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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-04-14
Beggars' TrIc ks I'm London.

One Of the tricks is for beggar
to get into an omnibus and tender the
conductor half fare at the end of the
'urney. There is sure to be row,
which attracts plenty of attention,
and the beggar. being detained by the
conductor, bas the opportunity for
telling moving story. The result
Is that he has bis fare paid and receiv-
ed contribution besides As often
as not the btggar, in this instance is
pickpocket or the friend Of pick
pockets. and the scene is got up at
The end vi the ride either 10 10 attract
attention trom the light fingered
doings that have just taken place or
to provide suitable occasion for the
exercise of such doings IL is also
a favoIite beggar device for youth
and girl to 90 out into a thorough
fare at busy time A suitable sp 1t
reached, there is a. scuffle, the girl
tails, aud the lad ruos away a. the
top of his speed She rises bowling,
gathers a crowd, aud relates. in a
voice much broken by sobs aud ears,
that sh. bas had half crown snatch
ed out Of her bands by The boz, who
Is now out Of sight-that the none,
had been brought in half an hour be-
fore by the motber as her day s earn
logs and that she (the girlD had come
out with it TO purchase food for her
little brothers aud sisters, who had
not yet broken their fast; and now
as she takes care TO ask-~hat in the
world will she do! Here comes u
passion of weeping, and before many
minutes the half crosn-that has
never been lost-is pretty sure to be
made up, with interest. This is a
trick which may be practiced every
halt hour with some slight change vi
locality But it is necessary for the
RI to have acqusintances within
reach, who back her up in case any
iuqaisitive or benevolent individual
should insist on accompanying her
0ome Here, however, she has not
much 10 dread. Professional beggars
Davetrusty acqusintaoces at hand ia
mos qusriers. Aud even were itother.
wise. there is Freen asoasry among
he body which enables all its men,
oers TO recognize one a0otber at sigh ;
and there is an esprit du corps
among them, too, wbIcn iuciIes them
10 support one of themselves, al
hougb perfect stranger, through
thick and thin, when called upon to
do 50. A kindred trick is for the
professional vagrant TO light can
die some dirty evening and go pokiOg
about gutter IN search of-say q
C 10 The cDin is always described
as The last of the sesrcher's store, All d
wanting which he or she will nave to
go without food and lodging for the
oisht. Another effective dodge u
is for a very feeble-looking individual
60 crawl slowly along in the neigh
borhood of one Of the hospitals, to-
wards tbe close of the hours appointed
for dispensing medicines 10 outdoor
patients, and then, slipping up and
falling heavily, to break a bottle Of
stuff on the pavement Similarly,
children are taught to excite CON
passion by falling over broken vessels
in the street, and declaring at the
same time that they dare not return
home, as step father, aud, step mother,
OF some relation popularity understood
to be the incarnation of all unkind
uess to children, would punish them
terribly for the mishsp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-04-14
JOLLY ROBIN R0UGHHEAD.

he following old ballad was published in 176
Can any one give the name Of either the autho
or the perio iicei Ia whi;h it appeared Th
fourth line In the lasi stanEa has been the SUI
ject Of much inquiry as To its origin:
Come, Joan, my lass, fll up the glass,
Wen drink our own good health;
Tho poor we be. content are we,
We covet no mans pelf.
Hard beds TO tired folks are sweet,
And hunger sweetens plainest meat
So here's TO Joan and Robin.
But Rob my man, IL wealth were thine,
Then Joan would take new graces;
Gay as the best, In Satin drest,
With jewels. silks and laces:
Then louting low, the crowd would cry
While In our coach we passed them,-
Long life 10 Joan and Robin,
Tush, tush, 10y lass. such thoughts resignl
Comparisons are cruel;'
Fine pictur, suit in frames as fine;
Consisfeneys ajeicel.
For thee and inc coarse cloths are best
Rude folks In homely raiment drest,
Wife Joan and goodman Robin
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-04-14

can be- heard more distinctly and at
q greater distance during the rattle
Of musletry and the noise of battle
than any bugle that its beat will be
more inspiring to men charging than
would be the feeble and discordant
uotes, which under the same circum-
stauces, would be sounded by the
ougle; that if yet and damp effect
The drum, cold will affect much more
prejudicially the lips of the bugler
and that the idea of utilizing the
latter as an actual fighting man ia
simply impracticable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-04-14

