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The daily gazette., 1879-07-28
The l'rutIl of Things.


bplc at st. paulS NJ f.. chn ch, look
Bin some GU iosity at tho Rev. j. IL.
vi Townsend yesterday morning
\ h. was II troduced to preach and
saw you < man with II pleasant
b i a commanding bearlng.
\ rrvrrcid gentleman c hose 80 his
! h. 3ind vrrs, of VIII chapter OF
\ hu: "Ald We shall know the
|" lie commenced by say Ing that II
becesslrs tIr all religIoi 10 he sup>
Sl by ruth aud lflt lacks that, {
stand Il palpable failurt. The II, =
GomanS, thc lIindoo, the RanIah
3lr Roman Catholic taGh believe IN
sn creed and worship a special OH
| None Of hem are bound TO stand.
Protestant believes in God ami IT,
and Their religion WI s'amI be-
it IS h truth.
] preacher then said that the Norl 8
'taehed lio present state tlr,iIgll
prro ,viH the Divin pcrio the
an per Ol, and the Divinr-H III uuiatl
THESE Il ilertnt periods were
Considered md r these heads The
period ~Ts that time during which
fst parent III the Il irdtn sof Eden
@thuut sin. The human period
Between lint time and the coming
Son of God. The divine-human
was trohl hr coming and cruci-
ol NhrlNt to the prese mt day.
Tie speak ng upon the 4 I condpart OF
vlSlo0, the preache' spoke at great
upon tli' doubt in the truth Of re-.
and de or ed how it had beer
1 away by Jesus Christ. A Il doubIs
II were arrived at too has Ily, and
acuardcttf was mined by prcma-
nlrscS, which II locke Il al closely
he dispersed. The truth of al
W. 'onnd TO be shown through
righteousness
alr idea of Mr.. Willry's sermon
Dl be conveyed in this brief sNnop,
u Il was atlrntlvcly Ii ktrncd to an,
favorable comment. lie als,
.,rn 'f"m the same pulpit in th'
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TO the Public.

would respectfully inform my friends
anu the public In general that have taken
the hotel lately occupied by John Elliott,
and known as the "Old Allan Corner" In
mar stocked with the choicest wines aud
iiouors. First class accommodations for
ravelers. WIN. n. NlCkE EHSON.
anil ll-daw.
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Wilmington arkess.

WILMINGTON, Del, July 28. 1879
Quotations al the Brandywine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. q.
Pennypacker 4 Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Z 'atent Process Fiour... TOO. 500
Choice FamiIy.......... hO0a 7 CO
Superiine Flour. 4GJa 90
Wheat at................ 40
New Lorn.. ss... "a
Bran per ton. l6 60
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HEALl) u CO..
BANkEIsS 4 BROKERS,
AND DEALERs IN

STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT.
CAGES n COM NJ ERCIAL PAPER.
Ola YTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Int. rest, Coupon, and General Collec-
Lio..s. Tickets to aud drafts On Great
Briiain and other parts of the world.
jams iyd
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEN

w WANTED.-Copy OF The DAHL, GA
w zETrE, of Monday, April 7th. Five
cents will be paid for a perfect copy
jy2t-tf AT THIS OFFICE.
n UT.t E.-FOUKTH WAND DnMO-
IN CRATIC MEETING "A meeting OF
the Democrats OF the Fourth Ward will be
held at the Office of W. j. Morrow, All
French street, tomorrow, Tuesday even
ing, the 10Th inst, at 8 o'clock. A full at
tendance is requested
w. J. MORROW,
Jy2S 2t Vice President.
NOTICE FIFTH WARD DEMO
IN CRATIC MEETING.-A meeting OF
The Democratic citizens of the Filth War!
will be held at the Lafayette Hotel, y. W
corner Ninth and Shipley streets, on
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. at y
O'Clock. A full attendance Is requested.
III. b. Mc1NTIRE,
jv"8 2t vice Pres dent
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Financial ana Com u,e rcial.

