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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14

TRANSPARENT P1E.-Beat eight eggs
we'll, put into a pan with one half
pound of loaf sugar, one-half pound of
butter, and nutmeg to flavor; set it on
the stove and stir till it thickens; then
add one ounce of candied peel, chopped
when cool make your pie.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14

Among the valuable Improvement, in
mining machinery in the late Mechanics
Fair of San Francisco was "Russell's Am.l.
gamator,' manufactured by +. +. Russell ~
Co., 26l First street, for which they have
received their liver medal awarded on first
premium for best dma'Jansator.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14
At $40 Packages Sold.

OF what is the question asked Nothing
more or less than the celeb a'ed OREGON
KIDNEY TEA. The cures il has performed
are its own recommendation, and no family
should be without ii in the house. For sale
by all druggisls.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14
Burnham'S Abietene.

An extract of Fir B.lsam. NJ compound,
but Natures remedy for rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, idney Troubles, etc. Hundreds of
testimonials of its virtues car be produced
Price 50 cts. ana 81 per bottle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14
Furniture.

New and second hand at auction prices
II. Schellhaas', 18th ST., Odd Fcllows s. Build
ing, Oakland, Cal. Country orders prompt,
attended to-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14

No scrofula can be so deep seated, no sor,
so stubborn, but that Ayers Saraaparlla vii
be found he pful. 1t will effect a cure, i
cure be possible.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14
Compound Oxygen.

Prepared by DIS. Starkey x Palen, Phila-
delphla, Pa, for consumption, asthma. bron-
chit's, dyspepsia, catarrh. headache debility,
rheumatism, neuralgia etc. Send tor treat
Use free II. +. Mathews, GO Montgomery
street, s. +.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14

j. W. Shaetier & Co., 32l and 1923 Sac
ran en'o ST., San Francisco, employ no
drummeIe. ~.gars sold very cheap.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14
A PHYSICIANS Testimony.

hereby certify that have been a praC
tlCing physician for tweAty seven war, ant
for many chronic cases in my Iractic" dt
recommend Warmers safe Kidney and Live,
Cure. II WAS upon my 9d,ice that IT, "
StamT, editor OF the Ltdu,ty,ai Fra, obtaIntC
this valuable remedy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-14
Phones:

For deaf people. Audphones and ear.
phones. Buy no devices without trial. ASK
ii. Z. Mathews, 6y6 Montgomery street, s. +
for circulars.
, 1881-01-24

TIE bill to prevent corrupt practices Mt
elections which haa bcen Introduced Into tho
House 1T Commons Ia radical t,ensure. The
stuff employed by eandidBto ia cut dawn to
narrow limits. mil tho paIa canyassess 0so 10
ba altogether abolished. Persons guilty OF
bribery .ure 10 be rcnt TO hard tabnr Tor ak
MONTHS to be forever disqualified for standing
"gain at tho 8asaa place, aaa thoir- canvct.oa Il
to bc Insured by setting tho rutlin Prosecutor
ut Iheln As so1n at they nro founl in the cour4e
ur MI election petition to hnvo been Implicated
III h''y corrupt practices. Meanwhile tho ypsor
who has received bribe 10 Ia lo deprived OF bis
franchise for tea, ycnts, aud no man IL any longer
tn\f0 a1lnwr1 conveyance ~ and from The
place Of yntina, Tho 'n6at stringent rulos ct all
hro thtlae which arc aimed Ut tho puba!gans. Any
Quo Ut them WIN atlows bribery on hls promises
I" 10 forfeit his iconsc and tho
aro not 10 bc held tu ahy public huusu. Diving
and accepting hrlbes uro 50 common md yen.
cEal lit hoiisat ind decent England that it IL OK
tremely tonhtgll! whether tho corrupt prnctires
cnI 10 hroken up by nug legislation short OF
universal llaftAhch!salncut,
, 1881-01-24

