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RprMEua-Cankllng.

n Tho Editor Of The TFfhure.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S,-" nuinE woTan," anu
Judging other women by rlysclf, believe Tint
intimate relations hotwcen Il married or single
woman ai,a oue OF tho opposite Aux might cx-
,st for ycars; tllat they might evan occupy tho
sauo ho,lso alone, slcap undur tho same
rout, eat food from Tho Batne dish,
null the woman bu good nMl pnro one. Yes,
"tho,lgl ihe heavens should fall" ahc eonl't
actually ca., drink. an bu merry, and decide, OF
lcr u,v,l FREQ Wilt TINT there should be III re-
lations OF sexual nature between ,lunl. NsV-
erlAclcss, boIteye that uo thoroughly pure.
true woman, hurried Or single, Il! certain or
uncertain arc, would attelnpt to gloss over o.
palliate lha unques,ioned iarts rcgartlt,'. Mrs.
6prague. It |. apparent to tho nvt ot T19nt
Beisu that no woman can utterly s!src!afo ing
ulti,krsa3N4secepfsI t'tft by which fIe vtftue OF
,ne married t. 5udge lake sos ma'r!s a',
rise from her scat with uncontrolled agitation
usN! a countunnnce pale with fnar wt!on s!1a sees
him In "a tlcklal position" ba anon riding u
llehwass with hn behind her tnsnid Us ,n'l',
one sumlnerrcsost to another. ctc.l aud not
we'll merit tt!e cetaur6 kh9 hRs retclved. AT
though cTtnllnality Ii by no mcana foregoing \
conclusion. 1t ID Invariably suspected, III all
wp,Acn klluw, an6 men arc mt generally coli
spleuous a. "doubtlng 'rhon.ases" tn these oe'
eastoua; hut, II the truth were known, ! beltcvo
ate often The frat to ''carry thu news to
Mary" M matter II she considers thesu
rules UNNECESSARILY restricting, the excusa that
si,u was Us sciloniGirl. reckless md defiant. will
not serys hero. To parsohrasa rope'a eouplet,
s.lr rnckleas behavior ndn.lts OF no dofense,--
disrcgarsl Of the ratntnonest standards Of prs,.
prtotv shows lalnnnsablu whit OF scusc. !
know II was delight to tnnny of tllp schoolgirls
OF NV day 10 carry on 1Irtailons Will, young
men, mt not ono Ut tic wildcat, atn happy Il
say, would have carried OH o correspondence
spts I,yPtt ~ II
Ut thcse but would have looked upon sucA III
cscapadn with dtsapproyal. a.
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NEW ROUTE FROM CHICAGO TO MOBILE.
- tha E.lttax nj TIE 1e1httus.

MoULTpS, A.n., Auv. 14.-On the ed OF Feb-
ruury, 1871 YOU published h trstor IN yoar ral-
,,ullc journal, Witch addressed to you, In re.
gard to ihn wonderful mlueral rcso',r7es and
Misunderstanding capabilities OF AlaDnH,n, and
morc particularly IN reference 10 tlle constrtlc'
lion Of an uir-linc railway from Chicago 10 Mo
hlc, viu Evansville. lni. md Flnrenru n1isl fus-
calousn. Alsl, the nearest nhsssbfc line from the
I,al;ys to il,t t;ulf That letter ELECTED .Ean7
injuries fruf!, ruronll men IN yonr rtT, desir.
tns u,orc ucfinitc information III regard tn thts
yryy important linc Ut railway, opening Up a
new. prarrr, n,pl cheaper route from tlts Lakes
to tic t;u1l nr stcsico. 4 distinguished citizen
,n rni}rmu man u! yntIr city. alter lnoknIg into
liz. tn1ttcy AMI satsiv,,,.: hlnlsef o[ 'f' fcasi-
tttity uiul necessity ri thts route. immediately
fnuI; ltot, oi lle enterprise with z:al sn ssi"r
~ ctt,,;,rti -usatc with IT. tp 19tau:r, aInl tla
s.crn Mt work ut II ever stHee, with lair prosueer
Ut success.
There are hi. two short links IN tho .'haln OF
rail 10 l,itIi, viz: from Evansville ~ fo'SnT.
u,n1 frcn. Fiu,cncu to Tuscaloosa. These lD.a
Of rail completed. II composite !tne hf ra'l hlnt
water Will bn fnrnc'i between tf'c LaEcs snl ms
ii1lf, which will nut unly D;'en t!p II new fnatc*
hut inr ne1rsst, safest. mil cne.pest "f a!s now
mud MulIlc, Mrc ,leStfleI to betuEnc the ErtAe
yentr;rvs II ,lc Atssssiupt 'l!!eY, tiirnugn
when Will pass tile highway for dct'nsIy" cont
| nMu!c,tinn IN wnr nIut commercial tElt'iSi
t,raee. rnis Is nut only tsu gateway to 'he
commerce OF the Gull. hut also Ut 'hc Wet
lnutcs an! tic Central ntA South Amcricas
States, When tln grca. National nntl lutefnC
ttnnnl w"ri: Of cutting shiptanal ger ae'os* IN .i'
Peninsula nf Florida t. cG:nplcte,-whlct Is ny;
q al,ustt.,,l of ti.nt.-tAus ualtns tho Atlansh
viii tile Ga!. aud u sli1...sa,al Is sut
arross il:c lsthmss Of nareu: whit'!
nl '. t;tEIi with tEnson llie PaeIt'c. snn dnl1
Of scx1ru Will bccut,p tho busiest srene OF cuu'
l,larrc 'nr wor!h ever witnessed. Ttest great
, 1879-08-19
Rents Paid by Uucln Snm.


