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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12
THE DEATH OF JEFFERSON
AD Interesting incident Related by
the Hon Alexander NJ. H. Stuart.
st. Louis Repub lean.

The Hon. Alexander II. H. Stuart, of Vir-
GINA, has written an interesting letter giving
an account of the celebration in Staunton,
Va, of the filieth anniversary of the Doclar-
alton of Independence. 30 says:
Among the guests who assembled at the
celebration held at the Eagle tavern on the
fourth of July, 1926, were most of the pronai-
nent men of the town and county. | well 70.
member that Daniel Shelly, Chapman John
son, Briscoe &. Baldwin, Thomas j. Niche.
William Kinney, N. @. Kinney, and other
citizens of the town wero If The Humber.
and, think, Gen. Robert PorLsrfeld, James
Boil, Charles A. Stuart and others of the
same Sss from the country were present.
The occasion was marked with hilarity. The
speeches were brief, spirited and appropri.
ate. Anecdotes were told. Ihere were bril-
liant flashes Of wit and fancy, and all were in
good humer and seemed to enjoy themselves
In this way the day was passed until
nearly shutdown, and the company were
preparing to separate with mutual felici-
tations on the pleasure which they
had enjoyed, ard the expression of hone
that they might meet to commemorate
many r, turns of the suspicious day. At
on'V 90 .So oL0 pi nS sVlle oIe came
ios W ~ 20 NJ Gbanan NV WIG colrsu-
nOaSu w M =, i HOlnsoh solhething
b % wSo W Uas 1Sor ICY , tipresslon on
rnnso,e ", ntor "% tbo 'nYn sGs.u ptepaTing
oabor v Un'T ,n uH''o,s'y, say, WIN
80" Y'uot 0uS near INC lo9t
Sror vac T sgUi'' ro Hnu U'is On shn opposite sac
ro O ona IA, .l %" I Iau AIIi vlew OIL MS
r a. a,,o "r."Un S' ng. KNOW tne nature
" '"o q. NontE nov lSiI 70 oO-
Tb .au esa,om W DIS co1 R5
sor aroon sUd y satin oOVn soiveu MT J9ht-
t5a con,T,0nv tbat ror!s ioiS aunouIcSG 70
FIN 5ns, u.s. ne9 r"u Hst Iesc a MN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12

is my friend. He buys all my books and
reads svery line | write When he comes to
TINS sketch he will understand it, And he
ought to understand too, that the respect, I'D :
miratlon snd love which the new land once
gave these two men gathers around and is
buried beneath that moss grown granite stone.
ana that know, even with all bis show of
splendor, that his heart is IS cold and as
empty as that dead mans hand.
JOAQUIN MILLER.
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TOO TRUE.

Yes, You were dear 70 me once, Margarine
Bearer by far than the woman whose life
Is bound to my own-and the thought brings
brings but pain
That my lips TO another than yeu whisper
Isaw yon last night, mid the gsy, thoughtless
Your laugh, as of old, rang out careless and
free;
Your ewes on the m my beamed as brightly as
eer
They beamed their soft loys-light in past
days on me.
We met. For "a moment your eyes flashed on
mine
A cold naughty look "a strange1-like 81 ance;
But caught The swift flush of your cheeks,
Trembled soft to my touch as We passed in
the dance.
Watched you and strove-out the struggle was
vain
To act as you did, an Indifferent part.
You cary IL well-aye, nobly indeed
The sorrow thas still entwines closely your
heart,
There mid the whirl of Fashions wild life,
In the glitter aud light where pleasure held
sway,
dreamed Of the Past--of your Past ard mine
IL was brighter, God knows than our Pres
/ watched you aad listened. Every tsne of
your voice,
swift ana Keen as Knite-thrust, pierced
deep In my heart;
hated, yet loved you; pittied, then cursed
The fate that has parted and still keeps us
apart.
A hand on my anna white, womanly hand
A voice at my side, soft rs notes Of dove,
Dispelled the old dream, and the face raised
to mine
Was the face of the woman had promised
to love.
was dreaming indeed when plighted that
vow,
For | thought that your power, like the
Past, was no more;
Butlastnight how the-dres Of thatield passion
burned,
And thrilled every pulse with love had
deemed DER.
You might have been rlne-aye, forever my
own;
Butyou'd ,nGaught but your beauty, and l.
You can crave not vengeance more subtle
tnan this!
Your presence has made OF the Present he'll
Why did meet you? For contOntment was
nine
had learned 10 hold dear the woman whose
place
Is here al my side. But bstween us to-day,
Like curse, craeps the shade Of your fair,
haunting face.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-Ata bargain, q good
L farm miles west of this city, 70 acres In
good state of cultivation, % acres good Law
land, 20 acres lin Der q mile from farm. Good
house, cislern, barn, tc. Apply al once to
W. L. White, 1errell, Texas.
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FrOm Mfr. A. SaDger's yard, a
y Newfoundland puppy about months old.
Stolen by negro. II the party who bought
him will return him to the HERALD office, he
will have the money refunded
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PHYSICIAN.