please. md that neither Government nor pco-
po },aye tho right to open their mouths or to
complain when tl,oir rights nrc invaded.
TIicsc nnlocrata, with powcr> mora ulso-
Lutte tt,nn tl,at Ut tic Czar. AMI tint power
based npn,' the fruits nf robbery, md fraud,
deliberately nssert TINT they nro superior not
only 10 the Government which gavo ttonl
their property, anl to thoir public
creditors, hut to tho wt1olo people,
md have tho power, which mist not
hc questioned, to fix, rates, to fix tho
price OF labor, to tell men what thoy shall cat
md drink. n,tl upon wl,nt, conditions they
may liyc. Thia being tho. position Of Stan-
forl arsl hfs Ealig Of monobollsts, II Is time
for tho American people, througl, tho t,oy.
criln'cnt, to asscrt their power, ai,,l not only
to rcbul,e this fnso'cnce, but 10 compel tho
PacIilo Railways built on Government credit
to be managed with some reference to tho
public Interests aiul general good.
, 1881-01-24
THE SENATE AND THE FREss,

4"o oc'"'a VI Liz olas.eo o'"'cs nus "t'',i
entered upon .ah ot1oh repeated, bnt
always pfo'itless, experiment OF trying 10 ae-
tect anu punish INC papheat'oh OF p"D!'e
documents relating TO mnttefs peltalnR IN
secret session. IL seems copy o. the treaty
latc'S hegot'a'ea VIII en'n" mas los'nu l1a
way INTO the iewspapefS oeiofc tn9 slow-eo>
Ing aenate III" larry got 70 "orA upon III
Iho a'scnsslon III tue sohh!c Is OF course
eenpsea py uae atseuss'on or ulo treaty III
sho press ot she country, anu loaK oeiofe inc
senate co'hes 10 vote raoio ohli'l"h
thf""Rhont me country Will nave been
1o''aea a,a ln'1y EXPRESSED. WITHOUT stoh.
ping NJ 'als t'tne 10 cons''er inc ntl'lty OF
haslng aecfes sessions OIL tne senate NJ MI, It
IS enough 10 say t'at ing ',me aas long s'tco
pnssea whe1' secrecy III leglslat,on oon 10
to!efetco IN tals country. Inc iact taas ITO
el1ost 1as oeeH 'haae 10 apoish executive or
secret SESSIONS oi tue senate has been that
practlea!ly such sessions haFe ceased 10 DC
seeset' Ing ac1ion' a1lo even the yeas
anu hays OF aeha.ots, IN INC senate dnFihg
lnese sesslo''s are paollsheu next any WIN
as much Regularity as arc inc proceedings OF
Tue feRnlaf session. 'lhis has peea more or
less inc ease eyer s'nee GU. behtoh' thirty
years nRos p0pl'si1ea Ill Iio papers us
, 1881-01-24

- = =
DE Mary Walkers mother says that Dr..
Nary III u lunntIo, Thoro Ia nn doubt about tho
aanlty Ut tho old indy
Jay Gould Is antd to lnyo made $40. .00O. COO
by lid reocnt Hurry In tulcvraph stooka. One
Wu,,,at,'s sprfpR bonnet scans TO bo assured.
,,rrt,s,,o,,,,,,t ,,,s,,as - ,,,,,.,., ,,I.,.
Cleveland na,,er n,enns l,y aIt,,,l,nv n " tin y.
nun OF tho Now York iltnlu." public idiot.
Ask something huxjer mort timo.
. s.o+ IN t,o Ma, y,,u,, u,a,,. t.x.,,n,.,,
s,. s'm,m. ~ ~ ~" ,.,ss ..@s'sa.'ha .'
.s,ns ,,s's VI !" aops,s tIs so..o.
.,.,s,o,.w .as hs".s .ttsa'''i s" Sy'i oPe'"
'~'~f""s ~" @ss.. 49, ." @.s's''sa'
aen' GaT'le!A VIII tr0sf! 10 washington III
, 1881-01-24