CHICAGO, Aue. 49, Your pertinent allusou
TO the dark md tItgY quarters on Arcndr court
used for 80 mnny years as sub-Treasury nntl
other Government offices, prompts the query
whether Uncle Sam might not have fn,tud somo
o,l,cr building In Chicago. Mt less rent, that
would have done equally we'll. Suppose your
reporters tnake an estimate Of tho nEKrcuato
sun paiu by the General Government for tlio
,,sc nf ,hc small md tlIngy roons oceuoted bv
the Courts, Custom-lInuse, Treasury. and o'i;sr
departments ut No. 15ls anl lcl 1asal!c st,ecs; IT, Ct;
AZ figure, the rents amount to from Sl0o,GN
10 S150. .tfG These enormous rents nro paid ut
lie discretion Of tllc Secretary Of the Treasury,
ctc.. without submitting thc matter to pnt!ie i
cu!nnotittou by advertising f.,r bids from hwn-
c-s ii iIJIltInts. When the Government wants
10 bur sumo twiuc. ur few petis alhi envelopes:
long advertisements appear calling for hds md
bonds. pud careful y-worded rnnffaS,s' ',,s nut
whn,, n nI,hic build ns Ia rentcsl ut S.sD0 001 4
year no sucl, prccaution arasnst overchat9e Il
deemed necessary. u
, 1879-08-19

TF the EHt0F " 1Ht JF10flHts
Riley, ILL.,, Aug. 16.-rhe Chicago Wftffn
Jour.n OF the 1sIes, inst. in Its "Qucst!ous An
swcycd," says: "Thc owner Of a honsc built
ty contract il liable for MI tl,o materials FUR
niahcd and the labor cmplovca on such foasc,
il tl.e contractor nr builder falls to pay fur the
sumc, even tt,oug!, tho owner NAV have rald
],hu his contract price. Sea Chan Is OF lho
Revised Statutes Of Illinois, Sec 80, on lcns."
Now, the Nuprc,nn Court Of Illinois. IN The case
OF WeterIll vs.. Oolenlorf, u ILL.,, 3s',, Under
h1lt Va. Corwi,l. Is ILL.,, b5G Kinney vs.. Thomas,
13 ILL.,, 50a, md similar cascs, say 1lst thu np.
poRtse. Now, which Is right, the Journal or TIC
Huprcme Courti
Again, Sec. % rctcrrcd to anplt"s only TO
case of snl>contracttug, Sec being the section
tho J0Ar'ia' should haye q!otcd: mud under Sec
a9 the owner wuu,M bo ltnblc TO lie sis1con-
tractor !,y tho Limitation Ut acc S. only to 'hu
amount duu the original contractor at thc time
tho nutico required by Sec. 10 was served upon
the owner hy tin tuhcontractor. Sec nlso the
tz,scs of Culver vs.. Flemtug, I'll ILL.,, isW aud
Schuliz W. lfny. W ILL.,, 15i, for sa.nc Stair
mont; whereas tho journal would llavo It's i'll
ouircr 70 on mud my nll cla!nls after having
puff tho owner In full.
IN this not uno'l,cr proof Of tho fact TINT al!
knowledge should run ln certain channels, nsls!
tlu!t even an editor caluot know all thIIl1s. mud
stn,nI therefore trgNl lightly ny0r t!o tleida
/ from which othors gaiu their l!volihoodt
MARSH.
, 1879-08-19

