resisted ail tic way. In tlle course
Of nm hour Or two, when lsc lad subcsel up n
little, he professcd that he knew nothing ut all
about the affair, hut supposed It was as stated,
as ho was very drunk at tho time. Boarltnat,
gets along pleasantly enougl. when ho Keeps
sober, but Ills periodical apreca invurIa.
bly, gct him into Butne sort OF a Bcra1r.
1t Is said tl.at shooting pcrlaps at nothing anil
nobody Is all old trick Of hichacl'a. 1t would
appear TINT 1t was time for him to ceasc.
, 1879-03-06

THE ANNUAL nEPOlT or FInE.IAItstAL BNN-
SEn
bos ,ust hrr, nr,ntrt7 or from /. III. f,,,o,,,,,,
~. sna wa ~ wv ''''o"'nh
'"sv.sss.,' tx,'s," '"h.tsF ~ tasen' -...z..
VINO luz number ul ilfcS bad been greater
than III 1915 md 1871 tho loss had been much
1ess. rhs most t1estruct,ve onr, ,hot NJ Tom.
cron, Ambrr. 4 cos hool. .binGarv. Vim iuyo,ved va
,os, ~ *nz IN ~. ,a "o'"aetyt ~ lmso'Yea .
.osS oi s'''pio. alc acerease Is attributed To
Tic 1ncreaac! facilities Tor dre protection, ard
MI Improvement III tho cfflctcpry of tic Danart.
tnrnt. The anparatua rcaoort,cl1 tn IA o,arms
MI, % fol.o a,asn,. ..,,nteh n o,,I .>n"N''
a.au ~ 'a'oo u1a''ue' tia's,su o'oe' ni'es, a.a
~efo ~ service NJ trcs VIZ hours antl IS rnin-
utcs. The members discovered 107 tlres, AIT!
Caye the olarm boforo the telegram, sirnn,
Two ucw nurna. bool, az, IsI,a.
.u.,.,, ,.s 49," "'" 4auue'
,Mes n f, wpEo a ea,nebnts Two
, ..a1.s uu.s w * ycn.. lno csthatea valu0 oI
WI ~ ut tmo nepartenk on ~: hea' cstate
;en.nn, on''nia9s1 ani 1yx Sa,ouui aphaFatus,
1.u.ooo, totai egotnhs1 e, tlle water Depart
1Ho1is a ~, haa hut " y,O1 !eet Of Io9r-lnch pipe,
lo1lG tcct OF ssx'lnela V,sa5 leet or elehs.lueh,
si.a S.ln teet o. twelve,ameh,Ea ~ total Oh III 9M
saGe.,-AA'aK tota1 % ~ niles now III seryc''
1a, WIZ @ pni sa ~ ~ I do9oae myasanea' makS
o,lW. llls reilel iun1 Tor peilsson!lG disabled
noI!eeMSn IT, Ml'u MsGmeh u Ill PROSPEROUS Gohdt-
so srG a5e aS OF ~ IT, aitu5 aH who w b
TS f on uns '''e , yeat aa two sefasy =, ,F rcet;
, 1879-03-06
THE TEST OF REAL WORTH

Is the ability to accomplish. This Is a manifest
truth, md finds full illustration in the past
record and present condition OF the Hartford
LILO and Annuity Insurance Company. This
will be- moro clearly manifest when It is stated
that tho gross surplus on thls Conpany's bust
ncss for ltie year 1878 Has moro than hnf the
amount Of its total liabilities. Ono thing
should specially commend tho Hartford Life
and Annuity to the people Of the Northwest,
which Is. tlelt moro thur half million Ut its
assets arc invested In this immediate vicinity.
'rlseir tanaihility Is, therefore, manifest. uay-
ing visited the tonu Office OF tho Company a1itl
usecrtaincu these facts, We can cordially com
mend tho Hartford Lie and Annuity Cutrnpauy
as being worthy the confidence md patronage Of
all.
, 1879-03-06

