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The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
Summer i.... a
.sa.5 . i 4 s5: .5.'' Complaints

At this season, various diseases Of the
bowels are prevalent, and many ltues are
,lost through lack Of knowledge of safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAvIs PAIN
KILLER Is q sure cure for Diarrh9a, Dys-
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus Summer
Complaint etc, and is pc5ectly sys y {,
d Read the following: b ff
9ip. BaTsnrpgE. n. r.. March 4. ls1 !.
a.aa R1yss fOs Sa1n afs M IN ;ST = %
~ ~. :. -. -. S.gsqny,1ss ; i. Ya W. D i lssl
.aS FREE: !. ~ Have
o,snS nave s,,e Sssa p. 'syss os
n.n. lsns- cAss.ss111.d 4 a1.. T. RbPxisd fs5 x issr
asss H's %sSy SSn6 s. Pss II Fs iowa
sfs9 F,.s M s:s q ssIv. ls
ISoaa soa .os bs ss out q ssa H. s;ss sS No mother
t'... =. orr1pA n z. ne h & MtSss. * 81
name Ssss ss Ssss Ss s9S az
% 50 % bed without bottle In the hVYsa = ,,,,v
n Nsss:5Iy sss Sygss every family In this - battle
+f u. g. CoNgULArE, Il n 47t,us
CnEYKLp, RHxNIHH PRussIA. Feb. g legl
Ihnye known PpnHY DAVE Pam KILLKRalmost
from the day II was introduced. and after years Of
0bseryation &nd use regard its presence In my
household ~ an tNdfspsnsabls necessifv.
/ 3. PorTEu, u. g. Consul
BURTON-ON-T TRENT. Eyd,
L had been several days sniiering seyereiS from
diarrh1a. accompanied with intense pain, when
tried your PAIN KUHN, and found almost instant
relief H j. NOONE
u MONTAGUE ST.. LONDON, ENG,
During ddence Of twenty three years In India
have given ft IN many cases Of disrrhces dyeen
tsSy % and cholera. and nevsr knew x fal e give
- No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. It's price brings 1t
within the reach Of all. '....5 n
~ For sale by all druggists at Csc, Soc.
and $1.00 per bottle. 3ifs .,
"a PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, Proprietor,
'ly,..l bon Z Providence, R. l. !,
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i stgGSiTsssbf slg1aS
CHARITY KIasEs.
And shs Awkwsrd Rssalt they
brought About in CHICAGO.

And she Awkward RESULT they
Brought About in Chicago.
e vatisps schsAissss srs rs"la;oi sorted to
from time to time I'd the interests Of
charity, bat II remains fof i Chicago
suburb, known as Hyde PARK, I'D carry
OF the palm for the newest and most
decidedly novel oexpedient for gaising
funds The good people OF that very
respectable burg had exhay1stedl floral
fairs, strawberry and other festivals
and yet the Golfers Of the local charity
ltood sadly in need Of 'repiehishm nt.
some Of tho eminentiy respects Able
citizens put their heads tOgethefy
metaphorically ~ frst, but, % ths q.
quel will show, actually. The scheme
was nothing less than b Akissingl en-
.tertainment. /" Invitations were Qtist-
~ issued 10 . select few, an OF whom
gathered on the appointed eyehirA at
the house Of one Of the iiunaberI Af-
ter assembling the gentlemen we're in-
formed that the ladies had iccnaented
TO be hugged, squeezed and kissed at
20 much . squeeze, the money to be
expended ina deserving charity. A
schedule Of rates was then announced
a. follows pGOne 'go-as you please
squeeze OF one minute, and one kiss,
terms cash in advance Y giflsnnder 18,
25 cents: girls from 10 70 20, 80 cents !:
ladies from 20 to 25, 76cents; married
ladies under 30, u 4, married ladies
under 80 to 40, 80 cent?; widows un-
der 80, 75 cents widows over so, 90
cents; maiden ladies from 80 TO 40,
50 cents maiden ladies' over 20, two
for q nickel. ~ i''s b . .
The ladies were gathered In che par
lor and the gentlemen 10 the dining
room. A committee OF ftwo-a lady and
gentleman, the latter acting "a time
keeper-was stationed Id the library ,and
they admitted the gentlemen sinely. As
each was admitted he was shown the
schedule from which be made his Aslec-
ton and the lady entered aud was kiss
ed, squeezed and hugged ID the presence
Of the committee Aforesaid The latter
were pledged to secrecy a to who the
lady was. Penalties were imposed for
extra kissing OF 4 too tender embrace,
all Of which were paid promptly, and 4
considerable fund was soon tcollected.-,-
Just when It was supposed that the
scheme would prove q complete success,
financially a. well - otherwise, 1t was
observed that 3 peculiarly fascinating
young widow was monopolizing more
than fair share Of the gehtlemen's At
tenfion. After she had been called 10
nine times In succession the ether ladies
began to murmur their iprotests.l On
the tenth call. when one ofthe ladies
distinguished through ethsti half open
door the voice of her husband, and heard
the s'timer' call out, "Another fine,
that's three" she exclaimed; 81 am 60
Ing in there, q the things gone far
enough aud rushed in followed by
all the others, only to 6pd the charming
widow clssped firmly In the arms, OF the
objecting Iady's husband. All contfIbu-
tions to the charity fund through tbis
source ceased at once,q and the ladies
with one exception voted the scheme an
inartistic failure. 1T i
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r.rsonsl anadlPoiisl.al.