WILMINarON. Del, Jufy ", Is1a
l. LIST SLOck quotations fuinIshed by
i.aId d Co.. Clayton House Ru '!dine
Wiz. iuston, Del. AZ 12 M. to-day;
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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+; 5; ;:;:s 1: {
:,: :S;:: s:. ;..:::s $:;
Of Rerprs Sent securely sealed for 80 cents money o.
postage stamps.l Address Dr. G. BoHAHNAN, ~
NORTH Fifth Street. st Louip. ~"
0RAY Y's sPEUIFlC EDIUINE,

II n z LIS h
r 'nnedy,an
uRia lin e
o u r 9 for
3 Q m In q
Weakne IS,
SpermatOr-
rlea. fmpo-.
tency. and
-. .ukl--.--
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A PROBABLE CONTRACT.

For the past three or four days il has
been rum mOred that the Pusey Il Jones
Company had received the contract for
the building Of steamer for the use of
the United States Fish Commissioners
to be used by them in the transportation
of fish for propagation purposes in var
ious waters. The steamer will be built
especially for that purpose and will be
the only one of the kind in this country.
Upon inquiry at the Office oftlie company
this morning, no information could be
learned on the subject.
Building the Keel.
The Harlan n Hollingsworth Co., arc
now engagedfn bending the keel for he
West Jersey ferry boat. The boat is
for the West Jersey Boat Company, and
when finished will be the handsomest
ferry boat plying between Philadelphia
and Camden.
A FIRE AT HARLAN'S.
A fire broke out about 1l:30 O'Clock
this forenoon in the paint shop Of the
Harlan X HOllingsworth Company, and
the fire companies ran out. The fire was
extinguished by means Of the shop hose;
damage slight.
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A CAR10s's'

oall who are sufIering from me errors
and indiscretions ofyouth, nervous Wal
ness ssriy decay, loss Of manhood, Xc.,l i
FREE OF CHARE. This greSt reytysSsy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send q self-nddressed envSone
zew York City. -, - ~'''s
dec20-eodAwly tf.sTNN -~t III
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Total for real estate, S13 236, ~
In addition to this there ives sold per-
sonal property for $2.5.G5, and three
mortgages for $3.50, making In all grand
total OF S13 ,726.78.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-30
MEDTCINAL.
= E d. E. III II 10 4
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.


Springfield, O., Feb. %. 1877.
This is 10 certify that l have used Vegetine
manufactured By 81 X, Stevens, Boston, Mass
for Rheumatism srd General Prostration of the
Nervous System, with good success: recon-
mend Ves0tne as an ercsllent medicine for sucn
courlaints. Yours very truly,
Q. W. VANDEGRlFT.
Mr.. Vsndesrift, of the firm of Vandeg1it. q
Huffman, ia well known business maa in this
place, having ono Of the largest stores IN Spring
field, o.
SAFE AND SURE.
Mr II. 4. Stevens: In 1872 your. Vezetine
was recommended to me-. and, yielding to the
pe!suasione Of friend I consented to try 1t
At the time l was suffering from general deoill-
~ and nervous prostration, superinduced by
overwork and Irregular habits. its wonderful
STRENGTHENING and curative properties seemed to
affect my debilitsted system from the first dose;
and under its persistent use rapidly recovered, !,
gaining more than usual health and good feel
ing. Since then l have not heatated to give
Vegetine my most unqualified endorsement, as
being safo, sure aud powerful agent IN pro-
noting health and restoring the wasted system
to new life and energy. Vegetine is the only
medicine use; and as long as live l never
expect 10 find better. Yours truly,
W. q. CLARK, 10 N Montsrey ST.,
Alleghany, Pennsylvania.
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Saved by the Prayer of his People.

