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Suffering Children.

Nothing Is more piteous than the writh-
inss of child who 10 sick and unable to
locate its pain. In most cgees children
suffer from disordered stomachs-or st
least troubles OF that kind are most com.
mon-ind IL not treated In time often
result In death. Twenty drops of PERRY
DAyIs' PAIN KILLER will alleviate the
most painful and obstinate case OF fchron-
ie diarrb9a or summer complaint In the
world, and no nurse can feel safe with.
out having bottle of the medicine at
her elbow. Aflrespsctable druggists sell
the PAIN KILLER.
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.ghs 9xily 6azstts.
. .srrpxp AT WILMINGTON PosT.oTFICE
AZ sEC0ND-CLAs6 NATTER.
AsoTnER LODGE ORGANIZED.
Industry Lodge, No. ?, Ancient Or
der Of United WOrkmem.


dor Of United wOrkmen.
Last night Sam'l J. Osmond, Past
Grand Master Workman of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware, Maryland and
New Jersey, Ancient Order Of Unit
ed Workmen, organized the second
lodge Of the order in this city, known
% Industry Lodge, No. 2. The char
Ter members are as follows:
DR.. Howard Ogle (by card from
Lodge No. ~ George A Maxwell,
Albert Hufnal, DR.. Henry Patterson,
DR.. benz. B. Groves, John G. Klett,
Walter Clements, G. B. Rhoads, Il.
Harold Rhoads, Walter H. Thorn D.,
son, John v. Sheppy, Henry II. Nc.
Mullln, JamesJ W. att s. Rodmend
Smith, Samuel l.. Easiburn, J. B.
Clarkson, W. w. Lobdell, John
Otto, Charles H. Davis, Henry d.
Hickman, W. A. Reynolds, j.
Augustus McCaulley, e. q. Dawson
and L. B. Jones.
The following gentlemen were
elected and installed as officers:
Past Master Workman - DR..
Howard Ogle.
Master Workman - George A.
Maxwell.
Foreman-J. B. Clarksen.
Overseer-Henry H. McMullen.
Recorder-W. A. Reynolds.
Financier - DR.. Benjamin b,
Groves.
Receiver-Hepry D. Hickman.
Guide-Alber Hufnal.
Inside Watchman .- John v. Shep
pev.
Outside Watchman-Walter Cle~
ments.
Trustees-Wm. W. Lobdell, leigh
teen monthsG c. B. Rhoads, Twelve
months); James j. Wyatt, (six
months).
Medical Examiner - Howard Ogle
N. ID.
Industry Lodge was named In
honor Of Industry Lodge, No. rs, A.
O.U. w., of Allegheny City, Penn
sylyania.
Mr.. Osmond will organize lodge
in New Castle, this evening.
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Great Fire i'm u. Ls.as.

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-THE Atlantic
Flour Mil, in this city, was struck By
lightning last evening. Immediately, q
II an explosion took place, dame issued
from every part Of the building, and In
half an hour 1t was destroyed, with IL
cUntents. A number Of men at work ON
the different floors were blown through
the doorways and windows, and serious
ly, II not fatally injured. About seventy
men were employed In the building.
The flames extended to the City OIL
Works, and . rosln and turpentins ware
house In the same block. The aggrsgats
loss Il estimated ct $500, 900.
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Post once Robbed.

The post Office at Sassafras, Md, was
broken into Thursday night and robbed
OF stamps and letters. The mailbag
wn also taken BY the thieves. The post.
master, Mr.. J. L. Hartley, next morning
sent note to Post Master Dunning OF
aiadletown for new mail bag and suf-
hcsnt stamps TO "start business' again.
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senator Conkling has declined to de-
M,os ME- ~ agricultural address In AlIegan,
AN s ns would undoubtedly prove o
pas p attraction at an agricultural fair.
.hooaDly ~ he would find his vocation
s.usse % great as i'll the law. Certainly,
20 litlca, sAeA "o uIu in
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Identifying the Bandit.

New YoRK, August 1.-TWO gendar-
mes from Italy, who arrived by the stea-
mer Alexandria for the purpose Of iden-
tifying the Italian bandit Esposito, went
to the Ludiow-street Jail to-day and
without hesitation picked out the prison.
or from line Of twenty-four others in
which be was rlaced. The examination
will 60 no tomorrow.
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sale Of Market street Property.

