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A clergyman asked a boy if he
had been baptised. ''No, sir said
the lad, "rot as 1 know of; but I've
been waxinated."
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alec Northeast Corner of the square. upstairs
, 1880-12-23

Regiment. THO lanKer Of tho riota Is rnst. Wo
now rest IN sccltrity. hut who knows how soon
danger n1ny thrcntcn Off homes and our prop
orty7 Our rolicn force, efficient tho!iEnt II u.
tho nrknni.est opponents Of Iav and 9ng1 ortlor,
We must look til n wol-orgnnizc mtEltih fur tho
protection Of utlr homes md our lives aRali!at
can hardly expect TINT tho yo!ing mott who
compose tiic cnfps. 1T tho First ncR!ment vii
unless tho gooi ctizons of Chtcngo sitaw dis.
position Ut reciprocity. Tic First nsk nothing
In chnrity. Ttloy nner value received for every
ixeiia Of Ch!cnxo shnl,l1 manifest tho samo In
tcrcst III tholr organization which thuy hnyo nl-
Al Il r,lrnl visitor, mn surprlscsi Mt tho snntl
attendance Mt tho fntr Of tho First. You emu
buy m cacarly t}1orG rs elsbwhOre. Then why
not pAtronIzu tito sDltlor boys2 COUNTRY,
, 1880-12-23
ASYLUM ABUSES.

Report Of the Cotnnittee Which In
vestiEatcd tho Madison It.HtitNtlon.
Special Dttpateh 10 Th&Chteaoo 1rtouns.
MlLwAuKEE. Wis, Doc. "a committee
OF three appointed by The last Legislature to
investigate the management of the'Viseons In
Hospital for tho lnsnne, located ut Madison,
submitted their report to tho Governor to-
stny. Tho report finds fault with tho food
altt water supply Of tic Institution. Tho nc
counts aro In bad shape. ttero having been
no system OF bookkeeping prior to October,
1871 Tho appropriations have bee,l OK
puu.lou tor unauthorized purposes, md IN
soycral instances tho MONEY wits spent al,tt
not accounted for at all, a former steward
Is short In his accounts Sl,200, 4 dlscrop-
ancy OF $4,000 isl tic indebtedness OF tic
llosp!ta! Is not accounted for. Tho last per
capita for patients WIS found to be greater
tlnn at any similar institution in tho country.
III fact, tue whole management Is reckless
and extrnyagant. THO l}oartl Of Trustees
| Aru mildly r0prf1nandet, md the Committee
recommends tllat tho nflicDr8 OF tho tnstltu-
tlon D8 BOUNCED Among other reculnnieli..
t!atto1.s Ia q Inv regulating the ge1Atttntce Of
| money by relatives to pAtletts, which III
| many instances IL improperly used; n sepn-
| rats RsyluH for chronic lnsRne anti tho N1nIl-
nt,.l OF tho present Stntc Board Of Charities
n1ld reforms mud the creation of paid
hoard.
, 1880-12-23

tho Erst Church ncoH nrc5s'o to seta'" T. md
Mead, Avery, and Culver. wnro appont-
m tcr Of te tho rrorerty"whscl, has hcon
,tt'ilcr the contrib of Mr. t:,a,, stoo,y. .s X.
Church Society. Tho Kcv. pr. Goodwin pre-"
hLdetl at tho meeting Inst evening.
rI.ratouTli CHURCH.
Tho adjourned annun! meeting Of Plymouth
Congregational ch'troh socaety On, On Mscx" aDIsy.
tiSth strests. wa; asl !ast oy,e'n'nE. ~, with Mr.
THO report ut tho Ln,llcs' Visiting Committee
showed TINT tho latns hnI! tnad1 4tl visits ttur-
iYg tho ycar. and lst ritctl fond, clohlng, md
ceal whcrevcr it wins sleen,c! necessary: TIC
Gennittee II paes II Ars. IL T Stssc @ ar' n Mr.
Frcen,ati Nickersu1,, Social Colnlnit,co:, Mrs.
Iionry. Isllts. Mra; Irish, Mrs MARVEL, and Mr..
saadny;,eoGl we're elected f2r tio cnst4tl,s ng
superintendent, J. q. davidson, Superintendent
Of Urinary Department., Mrs. 0eor1o lfllss:
Tho pastor and t1eacnns wcro appointed
Committee on Chnnxo OF Hymn. Hooks, to re-.
o!mSna somo gR'ion to tho Church ut fataFo
, 1880-12-23
HOLIDAY NOTES.

