davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-02

~ we tsauVT o. 1He LHtfApo lV&phHts
CHICAGO, Fob. @.-Upon tho presumption
tnt the l'eupla living atong tho Illinois iILyer
viii allow tho City OF Chleago to How Its
sewage down thu Illinois calmi, ami thence
onward down Into tho Illinois River, nuke
tho following observations. III short, n,,,
III favor OF constructing MI lnterccptEnx
sewer, md would ITO lunger empty, either
directly or Indirectly, my further sewage
Into tho luke. Tint tho accumulation Ut thls
sewage along thu shore las already lIau It's
tion, and That the destruction Of tllls
aud Tint It's subsequent IectuposititIl, j,as
Induced many people to bcliGyu that tho
ntl0r OftGNtl,Nes noticeable whcn drinking
the lylrant water Is nlle TINT directly e,,,i.
absolutely eestain ai,A srroyorAb!y tr,le. This
Increasing tItlI flor illh indeed 1t Is wl'cll
t!eron,puse.l) will soolI, II 1t dies nut I.ow,
tlelal,d tliat tho city Hhall runA0vo tho Crlsi
Ss' s rcnSts 'S fsSsf fa 6ssxo Ntxs or II tiSs liz
wrl1cr WIS ui!!cial Is Informed tlat nllloiy-!yu
cu0lc feet Ut tlbia duconlpuslng substance liA,l
accumulated 1,'l WIS now IN the slinph OF
lle tunnel which WIS first completed. III
r,lE 'rM.nuSE tllp following p!Al,.. Il chart .nt
WHICH, together with II tnoru explicit eXpla-
n!tlu1l. Ii now being prepared fur the PURPOSE
of nresentlI1s ths plan before tho CitlZeils'
Associations:
l suggest The feasibility of constructing nm
iMtetctptlnY suwer along Uli cncl, side III the
Chieug0 ltivor, al,l Its branches, together
VIII! such cross-SectlonS uf suWer ny illay bu
necessary In order % drain thu territories
Mshlel now tlraih directly !mto the lake.
" ul4 South Fork II thu South Bra,,el, near
Douglas avenue or Thirty-ifth streut. llrre
wswouid danl W the South Fork, " we also
, 1880-03-02

crense III tint class Of diseases ,,n,si likely Il,
IL produced by drinking pollntetl .Wntrf. lie
tll.t not think lint tho public lraltl wi,s IT,
WI w!tter % a"l ihsta"er nj @ Si t,u faet ,las IN IN liz
country, where tile people had 10 tlrent! NJ,
wGll-wnter, there WIS tIlDre tt1plthcCla ilinl1
IN thu city. notwithstanding The use lielr nf
|ooE Ee ,1' ysfy ,r%Shii Gaii To-
hui, ~ fl! rs lHs appeared. 4ultn harmless:
III short, hu tl!uuetlt illat, ,wlintuvcr ttnlEet
there might BE-. It lay ~ tic fntnrn,-lf tho
clly should 20 on playing WITH t'!e sewngn s
Ilt E. q. pAu1.t
sntsl lie Ind nollrctt IN increase III zy!noEc Ills
eases Of lntc. Md ,li.lnr believe llier. was
nMy gnntl reason for bringing M Indictment
s,Glllst our water, which WIS certainly vastly
superior to thu wrlt-water which people lii
the country hui tn drink.
M. EpMnxD ASDliEws
lcu.t him 10 think tint tic wntcr w*s
causing IN increase III tile extent Of zy1lOlt:
,lisrases. r. b. SURE, there wns ,4nr. ,ltp,.
,n tef1 ts D. wnts %i nj s Sy ops5 "sI0's md rs Il"
crysfre!as,. which w9s syrc to at.cnt
The, drinking, OF polluted wnser, there.
Md certainly l,eei! Mo increase of
1t wa;sysr IsSss f oeHs1nX nr Xo f o s'Y utre re
welfare Of tho city aemasndrl TINT The ertnrtt
question Ut pure wnter, involving rs It did
the question Of properly dispensing Of the city
sewage, should not By reiega'sa to thu yAstt
been n yAst deal Of laek a1Wl very little done.
Dr. It, u. sTAllKWEATltEit ..
Ind noticed NJ alprecablc effect upon public
l,,Attll attributable tn tic condition Of CIR
luke water, A. l,e pvt It, the Matsr was ,.at
furA year. .longer the case mIght BE- 'tl!l"restt.
DR.. +. II. Davis, wl1ph ;ierUstttl al, The sitl,-
, 1880-03-02

