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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-28
WANTED.

.AtAHTED-A son Who ia Il good uisno = aver.
IS aI,i gho is s,sn Il to sing wall Apply No q
East Seventh. corner Ie al street, Il. MOSES l5S
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-28
q. q. sANsosN, Gen. Passenger Agent.

Chicago, milwaukee, g st. Paul hallway
Passenger depot foot OF Jackson street. Ticket
Gice northwest ,r1ier Of Third aud Jackson streets
Thompson Y Petsch, Ticket Agents, st. PAM.
Trains Leave Leave.
ST. Paul AIinneap polls.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-28
Iea2o07'f0sat to tia1' Far. Nera

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, Cures Uleera-
tion Ovarian Diseases and all diseases known 70
male Weakness. They have been used In England for
gears periodical and regulating pill Sold By Ill
Druggists everywhere. Price SLIGO per box six boxes
FOR $780, ssnt by mall free Of postage securely sealed
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich.
Wholesale Agents for United States.
~ Pamphlets sent free.LG
Sold Ia st. Paul By Z. b. Biggs and 9suart q Luts
corner Websshaw and Sixth streets In Minneapolis
hg3ray = 6o61ln. ukil7
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-28
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF f;oAhD OF EDUCATION.
81. PAUL. aiiru., Jane Oath, 1881
I;,ia sill he re e:veh al The office q! Sic
Board O.; Education fur he erection al Il
Ttt0-S'0ry lSiC Room Brick School
BHiidi3i0.

il: tie Tiiud i.ec;uc' "f II { fcufib wsri, ~
,aiiuoi properly c;'rre: Of LIEN and Nack n,lrf
-frae;s. Aisu for ;ha ,iec;i.:., It
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-28
Farms for Sale

100 gcres ia Jackson county, Minnesota
leD acFos 10 Meeker county, MinneSOts-
40 scrss I'm Issnh comfy, Minnesota
60 acres In Todd county, Minnesota
~ sores In Douglas county, Minnesota
50 scred In Houston cornty, Minnesota
Tbs above u al choice farming Esnds Which q,
~ sell nj lev price fer cash part cEsb and ba,-
on time With approved security. For descrlr
HOG Of lands and further particulars, Adt rsss ~
PAIL zAEvESgEE WORKS, Sc Paul HinN
eISLrs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30

AAPQp0R and ESorphine habit absolutely ana
U81 spce<ik y cured. rainlesss publicity.
% ;l;RR e g:,,lss.s r. S.fii
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
Arousing Its Readers.

An alarm of fire at midnight Is O
startling thing, but not half SO
startling to many who hear 1t as
would be the sudden knowledge of
their own dangerous physical con-
ditiOn. Thousands Of thousands
are hurrying to their graves be-
cause they are carelessIy Indifferent
to the insidious inroads Of disease
and the means of cure. 1t is the
mission of H. H. Warner & Co.,
with their Safe Kidney aud Liver
Cure, to arouse men to q sense Of
their danger and then cure them -
Memphis appeal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30

longer any security for life and
property, and nobody can feel safe
who ventures to assert his rights or
discharge the duties connected with
possession, occupation or manage.
ment of land, If his acts conflict
with the interests or prejudices of
those with whom he has to deal.
The country is drifting into ar
archy.
Condemn IL.
PARIS, Septem Der 2S.-The news.
papers of various shades of opinion
condemn the participation of
France in the naval dem onstration
in Turkish waters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
Central Stables.

MR.. H. EDWARDS respectfully In
forms his friends and the public that he
will open the Central stables, Spring
street, opposite the Court House, on
Monday. August I'd. He solicits share
O patronage, Terms reasonable. J3i-im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
Lo. AnEeles Lodge NO. 10, i. 0. 0.F

.,snGIkAS Regular meeting held on
2 WEDNESDAY EVENING OF
each week at X O'Clock, 30.
iourning brethren in good
standing are cordially invited.
A. FRANK, r. q.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Several improved places and sheep
range to rent. Also, orange and other or.
chards, farms, ranches and real estate OF
all descriptions, FOR SALE and TO
RENT.
Parties having places for sale or for
rent would do we'll to put them In our
hands. Our Real Estate Circular is dis
tributed In large numbers in Eastern
cities. HERDMAN d JONES,
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
sl5-2w Under Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisO Obispo) )and Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right o
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
D%Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45o'clock p. M, Los An
geles time. tE
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
SEPTEMBER DRAWING.
1860 40
whole Tickets, 50. Half TicKets, e1.
n Tickets, $50. S. Tickets, Sl00.