The store property No. 800 Market
street, known as the de Normandie
building, but for several years past
owned by the Citizens Loan Associa-
tion, has been sold, through M. M.
Child & Co., to George s. Humphrey,
for $4,000. The property fronts 20
feet on Market street, runs back about
10 feet, and then forms an L, extend
ing to Third street, on which the front
In 14 feet.
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The Latest News ON sunday

Mr.. George A. Davis will have in
the morning, after 8 O'Clock, all the
New York and Philadelphia Sunday
papers at 6l8 Market street, contain
Ing the freshest and most reliable
news from every portion of the
world.
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pROPOsALs
FOR
HEATIN0 TIE CITY HALL

OIT1 HALL,
WTLxrNGroH Del. "A August ilth ,isSl.
Sealed proposals will be received In the
box in the city Counsel Chamber untfi
1.S0 P. n. FRIDAY August 10th, 1881 for
tearing out the old furnaces and erecting
two now hot air furnaces In the CITY
Hall Wilmington Delaware. 6pecifloi-
tions ofthe work can be seen and further
Information can be had upon appl Il.
cation to the Clerk or BailifT OF oity
Council. A. bond with security In the
sum OF two hundred dollars must aocom-
pany each proposal for the good NTH Of
the bidder. And the person or persons
70 whom the contract may be awarded
must give bond with security in thesum
Of four hundred dollars for the fatth fui
performance of the contract.
The COMMITTEES reserve the right TO re-
Jsct any or all bids.
All bids must be properly signed, sssAl-
ed and endorsed proposals Tor Heating
the City Hail. and directed to
R.H. TAYLOR, Chairman
Public Buildings CommIttss.
Blank forms OF bids can be obtained or
the Clerk OF Council. auglS-ef.
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NOTlCE.-I. Daniel MeElwee do hero
~ by give notice that shall apply 70
the Honorable the Judges OF the Coart o
General sessions Of the Peace and jail
Delivery OF the State OF Delaware, in and
for New Castle County, on Monday, the
18th day OF Ssptenbsr, A. D., 1881 being
the drst day Of the September term Of
said Court for . license to keep an inn or
tavern known ~ the Emmett House, at
No: 900 Tstnall street. in the First Ward
ofthe City of Wilmington. New Castle
County, State of Delaware. and to sell
intexicating liquors In guam Titles less
than ono quart, to be drank on the prem-
isea. and Inc 70 llowipg respectable oiti-
sens residents OF said Ward, recommend
ihesaid application to wit
Thomas r. Lally, william Baxter.
z. ]. McManus. John Dunn.
George O.Neill, Rob. Morrow.
August Bierman, John e. Graham.
Leonard Cline. Joseph Hpeakman,
Augustus Bickta, q Buchar.
John Hanlon, Thomae 1. RusaaYl.
Jonn =. nxaus James McKenna,
Theodore Bierman, John Dlkes,
VIM. H. Robinson, John Kyie.
Joan Bader, Michael Megary,
jos: scnuntnsr, James Megary,
Suei8-tt. DANIEL McELWnn.
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DUsLIo SALE.

d UDLIC SALE.
RETIRING FROM DAIRY BUsINEss.
The undersigned Will sell at Public GALE
at Eden Park Farm, New Castle ayenuo.
South Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1881,
at / O'Clock. p. M, sharp.
His entire stock Of 20 select -
ed mtlch cows, springers and
heifers. comrcsed Of thor
oughbred durham, and Dur ~-A-A
ham and Holstein grades.
TERMS OF SALE.-All amounts under
go, cash ON day of sale; amounts oyer
80, negotiable note with suitable endoF-
DENNIS BULGER, JR,
L. W. STIDHAN SoN, Auct'rs.
auglS.ts
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Great Falling en- I'm the Wheas Prs.
auctien.

WAsHINaToN, August 1.-THE Asri-
cultural Department estimates to-day
that the report to be issued next weak
will Indicate shortage Of 126, 900 900
bushels In the yield Of wheat. This
will be the great loss Of the year psoba-
bly, as there ID time for corn to come out
all right. The cotton worm has nos
done much damage, and the August re-
port will show very favorable condi-
ton for this staple.
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The Duke Of ArxyII,. MARRIAGE.