! Mrs. wv DIDO ,ithe wifel d tho Uhief JUS
tios, who ahas boen very iifat Toledo,
Ohio, Is now recovering. Y y
The Bsroness Bnrdett- Coutts- Bartlett
has been giving several large entertain
nsnts !at bet Londop. hpusesl lTl -!
Rutgers College, Of New Brunswick
N, j., has conferred the degree OF .. p,
on the Rev. CHARLES Frederick RoRnAn
of New York. tfaa isl14i .gyilb't 45e2 81
MI. southard. Of Ohio, has announoed
shat be 10 not 4 oandldats for the Demo.
cratic nomination for, Governor Of that
State. u *,
4 Senator voorhees, Of Indians, il ysry
emphatic in opposing thsprop0eed pro-
hibitory amendment to the Constitution
of that State. tllil 4 ,fi1 5'3ti ~ =
Duke Of Sutherland, DR.. William a.
Russell, anA Msjor.Gs Gsnsral Sir Henry
9reene will sail for homo on Saturday
by the steamship CITY OF Berlin.
Mr.. William r. Scott, brother Of Col
onef T. A. Scott, ID . hard working far
mer at Clinton, Iowa. His brothers
will gives him D comfortable httle for
tune.
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poxr GIVE UP.

what Il ron hare tried different "put
upn medlclnes In vAin.s Have you moi
been equally disappointed IN sone
physicians2 Do not conAider your case
incurable until you have emade thorough
trial Of DR. PisFoe'ss Family Mediaines
They are chemfcAlly pure, Of uniform
strength, and have como into general
use 6y isas0n Of superior merit. In
cases ofsReneral and nsfyous5 debility,
lc6nspmp3innSs bronchiAs, tdyspspeta
ssHVef acohplsint," scrofslshs bunthes
ulcers and eruptions, the Golden Medi.
cal ptscoysty !. : .S: sHssa w cns pos,s.ys
had for years been bed-ridden, have, by
the use sf Dr.. Plerceb FAyorise IRE
The inff6dnction Or theSe swo rene
dies has revelutiopixed the treatment oi
6snhsed I'D iaiivatsd, = the tonic IND
Alternative properties OF she Discovery
long since demonstrated . hetter WY.
Ladies need no longer s06mis to ths
caustic and knite, % the FAvorite Pre-
scriptidn Ia guaranseed % cnfalthe lis.
eases aud weaknesses peculiar 70 Io.
men, a Mrs. Samuel n. KempeF, .oi
Galiandet, Ind, writes, Your Favosit<
Presentation and Pleasant PurgativS
Pellets have saved my hfes
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
The Canal Prospects-A Talk with
-s. President GOrman. II.