,lrIns'!hry. rxrrpt y, lnst''it"rlc tp,,.-
nn,t rcrln,asly rn'tanI'Hts MIR ''r WITH .saass
un ,l!t"t lah4sai, tellii.'y inr t'pfAry ra'y
wum,a .i.ir.ttn4 Wiz tlan 1n!t'I''I* Vi ra..,
traHsuftn. f. ~ rrMt wtuk4 II H.!
,espMi,nes M!sHr. nntt CREME trIrnt In thss theus
cniInci ~ ~ h.Alilhrf u, tiio cnnn 4l.lici"s!
~ noet. hn!rHnt!inlu r"lief until TIM Il,!naI!
ltNer nth Etnlt !ttlPr',SelnilL y rns.lt,n,nn,a,
~ Nnt!oi'' WnIk' r. I'M tG t'ntrr Mis4.t1
~ ~! ~, ,,r s''Wiig syrn t tt
- q, WILLIE ,.i, Es1 M, ur: Wilson ftp,,ts
tnML NInH ~ tMn orttillieS ur|'1t Or tho ln,nts
as :: .I,,. ,. ,sn W. it'ulay Not +.
MSfi'laan. f ~ nt,u u"a ae.'3 INTERESTED in th,ss
1 I.r,sly ,Mr.sI.I ,W,ITsr r. ~ " '"Ttkns, y , w vii
Lh'engn, W., Will In"r M!9 exih,,Hsn 'f ElrIny ill.,,
sN tett rinre nanu nfi'' rMrtnti tfIcm1 y
H, f.H...n t'i:'F ~. m"."uaRaaur ~ f'fit thrlr 0sn
I.,,...,,s M a. ,a,I1nn ,, .n$ stn r.'trn H.
VT ~ t1 sIn! ~ tl.at dt,etr srl~lly si
a1,t',,. @ N, ,,t, a, ,.,,,,. Ths
tnxltErsa llntEN1s y! tnenRn iItr Mlr"Aly pail oys,
xs t,,i ,v.ntn - tna. I'M at.,nst bWntt
M,i.. % .agis ~ tin snan mt Invest an
a..1I s,'.i ,. ~ INV ,..F M ratht,
thnv oc,Ht;, ~ ,n ii1' Mrre ne wait
G h'W ", H., !rse a !rltrh s'y trfyMc H.
nt tttu interests nf pubIc
t.tnnt t ~ Wy ncn. ntlHIt Pt'FlnRneat
..,i 3,..;s ~. % f ,t,,.I, ~. .n u'.tl " makth7
mn Ftsiss IT lnr "tllrSnR lhrtien ol tts
esIn1'u,lmRe In1.R axer thn cnfsntliGsntl ,f %h.er ~
ns GMsHs' ' sMfn t.at Hsch !or halF,nI!tral put
n'sGss, III ~ n.t sta.4AinE. Hrtss sl!lttler. ltI5
H. n,asS ' ''''AN''' ''s e'""i''eeS ~ aRl to Rul.
tttrsa' n,sa ,ro.t o,;,,,,,,+ ,,,,, o,,,,, or,,.,
oi snasing s0,! l,os ,ltlu n1'lha ttn prllns
,,snlt,. r. ntHH P1sa,oi ~ to sickness and
tht. num.ay - tn'n el,t! " WIN winter. -An! tae
y, Ea,,,, tn Io co @ T' %s t't use s'ltccn!
, 1880-03-02