saved by the Prayers of his People.
The ed.cr ef ihc Columbia IS. c. Register,
10 the course CT a Cos: Interesting account OF
visit TO G1velnor Hampton, whom hs found
greatly improved in strength and steadily re-
covering from The severe trials through which
ha has recau!ly passed, tells striking story Of
a dream which the Cow roor had at the ctisls
Of his case, aud tells 1t n the Goycrnor's own
words. The visitor, about TO take his leave.
said 10 the Gover1or.
"At least 10 ali your serious Illness you had
toe devoted love OF your own people.
"Ah, yes, sir" vas The hearty, deep toned
reply, never nan more. ltele7e, as cocd.
dept!y as | do ;h.t l I've, that the prayers Of
The people saved iDy life. will tell you Why
feel aud bellcye il 50 frmly. Whilst was
lying here at The point of death aud bad be.
come u.lc!ly Indifferent whether lived o. died,
l 20: a letter from an Cd Methodist preacher,
enc # ny old i1isEts. He wrote me word 10
fornliog me Of the deep aud devout petitions
put 10 10 behalf Ct ny restoration tythe Meth
odss Conference then in session at Nswherry.
lie then urged upon me to exercise my
will to live in response 10 tho supplIcatlops Ct
the people O! the whole State, Who we're pray
iog ior mo uight and day in ovory hnnachold 10
tic S;ate Ny sisters, who had trembngiy
brcugh, the letter to mg bedside and read 1t to
me, toeu urged ms to listen to the kind, loving
words Of the ma1 Of God aud to rouse nv will
to liv., and | promised her TO DO 80. l fell
into Dec . sleep that night, ard the post vivid
dream | tv,r xpareDoeG 10 NY life crossed my
e!umoers | jrcant | gss 10 spacious rooD,
srd that in it wcs moved to sll parts OF tho
State, so that | met NY assembled friends
everywhere. lrcnember tnost distinctly or ell
old Beaufort where had las. been. 1t seem.
ed there we're immense ossemb'agcs, and as l
locked doau upon ih.Ia grave parsonage ,sp'
preached ro end touched me ou the shoulder
and sad to me These people are all praying
for ycu Live, live, live l never realized any.
thiDg like it before. 1t alemed VISION. l
woke ihe pcxt uoinrg fse!i0g the life blood
creeping through my y.iEs. srd l told my
family the crsis was passed AID l would get
| better. go.
At lbe c.oac ftLe toucu!pg cad thrilling re.
isior, We bade bin g,oi ;y, healtlly wishing
him speedy rGcOGerg, aCc n2cy, many long
years CT health ard usc.a;neha.
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ENAIR BUILDING AND GROUNDS FOB
e RENT.-Proposals will be received until
SATURDAY the Z3l instant, at Il ~, for the
renting of the Fair Grounds and Buildings. un.
Ill August let, 1879. with certsia RESERVATIONS.
Good security will b, required for the prompt
payment of tbs reIi.
aov1G IF JHO 3. SMOOT, PRESIDENT
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a Bourbon Romance.