Rhyme and reason go together
sometimes-as witness, the woman
Tho charms is also the female wbo
disarms.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-04-14

N n nA WEEK In your own town. and no cap
" Il u ital risked. You can give the business a
ADIttrial v ithOut expense. The hesi oppOr-
tIlIt ltuuits ever offered for those willing q
work Gou should try nothing else unii
you see tor yourself what you can 90 at the bust.
ness we offer No room 90 explain here. You can
devote all your time only your s!are time to the
business. and make great pay for every hour that
you work Women make AZ much as men Send
for special private terms AMI particulars. which
mail free a. pufht free Don't coInulain Of hard
Zines while you have snch chance.
Address II. HALLETT, Portland, Maine.
June II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-04-14
cs. BOYD, Agent. Somerset, Pa.

VlhIII day il your WI iaeality. Nori,k
~ ntitt Women 30 as well as men Many
W tIlttt make more than the mount stated
above. No one can iail TO MAKE
money fast ANY one can do the work You can
make from cts "a 8 an hour by deyOiing your
evenings and spare time b. the business. IL costs
nothing g. try the business Nothing like ~ tor
money making ever offered before Business
pleasant nnd strictly honorable. Reader If YOU
want To know ali about the best paying business
before the public. nd us your name and we will
sendyOu full particulars and private terms Tree /;
samples worth = also free YOU can then make up
~ your mind 'or yourself
Address G GEORG STINSUN Il 90.
June II Porf land. Maine
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-04-14
EESearch warrant

allows an officer to 20 thruugh your Acuse rom
cellar zarret, and LindSevTs Blood
Searcher Is warranted 20 20 ihrIugh yonr SIS
from t.p 70 toe and criVe out all blood diseases
lts cures are wonderful an certified by duotors
preachers and people. Scrofula Merc1rial Dis
eases. Erysipelas, letter. Uicer in the Lungs or
on the skin Boiis Pimples. &c we warran. II 10
cure. II Is purely Vegetable Compuund and
Powerful Tonic For sale by ali Druggists See
that oar name IL On the bottom Of the wrapper.
Z L. SELLERS a CO. Prup'rs. Pittsburgh. Pa
CN. BOYD, Agent. Somerset, Pa.
, 1880-01-08

lllntle known until this mnrntng-Rrew dis
satisfied and 9rnmbletl mt l[ttin at tho ln,I-
fully SLOW way In wllcl, events wera shipping
themselves. The defense Infected. Il, believe
1t nnythfnE from aix cents 10 4 q,iarirr of y
tlnllar, .wiIic, they KIreful!y asscrtcl was
ns'out the proper financial sfzing-up of
lsrcnta1o's reputation fron ., crNi,Mcrclal
ssautlpont,. ''rle result, willis 1t llar!7y nc
getlier .llspleNslng: Tlc. Jury. after worry
ling over tho question of damages for three or
toilr hours. finally decided TINT the
tier!nnn Publishing Culnpany could at-
Ind llutl out nf I}reltnMo, ai1, It was 10 re-
corlctin their verdict The substance Of Which,
rs expected, naturally leaked out when tho
twelve were released from custody md nj
snlt was ,",t sx.stly t Whit eithsr s' sl.ie de-
sircl, although, eneh WIS moderately loud III
Claiming IL 1A IL xictnrY.
, 1880-01-08
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLSl

Without 1'atn, Always Reliable and
Natural In their Operation,
a VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOB CALOARL.
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coatcd With.
sweet Eln.. purge, regulato, purify. cleanse, and
il1nwxY'a Pills, for tho cure Of oil disorders
Of tho Stomach, Liver, nuwsls, Kitlnoys, nlad.
dor. Nervous Dlgcases, Headache, Constipation,
&stiyeg;css lniz.estlon, pEspepaa ni!ioi.sness
'all tlura,l9emonts Of tho Internal Ylscera. Wur~
rAt,tel tn ettcot pertect cure. Purely vcReta-
big. containing no mercury, nltnor1ls, or dalete'
inF from Diseases Il the digestive oreans; con.
stiputtun, Inward Piles, F1llness Of the Blood In
iioart61s,i, bsxase Of raSi, tsliasss ar Wsxht
Futtorlns it tSe Iicart. Choking Or satsssinx
Vision, Dots Or Woba i}eloru tho biTht, Foyer
aud Dull raln In the !foad, ;Dctctenuy Of Per-
sparntion; fSllowness Ct tho sktn and Eyes. Pa!a
lIeAt, thuruinx In tho Flesh.
systein from all tho above aanled disorders.
Price, va Ceas&s Per Dox.
We repeat that tho reader must consult our
honka and papers on the subject Of diseases aud
"FMlso aud True"
"Rad.cay o.. Irritable Urstara,n
"KatFtray or 8erof,la,"
and othors relating to different ciaases Of dia.
SOLD DY pRu0a1s1s. y
READ "FALSE AND TnUE,n
8e'1d letter sta..p to RADRAY q CO., No
~ Wurrss, cor. Csurel.-s&., Ns.v York,
~ Information worth Thousands Will be seus
, 1880-01-08

En" .,s y = %IihhhaayIDS III ~. t'e f aIa' "t MGtKf Y
ts.',G .o,lS's y. tno STOCK afas' 1he trAth 's'
t"cso WY nun "ro
MlTA'ssEs AnAIssr THE CoMl'ASs
atlt! thelr inlefnaI work. l!iose gstapllsll- .;I
premises fresh; This l,olse co'!rcts lis ststtt
front NIL over dod's Hrcntloli; i II often III
state 9l tieeollipoSitiol1; art! tt1eli Trey want
to rei1tler IT nt thGir p'arG; Tllc'r,s Is ihn
work." a.. ..
snltl to tllem." resumed tho Mayor,
TINT tnGy f1asl 1sSrftct! ~ their pill that We
we're willing 20 lgt ttle thlrnEo Drying Com,
, 1880-01-08
"L0NG" JONES AGAIN.

c,,,,.," ~ ."s 110' IT,, ."' cvy MJ ,~ 4s. r,.,
1trr 1rEr tn r, M rnNr ': of tle 5t iust 'ed writ
ten from Morn over tlle name Of "GraMgers,' y
caused Il smile to ,,oss oyur tho setlnte cou,,-
ta"",,".s ~ Mtha m ' nao,,,, NJ stnr1,n%u rim
.sl'a''ees VI lne pe"p's y, Hes!,Es. lno
tdea taat We care wllere lie takes ule revem'lo
,eoplc @ y Il Is tr,e pay ,,enrly MI tho reyc,,,o
toxss ~ tho whntn ~' az .t1.trict hmt lint dn",t
',s, ."Suo ~ y, . ."a Mo. In ""s .. W. ~
make us ha1e Long Jones, nor 1cel pfe pe-
cnrtse VIC arc able to slo 1t,
On tho whole "tl,e pcop]e of Sterling :"
rather like "Iong" Jol,cs,-tlat IL, wltut they
have seen anu heard OF him. when fe goes
for" nnybody,8 scalp lie generally Eess 1t, and
TINT always pletlses 1ss, We don't want to
make him Governor nor President. but t|ls
,lstrlct 10 fearfuIlv In nrctl If n drcent Con.
...,na., % n ~ "v
e m at @ o'ie 1,,9, M ns r. nl.t ,sss as.'
nnd II 4 1o,,m, InmsSa ,v;ii 6,1i.s In !" 1on'i
,fttI. hov nmti nryt iii W., NAV nav cnmc1nI" n
nt III, ny ,nnaa n,, ." ,r ~ . tnt onwar ~
~ ~ t tu , "u H., ~ ,r ~ s ,,a u,
, 1880-01-08
FALSE And TRUE,
Wo extract from Dir, Railways "Treatise on
Disctae Aud It's Cure" us followa:
List OF Diseases Cured by
Ralway's SalSapar1Iian 'Resolyent

