, 1879-07-20

SO IOuEr LuAL now De4QEE tAe1 LltU" ~ Il" Af
! they give the lemon q good, extra, parting SUCK
| Let me say here ntat, with chemicals ant
| drugs there are other forces than consume
production, or protection to fix their price. Tilt
main force to fix these prices is-notions OF pa
| tients and doctors. It costs no more to produce
J quinine than any other OF the three main atca'
| loids OF the cinchoua bark. Still, while one
| ounce OF quiniue costs $685. the same quantity
| Of cnchona costs about 35 to 50 cents, and nc
! earnest medical student can deny that ont
Of the four cluchona alc2lolds has about al
much value as the rest. W. 3.
Another Voice on the Stencil Subject.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 9.-"Onondaga's communi
cation in your issus Of to-day bespeaks more
carnestness than expected to fud SO readily;
Perhaps he, like myself, is newcomer to this
fair city, and so foul blot he has never seer
elsewhere, or the ouors have most unpalatable
taste, not being used to them. Certainly last
Sunday evening you could not only smell, but
taste and feel the nuisance, SO strong was it. In
order to lose knowledge OF its presence. had
to saturate NV handkerchief with aqua am-
monia to oyerpower the stencil, that tired nature
might find rest Is it not nnbccomiug, unncces-
sary. and most inhospitable to treat 4 stranger
lhus3
Please, nov, Mr. Rcnderer, do give better
return of your actions hereafter, that when
you come with that innumerable caravan to
"render" up your accounts, they may not be, as
IN The past. found to stink ia the nostrils OF
your Judge, and be be led to e1clafm, ''Depart,
ye cursed, into darkness everlasting. Your deeds
(odors) have preceded you. l know You too
we'll"
Men, women, fathers, mothers, write and talk
upon this subject. Perhaps you will create q
leo to see the injustice, the inhumantty, the
want Of proper consideration for the welfare Of
their neighDors, and learn the precept which is
SO little pracliced: "Do unto others as ye
would they should DO unto you." Gentlemen,
a word Of wasnlug is sufficient. ionnaust earn
10 respect the rights Of Others! E.
Concerning the Church Choir Company.
10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 19.-Perhaps you will permit
me The use Of part OF your space to say few
words about what consider one Of the most re-
markable musical performances 1t has ever peen
my fortune to attend.
Possibly an EXPRESSION Of opinion upon the
subject may seem obtrusirc. If SO, present 1t
with such apology as may be contained in the
statement that the quality Of the work has
aroused within me certain quality and quan-
tlty Of admiration that [ had supposed many
years OF hearing music had worn away.
The work ~ question IS that Of the Chicago
Church Choir Company, nov singing Pinafore"
at Hayerly's Theatre. cannot now recall any
thing in which SO much Of individual strength
has com bined to form SO perfect an ensemble.
The voices OF Messrs. Knorr, McWade, Bowen,
and OF Mrs. Falk and the Misses Bartlett aud
Somers possess qualities OF power, purity, and
freshness such as are seldom heard in operafic
singing, aud the chorus, for color and volume OF
tone. Vigor OF attack and general accuracy, has
fus 1u.n kha4 T. Lnn.
equaiei here. There is above ali a sympathetic
interest manifested in all that is done by those
who do it that invests the performance with a
peculiar charm. 1t is pleasing 10 me to observe
that the public Of this citv appreciates The whole
affair to the extent it does, and that libora1lty OF
patronage has extended over and beyond tie
utn1osr possible limit OF that merely local in
tercst which it Tas at first supposed would form
the boundary line Of the compan,'s. success
Very truly, =: E. T. Root.
Eighth Ward Republican rs Bosses" f"
- To the Editor OF The Tribune.
j. CHICAGO, July 19.--I am not d man to rush
into priut for every trifle, but am compelled in
justice to myself to reoly to your correspondent
in this. days paper, as silence On my part might
be construed BY the many readers Of 2HE TR1B-
UsE as tzcit acknowledgment OF the truth Of
your correspondents statements. In the first
place, allow me to deny most .emphattcally and
sotemniy that 1 am member If this "BoBs
Ring" if such ring is in existence. I have
been consistent Republican in this ward for
thirteen years, and have never, directly or in
directly, worked against or gone over to any Of
our political opponents, be they either Demo
Gratis or Socialists. I have never received, and
consequently never divided, any campaign
finds. 1t is trun that was, some time ago,
member OF the Campaign Commifte with three
Of your correspondents frlends,-Messrs. Hyde.
3arbes, and Ginde1ee, and they can state
whether l am correct or not on this point. l
also deny. that heretofore l have ever
er"; and, lastly, + do deny that I know
anything OF the so-called "slate" that
your correspondent states is in existence; he
must know good deal about it If such 'slate"
is In existence am in total darkness in ref
erence to it. It is true that I am an aspirant
for the Office County Commissioner in the fall,
and from the respectable and numerous busi-
ness men and others, not only IN the ward but |
through the city generally, who have promised |
and will indorse me, am convinced I will be |
public than your obscure CORES pondcnt, An !
0 ner Reuublicano Of the Eighth Warl,'' can In |
his letter detame me.
Finally, DEFY 'sAnother Eighth Ward Re-
publican, or auy other individual. to point the |
tnger Of scoru at any act Of mine conpected |
WITH, might: say. prosperous business rareer |
which have honorably ana honestly conducted |
for nearly sixteen years. JonN 1ussEM,
No. LAG West Harrison street,
What Do Our Ministers Dor
To thu Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, JulE 19-This question should be
asked, and to be answered truthfully must be
answered by one who has been there-who has
ived With them. It should not be asked of the
.eneral public, or the Church Warden, or the
leyout listener in the pew, nor Of the skept,c,
SOCIALIST, or free-thinker. They in their sever
i directions are all prejudiced, biased, and to
great extent ignorant OF the fac.s.
A 1ninister's work consists Of preaching to,
marrying, bapttsins, and burying. people II
listing the female sex may be described as
work ''-of visiting. Let us, readers, care