A curious proof of the persistence of royalty
| 10 The elder branch of the BOucbons writes
Paris correspondent. has just come to light.
! Thirteen years ego au old legitlulst. without
family, wishing to make the Count dc Cham
bord his heir. aud not knowing how to trans.
! nj; lis little fortune to the ooua! without dan
ger of its Being seized or otherwise taken PCS
session Of by the powers that vera. hit on the
curious expedcnt of conGtog his wealth (5ome
| 50 20O) to his old servant. IS thorough de-
votee Of Henry as himself, directing her to
put the money into basket, to carry 1t to tic
count az soon as he himself should bs dead and
buried.
The old servant promised her mlsser TO do as
he eujooed, aod accordingly, oa the morrow
after the fuoersl OF the latter, she set out 0D
her jouroey, earryiog the money With hsr 10
little basket, aud. having reached Froasaorttl l1
safety, Was admitted 10 the priuc:s presence
eod executed her c)mnIs<llD. The piloc,.
greatly touched by the Incident, cnieavored 10
get the old woman to accept tEc money tor her.
self; b1i she utterly refused 10 do SO or to accept
any peculiarly remuneration for her trouble
us there Gotbiog | cau do for you : ez,la:m'
cd the count dissppoictcd at her repeated re.
tusals. "Yls, your uaj 3sty." returned the old
woman, "Ict NE kiss you ~ The pr2tt5red kiss
bavi1g been rcceigoJ aud repaid by the cOuat,
to the oil s.t72ut'6 1;ers; delight aod gl0r;fi
ca,ion, the later returned TO Paris, where she
has spca resided, .1d where sb9 died short
!lDa ago.
Aftst her deatn her relatives discovered. TO
thsis utter a'nsz ;!Tent 2tG eqtai aa;i=tac.icn.
sum Of over s. coo 10 ban; I!c.es. lao notes be-
ing rolled up Ill dcZ3:. :i.c parcels snG placed
in little basket under her b-d. This sstoEi:h-
ing wind :sli was forthwith taken uD:;Gssio2 Of
by the s!ste: Ct tbs Ge2e"seI poor ca SOIL Of
eighty-fvc esis 0! age, with Le1t t. nothing 10
live upon, and to whUn tha SUE thus found sp-
pesred 3 Eort Of Cat0raia aIG Goiconts rolled
into orc, when, to the dsMly of The hsire;s ard
the other relatives tGay came upon u paper
which proved 10 0e t5e vii! o! ths deceased. be.
queRthlng the whole 10 the Coua. do ChamboId.
1t WAS soon sscert.ined. through tho reyr!s.
tlons Of The postmsH, tcat tie deceasoa nso re-
ceived every Chr.tmes from !ac CouEt oe
Chambord o handsome pre:e1s OF money IN Inc
form of cneck I.o poatmsr had Shh; o. On
the neIiun through %1rm the cGult slts Dao
reached the old servant: she had regularly c.sh'
cd the checks thus seDl her but hsc never tolch'
ed d penny If the money, the whole Ci which
Was fund iu tho basket. The Sitter, Nlla Con-
cord, has sent letter to tho Count de Ch .moord,
informing .im Of the atiair. There is little doubt
but the count will authorize the poor old Wo.
man 10 take possession of toe whole.
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W EI GI E I'd III IN he

| The following letter from Rev. u. w. Mans
fald, formerly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
| Chnrcb, Hyde Park, and at present settled IN
Lowell must convince every one who reads MS
letter of the wonderful curative quslltIes OF veg
etine as thorough clenser and purifier OF the
blood.
Hyde Park, Mass, Feb. Is, 1875.
Mr.. r. K. Stevens,
Dear Sir: About ten years ago my health
failed through the depicting effects of dyspepsls;
nearly year later was attacked by typhoid
fever in its worst form. It settled 10 my Dack,
and took the form of largo deep.sested sbscess,
which was fifteen months in gathering, l had
two surgical operations by the best skill IN the
state, but received no permanent cure. suffer
Oh great pain 1T times, aud was constantly weak,
enod by profuse discharge l also lost small
pieces Of bone at different tlu,os.
Matters ran On thus for about seven years, I'LL
May, 1874, when friend recommended ME TO
20 to your ONCE aud talk with you on the viz
tue of Vegetne. did so and by your kindness
passed through your mandatory, noting The
ingredients, &C., By which your remedy is pro
duced.
BY what saw aud hesrd l gained some Goa.
fdence in Vegeline.
I commenced taking it soon after. but felt
worse from its effects; still parserved, and soon
felt it was beneft.lng me in other respects. Yet
l did not see tho results desired till had t..
ken il sithfuliy for little more than ayear, when
LUG QluSuILy III Lu6 UhSh Hno bAiSo AVA -ioN
months have enjoyed the hest Of health.
have il that time gained twenty five pounds
of flesh, being heavier than ever before 10 my
life, and wss Lever moro able 10 perform laoo:
thsn now.
During the past few weeks had y scro!ulous
swelling asisrge AS my fist gather on another part
of my body.
took Veyetnp faithfully, and i! rom owed II
level with the surface in month. l thick 1
should have baan cured OF my main trouble
sooner if hsd taken larger dossS, after having
become accustomed TO its etfects
Let your pslrons troubled with scrofula or kid
ney disease understand tbs: it takes time to cure
chronic disenses and. if they will patiently take
Veeeiine, il viii, in my Judgment, cure them.
With great Obligations / aIn
ours ve-y truly,
9. W. MANSFIELD,
Pastor of the Meth odist Episcopal Church.
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Fsbk SALE Ok KENT.