,rho man ,vho frat wro,c x.mas was n
oross oi,i ;grorart co,,ocr ,ybo co,,ftI onlv
mako his mark.
prol. swing WIS tntnetl OUT OF Inc chutcn
by Prof. Patton. Therefore Ito IS n Patton-eh
outside. Patent outsitlcs please copy.
In selecttnr your diamonds for tic ho1t-
,to,.a In NH fni n cnli ~, fIonttrtch. m b1nl-
iso,, street. 'rl,o uriccs aro guaranteed to DO
inwrr thnn nny nthnr hnrso in Chicago. All
Nv. ~ w.. y T.. .,ai.. t,.,,rns o,,t, r,,o
hetn, ,.1tf M.p ~ IN no, 1waulnra ;n,i
hstst,"oa h'stS na ~ aos'a''' opo'' e'''6' "'''''
, 1880-12-23
THE CITY-lIALL,

THE Superintendent Of liulldEnga will Inspect
1looluy's TheatEe to-day.
lr transp!red yestaraay that tho Mayor had, n
few days ago, added Mutt kllday. Ut tho sixth
Wunl, 10 bis sucrot-serylce force. swat" IL
now armod With a "Etur," and he IL expected 10
fx thugs for his Honor for tho spring election
In that war,l.
THE negligence OF tho physicians Of tho city
in reporting contagious discusses to the lIoalth
Department Is Illustrated by tho fact thAt, fur
diphtheela wete roportcl, while the mortality
rcpott stowa TINT tnoto VETO lhtrfy tteashs trtin
tG u ,he 10 Mn1 sn9a m Hft t
aud the prosecution Ut q fHw Ut tho delinquentA
would hAve wholesome otroct. Ilo Guys ho viii
Tnah at ssna!i.W.x Is eyer. Thu Mayor thinks
therc should 10 SOME prosecutions, and thuro
will be, no doubt, at aH eagy day"
lusrkD COkrNACT.
IsUnfFActor Buxton was f0rWnf(lgA tho follow
Ing do1umout yesterday by Commissioner Wal.
Of cats1s oi Ill., x9us t Son;tsst Hns 'h to Elk
Tho pIana. diagrams. aIld specifications lhefrIn
gcferrcd 70 aud lnadu . part q! sul4 contract,
and 70 complete ,hY following IT, Wit; All thu
"F Iron necessary for tue construction Ut tho
ro1f OF tho Cty-Ii Ma shown t.a plans nArkct
~ tar nes % ifo wuIsbins ans s'naa1 ts,' 'a aa
ona-fourth 70 thirteen anl ot'e-haIf pnun.lt
of which Is show. on plau inarkcl No. ii, Mnel
on sectional drawings Mos. ., 10. and II, Which
ptnns and drawings were. ut thu tiule u YOU
III he oltct Of The Dcpartnrrt Ut lubi!c Wtltkso
fasn she pa.t II your .a % oo.sact n1y, spp
trnct haa teen aud is hereby dcclared fnrfuIiet
o. but ih!s declaration or I0rfeitru sLali not i
epy way telleVo you fEum the covenants an
, 1880-12-23
IN MEAIORIAM.