c,uc.on Fnl, oo~rs ~, hav. = 1,,.,o
tu ~ T.. a..,, soM "''u u '..ts wy
spaee 10 spurs ~ your Columns "onla ask
permission to give the result Of MY examlna-
tlun Of our l,y,lrant water these Inst few
unys .,,a,, GVersooay s m'ceu Luz Glage
W,li'sh o"f '"he water ms uhaefsone inteiy'
It IL no longer clear and limplt, and 1t gives
readily n acknowledgment sediment; sDIue-
times n sample kent fcw hours in Il corIal
hott,e emits n nnrce,,tlhl, s,nn,i whi.h In.
aas u""s e, a..aasaas,a, I11, s ","sa ~
speaks pnttelactloh. Using \ hlg'l power
II oie-telltli immersion by Dcck),. fintt tat
sediment to CONSIST alnl1st, entirely Of thosy
Hliell.makfnE plnnts called tliatotlss; two or
three SPECIES predominant NrgtIy.. TIlcru
are ,nls0 spheres, the contents Of which ure
undergoing tho process 1T scgi!cl,taison; III
n!l probability thoy belonE to y0lvuces or
other nlNe Of the sa,nv kt.Ml. These iIlread-
liku nls'c, (spiroogyra, osclllnsoria, etr..l 80
characteristic Of stagNant pools nre totally
abscMt. .
Annual life Is represented only by those
exceedingly lively but harmless crllstnceans,
, 1880-03-02
sulphur iii Dlphtllcrln.

Cn1cAuo. Murcll 1.-suyeral yonrs a,ro n state.
,,a, ca Mas uaI ~ tno u"ut s1'W
Ehgl'sh phs6le1an nad teet1 fefy sncecssFul III
bis treatment Ut dphthoria by tho aid of pow
T., ,1,o ,h,s%. "F1o4 'oF'~"'' ~S>"S 0"''|'o"
W. ~ ,no 'a'"Al'
Ihc stateHlent aslc1cu tnat th's s0la physician
wRa led To uBo II from tho fart that When sulphur
wns applied to tho roots Of the grape Infested
witl'a iarasito Of anaal origin It destroyed
tho pnFts!to. ltalso alleged TINT OUT OF hum
utsda Of cascs OF dphthprla treated by sulphur
not IL enaS wua lost.
n,S,n.s ~ IN tus. t,,+ ,,,a a,o,o,~or+ h,s ,r.
~ NV 1.'1s t., NV ~. .a,s aoA'. aas npe
peafeu rc1AlAFiS III tho newspapers every VIII.
tor, ad that people arc continually wunting sui
pbur rs n specie, and ur9iur upon parents
WhUsu Children Rru euIluosrl 10 have dise,isU.
, 1880-03-02
IIul,,e ny s. 1Eornlfst.

CHICAGO, March l-Npw thAt tho moral
tendency ur Mr.. Ilumo's tcachin9s Is Under dis.
.,asion tho fn,,n,vtu,r tfon, Yr,r, to fhur
,.,f Ws,,s an,', 1vs, ,n ~, ~ ,a.us. ~" p"' r.
your readers, especially as they contain an
ancctlute 41yon by Air, lIunles nephew with ref
tronco -, n ro,nnrL ,n,fo h,. Mr Dn,,,,1 II,,,,o
~ ~. -. ~ ~. Dn''n - ,a".i" ~.
aitnf ho hau lost LIS motuee. on pa8e o1o Inc
author sAys:
'.Threo writer's of tho most distinguished
talnntu thoup IN ri nthor ,hinvs ,,ttorIv nnitLo
~ a.. o.1 -. -. $500, u','As
one aho'nef' eoopef1tea IN rug panelal WORK OF
tllyltlstal happtucss voltnlre WIS aetuatcd by
hHtrrd Of ChristinrIty; Rousseau by tho feryor
pf hlsurllcrel utld; kluuta ly tho mere lave af
speculation. Hume nnl other skeptluul wrlt-
prs, Hitiu DR.. johnson, urp vAu Neu. ard Will
uratIfy themselves it any uxpppse. Truth
Will not uirord sufficient food to thpir vanity;
30 they betake themselves to error,
Truth, air, ia cow which viii
Weld such pennle no more milk and 10 they nrD
gone to Mllk tic Di1ll,' Thlt thls was tho cmao
With Hume, md thAt willie liz shnok tho boitpl
Of tlo,lSl11tIa, Gtc, retutt,pts for himself
fn1 lutcut ftit!; unprnrs from this nnrcdote: A
friend, in cOdolln1 With him 1ii1un Tho death of
lis lnutnpr. toDK uccnsion 10 observe ttnt TIM
Uncommon vinlcpcn Of Ills grief WIS owing til
Ills having thrown or tho principles nf religion
othorwis0 ho woai,l h,vo Ircn e,,lisulcl i'S 6u''
irdut, thnt ul6 ,lt. l,, 1I Mi, ~ tio ,,,1,St
, 1880-03-02