Mn kuYKESpA1.1. has Introduced In the
Illinois Senase bill which might pass for MI
excellent b'trlesqne Oh legislation, II 1t were
not evidently nlcaat to be serious, tile pt'r-
pose OF Which Is to create complete SYSTEM
ofstate botlcF-inspection. The b'l' conte'n-
plates tho nppointtnent OF an 1nslector.Geti-
ernl OF Bottcts. AMI ono Deputy-Gcnernl
Boilcr-lnspeesor for each congressional d's-
triet. There wo't'd thus be ut tho OUTSET
twenty salarled State officials whose sole
duty would he to wander over tho State
III tic ALLEGED INSPECTION Of boilers III
1llInols. While the scheme Is utterly Use
less. experiences tenches thnt this would be
only the beginning Of Huc'' more cXpeil-
ssye SYSTEM. II the bill should heconlcn Inv,
It twoul1 soon be found by persons interested
tint tue staff Of BoI[rr- Inspectors was lament
'ab'y insufficient for tho proper performance
Of tic work III ST. large State, and Tint the
salartcs pasd were wretc!letlly Inadequate to
compensate the il1neratlnS Inspectors, Press
ure entld 'bebruaght Ito" hcnr MI tile Leg!s-
latnre tn SECURE MI ii'creasa OF saiary for the
lnspectos.Genesal. Of Botlcrs aud the nlt,e-
, 1881-01-24

sEcRETArY EvAIsrs tells tho indianapolis
Journal TINT tho Presidents Southern policy
was laid bernre Senator Morton, by him ap-
proved. aud by him woutl hnto been cham.
ploned In the Senate had he lived
That ho moant what ho Batd was perfectly ovi-
dent from tho course he pursued during tho
RlKtrt time after President l{aypa Inauguration
SPARED there wnnld have been many differences
n tho course that tue Adn,tnfstra tlon nas pur-
sued. When hc tllGd We found no nble itCpuE-
I!cnn champion In tie Senate. sonator Mat
thows accnrdcl With tho Presidents views, and
assumed tint role. but he was. not Morton.
CpnkitnE aud others completely routed him.
The want. of Morton ntfGcted tho cotlrbo Ut
lrosidcnt Hayes Administration moro than my
Uthar cnusc.
, 1881-01-24

TIlE Philadelphia Times printed n double
loaded c1torial article Friday morning hentlcd
"Tho Acvel OF the Wreokers," In which 1t ai-
vlsos Sensible businessmen to take patso and
calmay. Wow tho 1toval Of tho Wrcokers, now
III DULY exhibition In our centres Of money and
ttaho." uu1 says: In nlt tho iRsnue inuation Of
war times tho tiio OF reckless and unhealthy
speculation never surgod 80 tlot.nntly agatnst
tho legitimate pusjneBs md prosperity Ut tho
country; and there is the grnvcr cnuso for
alarm In the fact thIit It seems to startto no onc.
All know that such a roycl Of tho wreckcrs
must bring cprtatn and Il fearful reckoning,
nud Tint the wilder the revel tho speedier aud
moro overwhelming must DO tho rcyulsion."
, 1881-01-24

TIE Bloomington Pan.upraph tahes TIT
serie.lt tho l.-U's old "1ndan Dureau" squtb.
After bnn Shepard flrst invented It, goyernl
ycAts nao, tho manager Ut tho 1.-o. plRglarlzcl
1t. md has boon passing It OF as original over
s!nco On At. average OF o,,ca week, for four
or live yearB, Pom rcchews Dnh's stAle qull.
No onl-tuan over repeated worn-ont old lnirst
so often, or with 20 much relish. 1t ls really
amusing to sec tho 10. manager after wrItlng
tho misty squtd for tho thousa1lltt limo throw
back his head, open bis mouth from ear to car,
anil uttera loud nslnine haw.haw at tho con-
sahrcd arnartuess Ut Dams nuclent Joke, paitnod
ott on his readers as tho dunkoy's own brilliant
concgptt0n.
, 1881-01-24

A QUEER recession, and for queer rea-
BON. Is made to tho rnnks Of tlle Republicans
In the Fronch Chambers. II. tc In Fau-
connerie, a prominent Donapart1st, mid t,en.-
Der ot the Chamber Ut Deputies, announces
that In view Of the popular success Of tho
Republic Md Of, account Of tlla death Of
Napoleon III. mud tho Prince Imperial, he
attla
, 1881-01-24

TnEHE Is no stcii thing rs staying the
conqucring march Of tho ruthless Chillan In
vaders. The last report is to the effect TINT
the capftufatlon OF Ca1iao, the chief CONNER
clal city Of Peru, l,as followed close upon The
surrender of Lima,
, 1881-01-24
THE 1NsoLENCE OF PLuroonAUY,