L<ttsF ff7f1 3rHHif |Haf. -...
Al accal,ll. wA4 Elynn ftW Wtasa a!nca OF q
fas.lo1,4uu Da,r issls.hoaso IN New fosls which
h,lf rt,,rxl..xcl III tt,u co-aperAiNo prlactp!s.
md WIS slap.el by caterer with cooked tool
III Ie rst. nf Il rsr hsai for tot b'sakIdsts ''.a
dinners, ti,u l.ar .luns pe ,lT large enough u
leave ali n,nuIe sur plus for luncheon lof tltoso
WIN wanted It, 4 lfttls ia1n.ry. sslseg then has
revealed tc tlrt That upwards oe dozsn pEt.
y,:s caterers nru ,,w engaged IN s"ry''l: ct,ea
io,l tu taulIics an! individuals; a''l thus uun-
l.F Will tle augmented dur,aE t,.e com tS tall,
Iur Il large n!lllutr Ut perso,ls who have heeu iA
tuo ll4biI Of living i,s hoarl.ng'hoases anl fau..
ilr hotess will gladty avail themselves of th.s
ticlltI, wnsrt, atEtrlk so;ue OF lie enantotss OF
hu''uksyo w .,, without sts Mo't dreaded j.. r., ),
s,h.n1tullity. Tue Gnust iaraous caterer IS i
Wullla,, VINO II celebrated Tor tho amount Of
linn game Anl poultry ae'lc'oaay coossd xts. !.
s,.,nuwi,at ,!i4lisr ti,an Tic average. They aFo
81 er week for Two meals ": tts' !or sac'! sd gsf'
~ charges ST. Fanl,l.cs of six G0a that II Is
quito sut!i :tout to ordrr for four, - tl!at .h1
astna ross IL no Hidrv--larilY III nuc, III 1ast-
as ms ayerags uxpunss tur ,he luoIa oi InhAY
eouII4t!ng ot tho gIseu n1ilubsF u persons,
, 1879-08-19

OF moro Injury TO the citizens ot Chicago tltan
ever Aewrr gas llas hecn, must protest aR,''st
such sensational HossIl,, hive pructtcrl medt-
c,nc In th;a city sixteen years, and lcrc has not
been year during my reaIdence here that sewer
ans Ilas done less iuIury thas NOW. The few
ease. which have como Under my care hnd OBJ
acryattn have lpecn caused " reeAieaa ncg-
plc slerp npI live all ,lav IN cosc. unventi'ate1
r,nms opening int, hath-roor1s ntlwatef-tl"ssis,
shev Inn.t expert to suffer from 'he nlana'iots
Uf least until there is hnlne plumb
ing tthnc in sctpntltie nflncnc6. ANhrn pcnp!0
njinw nvcr!!owing catch-hasna 10 remain Mn-
cleaned for years they must Gxpcct to tEtIer
frnln noxni, rases back ,,9 tnto tl'eir lnuses.
vial, to statu one fact which ought 70 i'nsn
Of twenty cases af dIsea%e due III anr way n
sc,vss-vns poisoning which lave tollc under my
earc tllls h,ifnmpr a1fe+a acre f"ntfdftrf ""t ~
fe1a. People willllcavc snae!ntls. wcll-ventllk-
tcfl ho1,sc6 wtieru ther have every cDsnfDrt III
tfc. nn, "a oI to kosno little village Which l'as
no systctt Of scwesaee: Wilt occuns rt't,'ns tlt-
uacl over fcster ut!Eatna anl y rear prnxlmitv
20 nutouhcs oyrrfuwtIlE With it'll nt1'i pEtlE nG
out nuxl.,tls exha,ntfons; anl ara 10 SURPRISED
when ,irr nr their children are nttnrken with
tiyscntrrr, ,lpI,hcrla. NJ septic fevert Ny ak
tcrn ruacs wprc I'll contracted ut lhcae "snl,i-
t,rous ylIlases" Mpreover. th!s senaeless s. ,a,s
! frorl pcopie who intcrdel 10 como ~ Chtcaso
| 10 rceit|t, who, frightened os the eenaatio,1al
twatltllc. suy they iear to bring their fnmIiies
here. Pcnble read the absurd arcounts Of tiie
ei;,1,osptl .FanreFs Of open htrcet ntr-ho'ea Tor
| ttr rspa1,,. at sewer rms. Is II tn he supposed
| tint tl.r cities Of En9ltnd, France, and o'hcrr
Countries would adou. this plan afscr. wars oi
Investigation, .nsl o., TIC recn,ncniatiei ot q.
lt: brst scirfsfr authorities on hsefehe' II hueti
| pan vas as faulty aud dangerous as Bome would
! hayc us bel!cvef 49, ..... .....-.
| hopc you viii allow your conservative pape!
to discuss tllis matter In Its trtsn lcarii1Es n
nlay ,u grouudcss fears which have been
asoilsct1, ..
think our greatest dangers arc to be feared
from ,l,c future potsnnfhY Of our water suaplJy,
Already, after southwest winds. nna dedt
mcnt IN the hydrant water fnl' ot no1tohs an
| mai md vegetable Bubstnuces: at0 fear 10
me worst when tl,r North Branch fs oumpecs
into The lake, which is not as ptlre o. saoul'
he already. Il. u. AALH.
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s.No CtIlulal Hnnura"-W .r 4llu fSF!Sikh Ut
llcera IN ,lapan itan Away Wac" Qua.
dIrxtk TMVtn.