Remit by Postoffice Money Order Reg
istered Letter Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistakes or delays
correspondents Will please write their
names and places of residence plainly,
giving number of Post-Ofice box or
Street, and Town, County and state.
All Communications connected with
the Distribution and Orders for Tickets
should be addressed to 2. M. BOARD.
MAN. COurier-Journal building, Louis
vile, KY, or soy and SOC Broadway
New York. 'l.a l t-f~.,..r, nb-dAw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
FOR EXCHANGE.

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE con.
aiming 10 rooms, with all necessary out
buildings, with 22 acres of nnelv I'M :
proved land, ii acres In deciduous treee,
In San Jose. will be exchanged for Vine
yard er orange grove. -t fltt
For particulars apply to
MORFORD & BROWN,
al3-lw Cor. Spring and Temple eis.,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30

These drawings, authorized by the
Legislature of 1873 and sustained by the
Courts of Kentucky. occur regularly on
and Fridays excepted. for the period OF
FIVE YEARS.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
Ist-That the Commonwealth Dlstri-
button Company is legal. f...=..,
2i-Its drawings are fatr.
N. B.-This Company has now on hand
a large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizeS for the ..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
Marster's 8eif.Reguiatlng 3
+ ED e r
FOB THREsHIN0. MACHINES,

Ie the only Feeder manufactured that feeda
without moving all the straw In q body, con.
seQusntly giving more regular feed than 1t Ia
possible to obtain with draper feeder; 1t
feeds the whole length Of the cylinder; 1t is
easily changed to feed fast or slow as desired;
saves the labor of two men and does not re-
qufre m experienced tablemAn to feed 1t.
The separator needs no alteration with the
exception Of the removal Of feed board to &C.
cure It In position. and docs not have to be
tie power to run 1t, and has no complicated
parts liable TO get out Of order. Its success
having been fully demonstrated, cordially
invite all parties interested to call and judge
HI. NARsTERs.
l-- otookton, Gal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
A. Labonge, Chiropodist.

Cures any kind of malforma tions of
the feet, corns. hunions, ingrowing nails
aspeclaly. Cupping and leeching done
also. U. 3. bathrooms. Requena street.
..H 6elltl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
Capital Stock (paid up, 100000

Buy and sell exchange on San Fran Disco.
New York, L0ndcn, Paris, Berlin and
Frankfort.
Buy exchange on all parts Of the Unite
States and Europe,
Receive money on open account and Ger
t1hcate Of Deposit, and do . general
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
NOT ICE.

This is to notify all persons concerned
that no one Is authorized TO incur an y
Indebtedness or obtain any cred IL on m
account, and that I will not pay any
bills Incurred by any one without a
written order from me. ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30
Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER1
OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, August Ia. iR0O

Whereas. By satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned, It has been
made to appear that The First National
Bank of Los Angeles, In the City Of Los
Angeles, In the county OF Los Angeles
and State OF California, has Complied
with all the p-ovistons OF the Reyigod
Statutes OF the United States required 10
be complleo with before an Association
shall be authorized 70 commence the
business of bank
Now, therefore, I, John 8. Langworthy,
Acting Comptroller of the Currency, do
hereby certify that The First Nation al
Bank OF Los Angeles, in the City of Los
Angeles, In the county of Los Angeles,
and State of California. is authorized 10
commence the business of bank king as
provided in Section flfy-one hundred
and slxty-nine OF the Revised Statutes OF
the United States. :
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal of Office, this 18th day Of
August, 1880.
ISeal OF the Comptroller of the Cur
rency.1 }. s. LANGWORTHY,
Acting Comptroller OF the Currency.
NO. 2sSl. a26-t nov
, 1880-07-18
CANAL AND RIVER.