. ING san francisco manifesto uf Leland
Stanford, the President Of the Central pacifics
;l,oad, In unswur to tho auestl},is propol,,,ueI
by tic Nuw York Aqarl 1t TRADE Committee
oil Fires ind Fre!ghts, Is tho most arrogant,
il,yolcnt, aud supetrlI1ous retort that has.
set been n,uue tO tut people by tho gtgautIc
,ionopoiies now seea'ktug to control thls cou1,.
TRY, and ought to arouse the people TO sc,,se
Of their danger At Tie hands Ut these ratlroad
putocrars WHO hafo grown rich on their
plunderlngs and waxcd jusolejlt on uncarnetl
wealth., Tho general tenor Of this extrnor.;
dlnary manifesto is.to the effect that he and
other sntlroaG ,uoparchs ,uyo n divine rIr,,t
whtci, ca,.not BE- questioned BY pcople. cot1-
gross, or Courts, thiaat ttcy nre ahso1utn In
uower. ard TINT tl,oir ,lcrees cnnnot In nn,,.
troyeued or their frrdic,,t cl,arces cr,ttclac,I
: Stanford starts out Will tho nr,,nosi,ion
that tho DECLARATION of 1ntlencnt,cucc r,nnrlv
cnuuclatcs the principle that governments
are Instituted to secure to tho neonla !" ilf..
liberty. and tho nurs,,it nf hanntnessn - Int
tnkes m account pf the fnct tint t},a vorv
cssa,ce pr n republican form of zornrnnont
Is to secure the grcIatest nmou,t of rof,,i tn
the greatest number. nnl mt In accuyo ,,,o
greatest amount Of wealth to plutocrnts via
hoyu made. their ,nonev In the mnsrrnn,io,,s
uonncr In yhic,, In 1,oa dams H. fot,o,rs
thIs oeucrot,tv win, n scconI. mTno ass"n"o
q, owncrshin ia eoh,ro1 ), snvs t,,,s ,rro on,,t
niutocrot vim contro,a snT, ,,,ttao ~ Cn,,r,,1
,nc,,t.bnf,t roa1.ood from CO., T,n,,o,aos -
>''ff, ''' N|'s' "''''e''eS ~
, 1881-01-24

Ii the case Of paymaster Nelson, Of the
army, the President has approved the severe
sentence passed by the general court-innrtEal
viz: dismissal from tho service, penlten-
tinry Imprisonment at hard labor for two
fenrs, nlld the pnynleMt Of q tlnn Of Sc, GO0.
, 1881-01-24

Cot- ASDnEw JACKSON KuyxnNpA11., of
Viennu, Johnson County. H., has It'll hes
fore tho Legislature 10 create gaux OF
new taxecaters. Tho StaGo debt has been
paid, but soma Legislators assume that tho
pubic expenditures mutt bo kept up all tho
sAtne. hs. kuykendall proposas to cseate tho
ouico nf Supervising 1nspocsor- General Ut Steam
otlsFs for tho State, With ono Inspector tot each
Congressional district. Tho salartes Of thtso
, 1881-01-24

THE vicious pastlne Of snow-ballIng led to
tragedy at Des Molnes, 1a., Inst week. One
Of tho boys ongaged III the polling process
got angry and with d dirk stabbed 'anothet
lad three times in the back, SO TINT TIC will
probably die.
, 1881-01-24

THE storm Of the past forsy.elaht hours III
Chicago appears to have been almost
ubiquitous 80 far rs tho North American
Continent is concerned. FROM nearly every
latitude and longitude oolne reports Of heavy
7YoYY and slaet
, 1881-01-24

TItE sculpture on tho now C!ty-11all In
Paris, which II besprinksd With statues, coat
tho elty f2e00 900. THIS is about what plaaterlnK,
plumbing. aud fEescolnE small room cost !u
Twced's now Court fIouRo."
, 1881-01-24

1itE following ep!tapli, according to tho
New York Commercial Adutrttstr. wus recently
cut On tombstone:
II. Hero1[os Senantha Harriet Jnncs,
Whose nlhiIet1 nnlne VIVA STeklas;
- MDat pftuuHA wore htr lyluE gro1us,
TIC causo OF death waE-p!tklca.
, 1881-01-24