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries Of the bone, HI.
lnnrs In tho IilnDd Scroflilol,s Disrusea hid or
S'natUral tlaRt. of BODY SyEhllis ny" ,ve,,ereal,
Tickets. White Swelling, Seatd Head, Uterine
Affections, Cnnkgrs 4lAntlllAr SWcDlfHEH. NNtes,
Wasting ani Decay Of tho I!ndy, pInples aud
lltutches, Turner's, Dyspepsia, Kidney and llud.
der Diseases, Chrpriu Rhcufnatistn and GDnt,
Consumption, Gravel md CAetlons Deposits,
Hntl varieties ut tho nboye complaints to which
sometimes nre Yivon speuio.ts ntlmes.
We insert that there ts no knuwn remedy that
possesses tho ciratlyc power over these diseases
step by step, surely, from tho foundation, md
restores tho injured pnrs to tholr sotlnl eon!l-
tinn. THE WAsTEs or THE nODY ARE STOPPED,
AND HEALTHY BEdJjD IB HurPLEEn TO THE RYa.
TEN. from which now tnntGrnl js formed. 1hisIs
tho f!rNt corrective powered llalwny'a IteaOlvcnt,
IN e1seS whcrp the system has been anlfynted.
nttsl Mercury. Quicksilver, Corrosive HubllMnt0
h,lyc accumulated Nnd become deposited In the
bones, Joints, ote., cnusng carries Of tho bones,
ricketts,, Spinal ulrratnrcs, cp,,tortions. whto
hWn1llngss rHrlcase veins, etc. the snrHhpnrisl[an
nntc the virtla Of tho disease FROM tho syatcm.
-. If tlluse whO nrp taking those medicines for
the c,lrc of Chronic, Scrufulb,ts. or Syph!litlo
discusses, however slow snny 1e tho cllrc feel
bettcr,'' a,t1 lind their general hcn1th ImprDy-
Ing. their flesh and weight increasing, or even
Keeping Its owIl, IL sire ElXn that the cure Is
progressing. In thoso diseases the. patient
eithor Kets hctter or w0rHo-the virus Of tho dis
cnsc l. not tn,tcs!vo; II not Hrrested and driven
undermine tho constitution. As som ms the
SAItsApAlsit.L1AN makes tho patcnt feel het-
ter" every hDur you will grow better md ID.
Ereuse In bcutth strength. ntitl f!nsh.
, 1880-01-08

An English paper tells tho following anec.loto
at FrineD Ilslnlrck: Thu German Chancellor
W'littcs act " d. n,lt d.,ck-shtk,tlug-f put
my foat on me boulder, aud % nut tnke 1t OH
Till 500 my way to another. When do, l step
hlu1; Auo W Oh until A4n out vt the marsh"
, 1880-01-08

Atr Henry ltavelock bus been loft lasgo for
taohel TO 1t. flo IL tn take tho name OF Allan In
futssr0 in rctur11 far tho sudden wealth thrust
thousands year, which he wus offered On chango
OF bis nalno, and 1t Il harx] on u man with such
MI honorcd HAMS a. Hayaloek to be obllyed 10
patt With 1t.
, 1880-01-08