EGR kENT-The TWO STORY BRICK
a. DWELLING n. W. cor Duks and Patrick
streets. thoroughly renovated and furnished
with sll modern improvements For term ap-
ply to GEO. Nc EN EY g SON,
inn l66 and ITO King street.
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Special contracts will be msde with yearly sd'
ver.isers.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. Obitu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates.
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COMMISSION MERCaAYTs.

AloIsndfia, January Tat, 1879.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
l. formed .copartnership. under the firm
name of HARMON g. Smith, for the purpose
of conducting The GROCERY and COMMlS-
SION business st the old stand of Allsn G. Hsr.
mon, corner of Prince aud Royal streets. and
would be pleased to receive continuance Of the
patronage of the late firm.
ALLEN @. HARMON.
jan 14-lm ALEXIS SMITH.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22

AMuenec or Birth.

With the exception of Lords Beacons-
field, Salisbury and Cairns, there is no
member of the British Cabinet who
does not mainly owe his place in it to
affiuence OF birth, or both. The Dukes
of Richmond and Northumberland, and
Sandon, Colonel Stanley and Lord John
Manners would never bat for birth have
had chance OF such elevation, and MIR.
Smith, Lord Cranbrook, Sir Stafford
Northcote, Sir Michael Beach and Mr..
Cross wonld not, had they been with
out considerable means, have gone into
politics. In fact, Lord Cranbrook only
left the bar when great fortune came
to him. Thus the British Government
is not, as a rule, composed Of the best
men, but of the best men who have the
money, inclination and capacity for
politics. Such cases as those of Pitt
and Canning, who, with mere pittance,
have thrown themselves into politics, are
very rare indeed. 1t is almost lunacy
for any man to enter political life in
England as a profession unless he has
at least S., 800 year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22
SPECIAL LOCALS.
We Challenge tie world,

When we say we believe we have
evidence to prove that Shiloh's Con-
sumption C'n'e is decidedly the best
lung medicine made. inasmuch as it will
cure a common or chronic cough, in one
half the time, and relieve Asthma,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough Group,
and show more cases of Consumption
cured than all others. 1t will cure
where they fail. 1t is pleasant to take,
harmless to the youngest child, and we
guarantee what we say. Price, 10 cts.
80 cts and 81. II your lungs are sore,
chest or back lame, use ShitoAs Porous
PSaster. Sold by c. A. DESAussURE,
Druggist. n7.eod
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DAILY SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (sUNDAYs
FXCEPTED) BY

one Square 30 lines) first insertion. 81 &c
Zach subsequent insertion. per square II OF
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22

That IN this town there are scores of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives are ad miserable by In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Soar and Dis
tressed Stomach Liver Complaint and
Constipation, when for - cts we will
sell them ShiioA's Iaoli9er, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by c. A. DESAUs.
SURE, Druggist. n7-eod
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22

Two murderers in the jail at Mon
mouth, Illinois, are peculiar. moralists,
They are a man aud woman, and they
killed the weman's husband The man
msdc a failure of suicide, after writing
a confession, in which he said 81 am
not bit sorry for what / did, for God
will never punish a man who only does
what is in his heart The woman
says; "My only regret is that my hus-
band was such bad man; am afraid
he has gone to He'll. II he had gone to
Heaven, there wouldn't have been any
sin in numbering him. ="
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22

A fine assortment Of solid and plated
gold jewelry-iet, cameo, etc, of the
latest styles, will be sold at HorMAN's
store, at greatly reduced prices. Now
is the time to get your holiday presents
Call and see the articles. daft
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-22

The most popular and fragrant per-
fume OF the day, Hachmetack. Try it.
Sold by c, A. DESAussURE, Druggist.
"lhhemucca, New. n7-eod
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N0tice to Deiinquents.