VI AFkyHH MAFfHhkes
LONDON, August 12.-The marriage
Of the Duke Of Argyll with the daugh.
Mr OF the Right Rev. Thomas Leigh
Viaughton, ID. D., Bishop Of St.
Albans, will be solemnized Tomorrow
~ the Episcopal Palace and will be
q1ite private. The bride is the niece
Of the Earl Of Dudley.
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DIED.

HOLT.-on Thursday. August uth, Of
congestion Of the lungs. Captain John r,
Holt, in the 6lst year OF his &c.
The relatives and friends OF the family
also the g. A. r., are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late rGsi-
dencs. No. x23 Market street. ON Monday,
10Th inst. 81 P: d. To proceed to thS
Washington, D. c., papers please copy.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-13
LEROY B RRwER.

NoTIOE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerv
kestorer 10 the marvel Of the age for Al
Nerve Diseases. All dts stopped free.-
The daily gazette., 1881-08-13

NOTICE is hereby given to the public
~ that d fly books have been placed In
the hands Of persons to solicit money TO
ala In completing Shiloh Baptist Church !.
3. 7. MooR4, pastor.
JEFrERSoN GRAFTON,
J. W. JACOBSON,
JEREMIAH MILLER,
VIM. d. WINSTON.
JOHN BANEs.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-13

GALE OF COWS. N-
- The Subscriber will
sell ct Public Sale, at Red
Lion, East Marlborough
Chester county. Pa, ap
MoNDAY.AU 18th 1881,
At O'Clock. p. M,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS AND
SPR1NGERS, TWENTY HEAD
OF FEEDERS, LOT OF YOUNG BULLS.
SILL d BAILEY.
Z. ". stidham d Son, Auctrs.
augl3-ts
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Here go,' cried Overkenner. s0eod
morning and he waved . sm ling adiou
70 his companions ON q st. Louis wharf
self.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-13
Meetings Tonight.


keSnAnies Lodge, No. 4, .o.oF,
fsaystte Lodge. No. 8, K. Of p.
fmmaps tribe. No. Q, r. M.
'.1Astson council. No. 10. QUA. M.
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NEW ADvERTlsEs1krrs.

A UCTI0N 1AKE,-The entire stock Of
n DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
late OF A. B. Holt, deceased, No. 100 ".
Second street, will be sold Mt Auction.
Sale commencing MONDAY night, Au-
augl8-2t Admfnfstrptog.
, 1881-03-08
AFTEIsTIIOUGIITS.
THE scltUOI.-FlIS1> t,fyvY.H

Hrfffat tt1QHtth 10 Inc thatl41 JflQ4Hes
SrnlSurtEtr, ILL.,, Marcl, 7.--.ro-nInrrow
morning will III nll probability witness II
lively entertainment III the House over the
sehoot-fantl question. which will CONE
up III tfio mutton OF Wright, Of
lhone, to recm,stder tile vote by whlcl,
IO.tnybloUtl's resolution WIS rushed through,
tho other dny. Thu scyerat counties which,
under tho increase fll population Of lutte
years, have FOR some tinlg past bccli Ailuu-
nlly robbe.l by means If ~ division Of the
school fund Oil the basis Of population rs 1t
stool ten years NgO, Will make common
ca,tse agafnst the col,ntics which lave 6ccn
practically stntHllrg still, paying II very snlall
proportion ut the scl,0ol-laX, and getting bnc1;
MI They alilI ut the expense of tho weNlthier
and larger counties In the Statc. Tile 1ol1i,g.
blood resolution proposes 10 kcep this thing
up by directing tho Auditor to Nuke the
division this notltl, on tic oil basis Of 1870
instead OF tho lttw cetlsus Ut minors Tor lSSi
which would Ut COURSE
GIVE THE MORE IUPEI.Ol;s COUNTIES 4 Ni:1'-
TER SHOW.
Tho fight will bo between tho cDnntles
wl.Iel nye M MHttnaIly nG! ir ,orS tl,S tvy Is
bncls ,lnre than tl.oy paid ILL.,. It Justice Ill
stca,l OF sclf-interpst could decide tile matter,
the isssla would he lluin.. rs II Is, tho most
votes tell, md there Is nothilF like setf.tntcr-
est to cellle,lt yntlng material.
TIE INVESTIGATION 0HfSD
will be resumed Mt bntn ensts ts,-rnorrow.-
BY tho Senate Co,n.n!ttee nta Railronts y! the
afternoon, aasd tho McWIIlanls Special In
vcstlgating C0ln'nlttee Of the 1lonsn In tic
evening. flle "stnr'' ut encfl performance.
sf tle l,cople. Including tiie liz T Pcoria St'rcl,
Works III ag1aillst the rallrnutls.
NEW COMPANIES,
, 1881-03-08
PRESIDENT HAYES.
| llOSIl-SEltVASr tn ItET!kAf HErEcfiC