TO Ehe 1,1ll6F y 1Fd EH7tdVV 77EolIHt.
DKtsvUL STATION, Feb. 2s.-1n your issue Of
tho ss,l notice uli article FROM tho Peoria Trn-
script III relutipll to wilut Is claimed IL be tho
lnrHcst tree In lllinuls, iiMudAll County Gull
shuw much larKer, ns welt III moro valuable,
tree. Thuru Is llow standing on tho farn Of
Lewis Steward. fuur miles below York willie, OIL
Fox River. II hcnlthy bueA walnut which nlcls-
urrs Ut tvn fcet Grun tie Krt''lnl niNctc4n fcut
't clrptlin Cerante, md Is very tnll. Aa it IL In
hGnvy tilbrr. Ono hundred aiIlInt4 hus htun
FUSED for ths trcu. bHvu sco'l niid ina.snns 1t.
Il. u. UuHrs
, 1880-03-02
Starvation ut HONG.

40 The Editor Of TIC Chteaoo Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. ::5.-NotLctl,g III ii rcceslt nIrn-
bcr pr THE T1sInUSE tho cnsr OF extreme .1esttt
tlon uf II Mrs. Ellen Clurkson, Of tho West Stlo,
thls question presents itsclf IL 1t my less pan-
full to snrye In Chicngo thnn In far-uwny Ireland?
II Is positively kut,wn TINT thoro mre runy cuses
Oe Americans u, uur worry midst suffering with
hunger n en!tl. nn1 tillt uslUf,E tlltMo wllu hvo
but recently been in Sut}tl circumstances, but
who Mre ton ,n.,trst tt ut their tltat tuition ho
known, Would II 1ut bu well to seek out md re-
lura sliuE Ut our avn EuIIt,w-ciilzuns beft,rD
srnlng such llrgo A1llounts to II furetRh tplltl-
try2 Az AMERICAN LADY.
, 1880-03-02

To ths Editor " Tbs Chle19o 1FtbunA
dlHAnn, Macnuplh Co., ILL.,, Fob ai-l attn a
Subscriber III TUE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, AMI huyo
bocn very much Interested In rtadlnx tho many
Articles published on tilo-dralning. III your Inst
weeks issue Hoticetl lutter from Dir. William
Humphrey, of sanganon County, giving his OK
pcFenco III Ilt-draIiiilg. tho amount hu put IN,
ind tho effects ut tho sumo. Ttlo-druInlnx bus
1nst bocn introduced in this section Ut country,
MT ono furt@er ia tell As tgol 1t ypt, but aliuso
who have tried 1t aro highly plonscd, and uKree
tllt It IL tho best Investment they ever lllllue
MIR. Humphrey tells us bow ho teeluIuiel tho
, 1880-03-02