HkA WILL F1LEDs
Tic will OF tho late bishop Foley was proved
aud admitted To record yesterday. The lucu-
ment runs N follows:
In the name Of God, amen. I, Thomas Foley.
Coadtutor lliBhop, Administrator af tho Dloceso of
Chicago, make this my last sYi aal testament, and
hereby roy0ks all other Wills by n,v made ticsstu-
fore. 10 my knowleleo have no personal debts
to pay, hut Il auY lawful debts exst dcHlre them
paih promptly. destEt to bo buried III baltimore
by tho sile Of my pcnyea parents. II should die
In the diocese, bcR that my Fomains 10 trans
po.tud to baltimore quietly, acconpanicd only BY
my Fkcar.uencral and my ChsncelluF. !
ulYe nnt boguuath to "ths Catholic H!1hop OF
chteaao" any and 81! ptoperty Of whatsoever kind.
appointment to tho naturalization Of Chicago
Diocese. with the exception Of those ufccts which
personally belonged 10 mo. and which ] hnyo
given directions In = private instruction to mr.
lllost fatthfI! friend, my Chancellor, the Nev,
Daniel ]. R,oEdau. to tispo.o Of aud distribute.
wish h!s action not 70 ba lnterieted with by my
cxccutots. 6equcath my carriage aud h1fsGs to
my successor, thu Catholic l3shop OF Chicago.
name md apponG ~ executors OF this my
last vii! and tcstament the Nt.-Ruv. Joseph
!'atlea. iishop Of Altoa. aud the 1T. -itey. John
bonus oE security afn to bo required by thu Court
In tbs administration OF thls my will and pt nay
property.
slyued, sealed, and delivered by mo ~ my last
will aud testatnept IN this 9TH day Of February,
, 1879-03-06
DAMAGED MEATS.

Yesterdays TH1nuNg contained the toxt of O
long letter from the United States Consul at
Brussels to tho State Department at Washing
ton, complaining that tie exporters Of American
ErGtu and provisions were not sending 10 utl
cascs goods up to the standard, and that no
little trouble md Inconvenience were c1pc-
ricaced by the Continental dealers In these arti-
cles. In the afternoon reporter for this paper
vistcd the Opeu Boaru, wnero lo mot q number
Of tho packers alsd exporters OF provisions.
After asking them 1t they had read tho Drusscls
Consular letter, to which they replied In the af-
tlrmatlve. ho inquired II tho charges wero true.
They had heard Ut two Or three lots Of provisions
That had gono to Antwerp nntl did not turn out
wei, M tut. when they cans % 70 e nako an investi-
originally Of stasldatd, out Of eccond, quality,
nnu as such wcrn purchased hero and shipped
abroad. At no time this year have any recinmn-
tathuyers Oh any goods which they hare purchased
as being standard. The packers think too much
OF their reputation lnd the reputation OF their
brands to permit anything Of the ktud.
complained Of were No. . or rejected, anl were
purchased by a spcculator at figures SO low as to
warrant him Iii making the venture. They
reached Antwerp during a tlrm market, mud
they wero consigned, .an,l WHO k,ew exactly tho
character OF the property. Had tlscre been a
declining market tile chances nro teu TO one that
the transaction would have uettcd loss instead
Of profit. SONS, tHonths ago prominent
houen shipped Il larGt, lot OF rn}cetel shoulders
10 tho sano port. THEY arrived during an ad-
YauG:ng market, tho .cunsfgnecs acceptcd the
property, and oil parttes It is aaid, mnlo a
largc profit. The stahdard brands Of Chicago
as wesll known in Antwerp and Brussels as they
arc IN New York, and Il tic CONSUMER has
the ss'ss to ask for them md moth
obtaining them. One house alone has sh,ppcd
during Tie past three mouths oyrr 100, ,000 hams
Of stautlnrd brand to Belgium, anil has neycr to.
cclyeu complaint.
IL relation to the grain trade the sumo state
Of things exists. Indiana corn aud wheat pur-
chased tn this market according to grade tt.l
inspection, for export to Antwerp, has IN every
Mixed lots purchased In Now Yurk have not
turned ont so wull. In tllut city tllcro nra suy-
oral mixers, who, to make NJ. 9 spring WHEAT,
takc No. an1 rejected. Whcn the grain Vulaus Il,
be Inspected It Will Crude Us No. 4 but It Ii not
staniard No. 2. The rujecteu, ii 1t be u,uBty
pr III Other Gal condition, must have teIetcrlous
effect On tho soltnd Gcrrles, and, when the tBix-
tuEc comes 10 be ground. It Is no wonder ,lat
the miller iiuds u fnposstblu To make good
| article Ut flour. In tho case OF lnuinu corn, II
sometimes huppens TINT the lower grades be-
come heated I the hold Ut tho vessels carrying
4 aorUa On > risl,lg market, rs ID the caae III
tion to receiving the DroIlgrty. On tn!llnx
one, they tako advantage of tic slightest tacll-
nfcallty to rulusc. No Improvement can bu
made III tho Inspection system; II Is us rigid Is
tic trau9 can make it, but t,u hyatc.u has vet
been devised to satisfy everybody.
, 1879-03-06