MN, WILLIAM IT. HuAAAESf
m Old ind respected c'tlzett, for over twenty
after painful lllnoss caused by carbnnclo on
his back. aIr. Holmes WIS born Ia nctth, Ayr
shire, Scotland, Mnrch u, 1Ksl. and when four
yours old Cn,nu TO this country With his paronts.
1'noy settled or Il farn In Saratoga County, Nsw
York, whore ho .rclnn!ncd TIL he WIS Of ngc,
Tnn " tas SoSk ssaac wt H%rk H. s s"faFs ss
dealer on, broadway. ilo remained few
years, aad then fc!ufnca @ to tho farm; Yam;
t. Dutfalo s" aa resme a S SookseaIng, W Which ho
c,lrrlel on for three yenrs. In lE51 70 moved 10
Chicago. opening hls first store On stato street,
Lake street, where iie was locltcd until tho Srent
During tho rcpi.iang Of thu burned district ho
n"yea t9 hs last losHtion at Z M.dison strsot;
t dsst g u the "a wh
tic sna.e. lie wis consllore,i by young l'usineas
was as tyve wiIcss oaiy showed tho steady, iii.
sweryfng uprlyhtness aud Integrity OF tho man.
llo Wus Mi active. eArnost Chrtstlan. and upon
EIt,ers of tho t Sou.h Presbyterian chmroh, md
of tho JEFFERSON iark Presbyterian Church, ..
which Dr. Robert Patterson ttloW ol San frnn-
cisco wns tho t'rst pnstor, and nf which church
Mr. liollnes w1s u model ChrlBtlhn, Kuntlo nna
faithful III I'll tho reIntloris OF life. III the HUNG
circle he WINS Il pNttrrn husband ,asltl Il loving
fAther, enjoying ns few men do tho refined SUI
ciAt amenities Ut lilo. Ills name, known mt
uniy IN this otty, but nil over tho Western eos.t,
try. viii lpnx ba held in high esteem by NJ! with
whom be c4linu IN oontAnt, lie leavcs vito an!
daughter, besides iarXo clrclo ut friends Aud
RctunEnt0nces, to tnHlirll bis death.
Thu funeral Will tnke ptaco' from Jefferson
Park presbsterlnn Church. cor:er M Of AlHuls nn.
1AruOp StrtGtB, OIL Friday, ut 1;U H. l,, by CItF-
riugos to 0racclutiJ, Frlenls arc relucst0d II
acCcpt OK this Invitation.
, 1880-12-23
DEAD DUCKS.


On motion Of Btntcs Attorney Mills, tho In
dtctments found against Drockwny, ODdll,
Hicks, Ryan, ard Hans Fcikcr. charged With Ger"
tain forgcrius, wete stricken from tho 1ocket uf
tho Crlmnal Court. Tho reason why these
cases, which excited 80 much interest at tho
timo tho indictments werD found. Aro thus sum"
nnrlly disposed Of Is rs follows: Drockwn5.
U'Dol1. and Hicks aro now In the Rhodo
Island Pcnitcutlary. whcro they havo lust
begun serving out seven years 6on-
tcnces for crimes committed In tho State
Of It1odc 1sland. Whatcyor case there nnny 20
against tho other parties who nrn Indicted Tor
thoso alIrged forHerIes on tho First Nntional
three % covscts, III Is impossible, uricr The. cir.
otlMstnncgs, to bring thoni from, tho Enst hero
totcstLty md oven Il they were t. t. solne nooAly
representation ui tlv fue,s Uy inc statea-
Attorney and by Mr. 1. ]: Gago, Cashlcr Of tho
First National Hunk, wl,o ls ore Of tl;o nrosee.lt.
stricken from tho docket.
Tliers nre iMrEe number Of e9ses now @ lum-
SGsns sss%s m o aekst q the , ernS aaI
thusu disguised of yesterday: and tl'or9 seanla
,io reason wty they should bo perpetual!y con.
t!nucd from form ioter'n wl,or. ovGrylNxIy knows
very little prospect ut ever hrinRng tho cases .g
trnl When tho Ssa!ce- Attorney Is convinced
i might bo weii for hiM 70 R!xe 10.
tlco that, Oil a certain day, hu will nsk
tho Court 10 strike fro.n tho rccurls a
hnvo my particular reason for milking ob)cc.
ton thereto cAtl nppcnr Ill court and oo henrt
~ pursuing such coitrse ~ thls, aud hy has.
Ing the matter disposed uf III npon court, no
chArgcs Gun Usor b6 saado to tho elect that ito
dismissal Of M indictment was oytnineti througt
inpGr r. %e VIC haye ns
fNr them, md w'lcso tho charges woultl nuvcI
huyo been made hal tho publicity hrrt
11isiun"t Anw Tno,.hnr ~ f;rn,,., ,Irv whf
, 1880-12-23
TIE CouNrY-DU1LD1NG.