Iks Afut,Isz {ht,

Jlrs MutMes tI..) Stuts Teatstss tfitp.l.
wo tln mol r!!ru or need to ~ ovrr tho whole
wretchud rucord Df thu rclxn OF tInyes. l!o
went !nto Otticc II lol..seryant of Democrats to
butruy ltepubI!cAus. 20 fir " hu bud tho ulflIty
IL tlo 10 fu.tllet tho hnrraitI. Having betrayed
tho Republicans Of TIN south. ho ncxt sought to
weaken the Republican, purity Ut tho North ty
his absurd und hypnerIllcnt clvt-Scryfco or'lnr
by which he thulIxat h0 could snke awAy srons
the party u.l1 keep ont 0f it, aetfso strv1ce u
largo elcmpnt 1T 'ts bcst 1no1l. Noxt ho sought
to wcuk cn thr party by dividing It ini0 fnatiuhs
in the different States, notably Nuw York, III
which State. aud by tho direct violation Of his
own Ctyilservicu thourS. ho retlovui mon fE.ttis
Qttirc wlip lad lH'th adinttetl htMess for th1
hot rsultn aH Ut hls wuak kneastss. for wcAkncxs
was what allied h!In. Weakness aud ,FFcel!ncss
lcd hin to bargain away the lftPub!icA!
DaSty Ut tho South 10 galu peaceful possession
, 1881-03-08
A Gl,a.tly, Terrtblc, A.vsul sMgse.t.o.,.

To FNt EsIIlIHf N Tic 4fEV HIH SH!E-TFN3 ~"
an AiuericIn cftM,n, II ftlu.nl of humanity.
deeply Interested II. laws bAssi ~! rIltS. 1ns-
itaIs natI"r,s nf ti,u world nr,' tr"nh!t. 10.
jurctl, a,l,l disturbed hy thu ,Intsersut rry tltt
AfricM, ltilu, ,.tl.i thu Isles 1T the eenn AgHHst
Eoxlsa fs tFase .sy ~ .. ,tn thI rff5Is fs!ls :.
rt,Dicry. anI uttnr .irs1utlon, therefore. to.cnd
tiio uxot,y or htn,lrels Of u'jlios caMsca hy
iirtis rule, suggest % them ~ c''Inoino uni
EuKia,i,l. Penilund, Wales, ant! tho isles ot thu
tsriil to overthrow tho !trlttsh Guscrtl1l,tnt W
mnous srF,ps OF night MttAtks, that shall shutter
lagoon unhoiy toinplv, wutlu oppressed t,cpplea
juarch over It's csuulbllnX rnns ~ 1rgGtnn:
, 1881-03-08