J7,pnrtt,'s' 01sefft nAd GMstaH&s Hfcorf
WAsHISuTuN, ID. t.. Aug. ll.-la1aBtso ahd
Chl,,ese newspapers. dissuas'l'g thu rerup'oH Ut
u. President lisant, have had ,nnru nr less to
kay abaut whs,hrr ur nut tnu sx.Prcstient u eu-
titled BY u.agc to 10 saluted. IN Japau nc Waa
ealutrl by ltIe .Iupanesd wit veasela aud unttr"
taIneu In the IT s41lutst fashion ny the rtvlc all-
tnerittes. lut the question VIA settled !or t!o
Engl1sh by it.s !atiowlnE circular ssut u uie
Governors pf British v0loules:
DowN,su STREET, Feb. y, lB70.-StR: I hsys
thn ho npr 10 ssauxlnt you that Aas AA1xttyA Gos-
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1t. wsr Ga. Etc.,

"a fhS EdIoF a 1hs 1f36WHk
CHICAGO, Aug, lB,-Whon Wi ta!s sensaaou-
al talk about tho preyaoure OF aewcr gas In
Chicago ceasei II thets wss morc than par-
tfctu ut truth iu Il l would uot object. bur whsn
/ realize thu fart that Chicago uas never frser
from tho efYcvts Of noxlous gosea. aud Hlep
knuv thAt thls foolish tals has hs%u productive
, 1879-08-19