tnh!ntop had crossed from there to The n,zzsn
rigging, on the f,lufn boom. We hud lost ono
man. Henry Jollnson. Dane, who was with Us
about o'clock In tho afternoon, and he tcl into
the water. When tho n,cn on shore saw Tint wc
could not got their smaIi line, they launched
t!nt auriboat. Ttetn was another small hint ntl
!hc beach. They tried twice to come 10 "a, bit
tue surf was very tIal, nnd after they hal eotnu
.aoout hall why to us they turned aro1lul 1n.l
wont back to the bench. Then they tied unotl,er
small llnc to the iargo line. ono ond ot which we
the two llncs On board. it was then about half
or thtcc.OuastGra Ut mn hour after dark. Tho
men On store eent otit the buoy again. nftl Al
fred Cochran mud went ashore IN It. Whnn wo
struck ti'n surf We wcnt nnlcr, n1ld tint ia thu
room In lotnl near the wrcck.h
After Pctersacn Nt1d C0ckran went nsl0rc,
Louis Everett nnsl Edward Portiuck, The rolnre.i
Ills feat woro badly frost.btttcn. The buoy wis
hauled back again BY Frank juno and Richard
Gordon, tho lust to quit the Vessel. The buoy
was 20 sma'l that each could get only ono lety
clingtng 10 tho ropes that wuFc attachcd 10 Tue
ring tllai slipped a!onE the urge rope. It wns
after O'Clock In the uycnfng when jung n,,tl
Gordon started To reach tic shore. They xerc
It ia supposeu TINT they struck the breakcra
about huff way between the vessel aid tl,u
shore.
Emanuel Claesson, the second mate. WHO took
1ittlo ncncyrA asl,nre In Ills arms. is short,
th'ck.sct man. with sa1siy. y.bus!y wl,Iakers under
bis chin. The child had been wrapped up With
blankets at,l st!awls md when the slrst buoy
was closc to tic rigging Clacsson was ready III
Start with hor. The mother wins almost bcusc.
less. but sho knew t1!at her child wns prng
saved: title little thing ,suugclcd ZIP fl n,y
nrms" Clacsson said, "aliti had no troublG
antil wa got in Tic breakors;; 4 great
thick shawl was over the chifd's face
10 keep ths water on as much as
possible, aud she wus 10 bundled no With sl,awla
n,N The like that soHetncs didn't know
whether hat hold Of tlse little thing inside Or
mol got down as fast as could ii tl,c buoy,
md let the child rest on my knee. / kept one
arm around her all the time, alsst the other arm
used lit holding on tho ropes whtto W. were
boIllg pulled through tho breakers. Tile little
one began to cry wien the waves dashed over
her atli the water soaked through the shnwls
but that didn't last long, berauso tho men oi
shore wont up to their mccks In tho surf al,l
pulled US out mighty quick when they got hold
Of US. Those on slt0rs and III tic hotel ncar by
DID all they could Tor tho little Que. win say,
md soou after she was dry A,ld wnrtl she vas u
bright ant smart a8 ever saw Gcr,it
, 1879-03-06
The Bottom Drops Out Of m Edltor'a
Farm.

HrdntfRrd {Cdn.l Erpn1ttnr.
An Incident occurred at Bow Park farm {of
tho Hon. George Brown. Of tho Toronto Gi,5e],
about four miles from this city. few days since.
Which created quite MI excitement In tho
nei4hhoshood. When darkness settled down
over tlu seeno the evening before, there were
no signs OF what occurrcd during tho silent
watches Of the night, The river wound grace.
fully along, anl The road lcadtng to the home
stead was rs aFm as a rock. III tho nIght
one Of tho employees heard q deep rumblllg
sound. In thu morning he tultl What hs
had experienced at1 declared TIC had heard tl.a
shock VI an earthquake. Ills ,nystsry was soon
solved, for on nrocceaing along The roadway Il
sight lint struek amazcmcnt into every wltness
was revealed. An acre or more vi taIe earth Ind
sunk nearly forty feet. all a,s tips Of tile trees
were Just vtsibl1 o., the level with the SURFACE
The earth on The aldca Of thu rlasn Is quito per
pendlcular, and The query ts whore has illat acre
Of land gUle t0l It Ia llut lntll sllr, hut
complete disappearance. Some think that It Is
cHusc.t by auicksand bottom, aud otfers tiat
tho river ha4i washed istraslm out buucath.
Whatever the cause, tho occurrence Is a sturtlpE
Qua In cur statd and tranquil noghborhoou.
, 1879-03-06
THE CITY-HAIL,