IL The Editor Of The Chicago 1r''uns
CHICAGO, ILL.,, hfarch Ito my 'lilnd the only
tho p"cis'o ocean Is tint proposed ~ ~ Da
annr and IN Tvs @ m lts
opcn ut u!l times and under any circumstances
~ tho ~ o',1,n,oI cn,nmar'.n ~ iho whnlc wnrlJ
eou,,n",nto con- ' the be- progressive pr spirit Of nnval
arehlteeturv; let It b! Its ships Of whatever ever
capnclty IL VIII. inc .bar'on open Gu. Iron. from
ocean to ocean VIII alr"ya accommodate then'
N,curnu,,u route cnnnut offer, That route IN
tue ol tue aso na y sho
Governments interested, for tho heneat and nd
yantaga 1T their own peoples, mud to them It
Woi'o non ''es''.aoao , ounens' ope"ns ~
vast Fc9soh OF f'ehess iA,'os 10 c"t1'a-
tIon aud settlement. nut It can only
It would you'd develop . tue, the'f , OWL resonees s, @
prosperity such n t',e!r country ,se9!s n'A y n
every WY worthy oi; let then, @ DO DO t.,ls md bo
!,sppy Mnt tl,o soner % tnoy au tmo lre!eG1oTs t4o
xrcNt, highway. for tho co,,.,aureS of tho world
!o tt ii a ,a h9 " oe t"r t'S !n
idcn thAt ru1,te M on WHICH twSnty.tln, aeks arc
necessity VII ~ used by thu grtAt al,,1's at,w
~ Msc. l the rKsf ones t.t pfn'at . VII inaGo
iniispv,isAhip ~ tMo near tu!Mse, y SIMPLY e
p1steroIs Locks '2rKn enough strong eiaongh,
aId stAn!g eGtny!ign, 'pcks tttt aacr VIZ eo'.
built 81 Nicaragua. There nro ttM na,ly un-
ny9llntie cunyus1nlls OF HnturG tH make it pos.
si!,ls' s protectors spMy y Us @ %ei nnaeFsti,n ~
uncq thGL Mefe6MHlH IFt,iH tno ntlIpst eitlA u
th9 w2rid Wlll ~ sena taoar snips lonued with
ery tholr fortuno Aeponds, to po!nt 10 remote
for my possibility ot speedy tr''nshp,,
monF M ao ana ax Tsf,ee ,nfaae. t " not III i,rrI| Mn
H.,
, 1880-03-02
AL Attsc0s4ler.

Tho agent OF Prit,un Iori,nlu, tho l:oshxiII..uu iI..u
Of ttaly, h,ly disappeared with nAut4 4 = nrtIt ,a,st
ftancs lelongtny p fils employer aia tayy yyrircs
Gaa bccl fospYarnvI u ,hp mans cnhF2sssii..
but bis uIsuspeclinE nature shrank fsoia A'$-
LUZ anonymous A1yles,
, 1880-03-02