President German.
From Yesterdays oumbsrland Times. u
eenator German arrived here yes
terday afternoon on the $3.50 o'clock
train, stopping at the Queen City
Hotel. The senator stated that he
had not come on official business, but
to pay, a short visit, expecting to res
turn this morning. When asked II he
had anything encouraging 10 say for
canal prospects, he replied that In .
short time things would be In better
shape for its trade. He believed that
within the next ten days the Georges
Greek and Cumberland railroad would
be shipping coal to the canal. In an
swer 70 an inquiry the senator said
the statement recently published in
the Bal imore American That he was a
stockholder In the West Virginia Gen.
tral and Pittsburg Railroad Company
was incorrect. He was interested in
the road only 80 far as, 1t was q pros.
pective feeder to the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal. he thought the active
work Of construction would begin in
September, and ID would be- pushed to
completion without delay. The capt.
tai stock, %, ,000, ,O00, had all been
taken up and disposed at fair price.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

u
= CIAcINNATI hss succeeded In reduc'
ing its tax rate, from % 10 to 80 2k, and
In doing 20 imagines It has iaccompl plished
. great deal, and, 1t has. The city Of
Baltimore, under On honest Democratic
government, has established the rats for
the current year At ST 81 And yst. there
are some people who believe, Or pretend
in the interests ef s..reform'-so-called.
With 4 low rate q taxation, higb price.
for all Of our securities, capable and
Trustworthy oficers at the bead of oil
its departments aud competent en-
ployees, Baltimore can boast Of being
one OF the best.governed cities IN The
world. And 20 II will continue 10 bs
just As long as honest Democrats ad
minister its atiAirs. .-Raltimore Gdzette
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
That the United States Is q or,

That the United States is o great
wine pfoducfng country 'asA well las
wine consuming may not have struck
many persons. The total amount OF
wine imported from all countries In
1880 WAS 4, 500, 900 gallons, valued Iat
$4,000, 900. According to the census
returns, California alone produced
100000 gsilons,. valued ut more
than "A, ,000, 900. From this 1t is cyl
dent that We are becoming less and
less dependent on Europe for wines
a. well 40 for ether articles, and hl>
though the vinNage Of Califprnia ddes
not equal that of' the Charnpagre b td1s.
trict, sstill IL is equal to many sof, he
cheaper importS viii b, d pursfs
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

AMONG the a.rlticleaI q on exhibition in !,
loan collection in Lynchburg, Va, ID I
mourning ring oncsworn ~ Gen. W ash
ington for his brother Lawrence, who
died In 1752, at the age Of 36, - an in
scfiptlon on the ring shows.
The Chinese are pouring Into Aus
tralia at . rapid rate, and the prospect
+ ID that ~, 600 1t least will srrive at sgd
ney daring the year unless stop is put
to the immigration. They are all poor
and many Of them penniless. The ma
jorlty of Chinese merchants and resi-
dents In Sydney are averse 70 the whole,
sale importation OF Cbinese 10 the colo.
ny, such as Il. now taking place. s
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

9
tThe Celebrated LfebHg Company
sof New York, Paris and London. has al
tained Its reputation by sdherinR TO two
rules. It offers no cheap goods. 1t offers
only honest preparaticns e honest prices
having the narne and seal Of shl4 repntar
biecompany one is certain or purity and
excellence. The 4iebte Company's Arni-
Gated Extract of Wlten Hasei Tor Instance ne
ouaak, c0loriess weak traah, sod under
Tue name OF w Itch haEeL ~ 20 4nnch SD
psfior In every way. thai once used. IL
sure to cause It TO be used always there
Iiseisess i In suu1atirms Co atrh, Painful
Montbises, Hore Throat and Neuralgia.
pe sure to ask foF Ltebig COS ArntcAted
anmafSet ri hooded With worthless imi1a-
tions. ~ (EdttoriA IN ftgehtGac HppleNs3sl
oJ I'll Raachsro.) Sold In nfty csnts and
dollar sixes.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
TO PhY8ICIAN Ms
+ - = -#3a5 AND 5ll. -
CONSUMERS OF s.
GOD LIVER OIL.