Another Consultation Over Onr Aro-
matte Artery.
Friday afternoon Mayor Harrison. judge
Glover. President of tha Dnor1 ~ t,n,'oi
Commissioners AMI eovara1 ot1'ae ~ ouI
oo4.A'oato1selo' anu seseial other Interested
Parties par mad a conversation in the Mayors
office regarding the proposed pumping-works
at Bridgeport, and the Mayor statoI aftcr-
ward that :1,,doo Glover bo,, i,forn,a,,
l;w +bat ~ t;S.,a, ...o n1u !,
@ .''l t1,,1 u'e e;Iaal commissioners Wotlld
hot alio" lock to he put in the
canal at Bridgeport until after the
close Of navigation Inst evening a reporter
called on Judge Glover nt his residence No
2B00 Indiana avenue. and asked him whnther
the statement 1nntie bv the Mnvor wac cnr-
rect: ''>>N 1'O1 """ W.
SWELL" said the Judge "I do mt think
Mayor Harrison quite understood the remark
I made On that point. accortlintr to the stntr-
meut You say ln makes J,
"Will YOU please state what you said On
the subject MS nearly rs nossihie -,
q tUiI him that / snfnnsrd he conld sink
his coffer-tiams. makn lis excnvntions for
the foundation Of lie locks and have tie
NECESSARY material on Lnnd ready to 90 to
work When Navigation closed nnd / olso
told him TINT thought the Canal Comu,is-
sioners would not feel nnthorizeI tn SUSPEND
navigation -
, 1880-07-18

10 the Editor Of Ihe Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, July 16.-Ald. Everett en6eyors, by
som special pleading, to excuse his attempt to
stenl u schoolhous from the Walnut street and
hedzia avenue people. and doesn't seem to like
my writing to you over a pscudonym. Ny only
object in the latter was to avoid notoricty; and
If the Alderman vii cal at my residenc No. 3.
Irving place. any evening this week except
Tuesday, he vii find me at home In propria per-
soma, and vii endevor to conyiuc him Of tho
siutulnes OF the operation he is seeking to carry
out.
First, fnsted Of ther being two rented rooms In
the Kcdzic avenue district, occupied for school
purposes. there lr three; SO that his stu
ristics regarding the attendanc at those schools
cannot be very reliable. Moreover, these rooms
ar occupied exclusively for primary schools,
and tho more advanced scholars nr compelled to
walk to tie Hayes School, ut the corner Ut Full
tQ1l u1id Lcnyitt streets. distant two miles or
more from the homes OF som Of them.
It is very Kind OF the Alderman to refer me to
the reports Of the Board of Education, which ar
practically inaccessible to those who, like my
self, are confined ten hours a day at their own
business. .
limits north Of the proposed school site at the
t.}ruer Of Kedze avenue aud Walnut street, but
ono west Of 1t, and not over twenty south Of
it. TO speak mildly Of 1t would be to say that
his assertion is a inisstAtcment- Aid. Thompson
tween Lake street and Chicago avenue. ther
mr. over fifty houses. Their Ar nearly or quite
Thar number between Lake and Madison streets,
while ther Is q large population between
Kcdzie avenue and Rockwell street. 1nthe dis
Finzic, and Rockwell, one counted. it re-
In one of his speeches to his neighbors III i'd
, 1880-07-18

houses to be run, and he offers the additional
inducement to fraud by the introduction Of
the polariscope, thus making it still more diff
fcult for the Government officials to collect
the revenues honestly due have been In
formed that movement is on foot to erect
an immense bonded warehouse near a cluster
Of refneries in Brooklyn on which to land
sugars. It is intended to get some distant
relatire to manage the warehouse and have.
the sugars under control from the hour they
their identity lost. The general feeling
among the trade Is that the Government has
nolegnl right to permit the establishment Of
private docks for landing imported sugars"
, 1880-07-18