To tht Etilur u 3As Lhietya Tribune.
WEnuE1.ASsss. heHr QvsScy, ~, Feb. :1.-1n
your daily OF tile nth lust hpleals u co1nmtll-
cation from crdAr ltap!ts, III, TAe closing plr-
uyr.ph rcntls: ".ric soil upon which llustelu
rul,ls nru built Is H(nllnr to Ant1 us devoid Of
XrllyGl III Mru tho sOias Of Iowa A,ld illinois,"
Again rntur, fur tho twentieth tlIne, III my lot
tiers tU TIE T1tHuSE and other Journals, II pru.
test ,.sasuAt thls notion that tho soils Ut Iowa
anh illia9ls nre slnvoil Ut ,KrAvel suitable for
u creek at bulk srs.yul ii, ,i.i,y pnrts II botil
Htllca. Everywlleru u10ng tho Mississippi liver,
untl Ill ashsr Htrc..ns running nvur aud through
hgwrys III Sill, hetllil.a. Inls n,at.rini Is not
nyrnly distributed, l!eitt,ur IL anything clst. III
nf thIs crsrk Xrtycl bcforv W. hran tho ''tlutl-
AV" "cry OF M Elatnr1tlt. Twin venture tuKAtsA
tint, unless Cedar l&apha llas M "rtpt,1s, turu
cIslity. Fur "mp!d4" On ANY stream nrU nut
f.,.!.u without suIno rock formations iu eauso
siieh Fnlitis. X. n. 3OSks.
lsy Tl.clr Fruits Nc Shall Know Tl,cn,.
~ ihs E1isur o. 1ht Chicago Tribune.
CMtcAuo. hlHreh l.-Althouxh Mr. Applcbeo,
by his discourteous IcJntndcr III your issuo Of
Fob. ~, has forfeited tho rixhts.uf guI,ll01nAnIy
controversy. shull net nttUlapt to iatntu him
IN tho uso Ut personalities, which huye beoil
lMnlstcd from ull scholnrly cIrclps. Mr. Apples
beG hus furnished no lIraOf thAt Mr. Hmm did
nut i,,!,ntaIn y, i,ib pryae cnrrcspoaicMc that
"nuultery must be prlut1tGl1 II ilell would ub-
tntll Nll tho advantages ut llte."
Mr, Applut,eu, without my reference to tho
book N question, which ~ Irobubly yury rnre,
would hay9 III uitA9lstand ilsat he lid !!ot hol1
lioruc, q ". John's loleKc, CanLr!,lKo Uni.
vrlstty, England. ut!lr,ns tGat ibis usl.l siulNr
sentiments lro foInd. In thu "G!rresl,n,ll!rMrU
ur u,yl.l tl,isiu with suynrl Dis tE,ylss,ra lrr-
sol.s." tl.unlon. laa]. Now, which shall VIC be-
liovc, the unsupported assertion OF Sir. Apples
as,',,r nsS' Or vHIS, 'S stater's,s ', Of ." Egs;
erpncu tu u Mru hoOkf II Dir.
Applebco has tho book IN question. It IL his
found theirs; II nut, It n,Hy. bu hr, and nut nr.
GsAHlwtn. WIN Ii stumbling vi wcHk ground. AT
~ events, tho tAssaKa VIII bu verified, a1,d ~
tho rca.lcrs of TIN TnlbpsE, whethsr It Will
provo 10 l,e Il cAlutnny on tho nluill0ry Df Mr.
Hume Or not. 6AMUEl. lvEs CultrlsS, Ilt,
, 1880-03-02
TIE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.


To fhe Editar " Tie CAfeapp Tribune.
CHICAGO. Fob :N.-When nul where was Gen.
Lander kiileu3 E&C.
tpnwpaw, yn., March 2, 1sGe lIo WINS mt
killed, hut died Of congestion uf tho bruill, duo
to general dcbllty.1
, 1880-03-02
Cllicago'x yyatcr-Sl,pply md Sewerage.
10 the Editor Q! 7hs Chicago Tribune.


CHICAGO, AIurch 1.-Thero Ara no moro SERIOUS
Questions, and Mons that sStMirp n,or0 s1,ept!y
uctun for tho welfare OF citizens unl tho ,,l-
ynncclnent of tho hualth-rccoru OF Chicago than
those Of water-snpply and proper disposition Ut
our vnst md r,pidly- sewage, III
such manner that it will not, ~ now, co,lta.n-
inato our wator-supply and poltuto tue utn,'s-
phcro, Tho heulth Ut our citizens, tho ruputa-
ton Of tho city W Il health rcsort US well ~ u
renowned coInmereai ccntrc, drnnnls &hat
even tho foul breath OF suspicion Bhall not de-
trurt rroin its rcpate. Sc!cntiifu r,Bcnrch and
analysis OF tho primitive calscs Ut Inost dis
oases, especially ot fovers and malarloua cpl
leuEcs, demonstrate tlat they gernlnuta In
cesspools of iith saturatinR tho soll AJuceIit to
the victims, or frou, guseuus potaons perlne-
atfng tho atmosphere they breathe Or the fool
they cut.
Tho most Imperative need Of to-day Ia In
crpased facilities for dlspos!nx Of our sewage,
which IL now generating unu dtfusmg typhoid
malnria, Alphthurln, searlatLn., and other forms
Of disc4so to un alarming sxtcnt. besides
crea,iug an unjust. Illegal. md ln.o!-
er7sblu nuisance TOE 4El residents Na-
lucent 10 tho IllInoia l. Michigan
Canal and Illinois River, Whero a portion Ut 1t II
disposed ot nfter paying !!berul tributu 10 the
authors Ut tts cxlslcnes. ILLUSTRATIVE Ut tho h!s-
tosieR orIXtu Of tie hume Of our ryer Its ptesent
, 1880-03-02