RnOW1ne from experience the disaaSia-
of many Of tho enu ulai0rS in the Markett
Wonld cali yehr &ttanti6n 70 some OF the
Ssfares Or the semulsion which ] have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with IN
6ncst Norwegian and the most scrupu-
ions care is exercipsd in the choice of ali
material and In o cry detail q ~ manu-
! iActure. BY care ui manipniathon this
sihie Amount OF gum, and By the very mi.
rs,ts fiivisien of the oil globuies II RENDER
ed I very nuid and perfectly pslatsbls..-
Each Tablespoonful coniains So osr oens;
Iima. Sampies viii be gladly furnished
to q, Physicians who may desire tnem..
PM Z 8 N pint bottles, price 81 Manu-
hoSnied ard seld Wholesale ana rcsaii ~
DRUaaL61s
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
PAslaasIphia Brishs iin Bsssen.

, Philaaslphfa Brisks In Bssten.
From the Bose0n travelled. X ONT +" g
"A pressed Pifiiadelphis brick from
the now City Hall in that city was
subjected to compression test tn the
pow erfnl, by csulic press Of the Water
town Arsenal last week and stood the
test at five hundred thousand pounds,
remaining lhetwecn the plates fnl1 hve
minutes. From Appearances the pres
sure could have been increased another
ono hundred thousand pounds without
affecting IT, f4 ft4
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
skill In the workshop.

> IN de,good xofk lhesmeobapic must
have eocX hSnith. II i0DI houFs Groom
fiuomsut in uiose rooms have enfeebied
BILE hand or dlmmsd his sight, let him p
snss .sa eAtoss tOs. y organic Hca s.:.s;1 ssss.s y
His sysian win be rejuvenated, his
nerves. ratSsng, hspsd hls slsht ,,,9ss esso%s s
built up to am e6sf working condition.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovefs.of q really good chewing tsbac-
20 should ask for ,Miilets Good Enough
Navy Ping % 1t u the only tobacco which
has not tie Aayor of Z Drug lStoFs and
does not cause sore mouth. 555lW
j., l6r--d b WIS N. alti ,,.ili35.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
SILVER Cnrrx. N. Y. Feb. 8, 1880

SILVER CREnK, N. Y, Feb. 9, 1880
!, ,GHNrsrrI haze .beep very, low, and
have tried everything. 10 no advantage.
II, heard your Hog Bitters fscomnended
BY 10 many,sI 4 concluded 70 give them .
trial /, did, and now am 1round, and
coujtantiy improving, snd am nearly ~
strong - evers9gasa W. H. WnkLnhs .
, 1881-07-02

follows up her advantages, wherever sin nh
taIns II font1ng, un additional reason for rr-
Hardsns viii, suspicion slla altcIMnt or thu
aren't French engineer 10 establish, himself
,us firmly M thn lstlMny " l'afE,,ltt,
as lie has arrady seutc.i himself Oil thu lstIt-
mus Uf Sucz." III this tic Un.cttc recko,,s
without lis inst. Tor tile American penpn
nrc sin1ta rs willing tlmt II. dc 1ssscns
sl,i,nt4 make Il great national highway h.
tween The Allantlc mid tho 1'acItlc rs they
wera TINT l,n should cnn,!cet Tho Ntesltter-
ranenn n,ul tito tied Sens, ani, moro ihan
h1s, TINT Fratce II sir ~ 80 sfsposstl, should
taku ull tho tsiattls IN tho Pacific Oeeal,.
, 1881-07-02

rnE resignation, Tor reusplls brsl l'nowls to
himself, Of Mr.. 'rlsoml,s &. rlntt, o,lc of thu
tate Senatorial rnrdi.lntrs III New York.
clears the way for tho election OF III least al,o
Senator BY lilo present 1.eRfslRtur, l,efnrG asl-
!uuril,emt, 1t Is probable t!nt this DECISIVE
action u, AIr. pln.t's part will Involve THO ~.
,rclurnt Of his principal competitor, Mr.. be-
pew; nild iii attempt will bc ,n.lu Ia ''ar-
l.0nxe tin party Mi,oll solsin icts0I, nut COLI
,picaolls!y bicntifgl with either side. Tito
Vacancy for tho lung term will le filled, III als
probability, before tlis ciMl Of next week.
What effect this aclsOn Will llnyN lipon &tE.
cnnlllng's cntidisihcy remains 10 bI seen. 1t
= tlflcu!t to SEQ how Ilet cali be l!ctpc.l by the
:etirc,,lelt nf llHtt. Their fortunes were 10
lolne rxtcnt bountt tngtt!tel: United they
stood, nnlsed they fell, and united they should
.bu III THUR political lurtnl.
, 1881-07-02