The WAH BETWEEN CHILL AND PERU.
ins oio6'ay WIZ net"ee'' cntA aha l'eru'
whlet !as How peen "aset 'oF nearly TWO
years Will Almost 'nn'"'}lhR success 10 the
arms OF mo FORMER, dRtes 50 Iar bAck md
ao radically eia',Re'! III ITS character that tue
of1g'nat cause ID pfobnt''y nnkl'own 10 the
majority Of our readers. 1t aasea BACK to
ls.s' anu the ilfst quarrel WIS win BOLIVIA
- boullaafS dncst'ta' llaa neen sett1etI an!lca:
bly between nol1viA nnd C''1ll III 1sUo, a,M
liked Neutral zone slla rorenae!n which, to
he DERIVED frQl9 g',a,,9 at|l M.!lgenl deposits
'was to ee collected: by the two oo'nrl.'nchts
and cuually divl'le'l. All wcnt well until
lS'@. wien Bolivia eylncet! determination TO
ayo1d settlements. 1t soon becnn" Rpparfnt
that Peru w4s Mt, the bottom OF this actof
bad 1attfs. II, l8's tho deseiopn'ent of' the
nitrate OF sot!a tnIlnstry III tic Peruvian
Province OF farapAca. by Gillian Workusen
and capital. received 80 Ereat nh impulse
mid became 50 prosperous that the Peruvian
Government forced the owners to sell out to
It, TINS working great loss to the clilans.
1t was found, however, that these proceed.
ings would not profit Peru unless tho
nitrate beds til the neutral zone werc also IN
e'uaet1' leI"t Atetelu1e, ptoposea u Atf!lsh
and Chill a .Era,'d combination OF nitratc
monopoly. Chill refused 10 join, and b.
livIa could mt 10 SO without Chil!'s ct'nsent,
owing to the treaiy. PERT then entered Into
secret negotiations with Bolivia, which led TO
a secret offensive and defensive alliance lu
1871. III February, 1870, Bolivia. believing
that wnr wos Inevitable between Chill and
the Argentine llepublic, contiscateu tl,e nj
trate works belonging to tho fortlter
hi the neutral zone, III direct ylola-
tt0n OF treaty., wlIerc,ipon Chill lle-
clared war against her. Tho perny!una,
meanwhile, nfter greatly strengthening thair
army and navy, seMt al Ambassador tn Chill,
WHO slunIed tint thore WAS my secret treaty
between Perm alu! Bolyia. On tic nth Of
March, lS7o. the Chilan Minister Mt Linn de-
..nx,,l,,1 49, n..,...tu..
, 1881-01-24

A DISASTER to the British III South Afrlca
Is reported, the garrison Mt Syde,lburg hay-
Ing surrendered to the Boers
, 1881-01-24

Mr.. John CraR, Inspector OF Mines for Mnco.l-
pin COAnsy. hns Intsd6 III elaborate a,ld detailed
report Of tho condition OF tho ctah! mines In tnt
cuunty. Tho report hhtIws TINT thoro are Fifteen
inlngs IN working order, cmp'pylnE hlb mon.
Con! produced for tho past ycIr Hmnl1nta 10
bueI0esB amounts to $1hl.uj0.
, 1881-01-24
THE IMPENDING VACANCY ON TIE
SUPREME UENUH,

.BUFREME DEHQH.
1t Is satd to be the purpose OF Mr.. Justice
Swayiie, who has bocn On tho Supreme bench
eighteen years, nnd Is now advanced IN agc,
considerably beyond t'Ireescoro a1,d ten, to
accept tho provisions Of tic lnw concerning
tho retirement Of Justices and send In his
resignation to the President during the cur
rent week. Persons who arc supposed to be
Informed Of the Intentions Of tho President
with reference to thu Vacancy say that he
has fully resolved to tender tho appointment
to Mr.. Stanley Matthews, which strikes tile
general public as ono ,lniit to be made, a,lti
ms approaching III sotne OF its aspects public
! scandal. This olintuh Is shared by nimoss
tho entire legal profession outside OF Ohio,
aud by many III It. Titcra nre Il variety Of
good md sufficient objections to tho oleya-
tion Of Mr.. Matthews to the Supreme Bench,
al,d three flt particular, my ono Ut which
should be sufficient to prevent his nufnilln-
| t1on.
I. lie has neither the record nor the 1uttt-
cial make OF mind TINT Supreme Judge
ought to hive. 1Ie is n good railroad attor-
noy, 4 smooth at,d plausible orator, and
shtewsl manager Of a case. But he has not
tho 1udicfnl temperament; l,a Is erratIc nill
partisan. Ills reputation Is that Of vested
right corporation attorney, and Ills sympa-
thies are SO entirely Oh that side and against
the people that l,o tltti not hesitate to defend
the Pacific Railroad vultures In the Senate
ngainst the application Of tho legally unas-
sailablc principles OF Judge Thurnall's bill
! to compel them to pay Mt least small part
| Of thet: dcfaulted interest.
2. MIR Matthew'S personal and political re-
, 1881-01-24