TnE County, Doarl will visit tho Normal
School nt Englewood to-tlny.
TnE second Investigation Of tho caso OF Caro-
limo E. Dny. alleged to DO Insane. will commence
before Judge 1.oomts this morning ut 10 o'clock.
TnE latcst nows from Mr. Chnrles II. 1seud Is
that ho will nut bt nb!c to appear before Jnago
Anthony this morning ns nErced. Ills condition
- not much improved. Tho Sheriff sti1l has him
III custody.
THE parties to tho Senatorial contest in tho
Fifth District woro on knnd yesterday, but notl1-
itR Was uotto except to cxnnlne ING altlunvils
sa to e e %s 4hoso eo sst atdnsy @
position npon tho part uf hoth contestants, to
fight tho matter out 10 thu bitter end; NJ.
to continue tho recount of vstes but should rely
ttpni tho spurious character Of thu nifilny!ta
rSsfisf a. seySrl Of the ss. Tno
sisty votes which Nioroslawski Viii iosa on nc
] othcrw!so, M vii vii seoure ] his-seharIa',s@c
without ii further count. Mr.. Do0lfttlc. how
over, Insists thut tho recount must continue.
Il MEETING Of tho Joint Committee was held yes
iattca J. " .ho Architect wcro niiowcti iiariine-
ton s!nnnfantt,rin8 Company. for marble wo'rks
S5Ha: + J: sexton. lar !ron:staIr 1T; w1rk. fM,Jo M
: rsteesos % sa%ks, ,'ss ': g.: ses Da xas s ao@e s
wUtiId entcr i.,to IN ngrcerient with the county
10 hnyo Mll tho carpenter work coI1plntest by
April |. Thomas 9arlnhd WIS allowed tho prfst-
oi tho new Court ffouso: Ilo Is Inflicted With 1t.
vftt,s tlnncc. nnl handed i, Il petttt1n stgl,csl
"a. " Sn nn o se s a he HssGSf ssSSe tso re
several cl,nnEes 10 bo made. lie needed NOR!
% tt oa t' 81 H. tSS Gty 9i Gcrks % rs una 10 10 sss
1t nnty dccIt3cl to tnHe tho nlnttor up nft-
Nfa I'm f7Ft1 nj
, 1880-12-23
FIRST REGIMENT.

Last EvcnlnE's Appearance OF tho RA9r.
The (air and bazaIr Vt tho Flrst ltcg1nont was
we'll attended last evening, but tho attcadnnta
tlidn0t spend great ucai Of inutoy, and unless
things change m auctlon will ho necessary III
tho crl. 80 fur tho management hAyt not re-
atIz1d th0lF expectations. ana tho chailces aro
thas tha atlair will be n source of expense
rather than pgu!lt, uncss tho frgnls Of tho Ecgt-
mont do tholr tluty to-day und Tomorrow. Tho
teaturo lust nvenipg WAS shu twonsy-pEtzo draw
lug. The ttckots wore not all sold, hut the
drawing took place, and tho prizes WeFp dis
trtbltcl III the "tltbtp contost, tho lilblo to bo
given to tho minister who appeared to ba
tho most papu!ar, considerable intcrost was
manifesten. II costs 10 cents 10 vote. and Prof.
swing uau Dr, TlDlnaY had tho lead ut tho ctoso.
Thonlas bud rpcelyc4 lld votes a,'a Swing III.
while there wns u larK0 yutu distributed Alllnu4
sne 0thor !ainstors. The Falr coses tu- narrow
evening, anu thuse In quest Ut Christmas pses-
ents should g!ye tlo1n il call.
In tht Hdltas e} Tas Eateaeo Tribune,
CHICAGO, Dco. 3...-The Fair Of tho First RcRt-
Ment Il not meeting With tho encouragement
which 1t deserves. During tho lato riots we all
felt that VIC bud tower Of strength III tho F!rsl
, 1880-12-23
DEATHS.