Hnh Charnctcristtcs - The HntoA- til"
Mighty n".,nr"-rh, Se""rapsssssr 4ansrs.,s,m
49," ,n.. """ ,r"a r.ano.,v mnn.Ion " charlotte
cn.hmau
sntf'a' co',''''n'To.e ~ IN, .''.In, .,'.,.,,
DosToS, Aug. 14.-boston'ans arc slisfa'v ae.
t,alcd over the idea that few Of their most
s,",.stn5 ra,,ro,a .,r,Ilar tn hu. better than
e'ef"'Ia 'a.''oao. ,., '. ... r p.ss,..s p...I |
TINT OF New 1ofS. .c"attce t.' .o"ets' .4,.. ttss
deut Of various ratlroaoh III INC stare, aee'aFpe
thcv shdH have II, lie snrs It took eighteen
...o,, !, va, ch,,,cr for n horse. railroad nud
s'a.s ~ .I.s ,sI,. . n,r. of tho fcncr
II toos 'o,'e t'''e ~ '"'s' 4" p"a y. s
around the Common down; but IL came do"n NJ
last, md Boston today mas n,orc torse-eaf
tracks than nny other ctty OF It's ezc 10 the
T. s,.tm .',, '0@''
eta'ee' u, u, ,,,,,os h,vo
bostou Is very clean ety. anu IT'S 'au'eh navy
tho good sense and TASTE to dress p'aihlf on
The street, although, to n casual observer,
ihov n,ov annrar uphreou,in,ly dressed.
The culture ana rctno'acns .os "a.s'' aonn"a noe.
has such widespread reputation are confined
10 certain c1ass, and arc by no means general.
There Is no CITY in America where you wilt daily
a'sst W." ns .a ",," 80 ~, thfs rnn;1ern
and withal Indifferent peoa'c as IN tp's noussa
Athens. On Sunday the crowds OF ro'lEhs tf,at
frequent The watering -nlaees III lf1e vicinity
fny+af fxf1 d
na's wv ,,"'s ~ ...,,o., .yy,a ,ri.o,a h,v,
ecntn anu oa' fepu'a''o'' tne "A'N',' 49,.
| poor display, md the nceeasar'es Of lifo aFe
| twice a. dcur a. In Chicago Or Cincinnati. The
so,Itarv condition nf III. cty ia very good, antl
s@",.' 49, ...,,,",, ,aot I'm ooxt ,r1u,,s morc
| uesplIo '!'c '.''ea' "e''' ~ .,... ,,..,
| 1t cnhtlrnhie III summer. hents ass "ear nc'st
! on.l Sl.D1l per nnnutn will scaree provide
| rood hp1se. The fires on all the h0ese-ra1roalls
49, s,- c.,,, mn, so,nc charre IN Tor n fu1r.uic
~. MA esuN'' HAM 7s'N
ride.
| Their are not In B0ston more than f"o f1fst-
r1a.s hntcs and tbey arr. ont Of the Way rs to
.,tr,,,nr porrrrfe Ifnte,. on tic Eurorcnr
e'"a''o'.' .i,,ss, tnt IN, ,,r,,o. orc ,s
plan, laa gooa cuisine; pat ..s p''sts wv ~
| dear rs ten years arn: besh1es' IL IL "'o.e W.
rcu,r,ucn than families. The old Revere House,
,,,,,i In. h,o, oacr for nror)y l,nIf n crutsry,
""eu ""s ~, 49, .,,.., ,,,,,,,v,ma,,. ynt, ,,,c
mas no" ~ "e s'us'" ,'' n,ras. h, ,ro,,,uv
entertained more distinguished guests th1n nus
other hotel in .nr Hub. Here Jenny Lind, Mis-
tot1, I"ic"s' 1"'epa,''sa '''' ~. ,,,.' par,,
| ers have alwa's bto2Hr'' anon" '"' nots'
I - Nntn anil II
, 1879-08-19

DELICATE FLArTHMY. Y.-r.4ru,ct j0nts-t Wen.
how do y0u like that Sanford 1ana!el G'n3sf. Ar
UVtalylH 81, Uusady-' Snute. nov, fafnst.
and isut /. ,uauy lux DAY slngp hsd t4e fslu:iiy
10 volcano saen 4 &sxluhEiuua toothiuL"
, 1879-08-19