DHYsICIAN AND sURGEON-DR NOR.
l. TON. Office, in first national bank build
ing. Residence, San Jacinto street, near
Leonard
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T AME AND SICK FORSES, pronounced in
IL durable, cured free Of cost. Giles Lima.
ment lodide Ammonia.
Spavins, splints,. ringbones, bunchs, thor
ough pins, sprung knees, cured without blem-
iah.
Strains, shoulder lameness nsvicular dia-
ease, sh0e-bOilF, cure gRarant eed. Send Tor
pamphlet containing full information 10
DIR: W. NJ. GILES, l2O West Broadway,
New York.
Uss only for horses the liniment in yellow
wrappers. Trial Size % cents
Thompson Achott 4 Co., Agents
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EOR RENTING uppor portion OF brick
L buildlr over my store 702 Elm street,
corner Of Poydras street, Possession January
LIST. Apply To NJ WOolf.
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NOR RENT--The Bennett hide house, in rear
4 of John Potts grocery store, IN front of
Pacific DEPOT. Suitable for q produce store;
viii hold 600 bushels of corn. For psrtlcu-
airs, inquire OF John BroYEiug, 1857 Elm ST.
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ZOE BALE.

NOR SALE.-A first-class family harness
L horse. Perfectly gentle and fast enough
10 orlVe In the best of company. Apply 20 II.
avenue
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THIS Is THE LINE
press out of Texas. Ia
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EOST

4 OST-On Christmas day a gold locket and
IA gold chain, snd large cameo brooch,
set in gold. Any one finding these articles
and delivering them TO Eessls. Jones q Muir
phley, 100 Man street, Dallas, will be libor-
ally rewarded
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DIR. S. EAGAN.

Having permanently located in Dallas, re-
spec fully offers his professional services 10
the community.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12

M ANTED-Positi0R as travelling salo1m an
w for some dry goods or grocery house
jor the territory lying west of Dallas extend
In ms far out as Eastlana City; also extending
&c far south as Morgan City. Address W. H.
Mills, Dallas 0,
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Office OF ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR
DALAI, Texas, Dec. 10, 1880.
FIFTY DOLLARS and COSTS.

All merchants In the cit ere required within
the Same time to furnish to the Assessor and
collector, at his office, q statement, verified
by affidavit, of such amount of all goods,
merchandise md wares owned, or kent on
hand for sale by such merchaAt on the 1rst
day oil January. Any merchant falling 10
comply with this requirE ent shall be liable
as above proVl,eI.
JC. EOGEL,
ASSESSOR and Collector.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12

WANlE p--20 mem to chop ties and wood
w on Dallas & Wichita railroad. Ties are
to DO OF pos, oak, pin or spotted oak, white or
oVer-cup ook, 8 feet long 615 inches thick,
and inches face, and sawed or cut smooth at
both ends. win pay 20 cents at stump. Par
Ties can get passes by applying at Adams Il
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NOTICES.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED-Ina commission house younp
w man bet~sen Is AMI 20 years OF age
Apply - Geo. b. Robinson, No. 2lle Main
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WTANTED-Whits cook and nurse. Apply
w to Fine, Very Fine.