'S; IT, 1s s ,; s + sS II. ssy 9;y SsjsSS S
'nac tx rrent ~ ,,siako II ifa I'll in coosne lie
law instead OF setting lip rs
Az FNb'MAN IN a M1SsraE1' RfoW'
"IOn'd better. turn around n,ltl tell that
1ury what ynn're fitted for" said Stiles,
=. Ashton, .ratl,cr The worst fur It, found re-
tlrf iM letting n story intended to illustrate
tl,e nlleEel tnct tint MS optn''ient, with all
lis fun, hnst mt to1lSllcd Ylnltthe law or TIC
fnGts III tho case. Tie defense admitted tho
publication, and the Dnly possible InfercllrG!
WIS thnt It was l.iatte I, il1,rg lsrc!ttnnn altl
liz; m,a Itii.NM. I.i,' ~ ritn H % n" ~, "' M III 81
,. ~, ~ ~ oie1 to f S "Ms, wv, nst ~ ~ M ~,
ccive. W viii IL bmrs,s II n,,1aI,se mi i, "' iro ma tic
snvi,u g;, III S'Wpss1 Wpn o .! iGes iC Ill., i'fa IL ~
fn.f wit 'rhcro ,sns u nv ,,r.f ~ stir tia - n,
sir mix nomt II l,rensnnn sHr ~ t,In!! '' troit"r
oSansat is 1e''i!sE his pssn,s,s as M ' !sass'
o t ,'n 'M Itfns ~ IT,! 10 wt11 ,,s sS v rtE tt y
txnsm Gn,,ea ~ ,,r.,sit,,," Xaa + w ~.
m"rl",,"" Nv. T." -, p,snnsn ~ Ma hn;o,o l.,
tn, i.',r ~ - ai,tI'r t' ~ so 'io''' ~
1'e "" s;.',Fs H., tn"gh,rF a ,,aou NIT !, stt,os
ut,o, oaS{ .{,,"IM %iWl W" pe''sc' p'' !" o1''css
" ~ '.'';W1 .i",,W s,,. ,v,othor v,u ~, M, II
you did. it's ~ 'one % Of MS busncss. II yoa
t'f'.'t: nuIiy"r yS don't kl'"w anything "bo"t IT,"
'';si FWitl,sr a,oug. Ashton PLEASANTLY allutc,l
In NH.hnriis ns II s,,rnklnr. crawling
crlnEing TlifNG. WIN pleu,ic1i tic baby
,ev} ntT,,, ~, 10 nIt.stsr,ur wv H., ehse. ~
mt Ifnytms ,Ir,.m,,,,e.il Af;rl,nrlis i,s
s,,okc FIR II willie ngainst I,nwsf}ap.rs ii,
t hp ""s ss ~ s:s,{'ar n,, 1sca IT, 9n f
,o nm wi,,t h.. ram"i m IL H., t,,a ,inf.1,ses w ~.
,'iw % in,;t! to W .,,,,, ~ +, W ,on s rs
' tanos eIlaractcrMtsnvcrsi,,g III lie Tic nl,,n,-
snT tcs1'iay on H.. t'Mt n,,sa1, nna tti,sposEs IN,
IT. I o. wlt tue lsnrk ] that l to Wt ;
est yeiv MSf rs a's,! ahon Ws Nos Tie
0EonaE scltSElnEis,
man n!cc connected with ct,tlcerl, know,
rs tlie state Savings Institution. MT! rrnaeni-
brre4 to;!ay BY la,po sorrowng alnl dc.
| Antt rgilt l,eru occurred II little business
not ttnw,l OIL the program, but lIollc tl,p less
Interesting ull tl,nt lccount. Tha material
staiit @ attrnunts i OF liz s1iciaels side @ Of f tic
hu,ise, will, Ills hack very near 10 very
mlnierlailstc post, ica,,rtf forwartl it l,ls
clinlr at tho mention ri George Scl,ncller's
"What do yo,, ,; say, SIR" demanded Ashton,
WIN heard the sit,ilallt Interruption, bit
fa!'s'I to eat the |, prs*s worls wards t,yrc M
sing. cxuitetiIy. ''0> ="
'fYnm it," yelled Ashton, Ills mad ,,p.
"fhis m,I*t mt hu4 gentlemen" sa[l tho
puintng lis tl,scr r. 1t Ills enemy enemy ilcar % liz
post, "ther, Is Il specimen Of tho ,lcn that
inv: BEEN brought n here to nttnck the
Everybody was va l""kins at Till I,,,,@a1ui - ; 1t The
I,Nllff WHO mil hasteucl tn tic post to mi,
IiiM .low,i and prevent any " possible Dos b!ooI-
letting.
i,nintntin,, cnst ,,,Mn Ix rren n. ti, rr,sn
, 1880-01-08
Mlohaeiis Escapes but The Publishing
Company Is Stuck.
Mr.. Ernst Prassfng and Mr.. Ashton
Exchange Compliments.
Lawyer Heap Sails into Brentano |,
Perooious style.
Gen. Stiles Succeeds In Moylng The iudientt 10
Frequent Laughter.