~. ~. ,,,utor ~ Th4 r,t,ar,.
CHICAGO. Aus nt % 1sI noses M ss cy M article in
Tile TN1DuHE that Col. l',Ecrsoll IS TO llle lsonL
nputn with "Thoruus PAINE" l liaye often
thn,vbi. ,,,a, n.rl,nps It Is not generally enough
known that We ha'e psctts A",Asn.L "I.oa"s ..oa.
Of Thomas ralne's Iast days. md OF the "cotl-
turt" he found in his peculiar ''rcliEion."
Tbs san bo found ou page III, Of the Lilo Of
r.,>' 49,. r..u... H., ,,.n;,,nIn acal,oh.,,. anu
sssnher "tenv r. 'a,,o ~, ,i"n.r on,s,rn.,,, ph,a.
published Iii ls0o by ltcnrS LohGstseetu' tn"a'
lelphIu. ,,,..
Of the Society oi Friends Or Quakcrt; and, at
The tlulu Of tic last sickness and dratl' Of
Thomas pa!nc, Greenwich, N. \, was tae hohc
of hath.
wursts;
III may nut omit recording hero The death OF
TEy,nas t'aiur, 4 few 11uvs previous to my lcay-
inl l,ome on my last ree0ns vts!t. on hearing
,lut ho WIS III md tn very destitute codltoli
wo,,t to acc him, null tou,itl him In wrctrllcd
etatr for !,s Ind been 60 neglected. and forsaken
by iii prcteualed frIcads tint ti'a c.,sutnon at-
tcntions 10 sicE man hnl hecn willllle'a iron.
linn. The skin of tits b,iy VIA in eor'r plncca
worm OH, wlijcl. greatly Increased Ills au.ferngs.
4 nurse was provided for him, ald some netst-
| hi uolnf,rts were supplied. flo WIS mostly ili
state of stuor, but sulnrtllIng that llad pIssed
hrtwcr,l Us had nude sucll M impression IN him
| That suule days ntLer my dnpaTturu he hcnt t0r
nc, nsni, ot, being told tliat ! was gone
frutn liume, !le sent for AnotHeF
friend {0r (1unlser}. Tits tndlired va!ua-
resided In inv faulty ul.tl continued IN drceu-
wieh lur!1!,, il part of my abseEcs, treanent,y
to ro aud take hn some retteshGarns, su'tauaa !as
inr IN isVa' ,ura'ssa .sS.,o ~ ~ S aa,e,sl asst,-
n',. Sn. sa" -, .l ,or' anil In loud, unteul.
!ur 1,uu,,rT sud sToln Palus, 1t is saul yust arc
turning C.,si,t!all; but W. hnpe you VII! dle "a
YOU have lived. nl.l the,l "es,s !a'i aMa' W.,
Whlel tnlMG :, san.5 m.sa' "rs t,"v ar"
'eu nm".. tn asE"i hcr If sha had over read any
| of hla writings. And. OH bolg told that shs
Ind reao hut very !fttle ri item, Le in4ultel
whit sac tl,oqsllt ol thsfn, aus. r. 'asn w..
| one ~ yum cApeet .o... .,n,, ri. ~. ~
, 1879-08-19

Tic house and premises wcre earcfully exam
fned by us.
Tic Jury were convinced Of the following
faete: First. that efforts lad haen made to
enter the house bv pcreon or persons ~ the
front part Of the home; secondt that talking b5
one or moro persons Was f1cart 1t the south side
Of the house, R1ul TINT the key had been pushed
from It's placo In the door and thunaps r1ado
ngntn.t the west dour with something SUFFICIENT
" ncnvy to leave tndonf1rcs In siIe wood thlTd.
thai deniantls for cntranro wrrn snnnG " ~ ~.
m md was not granted: fourth thai lhc yonnEcr
baldwin snw tic Intruder near the door T!th
tic n,oph ,ti'a sased In 4 threatening attitude.
and that he fired anil killed ttic t,lan, atn. ..a
Coroner, from the features OF The deaf 1nast n,h
paper. found m hIs ncrson, rccoenzed tue boIv
AZ that Of i. y. Trainer. liz knew him onlf
slightly, md co,'tl express no opinion Rooa or
bad conrerntrt. hin. ~
that llu hail barn solicitor for Socialist papef.
These, Mr.. Edtnr, wrr, in substance tlle lacts
from which tho Jury gathered material lot '"e's
verdict.
hnl ct,lnc tu the l,uao to "seek shcllcr or nsk
TIc iury believed that the Batdwirs till Just
what % per rent of NIL prudent men would hafo
done under similar cireumstnnces, anu lof tn's
thr }nrr commanded slH..n.
~. r." sl,nuin rrGlclnbrr TINT the 1tFr tilo NOT
know. what has subsequently been shown, ntnlc-
ly: Tint Trainer was nh educated. beacenble, nh'
fortunate man. It wns left TO hts unfortunate
wife tn tell the public That her hush md catt1e
ilome Wednesday eycn'ng in terrible state Of
mental anl physical excitement. 1t Uas ioE
o'hers to sav that ho was seen early
ThHraJay morning going. out o. LIN.
coin rnrk no apparently cTazed lhat
he lid not reco9n!ze hl. intimate arona.ntanc.:
and 1t was for good lady Of Oak Park 10 hctlIY
| the coants undertaken d. she saw '1se rcmatns
of ,hr dead tnau that ahc md friend lind seen
| him lata Thursday afternoon In tilt western
| past NJ tic village swngnE Ills hands, talk-
1ng to himself, md clearly demonstrating TINT
| he wa< not Ut sound mind.
| Hut these later facts we're not known to the
| Baldwins, nnr to The Jury.
nm nnw fully convinced that Trainer hau
wandered out to lsfrrr Forest with reason de-
ttronrti; att, of upinion that there WAS no o1o
| with him when he attempted to enter tho
house; tic conversation hsard ty The a'atd.
wins was, doubtless, his own talk to hmac!t:
In MS cruxsd condition be mas Aase imagined
himself fastened out uf his own house, aud
llcucc u.cd the means that le did to Ealb en-.
tra.cr. This. at least. IS reasonable as well
as charitable view OF the ALTAR.
But wnU. cven With fsIese later facts hcfort
them, cal, ccnsure the Blldwlns for ti,etr acts,
or the turr for their verdict JUSTICE.
, 1879-08-19
BOSTON.