rrr Cr1cAno TRfnvNE has established araheh
yfces for the receipt o. subscriptions 2ad advertise.
nentS Al fo11nns:
NEW YoNK-hoom y tribune uuftdpg. s. Z. NC
rApnty, Manager
GLAxGOW. trouhnd-A1lan1 American NeWs
ARanc5, Al Nenhe!d-at .......
LONDON. Ena.-AmerleAn Exchange, ~ Strand.
HENRY r. atLtia. Agent.
fA4ulNHTQE. II b. C.-13ta street.
, 1881-01-24

Exrnsl&ian Building.
Laks front, opposite Adams street. Whnts oxhi-
billion FROM =. m. to III p. H.
, 1881-01-24

Olympic Thenfre.
clark ttreet. bc.ween Lake md ltandolph. En4a3s-
Aeas OF Nastiao'4 Novelty Combination.
, 1881-01-24

Grand rn-1fou4u.
C1nrk street, oprotit now Cuurt.1iouse. EnHaYs.
arnt Of Sol Smith russell. "Edee0ood Folks"
, 1881-01-24

Academy Of Mus1c.
tAlsted street, near Madison. West Etdn. Engage
usnt Of George ". Thoup1on "yhcup."
, 1881-01-24

lTcVtoAerss Theatre.
Madison street, tetwccn statH snd Dearborn
Enlargement Ut Mr. 1t. u: Curt!s, "aeu'l Of Posen.'
, 1881-01-24

NJ 1fA11.--iS AnvASCE--l'oBTA1E PREPAID.
ntllF e1ftton ont 4ear 500
'attA cfM ycAs, pNF month. 1sI1
lJRY and HundAY+ OnB ycAr........4...s....s 14.g1
TuostAf. Thursday and SATURDAY, por Yenr.. 9.00
blundAy, Medn tsdhy, nnd Friday. per year.. g.0l
tuhdxf, 18.pdRa 4dissou, PCT JGat...+....... A.00
WEEKLY KnlT1UE-POsrPAfn.
Gnt copy rGF {taF.. AsnH
sluO
ewauty-Dnn &o.O0
eptctntn copies rent tr4e
Gtso fott-Unca address IN futt, including County
ind StAta.
Rcmtttances mn- be nndn either by draft. express
Posolco Order or IN soaaterod totter, At our risk
TO CITY sunsCls1nElta.
usfy ercd. gua,sy excepted. 1 cents week.
DAILY cred, Sunday Includcu 10 cents per weak
Aldrras TILE ThiDuNE COMPANY,
Gosnot Madison and Dsasborn.sts.. ChicsRo,nt
, 1881-01-24

ETonIev'a Thenfre.
Randolph street. bet1 con Clark md In eAs1a. En-
Ra&Rtn sHt Of Morton & uumef't Mtn1tssl4.
, 1881-01-24

officers nro &1,500 for tho cAtot md 1000
caoh for tho Deputies per yenr. and their
travelling oxFnnscst Those Inspectors nro to
travel tho steto aud keep all tho Eo!tcrs IN good
condition. Assnoho fDrte HnitL bc wholly inaHt-
flcicnt. It would Rraw ruptlly into County, City,
District. md Village Inspectors AMI thu nn,nber
wu,'if SOON equal tint ncccsaary To mnkn mp n
elato Convention. Tho boi1nr-tnspcolion tn,sl-
ness wnl soon grow into n Department VI tho
Government. e9s,ai III point Of nusnbors 10
tho employees OF tho puliio charities. Thcro is
no necessity for such bin. Eyory cuunty, city,
Or town whcro such MI otlrcr ID ueraes} rnD bp
provided whenever tho municipalities ntny think
proper IL hAyo ono. kuyks sohone Is tluytsed
merely to create of1ces for henehmen nnd par.
tlsnn oafers who want To live OF tho public and
arc too azy Or ahifsfcss to Cart their own isiug.
, 1881-01-24