To the EItoF NJ The thlt.s3a 3Ffbtnf.
CntcA1in, aturch 1.-Ths suggestion u.u,le thru
your columns. 1i Sunday by Mr. JafnfH l's
Allen far thu erection Df II grrtt public llt'rary
building by .,.cri,s of ii pupt1lar subscription Is
one which vii meet with tho hrtIcst insicrs,1cnt
OF eyry .nyernf lltcrtllre,cvcry cl-wiser of hls
rilrc ntl cyery cis!zrn Ut ChitAxuwhu IL Hrpld nf
lts gtAnl natls1. Ther cun be III 'lu,t't TINT
movement ol this sort. II prot'criy itmuguratcl.
would meet with III alIt,s'st universal respnns.
not n,lly from tho m!Illonasrs nhlo tn give lhsr
thnuHhntlA. but from Hy6ry 'na1t, woman, ami
tho benefits If tho Public lhrnry NJ, nnw tInv.
Such library rs HI,t l,o h'.tls s'h|t ln' built,
upon nur hcautlut city, as,.t l,rnrc 1f
in,micuiaGo brl,rili 10 tho present an'l
MI fn,ro Kcrsrn,i9s' ,nlnnt IT %@'a ~ T1s, s
great, generous humanity which poured e, iay-
ishly lii we.th Of SYMPATHY nNd n'9terlAl lcip
III the HrG,lt cnlmily IT ls1I, the rcsllemErhn4
OF winch oven yet thrlls tile tecrcst e'''tr's VI
our hnrta. ..- ,
development III Chicago. farventy trust that
Mr. Aliens proposition VII " t'',co ctnkr tug IT.
tsno 9d ha t VIZ ~ W. s ~ ~ ~
ebs,lte the dectnntal anniversary n[ tho Krr'!t
iirn Uy laying ihu tOrner-stono uf tho HrAlldcat
el,t best librury Gtlllcu III tho cUntry Let THO
t:srls 1t Acknowledgment for 1'h*crlp.iotl tc nf
uniform slylo alill Kind 70 tfl!t ttn bor ,lli-
rt s secolss "o as ss % @ s
generosity as hs who Ut h!s uh't'tfn'ig contr!'.
utcs thousands. :, l.,
,lw; alld yet 1t Is fur les thalt ClfpnEu ought tt'
hay. Thor IL welth and Ynaer.'ssy rl,nngt1 III
nMr oty nut only tn irnsLsY sns'nb" , !Mt!i'5,
tN, which eau ha tHcrcAsi. trt''n yeur ~
year. til n!lr library hs .t, nco,n .slIAtt. by ~. 70
VII ho far mars cresiita!lo y tls than the
Newisrry xti svs, atlor u ,',t. sm9 d'ssF"cefn1
4fLFkp
, 1881-03-08

concealed InrccnIcs, fl the shape nj bills, arc
pcn,ling before tho Appropriation Committees |
than ever lefnre, a,ltI. SHOULD they pass, tho
Stnte Treasury would b. depleted ut nl>Out Il
mtllinn dollars. Take that
rJAflY,
for an example. With lilo most sublime nit
slnci.y, II waits Il llttlo over II half million
'iollurs fnr tic further Improvement ot Jake
1}unn's land. 1.n0k at tho old canal claims,
outlnwctt, hurled by Ills Court uf ClA!ns,
md rni,citl until illry smell 10 heaven. To
sAltsfy them Wt,i,tl uso up HGyeral prlncely
fortunes. The persuasive sam Jones, win
Is o1le uf the Commissioners Ut Joliet, thinks
tint institution i1cttls ,nnMy improvements,
for instance, Il Sl0,U0O ,lrntn. Tsct the tlis-
tlnYuG Robert ltae, NJ Chicago, between, frt.-
u,ient whifrs NJ II sriclilng.lUlte, urges III
tlsc Committee tic pay,ncnt Vt about Sloo,MN
for n squadron Of ca,,alb0ats, which. with
valuable cargors. mule 1nhtlyc-t!nwer, etc,
werc lost IN the rigging ca'lal. T|le patriots
wllU pprYEstGal III
SifN>TtStl TitEI1l ARMS AMI I.Et,s OFF
during tlia lust cAnipalgn utlI nj various ntl
times desire reimbursement, Af,d they wnnt
il very bad. Tl|e llollsc anl Semitic Commit.
tces Oil Appropriations nre COMPOSED Of
F.sIl,.,iiSUEn, rAESsrAKiSH MEN.
They lo not propose to be hnrrted atom;
swlniies hnforc thcn, 'Ihi, !rEislu,i"l
6efnrn those organizations Is of thu utnl,st
In,IOrtn,cr, alnl they ought not tn hu con@
! stirred fur stunning negligence, since tttr
actlatls tlcE.lt( vury largely mlmI1 nsller con'-
| mtttecS. 'flDy Will receive reim'rts from ti!N
| CHmntittees III Visitation II thu Penal HlMl
! ChArFtabtb institutions. These rallnnt fft
matte for two weeks set. III addition tu tliIs,
tho
! a.AScr1MoSt,ts. sf.f:ES, wELr~rnEsEHvEn,
| SuVerlMte1,sIvnts .! Stnte Institutions VIII
| c!MEnl thD right In urge lMiUre Tie Committees
tho nl}sDlut4 Necessity fur the new Dakerlrs,
snlnhest.,clSs, additional grounds, elc., etc..
Which thDy always clnk1il, aud ~IlGli they
| occasionally d0 nut get. All this nust tA!;e
| ttlnr, nIMt plenty Of 1t. John &. Smith claim
fur reimbursement Of Sl1JU stucn fran. thy
State Tl1.usurer's office Two years since viii
hG bitterly contested. tie1,. Smiths friends
Insist that lu' sluld hive his uonuy, but tbs
antagonists, t9 ule btu t:lain. TINT Its l,ssaHe
wo,t!h establish II l'af precedent. Chester
and Joliet l'cllicmttnrles usually bang ~ Mnwlty
ut Gau1i Otllur fur tEeU or four weeks. TU bG
surc, they
| ALWAYS AGIlEE on TERMS AT TIE END;
still t1is preliminary fight nl,lst b. gnc
through with. This NIL tnkeS linlc,-p!crty
OF fit,-Att without 0ther trElslAliulI. It Wn,,l'l
hold the present spsslnil Until April ~. There
Is i,u rrnS0n Or sense II, nbns!.tE Il NEnert
kind. II 0nly catlses
pREctr1r.ArE, RuiSOcs LEuts1ATIoS.
! These bills require md tlcsn.liNl tile inns
curefnl scrutiny atMl Investigation, a.Nt II !:
to be hoped they Will receive 1t.
, 1881-03-08