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-11-28
Letter From Dublin.
RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS,
On last Sunday week Rev e. A. Colburn held
divine service at Deer Park School House. The
meeting was large, interesting and satisfactory
On last thursday week the Hicksite Friends had
q large meeting at Broad Creek Meeting House
Robert Crosedale, of Pennsylvania, and Ann
Packer of Ohio, preached able and earnest SER
mons.
For some time past protracted meeting has
been progressing at Mt: Vernon NJ e. Church, un-
der the supervision of Rev. p. Reese AMI Rev. II
Boggs, the esteemed ministers of Hartford Circuit
LARGE CROP OF CORN.
Mrs. Laura G. Ady has raised on her farm this
year, one thousand barrels of corn. Can any one
in Dublin district beat it.
LARGE OWL.
Last week Mr.. Josiah Scarboro, killed large
owl, which measured four feet across the wings
from tip to tip.
On last Friday the Public School House at Dub
lin caught fire and was badly damaged
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The fall term of the Public Schools has closed.
During the term the attendance has been very
has opened under favorable auspices. We have
corps of able and efficient teachers i'm our district
and the pupils have a fine chance to get good
education.
SCARCITY OF WATER
The scarcity OF waterstill exists Nearly all the
wells in Dublin have gone dry and our citizens are
taking out the walls and digging them deeper.
LAME HORSES.
A curious disease has attacked number of
The animal is attacked with a swelling in one or
more of his legs. The limb swells to a large size
ana Is very sore. III properly treated the disease
soon gets well. Several bad cases have been cured
by VIM. M. Scarboro, who lives near Mill Green,
and is practical farrier.
STEALING POULTRY.
This district seems to be infested with poul-
try thieves. number of our citizens have
lost large amount of chickens and turkeys and
the nuisance seems to be on the increase.
SHEEP KILLED BY DOGS
Last week John III. Stokes had several fine sheen
killed by dogs. The dogs were killed.
WIND ON A FROLIC.
Last Thursday the wind blew almost hurricane.
a great deal of corn fodder was destroyed fences
were blown down and other damage was done.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-11-28

where there was so much upon which to make
favorable report They commended the location
and situation of the buildings, which afford the
greatest convenience, being near the centre of
the large farm of $50 acres. The stock of all
kinds was in excellent condition, and included
six fine Barbarian colts the thorough bred Short
Horn COW Highlands Wiley, from l.. ii. Longs
herd, Kentucky, anumber of grade Short Horns,
good mule and horse team, &c Also flock
of fifty very superior thoroughbred Southdown
sheep, which looked well, were evenly sheared,
and included some which won prizes at the last
Hartford fair. Mr.. Janney's 60 stock cattle were
| in good condition to go into winter quarters, his
barn was well supplied with provender and hay,
the granary with corn, and the machinery well
housed. His wheat looked strong. Everything,
about the farm in fact, denoted care and intelli.
| gence in its management.
Mr. Fulford called attention to the proposed
| formation of National Agricultural Society," in
New York, and stated that one of the objects
| proposed was the dissemination of knowl.
| edge of Veterinary Medicine. He said it was
suggested, if the society is organized, to ell.
deavcr to establish, at the Maryland Agricultural
| College, a Professorship of Veterinary Surgery
| The cooperation of the Deer Creek Farmers
| Club was promised in the objects proposed, and
| Mr.. A. M. Fulford was appointed to represent
| the club at the meeting in New York.
Besides active members, there were present,
as honorary members and guests Edward H.
| Hall, DIR. w. w. Hopkins, Charles b. Hitchcock,
Major A. NJ Hancock, Prof. W. l.. Baird and +.
| w. Baker.
The Club adjourned to meet ut Mr. L. NJ
| Aliens, on the 9th of December. The question
| appointed for discussion as follows:-
| "Would the collection of taxes by n County
Treasurer be of any benefit to the taxpayers OF
| Hartford countyy'