cnnlllle III maintain their present hNefngt.
Tie Immense Increase In tho protuctl0l, 0f
this country Is salat By tho corresponding IN.
crease 6f cnnsulnntlotl, nbrontl anil 1T llnnc,
which Is rendered pnssibio by tho regular H.
crcnBo IN wages, or tho iheat,s In tito hants ot
the people 10 purchase tic food. This rcn-
tlers Il almost certain tint the policy adopted
In thu Continental Stairs of Eurnlm of tax-
lug nrticles Of food imported froM Ah,orlca,
THUS diminishing THO purchasing power Of
wnkcs, Will tlecessttnte iii Immediate MID
to,npul,satinH j,,crcaso Ut WAGES. No peonlo
will ever submit Ia my reduction of tho
quantity Of Alcir fool To which they llayo be-
como accustomed. ''' j
,l'lla Improvement Of tho working classes Ut
Europe consequent upon tic Introduction
nlHl npplcatto,i of stoItn nlnchMery Is of
isulf fefutntlbi, of tho theory tllnt. hitIinn
life Inns been SACRIFICED By the avaricu which
substitutes strnn and iron for hi,lnaii ]abor.
1nstehsl dt: placing the workman Moro In tho
puwcr Of The employer, II f,as ,1aso hitn n,ore
csshntthl tu tho employer. Machinery l'as
Reduced tic cost u production, llas thereby
Increased consumption, md hy increasing
consumption, ,ieccssftated MI increase of
production alNl Of lalor.. The increase Of
wages Inns increased tho Interest of labor IN
its prtnluct. WIN Increased wages, the work.
man Ia encouraged IN fu,proye his condition
mid that Of hts family by education aittl by II
general advancement l1 oil things In tic
general Improvement of Ills class tho differ
euces In social ra,lks arc gradually removed,
and 1t leads mp to broader cu ussulfzntlo Of tho
rewards for industry, skill, and frugalty.
! T,le incransa OF wages consequent upon tho
/ Ft,o - nj In &f1o
naent III skilled labor Indicates, rs n sug-
eested In the nrtfcle frnu, which VIC hare
quoted. TINT labor, being more essential thnn
eyer to capital, II gradually receiving b. tho
process Of inevitable laws Of compensation
greater proportion Of the joint earnings Of
capital and labor, antl this Is shown In TIM
/ reduction of the rates or interest the world
over. This fact Is also shown In Tho figures
We hnye quoted trom Mr.. Atkinson. Tile
prices Of certain quantities nf certain nrti-
cIes Of food in 1865 md lii 1880 amounted III
New York to within Il fow cents Of tls same
sMn. Owing 10 the reduction 0f tho cost 0f
Transportation, the sa1nu weight of the sane
articles was delivered III New TURK In 1s70
for SGi.c... agninst Sts5.s! 1T 1Sao. The differ
4re,,ee, Slal, was TINT mtnl, additional
compensation to tile labor in the farm;
10 much additional to tho share Of
the st'2 which foil to the farmer,
and 80 much less Ut thu sls5 which III
1sGp w,ts taI;pn rs tho sIlare OF the capital
unlploycd III transportation. Taka my Of
the joint productions OF labor and eaptlal md
1t wifi ID found TINT the greater the employ
lnant Of machinery tllo lower tho Gust Ut pro-
lucttpn; tho lower the cost of production, tho
Rranter the slcnaiu for enl,s,,tAption Ythe
, 1881-07-02
TIE CHICAGO SATURDAY, JULY