hez H. shmellin' loike the. Chicagy Rlser-that
bad wild gln.,
MORA: sez she.
Phwat is it, sez OF, :~
,,,.. "D'ye' ! know Moike Flynn. the tanner
't'Oi do sez oi.
"'Uc's dhrunk,' SEE she,
~. Phwere?' sez oi.
,.,,'a mn moi quarthers,' sez she, that grand
..'The livil,' sez oi,
It's thrue,' seq she.
ie're loiyin,' sez oi; 'Nloike niylr
drinks sencc last Michaenias,' SEE oi. sAn'
ol knowcd that, fer oi seen him tin minutes
Detoore q goiil' off wild Pat Dooly to warrud
"'0pm loiar, am oi p sez she.
Ye are that seq OF.
And wild that she fetched ME a swat for
nnnst the oi, an thin oi tackled her viii u
olliet w oak an some hot wnttler Glory be
70 GOD, but didn't she dance rale slhindfg
thlll = And Mrs. Rafferty, smiled at the re-
!. lou gut the best OF 1t, then ?'' queried the
"Did OF? Well, eff you think any red
h.: headed gurrui Is a goin' ter come monopoly
over Nora Rafferty,, ye're undher moi soize,
1ioW-u'ye m0ind TINT, nowY
The officer moved OIL
, 1880-07-18

vncacv Of his schemes, Iii. Everett dwelt feel
inQly upou the distan9 that MS constituents
children hay to trnvel-acrps the railroad track
He forgot that tho very reasons urged in that re-
-nrl roi uuply with thrcfdld force to the KedzIe
avenue district; for their nearest schoui is tho
Hnycs. at Leayitt street, while the King is west
OF Western avenue, or mpro than TWO blocks
for whom be sheds SO many tears-fiv west Of
California avenue, while the revers is the case
in the Eedzie avenue district.
Nv the common law Of pubic opinion 1t has
becom settled that when an appropriation has
been made for IN improvement In any particu-
lar iocnlity or community, the beneflt OF the APP
proprlntion at right belongs to tnat community.
but in tho instanc under discussion. we find tho
Alderman attempting to disturb this common
and deprvg t the o chose
when the needs Of the former ar actually
grenter than those OF the latter. II this isn't
@checky y don't know what is.
The ting of a1r. Everett about my friends and
owning ''hundrcds OF ta acres OF tand a IN and
worth notice, except that it has been the con-
stant. cry Of the opposing members Ut the
Council, the press, and those n!S9ardiy people
who have secured their own improvements at
the expense OF the City treasury a. whenever any
niticent property and the larG population west
IT Rockwell street. Such arguments vii. like
the boomerang, return to torment Mr. Everett
whenever he cndeuyors to secure Just and
proper appropriations for , n1s Goass,.nents rs IN
font Of vacant property in the vicinity OF the
III conclusion, Mr.. Everett vii do tar more
toward eur1tng the friendship and respect Of
his constituents 1y wGairGe,ga We M Ge,a ot1orts IN
tcrupts to rob one portion OF 1hcu1 to please
unpthor portion. 4 TwELFTH-WARD VOTEn.
, 1880-07-18
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

freaks OF the Electric Fluid in q Earn.
Thursday afternoon casualty at Mel
bourne, Lake County, excited more than
ordinary interest. a..
About O'clock, two laborers, John Fl.
Layton and George E. Lupton. were in field
hauling hay for Capt. Paulick, when they
observed thunderstorm rapidly coming up.
Driving their load to the barn, they unloadetl
just as the rain began to fall, and. uphar-
Messing the horses, took shelter. Within
were Capt. Paulick and his little son, and
four horses. In a few minutes it began to
hail. Layton stepped out and gathered a
few Aailstones, and, returning, offered sever
nj to Lupton, who remarked, 'There'll be
some bigger ones alongin minute" At that
moment n flash of lightning was seen, and
Lupton, Layton, the boy, and the two horses
dropped. Lnpton was instantly killed, as
also was one horse. Layton was, struck on
had his shoe ripped off. The boy was Sc
verely burned OH the left foot. One horse
was stunned. The bolt struck the gable, rip
ping OIL. shingles and splitting joist, and
then bifurcated,-one current striking Lup-
ton, and the other darting to the horses. Ram
itications Of the first did the damage to Lay
ton aud the boy,
Lupton was natural looking when picked
up, and had no marks upon his body, but all
efforts to resuscitate linn failed. In two
hours lie began to turn black, showing that
the electric fluid had been in sufficient guam
tity to instantly congulate all the tibrin in
the capillary arteries and prevent the blood
from settling.
A TRIBUNE reporter called on Layton yes
terday at No. 6l5 West Ohio, and found him
still suffering, though able to be up. lie
says he never saw the flash, heard the thlln-
der, nor felt any sensation. After little his
burned leg began to pain him, but not to any
excess.
A curious feature Of this accident is that
all were directly struck, and none were
injured by the ''retllm shock"
as it has been called. Under
the influence Of a thunder-cloud,
all salient bodies upon the earth become
charged with electricity of opposit polarity
to that Of the cloud. LII. case Of human be-
ings,. when the discharge comes, and the
cloud no longer exercises the power Of induc-
tio,l, the violent naturalization of the guam
tity OF electricity they contain Is often quite
sufficient to cause death, although the fash
Of lightning which neutralize1 the cloud
may have fallen mile away. In this case.
however, all the mischief was wrought by
the direct discharge, and those who were not
in its path felt no return shock whatever,
which Is rather singular freak for atm0s-
pheric electricity to play.
, 1880-07-18