NY ANTED-Informatio OF John Leslie
w Quig. son OF William Quig, Deceased,
rmerly Of Philadelphia, VIII o Ia entitled TO q
m all sum OF money. Address the Penna.
Co. Tor Insurance on Lives and Granting An
nuitie@, 43l Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Winter Flowers.

| Tho past season has been a good on,
for our entrrprising florists, and W,
are informed that now they have more
orders for flowers than they can fill. Il
is an encouraging sign to soc more at,
tention paid to the cultivation Of flow
crs With very little trouble almos,
any houSekerper can have a few flowers
to cheer the gloom Of n long, III ,noton-
ous winter. A room kept at q TEN pera-
turc of forty-iive degrees, is warm
enough fr blooming, hardy roses, ger
aniumS, fuschia., night blooming Jes-
samina, ozalis, sllyssum and rlany
other floral beauties. The Gala lily
will bloom any time during the winter
in a moderate temperature, and hya-
cinth and crocus bulbs planted even
now in pots, will bloom in January.
The Dingee 4 Conard Company, at
West Grove, Pa, make a speciality of
preparing roses for winter bloom in
pots, eight for dollar. They ar small
it is true, but it is real pleasure to
witch the little things grow and spread
themselves. They bloom, small AS they
are, in a short time after being potted.
After all there is no flower pretter than
the rose, nor none more sweetly scented.
Amongst the roses FIR winter bl ON, the
Mar5chcl Neil is the King OF roses, brit
is difficult to raise out ide Of hot
houses. With special care however, it
can be MADE to bloom in an evenly ven
tilated parlor. The scent Of this rose is
magnificent, and there il no trouble in
selling a perfect bud for twenty live
cents. Following the Marschel Neil, is
the General Jacqueninot, a blood rel
colorei rose, which with care, blooms
profusely in winter. A single perfect
ro g t f this variety sells r ldily on spe-
cial occasions in New York and phila-
delphia for fl.5O and 800. OF the
white variety, with golden tinge in
the centre, the Marie Guillott stands
pre-eminent 1t would be impossible
to imagine more perfect and beautiful
rose. The Guillott is hardy ever
blooming rose, and with little trouble
csn be made to bloom profusely in the
coolest weather. There is yet time for
preparing roses f,r winter bloom, and
all who love rose, and other flowers
cannot spend a dollar or two more
proftably than by procuring few, to
make the dragging hour. Of winter
more cheerful.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Aarmosy wanted.

What stanas IN tine way Of peace ap
harmony in the Republican party o.
Wilmington? This ia question Otter
asked-but never successfully answer
ed. However, II the people would just
open their eyes little and look arourd
they would find that it is q battle be
tween the outs and ins, amongst those
who have the offices In the gift of the
party and those who want them. The
great, honest mass OF the Republican
party don't want Office and don't ex
pect any. They want the great under
lying principles Of the Republican party
to su ,ceed in Delaware more than any.
thing else and in order to succeed they
want men for standard bearers who
will lead them to victory by polling the
full vote of their party and some votes
from the opposition. A truce to the
contest for a nomination for Mayor .
It won't be worth having without the
votes Of a united party to back 1t up.
The factions have pulled in different d.
rections for nine years past, and Dem.
ocratic candidates have in every in
Etaucs slipped In like 81 y fox between
the coutendiuc factions and bore of the
prize. II Republicans are not on the
guard the same trick will be repeated
next jane. l. Is sheer nonsense 10 talk
about K 'pubicans being boand to vote
for the nominee Of the party whoever
ne may be They will not do it unless
the candidate is unohjectionable and
obtained his nomination in a fair man
ly open manner. Even some who nov
Justify Gall upol the party to unite and
vote tor tha nom n e Of thu party forget
: hat they Sc, a p ,or example Of carrying
out that principle in iha past.
How IN suci psrsoas expect \ uni
ted support now? II is suicidal 10 the
party for them now TO press their
,laims There are plenty of sterling
who are not ~ all jac-
ion,ble and upon whom the party can
mite in Learty support. These mtp
nay not know that they are looked
4 er. Figurativey speaking they ma,
Ne standing between N p'ous shhandl"s,
tut nevertheless the eyes Of the Repuh,
icln yarty are on tn III. These are the
nen wanted IN the p esent crisia, ani
We speak frankly WIN We say that
hose are the only men who can carry
be party through to victory. In tn
pproa ching prim ry confess let Office
o!dsrs and Office seekers stand aside
nd let ,,e people d"oide who they will .
ave to lead them Psacs and harmony
an easily be established by the Repub-
G c7ns, In = few moments, aside from the
,tlu nee OF Off % holders and wound be
flies holders In saying this We are
skiny the s de OF no wing or faction OF
IL purity. w. look upon all simply
5 republicans and allsshould be actua.
,d by the sam, desire for tho success
she party in the approaching cleo.
ons m )rs than for the success Of any
ldiyidual msmh.r.of the party. Tue
tron gest and least Objectionable candi-
a'.s are wanted in the present crisis
nd without such Republicans might
$ we'll samely fold their arms and
make no contest.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07