tln;'Ehs nha ewncs On n!s fartl! " ttlin4 tbcni,
n mn s " ,t ne t'tG tl,'n s Ks ~, " H,fs
rr,ai,,e,u hottsr crops 'lsi ~ ,iKhrat md
'ryeSt tatlna' THO srnsil Hf H St"~Gs \ very pnnr
olG 70 test tiio nn1lrNta q III. nnEn peeil
feaarnt ~ tllis co'ilty tnr imcnty-lSo yc1rs.
MlM me t,Nst snlsolt WIS " INF mo arSest 1hat
"f 'inU s,. n y, dMrm'H .hnI a f,,, .,ot
never r,ilHGa crnf hel1rr s.if'Gss WIts Grtw-
ilsI atih !rnEs) ifntt wat l1kG Es,!iaire yum.
InCHy s-ra1setl TN rrs'ii mira III oaness ILL ~ UT
.al't Mfn tL ID aH'Gtai ~ ihi1cs ~ ~. ~
H. ws nM VI M UNI ~ s" mft, y ,I ahs
s"fMnrrry h!iu MtrslniA ~ u,5 ~ n43 !tH uMsH
eia ~ wheat per mere nr seyety-,ttxn ~ riEhty
@ n.sIu. @ r. E;rn }cr "srv Hi S!Eu W. M u
Inv, ' ~ .t IT. lnstl wy np1r n ,,r ~, ~
.n''R ~ ~ entatu lh'nisea .r.p ~ @ %
TGr seM,hs ~, u M.miH M M H. isH inv Inv
.' y. ~. HTG i ~ R! R'st ~ ~ - lin , @
1"HG tt .1 , IT, ina ~ @ to,; ,, y. u. III H. H..
!sl !n ..ist Mn. & =" fiji. II. ;a, Hin. 't ,m.s ~. n ~
,,,, ~, ,'nt n mstny @ yes H., , s,x tI,c.r,c
'n!l M ~ NV nnt1nH NV s"H. . G1suEu. if ~ ~
, 1880-03-02

OMAHA. Nub, yet. :.1.-Are legal -tcMtcrs-t. G.,
GrcenhAtks-BubIeet tD Suite ind municipal tax
ntlon7 ltn answer will MITCH oD!tye yours,
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are specially exempted by Inv, aud hnvo been
81 truln tho Deginnlng.]
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-01
COMMUNICATIONS.

Rev. John E. TOdd's Lectures on st.
 Paul.
 To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER
 If you will pardon the versatility of your correspondent will write you a letter o-day altogether different from anything sent you before. It is particularly about the Rev. Dr. John E. Todd and his immediate work in the Church of the Redeemer. As I have time at this writing to give you but a small idea of the many things he is doing, will confine myself principally to one only. For the past few months he has been devoting his Sunday afternoon discourses to series of lectures up- on the life, travels and lsbors of St. Paul, and to more minutely describe them, and at the same time more fully instruct his hearers, he has drawn with his own hand, rather roughly, but correctly, a large map, which covers the space back of his desk, about 20x30 feet, and then with pointer suf- fciently long he shows the localities he is talking about in such 8 way as could only be done by the means he has adopted.
 From those who have listened to these dis courses there has been but one expression of opinion. which, of course, has been highly complimentary. No work that the writer has ever read has given so correct and vivid de- scriptions as those listened to from him, and no one who attends that church can afford to be absent from one of them. M. o. s.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-01
(9ttiicura i:
From the Hon. WM. TAYLOR, State
 Senator of Massachusetts.