fs., -o.ot.t. vo.+cra,v a, ,ho rr..s,~- ~.x,
sasn M 1e~''p'o Jss's'""' ~ A'o A'eaoa'5 "elo
slo,oo5s
Disbursements OF scrin ytstert1nv nmo,Iutefs
tn 81 nm
~ <'eee' ,- ....
..tn.," "'o o'""'' "@' 'ess''e" 'o' ''ee"ees
yesterday
Treasurer Larrnlcc redeemed l5,1H Of scrip
vcstcrtiav.
Inc south lown Collector paid S9,891 INTO ihe
city Golfers yesterday.
The rfcol,b ncnortm.n, ,cccrroa ro,,cc of
.,.s" ss ,,.'.,'.'.s",s r''.
tnfec cnses o. d'phu'cfIa ana -FOUR OF scarlet
fever yesterday.
Marion Mnpce nn, Trce vc.teri1av oh,nned n
prrtlt to crnrt fonr-stt,rr nnl hnsctnr,t hricl;
stofc bllIitug, .O5 til, on Like strcet, urar La
Snl}c. at n cost Of sin .tnn
rhe S,ner,ntrndcnt nr se,rc-a c.ttm,,c. tint
sim nn1 viii hc nce,Irf1 r. hm1iT fhr Ertzjc
rron,,c .ownr nvt"nJfnr sro,n Waltsnn ~ mn
tn tl,r rvcr. MD Slf fci5 lar rcntra i'ari; ave-
,tc srTrr rrnm DRAIN nvnn',c 70 tI,r rirrr"
~,
The Dcpastmcns Of Public Works has
granted permission to =. =. barrett to curb.
eraae. nnu ornament Inc triangular strtp OF
Gr0uhu ooundoa oY Clark, !4asa'c, atia Eugene
Streets pro7ldca Tie same be dohe "ltnout eost
to the CITY,
The Committee on L,ccu.cs held noottur
Yesterday afternoon to consider tho petition of
i5OW citizens far lin closing Of saloon0 an sim.
DAYS, Aid, RYAN, NIcscn, and Loddlur Voted
to recommend fhnt il be narctl on 1Ie. nnl Ali.
Cujlerton, thu ouly ntl,er member Of the Com.
mIttrp urescnt. rave nptice flat he wotiIl nrc.
, 1879-03-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

0NANh FAt1FIt HOTEL.
Jno. +. Kennedy. N. Y. II. j.. llazelhurst, halt.
". 4. Demtnl. Phtla. limo. C. Qault, MIlw.
W.B. &. Wright Whccl'gtJ. ". Psiuglc, Now Y.
Eben Morris. Cleveland. II. y. rickens, MontrcGi.
@. =. Hiss. Georgia, Vt. D. II. Joues. llttsbure.
PALMER HOUSE.
y. r. Mawlcy, Helena. i!!. r. 0tll!g, London.
c, 4. I.aik!n, Cincinnati, ,Ios. Whitehead, WIne'c
{, ". MILLER. st; Paul. ". n. nllsa Dtnvur.
id. lIerknet Torrs H. III. ". Hall, Cincinltati.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
". s. Ltn9le. Lafayette. ItW. II. Locke, \. Y.
X. n. Strong, uafnooo. u. Z. Atkns. lndianap'rB.
j. il. naxconbe, penyer rhos. Conrad, Helm n. y,
u. J. Patch. Cedar Hp'da u. =. Hamilton, Atllw.
U. II. uraxae, Rockford. u. Il. Carpenter, Clinton.
FREMONT HOUSE.
Ava Adams, Atan,'a. Cal, |C. G. Cal, Princeton.
y. NJ. Hall. Denver. T. u. Hervis, LII Cr0sse.
G. il. Lat,E1p. N. Y. WIN. u. Hooker, Detroit.
A. lllnk, IlAvana. II. W. Nciaon, Toronto.
T.. u. Armour, Mllw. lteo. l.. Shupe, Colorado.
, 1879-03-06
seriously, Injured. They wrro takcn home to
No. 0l9 West Monroe street.