ID The ELtfnr ~ The HhedpJ Tribune.
Cl1HAtsf. March 7.-you Will confer n favor au
n1l,,y Ut tho citizens Df this city by giving sElace
II, yn,tr col,,,uns tu tic n!osel memorial 10 tho
I'LL INV pcnlng lit 1ntt Houses, fbr the rcgtt'
laton ut tic practice of dentistry. Yours. ETC.,
uEST1sT.
y, tn< Honorable tae Uen<a,. axstta,,1y Of The
Stntt 1f lttn"is: y hlI! Is now pending hrforc
tho lIsnr,tt,le f;rnernl Assembly nf thu Statcnf
I!lna!+ re'rx r. cana'1Ibn y,t IT, s r"st
prartlctrX dentistry should liz required tt st,lt-
uate frt'ni stfne jentni Ct.!lcEe. or ,Mst an ex-
atnfnation brtorc hoartl Of competent dentists
We lteX respectfully to submit tbs foilaw'ng
Fe;. M ~ !. ne 81 s' ts st ~ ;ceoxtzc tt,
onc Ut the rltr,lc prof"ssss'ns the prt.prr pratt,
tce ot which rclt,res mt nl!y hiEh!y learned
uf nlet,icin. as we'll nNl without such ftM.~1ttlHn
the snrcexsfstl nnh The snfe prac'lcc Of tho pro-
SsconM-itecogniziux this fnct. dental colleges
hive been established thru!lRnaut the country.
whrre a!l factics nr, Furnished for y = llrnuEfi
tupn,3. ignorance IA therefore Intxc,sabe, n1ll
We respectfully urge that 'ls'G resari for thn
hsal ,x Hu .atsty y M t ~ na x1th t en m
shn.I!d avail themselves Of everr. nppoEt,,nI!y.
1,y which neither tho safcy nor t,Ssltn "f tho III
The knnwl.slYG NECESSARY Ia Insure Ii snfe
practirt ut dentistry tnnat m actlulretl III less
tS ,1n FEN ny 5w% ., 70 tnr ss;se atcs no w
permitted To prctcr dentistry unless lt' holds
tlip!uinR from dental uilrHr' tt IN. passed Il
satisfactory examination hcfofu boat1l of c"f'i-
The result Is TINT larxc numbers Of utterly Ill
abID to secure III plt,inA, IT pass BAttsfnEtnry
examination. nre drlsun from thnsu sutes uIHi
rtsort to lnos. wh.r,, NJ such rtslr,rees ll!'.
Of filnos Is tho refuge nf utmcSs in this prufe@-
sim, whu l,nvig studied hit vrry rev ,lionths
, 1881-03-08