Central 31ufic-Ifnlf.
Corner Of Randolph una stato streeta. Tho stod-
lard Lcctnres.
, 1881-01-24

TTnvtrly'A Theatre. ... g..
'taftp1n street, corner OF Monroe. Minstrel en-.
, 1881-01-24

AMUsEAl ENrS.
, 1881-01-24

tolls from wGat-bDnn1 freight. Two YEAR, ~. ~
Wyst.Sound artces fu M ssiIs' tas AID NJ rsdacs q
rates on otters. IhU elst+buunA 9Aslnits,u ia,u
found 10 !ncrgasc by tho uperntnn, tae t. sSs nass
xSa sta Ws e NV xosx xSss as ~ nt III prss
would hayu charged II tlloy h,i e.'i'e xt;s ,aH
empty tins aotnnlty tnrreahlIE tho tn 9t a tSr,
fs asaxs. - g. ssyaor W.. sa @
discovery In tho wly proposed. Gn NJ ~ n.,r ~,
would stu further incre!s@ tho titlrs t"t Nv.
q builder onu viii yet bn ,i.ad., utd Mr. se5l&t
IL the man i Klve It wien tho !tM'o co's e. ',,'scs
nn carly Aay Cu,ndn VIII settle this t"n t,rn ,pt i
Watesays yST s En sres w. NV iork 's vii % ts
p8l!exl tn do tho sau0 th!s,x. ar !nsc th1 uu
tcF Etlr'peail grain Traffic 70 hor @ II. MI,
Clinton stump to, anticipate that whlea Ita, NJ
eHrtly como 10 pAsst Al,l 10 Hecthfe ~ :,rs,r
fOrk catAls lrca bath wuys 10 st,t',, ~ IN ~" H.
tutlDnAt amendment tu tlnt cnctt eA' w
sfttisets t0 tho people.
Bloomington (1ll.) Daily Lcts1cf: w.. a..
Rratls!cd to set, that the press Of tnIs =,
ure beginning to tukc up and urge ufoa
pnblfu Attentlon tho clnlsnsol l!nnis 1as t.,toa
nut position under tho new AttFletl'su..I
These claims nrp oortaihiy lhr9c and sou.ast asuat
fux enough, not unty toiusttfy tae c:s'hs n,th,
own people, but 10 lcu,aMd recognition !.p II
purity vt JaF4s, md from the presftlef1'eH. nj.
wo reuarl her slxo md lunteriul N,
nols IL the fourth, atal In soue Respects nmds
State Ia tue Un!ng,. she rust. alst' '1o 1o,st,uc5
lntRest voto for uarlel. and ilA t'e t'e,ctaiss ~
of hsr 1eYot!nn 10 ltupul.lie,1n l,s4a'ysyf ~ 'tysyf:.
0xn.tiun which shs ilas receIsel i. ,..pmsuA sps ~
III tue tuattar af cnhluss ,nIe9,I"s nenIs SO:
shg, u.aht certainly viii Ji,ns'"ta!t Jn t!ta. -
eiaiihs havo bee aha,nofutfy ftgt,'ts:,: ;radsa
tho twenty yeAr. Of Republican u.!!a,.,aasatassa
MHr % Ilpnwn,.iS. W. DIN. itaMIiiIs, aui a.; ~ ii
b4rno-Ius tht lattor WIS III QUIZ, ~ oa1 1.!at
days. 0sa. Hlw!ns. was tiot 1t t,r III .,tn'ss
w. 10 rops.;oatat,ss q .ho Rrpuol!s!!,. ..,sttr
uols. They hasa not bud rraa sSn'Sss, ,'s,s svf y
NUT III tho Cabsuqt duttnH alt NJ y, oI K pAs.
Raasse R,sssser' shat ehiesse. thu ssa!, ss ssst
West, all! t4e third IN eo,l!tneresat,r
Ia thd Union. hIa never hsen repsc's'