No. tll3 West Monroe street.
THE coMMrrrEE OF THIRTY,
appointed At Tho Meeting held 1T Maskcll Hall
about tsyo weeks aEo 10 prepnro various bills
for tho n'lcv!atlon OF tho condition nf Tie work.
tI,G,ncn At.,l attend to tlclr introduction into the
Legislature, held meeting ut No. Clnrk street
Inst evening. Tom Kavannugh presided, four
tccn ntcnbcrs being present. Miles kehoc.
fom Tho Committee On Meetings. reported lint
all the arrangements had been l,,nde (tr Il nlcot-
lug to.mnrrow evening At Svca Hall, cornrr
Of Larrabcu atrect a,i,t Chfag0 .ayel,tlc. The
Secretary rcalt the official rcnort Of hc caucus Of
Cook County n,erbpr* Of tho l.evIslattrc, at
Springfield, Feb Il, at which tho various meas
urcs propuscd by !!!o con'mittcs were ea'.sascd
dIato introduction into Tho Legislature. Tho
Secretary was Instructed TO forward a vote 0f
thanks to tlIs castus on hcha1f OF tllu Commit
tee. On motion Of Z. q. Dixon II was decided
to recommend to the meeting Friday evening TO
appoint tt committee of three iroM, each ward 10
take Charge OF nil matters necdlng their care.
i'lle meeting adjourned to come together aga!u
ut the mcuting vt s7oca Hall.
, 1879-03-06

~ ' arr -. nes'nea cnlnce" belonging ia ~.
nut. wosau than this II is tho Ier ~ at1!sse1Ive
WE axef o. tTsr that nccs atonsiag AMI ,nafds
sor.s as .s%a'y of osieforns Il s9 1,sP se.ssaa
Tho n,aaarcctcd hlc from tic bimoa wy esp
into ne ornrer channel, oprn tue bowrl. o,1stl
tl!a dy1pepttc symptoms which inyarisIi. teniors
pany nilionsncts nn conntesacts is aaeIsa1,.
liver, which must always cxItt wnon r. " tit
s wa.tes o. tho rycs assume tha yciiow h"n ~ "a
ps1m1 tI1Saa ts rat lower rss, ia. T.,
tnnpre ans tho nausea tasred sss o
complaint; Ia short, alt 50 dlsasreeaSia' se'-
itants nre aoon re!ncdcd BY this sycrc,o, .vneoEa.
IT, .psi s II nsro4ef aaen to sd # rs;x.s nteps, st
medicinal stIsnau, appetizer, and neryIna Isesab!'
, 1879-03-06

A. u. 1879. In the presencs of tho witnesses whose
names nre hnEcto attached. THoxAa FutEY,
Coultulor hlsiop md Administrator OF Ehlctgo. =
The will Ia witnessed by y. j. RortlRn md
frank Mics.
1n the IMttt1n for probate, II Is stated that II
9iaA not yet lcen asccrtatned whether or not tho
executors will srryc,
, 1879-03-06

.!ndikeAtion, dysucpsla. nervous pEostration. aul
oil fofnia Of general debility rol,sytd by taking
Mensmaa's psptonixcd l'eof Tome, tne oniy
preparation Of bess containing IL unt.re nutritious
properties. IL IL not n,sse stmuant liks tds ex.
tracts Of beef, but conlstns blood ,nak1n1 force
generating, aud 1ifusMstalning properties; IL In.
valuable tn vii cnfcebeI contIttuns Whckhsr tie
Eesalt of exhaustion. nervous ptuatratton, over
woFk, o. acute dlseaas; particularly II tasultiuK
Co., rsoptlssors, Nuw York. For sale by. drug.
ntxta.
, 1879-03-06

works, !; friction, l: incendiary, known md
aunposed, bt: lightning, /; lamp. explosion, 10;
malicious mischief, Z; oyerhcatcd stovea. pipes,
stc.. 20; oycrhrafe1 woodwork, &; oycrhcatcd
Journal, 2; rats with matches. d; rck!ndEinE OF
previous Iircs, 2: spontaneous roI,lblia.fOD. II !;
stacking It,nr, /; sparks from climnsya, FUR
hacgs. etc.. III; SPARKS from, locomotives, I; up
aotttny IaInps, y; unknown, 62.
, 1879-03-06

fJH1ERE Will DE \ UNITEil MEEryVn tr ~,
YMunH W0!nana ChrJ.tMl Tenlrersnco nfol1i. d l.iR
ic Sorh soutli. aud West sttlcs lcI ii i.r1 m q
s!fas9n' st to.i1osrow afternoon troa, , KIN ~ t
nclDck. nneTcnt topics viii bu presented ~ ~ Y r.
csAI zach nlf hour. All n,unlbefs afs .1 ""
qhc5tca u % preacnt hh4 cordial tNrtisiinr /, r. r.
tgh4cd 70 al 0tlIet young ladies' tnfure&tcd H.
, 1879-03-06
DRUNKENNESS

Dr.. D'UnXcr, discover OF thc cinchona euro 10.
drnnkcuuess, cuEes all cases. Room FL Palmer
House.