.nMr III tho insrrest Hf tho country Ile advise.
the nh!It.rntinn uf oil CONTROVERSIES. This tho
E.mth Inns unH desired. and II tho President n,
sincere In his pt,rn,ar We feel asslrcfI l1n will
tu ror,itully 1Hrt i,y tho Southern Heurcseuta-
ttycs IN tl,c Ent!asinl Legislature.
still. UNHAPPY All1l'T STATfeI!fnIiTa.
knnrrf,fr tTttt.) Tribune ff}rn.l.
There IS M mis,aki.i1 GnrsinIi'a policy. 1t 4
clcnriv fnr..sha''nw,l and Is. " tnF.r, tho in1-
ley NJ tn. Snrthern Republican purity. u can
tr,l.izntinr, iIsvr, equality. ul1 tin rtssln Ut
TIM Snith. tInrchi strIkns II sAvaE,. bldw Mt tho
cler4tr rights If tho Sthtcs hsld ,isGs mt stEk
IL tth4g,Iau tho tHct Tint his nnrty would nttcr-
ntc every Htntu line md ttstinple nn.icr ftlt
every Sthtc Constitution: 1t IS plalt, that thu
tim, f{n will i tiulti tIOscr ~ te trNrt nf tho
Republican pntty tl,un ever bcfOrr.
, 1881-03-08
PROBABLE LENGTH uF THE SESSION,
Gn&tiai lliaIkitsh III IhA iE,iestaQ Ttthuns.

Gp&etai DAp4.eh tu TIA CEteaao 1ftbuna
Srn1S0FlEt.u. ILL.,, March 7.-Iho prillcfpn!
topic OF conversation ut PRESENT II with r.
gard to the length Of the session. Certain
luel.lburs, young In Legislative experience,
egged un by country lAiilbills. !l.sfat vel.o-
lusntly tllat all tie present Legislature
should 10 would be to pass lie appropriation
bills aud 60 home. This theory sounds aud
looks well; but little careful thought
wItl demonstrate thu utter folly of such bum
combe. The appropriations arc among the
most important subjects OF leglslaslon. More
, 1881-03-08
The STATE CApIh' |
rov conscientious Senators
Meet III tho Afternoon
and Adjourn.
An Effort Making to Prevent
the Contemplated School
Fund Robbery.
yousc Measure to Regulate the
transportation Of Live
Stock.
s,,, Another Requiring Notice of
I, Change of Freight
Rates.
Making It Possible for an En-
ploye to Collect His
Wages.
4 plaintive and fearful Appeal in
Behalf Of the Prosecuted
Quail.
snecnIations on tho Probable Length
of lilo Present Session OF tho
Legislature.
sss,s Of the Enormous Jobs and Outright
Steals Now under Consideration
in COMMITTEES.
plaintive and fearful Appeal in
Bohalf of the Prosecuted
Quail.
Examinations on tho Probable Length
~ nj lilo Present Session OF tho
Legislature.
Rims Of the Enormous Jobs aud Outright
Steals Now under Consideration
in COMMITTEES.


spt<fdl Dlspatth to Tho Chicago Trthtns.
spn,SoFlELp, ILL.,, Slarcll "a few con"
hientous Senators were found tn the Set,-
ate Cna!uber this afternoon Mt 5 o'clock, nnd
tho duty Of ndiourntng until Tomorrow
morning was oaslly, briefly, AMI solemnly
performed.
, 1881-03-08
l,EFEAvEn HIT ltopEFuI...

t!4aV'Ns l7ha.' 7N4aIFFF.EVN !KH.1,
Tho AtltlTnss III III exceltEnt Nnu. Il IL thut uf u
1nan whu seemingly prn1n,ses To do his whole
duty. AZ We lavu snll. tne South has 10 right
u .txk atty fayurs u tho Frtsfdcnt. Hu was
chosen 4gAinkt th1 WIHhe5 anti over lne SutcR Ut
our people; yet none have the dispoait!on tp
vugpy uppose his policy. II It Du ulaI at siaf1ae
, 1881-03-08

CouRhal usc Uruwu'y bronchial Troch0s.
, 1881-03-08
What the Newspapers Have to
Say Of the lnau'
guraf.
Complimentary Notices Of the south'
ern Editors-Northern
Satisfaction.
The Cabinet Appointments Fasorahfy Regarded
Slight Criticism and
Dissent.
TIE SOUTH ON THE 1NAU-
GUIlAI.

fOI"1tE AS1JIIVFH
HsshriAe tTtn,l.1 .l,ntrttHH tfHm.1.
Thu allegations IT, which tho President refers
II neHrD cItiz"l,s tEittl tho frEtalDm " thu bH.
ut hus tts cntn,erps. ifl--i,Ut allegations fnrrn-
y-but lrrrfutabl, evidence Of such .!rnal Ur
l,e frue,lnm or the ,n.tt,t tn white ctazens, by
lhe thousands, IN tlle three chief cltlcs nj
4 P,ttlri1,n