A SPICY BREEzE between President
Arthur ard Attorney General Mac
Veaeh, in regard 10 the Gn,t. au trial IL
r ported, which reflects no credit upon
the Attorney Ge eral and considerable
credit upon the President. If this re-
port be tru", it looks as if MacVeagh
had been immensely overrated as an
efiici' ut Attorney General, though he
may have comm, ndable and advanced
i'd as Of reform. Theory is good but
worth nothing vi hout practicr.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07

SWARMS or PEOpLE called around
yesterday to take y ook at the Eleventh
street bridge enterprise to soe what pre-
q TESS was being made in its construc.
ton, having ben sttrac-,d in that
direction by reaii"g III. article in re "
tion to 1t in Saturdays REPUBLICAN.
The remarks m .de were in M was com.
plimentary W ths Levy Court and the
G ntractors. We inteni t, watch tht
progress ma 70 in bu Id ng his bridge
aud keep ths public advised.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07

Whether We like it or not there Is no use
denying the fact that snow Is apDs airing
in various p aces in the United states,
New Hampshire leading off with five
inch fall; three incses In Sullivan
county, New York, and an inch al
Mauch Chunk, Penn.ylvauia. This is
pretty god for q beginning OF winter
and is at variance with Vennor's pr, :
dictio-s for an oren and mod. rate win.
ter. Perhaps his prophecies relate to
the south.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07

AyOriCE. CITY OF VIII
~ NHrUN.
All persons hiviag disposed ~ real estate
by $40 or o'h rwIse, viii plehse notify tho
undersigned Of ,he same. that he IN y prop
crIy transfer the sane on tho UNITY rsSo's
mont, and all persoGs who are net talresdy "a
Srsso can have their Rsmos sddrd by 60 /.
ing at his res'derce, No. .02 french street
any evening Saturday excepted, between
the hours VI band Spm u1til further notice
THDN.'S W, SANlLLr.
Assessor Northern Dust, Winning ton, Del.
p0fT II
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
THE FACTS AS they ARe

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Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
AOrIOna.
DR TODDT PA NILT dKDICiNES

NO. 3, fr lyspepsis snd Constipation; Ne.
10, for Diarrhea Dyssutsry and Chsrlera In.
! fantum; No. Is, ior Brtght's Disease and
other Diseases II the Kidneys; No. %, for
DC ughs and olds; No. %, for Coughs, Brou
ohitls and Lung Difncuities; No. 3D. for
A. lima CrouD and Whoopi X Cough; Nos.
Is . d ~, for OstArrh; No. %t, for II arscnesS
and Sore hroats; Nos. so and bt, Diseases
Of the Blood aud Skip; No. ~ and oa,
Chronic Inflammation OF the Boweis, Stom.
ach, ktI aeys, Bladder, Womb, etc, Nos. 70
and 75, Neuralgia, Rhe matism ani Hout /;
NO q, Tor Worms; No. IS. Functional DIS
ease OF the Heart; No. -, for Nervous Weak
moss; No Us, Disease Of tho Ears; No. 100
Preventive Of Smallpox, Spe ifc; Noe. 1876
and 10, Fever. Ague. all low types Of fevef.
Malsria DiseA 'es generally; No. IFS. to reg
ulate the Menstrual Discharge, Amenorrbpa,
Dysmenorrhoea, etc.; No. l2). Ipconiinusnce
Of Urine in hiidren: No rs, Diseases " the
Urinary Organs, Impotence, etc
These meit,.nes are especially preparsd
ana can bO relied upon to cure tha lltsf ases
for which tuey are recommended. Price 50
con,s AMI 81 per DO tic, F'r sale ~ drug
gists md the Proprie' or, Dr. James Todd, No.
sC2 Market street. Wilmington. Delaware.
Persons suferins from sp! Chronic Disease
win do we'll . consult DR. Todd. u'"oe hours
Fl n 8a IN. to p. IN, On Tuesday and Fri
y, and from u v p. IA. all other days ex-
G ypt sundays
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Prince CbArles,