Notice Is hereby given TO all persons whose
Taxes for the FiSca! Year 1879 are Bs-
EinqueRt. that unless sad taxes are paid on
or before January 5th, 1850, suit viii be insti-
tuted against them from that day for the re-
covery Of said delinquent taxes
GEO. r. HARDING. District Attorney
OF Hamhouldt County, Nevalia.
BY J. II. MCMILLAN, Ds1satN
Winnemucca, December II, 1879. I'd
The New York herald., 1879-03-20

the other of the equipage that q newspaper
correspondent gets about with in Centml
Asia.. ON altogether quaint four-in-hand of
camels. For its beautiful reproduction of
the photographs from Tashkend the Mustra-
ton is entitled 10 the gratitude Of the cos
mopolitan public. Everybody gets into
his hands with sense of real satisfac-
tion the portrait of man of whom he has
heard great deal, and General Kaufmann
has come up wonderfully as leading
character in the great drama of European
progress in Central Asia, and has made few
mistakes since his brilliant march upon
Khiva. Readers of the news will be glad
to see what he looks like. They will be
pleased to sac his assistant, Rasgonof,
also, and to look into the eyes OF the
strange men of vigorous aspect who have
now made two journeys to the Russian post
in the interest Of the late Ameer.
The New York herald., 1879-03-20

not 60 on forever, no matter how public
spirited some of our wealthy citizens may
be. The futile endeavor to raise funds sufd-
cient for the purchase of the Castellani col
lections. and their subsequent loss to
America showed the necessity of State aid.
Again, a few days ago we lost much needed
little collection of Tanagra fgurines which
81, 500 from citizen Of Boston secured for
that city. If oil the loaned objects in the
Museum were taken from it the new build
ing at the Central Park would. present q
sorry aspect when opened. In view of all
these facts we again urge upon the trustees.
before the opening of the new Museum, to
bring all their influence to bear on the
Legislature, and theirs, as we'll as that of
many others interested in art, should have
much weight to secure an annual appropri.
alton adequate to all purposes Of proper
maintenance and acquisition
The New York herald., 1879-03-20
Reform-or whitewashi :

On motion of School Commissioner
Wheeler yesterday q committee of five was
appointed to inquire and report as to the
expediency of recognizing the departments
of the Board which have charge Of the erec-
tion, repairing, ventilating and warming of
the schools. AS the President Of the Board
is known to be one of the sufferers by the
bad air of schoolrooms, and to abhor incom-
potency and neglect as honestly "a any other
man, he could not have intended to construct
q weak or quarrelsome committee; yet it
seems strange that Of the five members one
should be Commissioner Wickham, who be-
lieves schoolroom air to be as good as
home air, while another is Commissioner
Watson, who has SO eloquently ascribod the
general parental agitation to ter-dollar
bills that INSCRIPTIONS men with venti-
lator patents have placed where they
would do tn, most good. However intelli-
gent and progressive the remaining men,
bers-Messrs. Wheeler, Manierre and Bell
may be- they are evidently in for an unpleas-
ant Job and one out of which any
but the most determined men are likely to
be tormented. In city where the majority
of homes, according to Commissioners Wick
ham, are badly ventilated, it stands to reason
that single schoolrooms, occupied by ten
or twenty times as many people as any
family room ever is, must be in q condition
that urgently demands remedy, and men
who do not see this are decidedly out OF
place on committee which is tho only
present hope of thousands of children who
are daily struggling against the bad in
fluence OF air worse than any animal should
1,o,tbo