Messrs: Weeks Potter: Gentlemen,-To say that am grateful IS only poor expression of my feelings but 1t IS the best word for feel 1t in every sense of the word. have been great sufferer with skin diseases for the last twelve Q2) years My head and face being covered with sores, could not rest with the burning heat and itching Of the parts aectd disease has been called Ec2ea. of most sssrsvatsd type by many physicians, but doubt ever fully un- ton of several skin humors have spent much mon- ey seeking cure, and in 1887 went to Europe, and temporary relief only for in the spring would break out again as bad as ever When came back to (yhose reputation cure of those the highest order) could cure I waited the doctor; he prescribed I followed his advice for six months and safely say, without any inn provemsnt. tried other physicians, and among them Dr. -, of Fast Boston, and Dr. =, of city proper, but all to purpcss They did me no good their rtmedtes intellectual that at no time did
 have swallowed five hundred arsenic pills, 5.200 grains, and taken bottle after bottle Of internal but the effect was the same becsme satisfied that could not be cured, but might be kept from getting worse.
 Now, about three months ago, MT. Meehan, gentle man well known to Boston people, called my attention would only make trial. He told of his expe rsnes with it, and so persevered on me that went of Cuticura and some Cuticura Soap, and commenced much humor lodged within the skin that as soon as commenced the of outcura came to the surface greatly intensified my suferngs for about two weeks But did not mind this, as felt that going to get rid Of the humJr when saw It coming to the sur face in such Ia ge quantities. After the nrst two three weeks of this remedy, was greatly encour aged by gradual lessening or the inflammation Of number of painful sores. carefully, faithfully and cheauy followed the directions to the letter. feeling each week cure, until at the present moment after three months of Cuticura and twelve years of constant suffering endured, can say thst am cured, and pronounce my case the most markabe record. have been elated with my success that have stopped men on the street who afflicted and told them to get the Cucura and it would cure them. This is why grateful to you for believe to be the best and greatest diseov ing with these diseases. may add that took ternal medicine but the Cuticura Resolvent.
 WILLIAM TAYLOR.
 Boston, August 22, 1878.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-01
Monday Morning, March 1, 1880.


REPUBLHCAN STATE CUNVENTIONs
 The Republicans of the several towns in this State requested to send the usual number of delegates to the State Convention to be held at the Grand Opera House, in the city of New Haven, Wednesday, April T. 1ssO at 10 o'clock to appoint delegates to the Republican National Convention and to do any other proper business.
 In accordance with the rules adopted in 1876 the fol- lowing notices given:
 l. All caucuses for the appointment of delegates to the State Convention must be held at least five days before the convention.
 2. The chairman of each town committee must send copy of the credentials of the delegates from his town to the secretary of the Republican state Gen. tral Committee at least four days before the ton.
 8. of the delegates will be held at the New Haven House, Tuesday, April 6, at o'clock p. m.
 4. District conventions will be held at the Grand Op House, at II o'clock 8. the day Of the Convention.
 By order of the Republican State Central Commit fee. CHARLES J. COLE, Chairman.
 Hartford. Feb. 25, 1880.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-01

General Joe Shelby, of Missouri, says, in recent letter: ssNo man is at more ease than I to say am . follower of Jeff Davis. While secession may have been wrong, we don't ad- init it. It proved an error by force of arms" Give him place in the army.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-01

A man will mash his fingers into jelly while cracking nuts for the hired girl, but let his wife ask him to tack down the parlor carpet, and there comes a series of articula- ton that was never known to harmonize with camp meeting to any great extent.-Tioga Record
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-01

prePsGed sG "a by weeks Potter, Chemists ana 9f4g- by all Druggists and Dealers Price of Outcura, small boxes 50 cents large boxes containing two and half times the quantity of Eman $1. Resolvent, $i per bottle Cutcura Soap, 25 cents per cake; by mail, 30 cents three cakes, 75 cents.