combustion ur tho inn1a-:ay to W. degrees
EnhrHlItirit, nr eyt';i ttGyGnl this putnl. Thu
arrangement hnye adopted rnr this pirlos" t.
Il l1rnnr ns tho orrtinry ArENnsl tr,H, t.,utt c1l
ii, Il small cylindrical ehantber Of Street coppor
1t,nnectc,t with a vcrtiual rul Ut copper. prit
tcetti12 upwards through tho Guntru ut tho
burner, Alil terminating In II cur.tIkG extett-
a1On a. Il trulnt nb0Ml fptir ruhpa ,lQoye tho rus
qrltluGA. Ur t1lt level With tho top Of tho tlnnc.
\ s.nnll tnnss f tre.clny Nils the uup prt,tcut.
liiY UPWARDS frufsi It III r1NAtt1 uni ihltltNn
torn Tic copper vcAacl Btirrn,,ndinw tlaU hurnar
II Eu'trhetctt ut rs n,lr extremity view ,'f
tIrrctlnR eHttent 1T nir nFafhst tho rhs-tets on
forrtet ror, ,tho ntln!sslu,, pf Ntlliuapheriu uir
Thu bptttni ailtfnco ID rOrtnhtt nr n fhrfarhtcd
disc cnvcrnt with Wlrn pilii2c, nhl W!ro xaitzu
nls0 SURROUNDS tlin .cirrnntfnrGncc Df. tho pnr.
fora!td csllhlnr. Tl,n external Alr Is hea!ul IN
pss,g thrng those . ~ I'll rGees Z, w.,
poit,t ai,oS, insIcate, whici ly more eialorato
niEt ho rase l.t 1 ~ stt nEnor @
eurner, vhie il :" i,oo iu r1tit,txs. M servcs Ito
nssftl pIirpns9 i conpetai,E tle sn's,ton at
b1SckHrnlns U ia Of lie ccills,r, - 'A' '"''' -
Tlc l.ol,tlon Yane. describes the theory Of
this unuurot,,s M follows;
Tho reason why gas gives light is that particlc.
q carDt which are tT!osaeh fron; cohnattnn
atnosnhcr!. uxyror To fUrtn wItter. Are rcn,,crod
, 1881-07-02

NEW YonK is evidently wheeling intn line
to cninpotu with T.bnislai,a, in 4 tournament
af tltsrUpnsable. politics. FROM the very
DcEinh'ng Of tic contest now going on
tho Incidents l,nyc heen damaging to tho
dignity anil integrity of put,llc ltrc. rho
exhibition ri two Senators abandoning
their posts Of public duty Gu account Of
their failure Ia cohtro1 tho United Stntes
Senate IN tl,1 interests of themselves
anil their clique; was of itsalf demoraI-
izina. Their example .wns still n,ore
de'noralfzing when they summoned the a,,-
pIancps of tie "mhchlnc,'' arid even
Whipped The VICE rfasftleut Of tic United
States imt0 tt!cir aervicu IN order to se-
cure conformation 0f the insult they
Ind offered tho American peoplc. Frum
that ,nt,l,el,t tho evil spirit Vt scp,ldal
seemed to selxe ul,on the Whale cr0wd.
| a brlbrry Job %as PITT tp tn bring ttlscretllt
| upon. The attempt l" elect otflors tllnn tho
| two renegade Senator's. Corruption wns
| charged III the Interest 1T one Of the oppos1-
| tlun candidates, will wl'at truth nnboly ex-
trpt those III the secret chi positively nsseyt.
1',un tho libby methods baza,, to bc eSrosc.,
OF nil sitles, ind lscn now utitler indictment
e!u'm tl,py will nuke Il warm for the
"Ulcis y If the l3uniz Leaders nllow them tn
b. cunyirte. Then ean,c tho misty cxpusilru
0r i'intt IN the wn,nnl, sc.,s!tlat. And now 1t
nppears that professional detectives aro chl'
played OIL 'ptll sides to hunt down or niailtt
fnct'trc damaging cascs ngainst their Oppo
Mgnts. Tho wi,0le contest srellls 10 have
assumed III exceptionally low nltd vicious
ASPECT Thu prcselce If anotller Mrs
jerks coWld a,nt allA anything to the
aisgrWceful character OF tic proceedings. II
tho management of ntfOtrs werD turned 0yel
to Tie Keepers Ut tile brothrls and dives oi
tile t0wil, VIC dnnbt whether pnl'slc dccenc,
wnulh ba 40 nlc, t,iiended by lliA results n.
they lave brG' 1,nder the infringement O.
men who ulgitto show the highest respec
for lnorn!lty nMlt deceney. II this sort q
thing Is to ~ on nit Albany, perhaps iis.
sootlcr tlio Legislature shall adjourn tho bet
tcr IT Will be for tic country. aIr. conkl!nt
| will surely he lntntsteu by tlciea!, fot. It /
llls Influence inoro tiian any otlIcr mari
which has brought New York politics to +,
Inv unit yilc condition. Tie Dcmbcrlt
t1iny En ablo Ia elect the two Senators. b.,
reason Ut tho ol,s.'uate CollktlNg fight, Il
case tho present Legislature slln!l ntIjour1
without m election, bit the Republican
party OF the country may. hetter afford l.
slifcr temporarily thnu Il, I,e tho uuwllltu
vehicle for tlrntling before tho world II,
iilsll mltt nastlness Of the New York polite
lint now prevail. :. -, -.
, 1881-07-02
GAS, FOE L1eHT ANu&HEIss}S EIsS1 T y