BEARB-At Arnhoy, ILL.,. Doc. ~ C!arn Henrs Wilson.
ony daughter Ut ~ q. md N. 4. 89nrs, Of J3urug-
ton, Kns. "A iovs.y noroF Just pluokad from earth
to btoum In 1IGnven."
please copy.
NoRToS-At NO. 74s North Wood.st, ncar Ml1wau-
kee.nY., Luke NOrtaM.
Funeral to.!lay at 1870 p: H., TO Church OF tho An
nuncintiUns thenco oy carriages to Calvary.
MOllOY--Doc. n. at O'Clock p. at tho fcsdencc
john AD0y. nKUd Il years. .
Church ttonCd bI cars to Calvary,
RAuTEIl-i)eG. II, TEcksa Hnutor, hRnd IS yents-
Funeral from ISL T1,trd-ny. Eriohda nTitod.
LENATt4N-At tho residence Of her aunt. Mra. q.
WAlkur, " WcsL Atiun!A.st.. Miss Llkx!e tsenahan.
Funeral frtin tho nHoye nuMiter FEltlAY. 10 Il, M.
to H. TNtrickts Church. tIoAce BY cnFfiaX0s 70 cal.
vary CatuatnrY.
ClAussEN-sut.loniY, "Wednesday, Dec. p 1850,
Ora 3{ny, yDn.gsat child pf L. j., Jr,. And Uussta
Glnusson aRcd wock1. 0f inflammation Of the brain.
Funuful ut tho rostdgnco Friday, Doc. H. at half
paAt 0'eltlck-
nOWNS-rhe lloy. William Il. nowas ut his late
res!ience l3 Secley-av, on Tuesday, Dec, u, n4ad
~ ygnrs
,,Funera. on Ihureday from tho Third Presbyterian
Church at II O'Clock
, 1880-12-23
SMALLPOX.

PROTECTING TIE PUBLIC BCHn0LS-
Dr. Do Wolf wAs very much exercised yoster-
day over tho publication #, thcao columns to tho
effect that i,e wns niarmel about smallpox In
tho public schools.
Tho facts ln tho case nre TINT DR.. DO Wolf told
tho reporter all that was printed, and oyon
moro, OIL tho gonorsIl subject. Just boforo or
nttor this ho wr0tO tho Superintendent OF
S1hools oh tho subject, recommending tflat he
CAUSE nil children to bo rrvacclnated who bud
not been yacciuatea within soych yours. At tho
tho s!Okncas Of thu U0nElah SehDnl touutlcr thAh
tho rsM'rtor dl.l, ani VIVA ey.'tantly alaru!eti;
tho !spaso hn,i npprnred IN tho sctupl. md thai
te n0r , Fl ss so@sss e 'Gs S sksss t e
ssSore S ed; Cat te hootor 'i to 70
fuilow!nr 1T, tho luixrs if superintendent tIow.
lant In tho snEno direction, und tho only reaxon
os 'at as r Il @ NC e ,osn IL liz e
department. Wer0 nthorWtaa engaged.
Ihe following ia Dr, lO Wo1f6
IE7TEH ri SUPERINTENDENT ROWLAND
On tho subject abovo referred to,
Dec. ii, lBs0-Gtorpe Ii0tr'aMi, Iaq, Sulxrfntend-
cit Public Schoats-DEAM SIR; Tho children nj.
tcntlinx tho public echnoas nf EhfcaK0 iiavo
exhibited II refssNrkAllo immunity frutn alHnfl.
SSiy o',e seS"r ans suffered fro!n 1ile alsc!so.
SaxuIt.. s q NJ. a siSst Fores. wv IL wc
Htulllly fear will terminate fatally to.dny. illus.
trAtcs danger which WI can lvurt III tho nut
vAccinasc4! within Il pcrtosl ut ecfon yoars should
30 Eeturno4 TO ny pargtits or xuArtllans with y
Ss Ii ae e m
'"S 10 ''A''' VIZ !; ,i,s,s
o. tho atrensth 1f ths h saEeri'n9,nens
, 1880-12-23