+v,,++e3 IN s.sa,1 ano n,e ~, o,o,,,r+ ~ , +r,ef
r. .nn - rix.e,, him at to ~ 1e,Ioe C,h trar
one mnTnfna met ,v.aol n'ocr E!o.;a ,r;i oIso he
we'll t,arreIS he hoinor hn~tgn I ~ ho fnst md
t-sme uhi,r Hom1,iston,"n t,ashaw vii ,,avn
snTne s,,nnn,t az acco,,rtn ~ h;s 6a,n" ajrcslv
nhfninct{ = rec,1rl ~ s.silI Ay,,hcr is sa,d "a
,e - vh,st INT ns ha IA ,,nt n,aach The Track
Until Fr;doT m channa r. noto tis enne1i has vet
hecn afrf,ninf7 ~ A19'~ AA'~' 0so
There ara three .rocos sat FIR Tbursdav.-the
e.gs ana ga clnsses and tba frae-for-9il. In
HE 2:E5 class ti,e tnfri are ifonnrr noy Katie
Miildletnn. RctIe r.. We,,vewnod. Eil Dcspcruu-
di11n. Lady TI,rnin Tnmrs. f;nfes. N0nArch
Rule. and I,ucv. Eafic Middietnn can outtrot
anv horse In the race and stay all 1ay, but she
is t3ipLty. and seldom ucfs well Bonner Boy
was Thoi,rht nv hts owners cariy this seq
son to IN allie tn ro three heats better
than 40, but he has not shown
any ~ such enecd IN public. Lucy can certni.lly
", wc1l as her recor3 nT AL. obtained at Sari-
nav, shows. " but She has rs the reputation Of not
ncfrr namn WedenWrx1d is fast, steady, aud
r4.liai,lc' md the race r. looked upon by horse
men a. wing between him. Lucy. Bonner Boy,
ami Mil2iefnn.
:icnni.. e. Di,1chman. Little Hannah. Elmer,
Charles " Wilbur f. Jose ph,ls, Troubadour
Eva, Jim Lane, Gossip. Outlaw, Lizzie ID,
Ida Lewis, black Clo,ld, Kolla, Commodore
Swcctzer and Aimo are entered III the 2:N r;,cc
or Klatk Cloud md Wilbur F, mention has
harnft,fore hne, modn Jnsnnt,ls ran ,so half q
, 1880-07-18

1V t'1 17esttV' " 1sse N7sste320
CHICAGO, July l6.-An announcement III your
paper this morning that tho Illinois Central
would run excursion trains to South Park beach
will not be apt to entice very many people to
visit that section until some provision is made
for their shelter after they get there In case it
obliged to take shelter undcr dripping tree.
The present bcn-coop that they have Tor sta
uon is not alone disgrace to the Railroad Com
pany, but a blot upon the entrance to one of the
dness of all our pnrks- Let the Railroad Com
pany put up decent building for shelter near
the pnrk, and their trains will be full OF excur-
siOuists. xxx
, 1880-07-18