This = tho leading coat for the season.
You will and 1t at the wills inston Clothing
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07

| For Mr. Wanamakers personal use the mem.
low was sent to his Office. Instead of 'wr;tor ]
vanishing over" he Incorporates the paper r,o a.
vertisernent as the best presentation Of the Oak H,
ing stock.
Ii we could have the people know the facts as Il.
|ualy are about our Fall and Winter Clotloo = WY
all we would ask!
LlGHTOVFRCOATS.
Give US a very full advertisement to- omorrow
stock warrants it, Ra1ge Of prices So to$,4 Nd
point on the S. coat light drab brown mixed and al
mixed Melton; not all wool, but we are Certain !,
best in the country for the money.
We are strong on mems Sizes
Stock is fresh on l;ght fashionable colors.
The market is verJ bare on desirable lght Ov.,
We are full on the very best things
SPECIALTIES.
A light brown, c',cviot face diagonal nike / Coz,
velvet collar, at SO.
Light colors in Wool DIagonals Without ,cin,s
With tacings, SIS.
Very tne Stockinct Coating with all G,cia5 ,,l
sleeve lnngs So.
small lot OF very fine fancy Cassinercs and
checks, handsomely made and trimmed, our freshest
reduced from "a oo to 20 90 only because size, are br
POINTS only given above.
WANAMAKER & BROWN
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Streets. Philadelphia
The largest Clothing Hol-1 In AmarinA
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07

The different towns down the State
are afflicted with the building fever, as
q nber Of building. are in course Of
erection Ia many of them, Middlsto wn,
Dover and Milford, especially.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
WASHINGTON ULovalNa HOUsK
s.ThirtNom.~

We have made thirteen Prince Charles
sverooats ffon . special pattern. Ysu better
select css N we know itsannot ee duplicated
either by ourselves or any clothing hosse IN
America. Yoa know wo always LEAD IN new
JuO. W. MnFANDORF / %.
, 1881-08-22

nnpr nuA.r +: ~ ~, a,cn1. "n iyst ,,,,r
chpt' Louis i'trsafe assumed conma'u ~ 'ae
articc to tho elect that t,o Ind askod lonns of
from e. to 81 lro,a five different scanen for tho
privilege Of Shipping on bis vcssut. 1hs was
copied 0y about all thh inke papers, "heM !ho
MurtIn hatl arrivcl at Chlnaao. II TRIBUNE re-
~ ,ro..nr mi In Tcrln1 ,ts truth
tno tuat'es, "nu uo aS ue."s' .H ..S ,.re...,,
s so sn as0 to S''n oso oes N @
Tir Tr| rn1n,;sE NJ VIZ asks ks thoso papers which haye
rnplishc't OUR nrtieso u aleo give phce 70 tt',s
"vinllcattun." Now tho Courier "oulu not
lightly say ought to 4njurs tho Eooi repuo ;, Of ,
W. a n.e ~ 'a ""u T.. ~ ~ u.r",r i'm ~, ,nust
convinced of error IN ta1s "i.r: I.t W. n",s. w..
iivo acaf,scn whose n9tnDs folst!w nntiu alfltast
to tho utcct th!t GsIpt. LOUIS lioEart: \, OF tno
set,t'nncr Mnr1 Martin, taat Ionaluct! T.! tae pay
n1ent q GUMS snryalF tsoni " y 90 As oo.ns ~
,nr pelhE "1oWn 1;,,ia,a u IN snp ipbtcb tbnso
tnen @ tG,,o"B Mrg "cH1St1 nsont til, f:hi,a~.:
6ae; ar'z Ialp ,ass. Asust%yi %gy ,sy ef ;tx, en-
% ii,iI.to. t Tacso @ aiayts wcro aworsi to Gctorsa
ltas:ss: %ese as!as: v 5SyY # n ss ,,S
lanGSE ~. @ .ta nay ivy 9u n nnc ~ "tG II
tho truth or te oharxe ,noso 'sl. s.,"u s, sns, =,
rS1, sS ,rnr1v III stotttl s iher ieitf Whr t
,rt rsn,tvht u, "rc,,se n[is,arlt v snyitix TINT
lie dbl This 1T Tho rulloat Ut Cnpt. Joh l3avlA-
snt,, owrr Ut tho startn: TO dlhot then deny It.
niys " n III. ,. IT ti.o sattoFs wuos" "pInoas wero
tisko.l. 1t sttc thnt tuHlon) sa!tnrs were tHtc
ays ] 81 ,s sS s !; ;sS t. %HfasT 'sy ss
nroceet1lg Ms aea.aaalnx ."h!ood;!nonus." Wy Wy
, 1881-08-22