Moran, and ngsliu was thera a discussion, Of
the plaintiffs nl1cged-to-be-wortll s'3,0oo
characteristic subject Of the aspersEoils oil
which tito sntt is built.
DR.. Eto,1ar1l Frederick, Il newspaper man,
testified for the defense TINT lie wrote the
Frcic Prcssc articles of Aug. 9 nlltl Aug. II.
1S1S,-the ones which rubbed tfe alleged
llbel IN, so to spcak,-tl!at Ito wroto tiem Of
his own notion, and TINT they went In with
out being submitted to MlcItaelis. lrcn-
tAno's reputation was bad.
aEoHGE SCHNEIDER
was put OIL by the defense, an,r testified that
Drentano's reputation nj the time OF the
nlleged libel "wns not gNOd."
"Whnt do yon mean when yo,t sny It was
not Roo,l p asked Mr.. Ashton, Oil the cross
examination.
Mt was Ind, mcat,," replied the witness,
while general sntcker swept through the
room.
"1 In wlnt wAy?'
"alr. Drentuno always attacked people
witt, or without prosocntton, and always
created trouble and strife"
Further on, the witness said he Ind heard
Frank 1tnsenbartli, Emil Dictzsctl, Fred
erick Banmann, 1ler1nan Guck, the German
historian, Frett IIecker, nnother historian,
and Fred Knapp, still another historian, say
that Drentann's reputation WIS bail. Wit
ness md Brentano were not very Euod
friends. It might DO construed that they
were bitter personal enemies, tliougl, he
Didn't rccollcct TINT lsrentnllo defeated hin
for the Swiss mission,
Mr. Ashton tried to get In OIL tho wttncss'
connection with tho State Savings, but the
Court held that tho proposed Inquiries could
subservo ITO good purpose. Tie remainder
of the witncss' testimony was to tho effect
that he lind not spoken with Drentan0 since
1867, anil tf,at i1e wab interested In tile Frcic
Prcssc to tlle extent of five slnres Of stock.
CAsrAR HUrz,
ex-City Clerk, testified that lie 1lNtl known
Drentano for twenty-nine Or thirty years, nnl
he was sorry to state that Ills character was
not n very good one.
On the eross-exnnlinntton, Mr.. D,ltz admit
ted TINT ho md Brentnno were mt gootl
"Wroto an article nsalnst President Liu-
coin nrce, didn't YOU ~
"Oh, now" objected Stiles.
Mr.. Ashton saitl ,ta proposed to- slow tint
called him to acconlit for IT, when tte Court
said 1t maln no difference how the fGcllng
arose, provided there WINS ore.
soran to atton hlsd eets 1t e tie aGM 1rea M
.ludge Rogers ro0n, tic tlefenge put Oh hllG
Deeenhnrlt, md Peter hind. wllO testified
that Drentallo's character wasn't very good.
!sske'l Gen. Grnnt to, subscribe during the
Grant reception, and, amidst considerable
laughter, admitted that lie was
A MAN NAMED RIIE1S1rANDT,
who figured On nh affidavit in the, Vnn JIol-
=. ntation being bad. In explaining his business,
Wltiless said liz was q capitalist.
"lIa,n Erlnnel Ashton. IL like to look at
eaGltaiSt. w.. ,dat ll4w long laye So 9 b9en nnew
, 1880-01-08
GRANTS 1sxren1c- il, I'l,ffa d elphia.