CHICAGO, July l7.-There have been several
items in your paper lately showing the necessity
OF public fountains I will give you little IF
my experience this week. / have been for that
time first mate OF lemonade anl,-it is not
necessary to say where, but on one of the public
thoroughfares,-and kept count how many
people gotta glass Of water from me on Tuesday
There were 101. and it was ice-water ut that.
bud cooler holding ten gallons, which filled
six times, and only drew about 100 glasses our of
it for lemonade. I could not refuse Il poor
womnn Or child Il glass Of water, yet it Looks as
it the city, or some one who hus not got to sell
lemonade for II living, should put up fountains
for the use our citizens. Yours, etc,
LEMONADE
, 1880-07-18

To the Editor d The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Your criticism OIL the per-
formance at Hooley's Theatre last night hardly
docs justice In the premises.
/ am a stranger In the city, nnd paid 81 to
attend what had been led to believe would
be flrst-class entertainment Judge
OF my disgust when I saw the 'Spectro
bridegroom - rendered in muune r
that would have disgraccd the worst
travelling company In the country. As long rs
come On the stuge knowing neither their lines
nor thoir business, and who have to bo yelled Mt
clear across the stage and given points to bring
houses People don't generally like to pay
dollar to be bored as they were at Hoo1ey's last
night. Respectfully yours, STRANGER
, 1880-07-18

SARATOGA, NY, July 17.-Tho rnces opened to-
day with good track and tair attendance The
initial performance was scramble for all ages,
q distance of five furlongs. Bcatitslde won,
Knight TcmpIar, fayorit, second, and Bram-
belerta third Tine 1:G5h
The one-and- -quartcr-milc dash was won
by Granada, Odcn second and Turfmnn third.
Time, 2:l3.
Luke blackburn won The mile and-a-quarter
dash easily. Chcckmate second and Volturno
third. Time 9:1l.S.
The onc-u.ilc dash was won by Dan K, Andnx
second and Charley Gorham third. Time, 1:4I.
, 1880-07-18
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE article in your paper
OF the 18th relating to Mr. James n. Whaling, in
which you state his indebtedness to US as some
thousands of dollars Is, considerably exng-
gerated, the amount being quite insignificant.
ANDERSON s. Co., Of Pittsburg.
, 1880-07-18
A Plen for the Young Clerks.
NJ, IL. r5tfor ~ 7hs fY1ftdo0 Tribune

CHICAGO. July IA communication in the
columns OF your paper devoted to the vox
,3opuli last Sunday defended the employment of
old bookkeepcrs against young ones, for tho
reason Of their larger experience, superiority,
a11d greater reliability and honesty. Your read
ers merchants or otherwise) will see the ab-
surdity uf this puslhon Young man, By virtue
of their competency md characters already
tried, and by the fnturc before them, IRE more
valuable to firms than old men who have proba-
lily been used up in some one else's service.
and whose minds are dwarfed by tllAt de-
pcndcnce which the reception Of life
long salary FROM felloW-man always creates.
Old men have thoir likes and dislikes, and their
chronic pcculiarties, and are much less adapted
to the service Of firm than young men, who,
prompt and obetient, soon fnli into tho notions
md ways Of doing business Ut their employers.
As to competency, n young book&eeper, Jealous
in his work, bnnxltuc and faithful Is less likely
to make errors thun lu old bO0kkceper, with /,
consumptive md increasing family, despotic
help. and heavy house bills weighing on his
mild. Many of Chicagos most pnblic-spirited
bookkeepers, and. were it not for their COM
pc,cucy and reliability, would be bool<keepcrs
stu. Several OF the firms lately. robbed hive
graduated years ago in the same bookkeeping,
hnrdzwOrked. undcrpafd class.
The following stntcuent Will show that nm
old bookkeepcr has just as much need Of money
and as much liable TO temptation us a young
one. Expenses Of old bookkeeper at 800 per
month:
, 1880-07-18

the Bend-Or case Tuesday next, and notice has
and Robert the Devil to produce Witnesses
Ten Brock bought MacarUon for 230 9uincas
after winning the Hanworth Park selling plate
for 2-ye4r-olds.