The following parties yoatordny nled bills for d.
KASTl1OLnl-IsabelIn frpm Emilio L.; on tho
ground Of cruelty and deserttop.
nAsNErt;Hn-Louts, from Hattie 81 on tho
ground OF adultery.
COYLE-Mury, from Thouasi On tho ground OF
cruelty.
OlSUN-Emmn. from Jacob, on tho ground Of
drunkenness md cruelty -..
A dDcree OF divorce was g1artcd 10 tho following
rNrty:
FlNlB-Frcdottcka, from Louis; for cruelty,
, 1880-12-23
TIE Observation-Disclosures
Eltist f.llifIf.u

a meettux OF momhers Ut tho First Con4rcgn-
ttoual Church was hold In that e.lt.lco Inst uson-
iux, wl,us! tho matter Ut assuming tho guardian.
ship nnu cuntrol of tho Tabernacle Church prop
erty, tho title Of which WIS vested tA the st,-
c!tty Vi thu First Church. was discussed by
Blcasrs. clagk, 0ritEtn, Aypry, Munro, Culver,
lInnnito1tt, cusrler uni bitx,su. There Is an tn-
cuMDrnncs OF s5,000 on tho property. which
tho First Church will probably assume.
Tho field lu which tho T4hernnclo CHURCH prnp-
the c!ty, and although Il csuIl 10 dsEsHoss oE 10
tho A0MAn Catholic Church to good advantage,
, 1880-12-23
FANCY LEATHER GOODS

OF Nll klnis will be clk>spd nut ut u sacrifice, and
pcketbtDlls, cLKar casas. Gta.. ut such prices
that 1t Will pay 10 step up stairs. Don't fn,! to
Gull at MerkcF's pockutb0ok fuctoEy, 81 State
street, up atusts.
, 1880-12-23

Sleepcrs for Travelling Mons Excursion to
New urotlls must h1 tlle by Saturday, Dec. =,
iii order TO soour0 tho sunnlng OF spoelal tr0ln
ulr. u.
, 1880-12-23

Trrslblc Loss OF Lilo.
Millions Ut rttr4' ,ttoo, cats, bol-huKs, Soaohes
lteo thc!r ltyea b.: islun With ''ltouXh on Hats,
6old by drugEtst cessso boxos-
, 1880-12-23

buy m chcarly. tt1oro rs elsewhere. Thon why
| not natron!zo tho soldor boyss COUNTRY
|
m1FE rR11fINAT J3EHN1en
InE C4eAllAN4Al1 4SEOVAeu'
- >'"s''- tians.
! r., .,,x,,roxo .t,ro % -, a. y wonso.o oa7 ,,,,.
wnukee avenue. wns cntorctl by burglars Tues
t'ay night, nnd about 500 worth Of property
etoloh.
1ho lnFgo tuFnltHEo u'lt''u!"ctofy vi ~ hot'"''
y ltrolnGFa. No. M 6oHttl AntIni stfeo> WIS etl-
, 1880-12-23

nr. Nulierb artificial eyes Afo perfection.
Fuctory, Urls Germany. uato l. ulock!, agents,
, 1880-12-23

Over Us i00 HoWesc sold. borden, selleck
T. Coz Chicago.
, 1880-12-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS, A