1'1uLApE1T.t1.., JUL :.-Bufore the City of
Philadelphia t0ok nny official action rt.slIect-
lng the reception Of Gen. Grant, tho Presi-
dent uf the C0nI1lul, COUNCIL was informed
corporate capacity, two nr three Of (;raut's
personal friends would pay tile EXPENSES nj
tei!dng tllnt reception. upo,l that assurance,
"the liOspItaliticS OF the City nf ThEa4lel.
pila" were rendered to. Gen. Grunt, and Il
reception npol n grand -1,tnnncd BY
Mr.. t;e0rge ". Chllds-was given him.
After t1le city lad undertaken to receive
Grant, It cniill not bnck tluwi without dis
, 1880-01-08
HEALTH IS: WEALTH,
Health Of Body is Wealth d Mind,
RADNAY'S
Sarsapal'ilian Resolvent.

Pure blood makes sound flesh, strong bone, and
4 clnnr skin. II yai would hnvp your ilcsh srtn.
your bones SOUND, wlthnnt cHriGs, arltl your c,n.
l,lCxion fair, uaO ttADWAY'H HAfLHApAltiI,
f,fAN ltESOLVENT.
, 1880-01-08

Ai 4i%S !t{'i*e9 nftss III s agaS aS'ss ha;"s H"
houses nj tho Stnck-Iar. The truth is,
fftlYu very tIlntl nrA
, 1880-01-08

They nrt. out Of eOnrt this mOrntng," re-
n'ar11iH,! d; b5. M De MWolf, who WIS present,
," Tho decision Is agai!lst l,en,," replied the
Commissioner,
NJ VI. Was @ ,.t aware, s,, saIa his Honor
1t was rendered ut ~ o'clock thls l,iorl,-
Ing satt the noctnr..
WIt was altcr TINT" wont on tile Mayor,
- that ttey were here, MIL they must lllyo
known 1t then. told thonl, Gentlemen,
YOU WILL HAVE To rG.AGE ME Mt0lrr;'
md, Il yo,t wish 1t, D5etor, I'll put YOU in
"'rllese men," sald the Doctor shave
been striking blows below. tho belt. They
enlpoyett counsel tor lln other purpose tf!an
- stsnOl'nce ,ns: lilo hadn't u !ugal decision
hours and denounced ms, When they retire
frnM that position then they call coi,lu and
pix fayors. Until Tier. they can't have any
thnS sxctnt ,Thnt ts cHyEt' VT Flye them"
! didn't sWenr to tie nitilayit.' / saitl,
'Oierlnlorf did, alItl when lie usks Il fayor Ut
tho Mnyns l!p has got to place le in tue right
Sort 1t ptwltlon. aud ncknow1e.lge, that llp
to say that yo.. :til 1t maleloasly; you Gun
statn 1t was under MIs.lpprullcllsEon."
You VIII t;tye tl.enl i licensn,"' inquired
tug a II b. t9y y 'f;' %o tSs s SS1TSss ssy
run tl.eir establishment wtth"ut utfunsc.
manufacturing Or ntllerwlae, that ran be
carried IN III tho City Ut Chicago without
prejudice tn lts health or !ts safety ought to
b. eneoarasc.i alnl stated to tllela, u their
b. LICENSED, beea!,se It Would employ men,
allA that w,ls q help to the city. And will
say further, / mi III favor Ut giving every
s0rt Ut latitude to misunderstanding establlslt-
gufUty." ,.
1.-THE pllbltc."u saId Dir. Dc Wolf, sought
to understand that the Illinois Drying Conl-
paily Is not doing the sa1le business 1ona by