&c., ., .,Ht ,,,', 'en' o,o,n
Fohr ACnoSs s.'eu'' aug. "!'"w ,.,..p - ~ ~
1sNssGtt uJ,-Propcl1ors Arabia. "ahslow. E!af-
ion. i, II, Van Allen, l'assa!c. and Yosemite ind
,,urrn.. .chn,,,,r t,,cv f. f.lnrk: stcntucr SaR.
oa'ho7' o'u"o''A A'"s' ~ ~ -
l'aM.
U. slastcn' aiasy JONES' hHct'c"t a''o , ..a'e.a,
tugs Porter Ana barges aud y. u sml1n anu
burgess.
llug;l-propulpr OgcmRw. Nylck, Jnn1cs H.
hmm ltfs,,tl nt.l burvrs, H. Everett With scE0On.
,,x t.rr,t i. Mnysp and q. II. Wartnugtop,
"a 49," ~ ~, ..'s.-,. nuri.,l aud imrvoa y
, 1881-08-22
SINKS OF CORRUPTION.
fostering spots In tho Fourteentli
Wnfis

Tho recent fearful development Of smallpox
IN ,bs rnurt,nntn wnr1. ami tha prcyaiunoo
u .s 'u' fu".'1u'''u ""'u' ,@ ~ .,,". 80. i,,,,
'aerc to largo oxtont NJ 2Sinot'o alseascs, en
with hin, mud !ouk throuxb the pu$t- ridden ward,
,rt .hnw ~ thc v,tt,rocrion ri ,ho ntn,,s that +,
ue'' '" :" Nv =" ' ....,o, T., .thfs
Ha'eal @ Rahtafy reform "s'h "eu'eu ~ tu's ~.
thidkly inhabited md EGnorhtly neglected. als.
trct, liy wny or II urofncu II shoulI t,e stated
,h,t - u,rs. ~ ,,,t1, , bma accumulated
IN @ ~, "e "'''ss -. ,,'''.a, .nos.,,,.,",.,n @ raj
y iae alleys VI tho l'ul'sH.. eehnoiaAsiAn', Aua
Bohemian settlements Of tho ward. which havo
been allowed to rot ana fcstnr' LII the au1l mud
lend frth ,bolr malaria to. iii tho Ar with dis.
Gao ana death. Tho scavcngor servlce OF 1ne
ward Ia wholly Inadequate, aud tho; Street and
,h4"a,. neracs ~, atu "ao ~. y;o,o.'a and s"
,asneseet 70 aad to MI .ns sio.oas 1,1 aa oo,
ta'h'na'et als, tbero 0rc numerous httny a,a
oFe!crnwled cattle-rons In tho ward, uiroollY
Ia tho midst If tl,o small pox district
shcr, ,bnra "ro -, .",yor, "ni tho Mi, rce,s
, 1881-08-22
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
John bright on Ifeorganlzlng the
LrKI~lnttvc NEntIinBs

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,ora tir!nas IT, .'ua w., ~, - s ~ IN rncosa Mn
ap 'sters ,Hay a 1 ae s to @ .v,so raforns which
nrc necessary tn restore the House OF Commona
to lts ancient efficiency ~, ,u,... ,.oa
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On" By, was no. to spsk TINS ts M a aot sr
ae0t tno suea's ~ 'no eseis ,'s nH ~ w. & on,
ae iii 1nso a s 10 ea enoca ns nss Ss to s r,o n
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n,h,ln tnncr Il, I,riand IL thus broko, il, upon.
rrobal'y tho Lard Mayor anu stu iaore 1uo
t0Nst- master. wcru nKhAst a. such at invasion ol
pfsSSat fSSa se.e. as fs H. Isx Mnay i 5 ID 70
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hucHe of Inst Wednesday ~ tlio liouse Of Gnal.
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h!s u!n,l-s iaooa nut nnfrrltlsnt With 'h!!9- %
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fsna .gtoa ny. 81 oy os sesso & Il sps t
nntun, aHi1 m III il d yaeit on. tho Mc.l!terriIneat'.
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would Mi havo d 4s'ot tine. sIr. Cobs1cl
answvres Tint he h sect 70 tns!; of nni,or !, r.,
aS 1eGrs rg ~ the aar sSs' 'ast ~ nS @ 70 70
ct.tv Tbut ia harly nn uxnr,.,tn 10 inspire II,
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