II toanth Warh ltepuGiIcun Club yin bG he!d thsn
SiSSi eloes oiiieoss n iii 4" oshos Sa,iness
7iiiATf.AiN 6. 9. atCCAnR WlL!; HE0!N sI-
~ Fl. y M sos s o tst:ss Il
sysninR., and continuing through the holldaJs. n
dny.sshooi aandaj. tha 2st II 4s] j. m,. and taso
I7ATIBANK Hall. WlilVH. Il ONE OF. TIE
eomfo4.sbiy turntsnsd aaa"r auis ID sIe ccSntryS
ri which o il al eunct.iIas bcan sacureA rlr Fegu
III III. ss u ~
tn9 rMf gtfts viii 10 thu regular svntar has
es usinE @ thS past fS.r ye"rs 1ndsc TIL sSspsSt
ex months Il. making tour OF EnKlnnd aud scot.
land speaking IN all the moro Important contrea
shs was wol fcso!.aa eve5, -ho1s. and !ctMnES. M to
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Will nnHnust!YnAb1y 10 bnth NJ 11tensty1 and yeFy
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I'LL noon pfrJos-msatlnE A. L0~or FaF"el Han To-
day.
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iat. II M !sNor WI fsrse!i fiai ho hsy cssaae,
III OAK Pnrk, viii ectuEo On "ltea! poop}e." Nom.
secuy0 tiEkets frea for sef md oaa 1Ea0nd
iINlE MsAHEns Og THE ClilcAop UNION
of c.I,rads iku Nnrtui,. f1um ha atv res!donco III
North WDud-st. At 12;i to-day. to Ghnrch " thu
Annui.ciation where keTylVas Will 10 hed taehce 10
calvary.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-11

A profuse and many times exces-
sively offensive discharge from the nose,
with ''stopping up" of the nose at II mes,
impairment of the sense of smell and
taste, watering or weak eyes, impaired
and pain over the eyes and at times in
the back of the head, cold feet, and q
feeling OF lassitude an1 debility, are symP-
toms which are common to catarrh, yet
all of them are not present in every case.
Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures catarrh
in it's worst form and stages. It's pleas
ant to use and contains no poisonous or
caustic drugs. So sure cure is it that
its former proprietor offered for years in
a standing reward of $500 for a case it
would not cure. Sold by druggists at 90
cents. sept. 8-2w
The daily gazette., 1880-09-11

b four pigeons now flying from
|uapOlis to their home in Jersey
lave undertaken the considerable
|g of6S5 miles. The longest pre-
fight made by carriers in th is
BY was 800 miles, from Columbus,
TO Jersey City. But last year,in
Pe there was a fly from Madrid
|uSels, a distance of a thousand
in which thirteen birds return
iOugh this was only about one in
b.lhree of those that started
good weather, some one of Mr..
Indfl's pigeons might have been
Fted home to-day or tomorrow
lAe continuous storms have been
Forable, and there are always
|Si1 even in finer weather, of the
lHs being baffied in mountain re-
Or pOunced upon by birds of
Or shot by sportsmen.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-11
From the N. Y. World, Sept. 8, 1880.

From the N. Y. World, Sept. 8, 1880.
General Garfield is nearly as fine
ly mixed an orator as John A.
Logan, who, we trust, never had the
advantage Of liberal-at least, not
of a college education. In his re-
cent speech at Canton General Gar
field, speaking of the Mississippi
River, told his hearers that "every
drop of every wave from the lakes
of the far north goes singing of the
Union all the way till it joins the
tropical ocean," the song thus sung
apparently being Mr.. Gilmore's
"God Bless Americaw." Most of
the drops from the lakes of the far
north find their way into that we'll
known tropical ocean, the Gulf of
st. Lawrence; but let that pass.
General Garfield also went out of
his way to let the people know that
"the great mountain chains that
God made are one, and we made the
people and the government that
dwell on their heights'' 1.-THE Hima-
layan Paharees and the moonshiners
of the mountains of North Carolina,
we suppose) land in their valleys"
Cashmere and the vale where the
Mohawk gently glides) lone like
the ocean, one like the everlasting
hills" This is truly fine, and
although it hardly reaches the
height of General Logan's "wine
made of blistered iron which became
the blood of untrodden grapes" still
it is a very good specimen of ora
torical nincompoopiana.