DR.. G. W. Stetncrs, VIM Icy0}V the
ninntlfactnrc' Of steel by his 'rcEehesntlvr
furnace, delivered Nh Interesting lecture be-
fOre n conference Of gas managers at Dfr-
lattnghnrn on tho. 14lll tllts = .Whlle Dr.
Slcn1,s Ii ollu Of tho ftrmest believers III tho
future Of tho electric Hight, he Is also con
itunt That gas as m agent both OF light n1ld
brnt ia vet far fran hnyinr rennIetl its full
~ ,s.,,:,ss. ,r,'.' ,..s, ".,s.'":,u',
electric lighting has stimulated tue efforts Of
s r nea ploes as esien HM t toe ex
.go 1niofhcu them, tias inc c's'et aisadSan-
t'e. ',,,,,..,tn,, ~ T., t,,o sas .''.
leet e9'!iQuslloll oi c"1ao!' III tae gas'!la'nn
As Dt. Slenems sail ia tho address referred
to:-~ -. -
Erotn q purely. theoretical pnnt of vlew, it
en- bo Ebg%! M tt Ct 10 the s ealor1 10. ei,crgy @
iproGa6ly, not nxuosdlnK l per ccntils Touily
tlatzed ~ y th9 & protgt1o "[ iniao!s Fays and
tasrsy sat up It, aa ro ii .lspcrst,i It, tho form
| nf heat. aud ona.,onth only II Itilzod In tho
''e.n y. '"'a'ous sa'a- ,
+ ~ o'on'us9 p'opose" ~ "t'l'ao e''' "'7n'
iteat no" slspelset III ufa Rus-'!an1e "na ~
'1'o salhe a,'lo W hhpsoso II" niu''''hat'l'e
| 0ua'1ls' Iae p'olte'n ne nus Set hah'se'l ~
solYo - ~ ~" 70 oolals! ny sela't"to'a" !" sss
ot RreateF !.!hisloslty llis!f Allat now conl-
lhoh'y suppllesi, anu " no" 10 la'so the
telApoFatl'sc OF tho gas''ia'he so t''at sne CON-
ullslsoia 'nay pecoi'la moro nearly perfect.
The soli't'on Of tho first part OF tho problem
Il f0ntlA Ill IN Improvement ct tho process OF
manufacture, Ito huS discovered tint tic
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s''a cotl''nE 'ip'' seIost WHITES ereht'y III LUZ
, 1881-07-02

r1rr CufcAGp TR,itt'EE- i,na established brunch
ppccs for the receipt OF subscriptions nnd u1vcrttsa-
mcnts II. fntlews: .......-
NEW fulit-ftopm - 7rlbuns Building. f.r. Nc
FAn1ES, Manager. ..... -
NLaNG0w, scntlnnd-Alfan'a An,aflcan News
Agency. ii !tenaeh.ss. @...
At,yI3t}N.. MHs4--AnleElcnn Exchange. ~ Stsann-
HENHy L. UILf.It;, Agent. ',.*.
HAsliiSG'rtiS, II. r.-ISlN F strsnk.