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, 1881-03-29
NORTH SIDE BAPTIsTS,

Tho Chicago aud Lakeside baptist AasooIa-
t!ous buld an informal meeting ut tho Grand la-
rltio yesterday afternoon to discuss matters
portalnln. to tho condition ot the denomination
IN tho North Side, There Is considerable dis
satisfaction expressed oyeF tho tact thAt Dr.
hoWi1y's church.. tho North Star. uorn0r
Ut huuGwlck and ptvfslon Rtrcets. IL ltso
much out Ut tho way tnr rome ut those who do
nat want To attend uuy other baptist church but
tho North shlu Watla Il " also said thut mum.
beruf tho North Hdu UaptstH are not satisfied
with any Of lheir churches. it hhs beat, aug
E1stotl that thu North Star aLou!d bu brought
Wlth l so.sn | othor I'D iiapt!st % Church ''a o, tho
North slide. mud 1t ii nso BuXgcstod that
II Mew nAplist eoclGty 10 formed
and q now church hullt On the North SllU. Al
tho tnuutinx yesterday afternoon, ur. I4urimer
presiding. NO resolution or s4KKestions woro
Will bu tnken up agaiu next Monday afterllaon
at O'Clock. and It was recommended by Nr.
loriner uut III the meantime tho Nurth Rldu
EuciUty should build q MoGttny 70 dlscuas tAo
subject,
, 1881-03-29
MAYOR HARRISON.
Ills EFFulrrn rD MAKE sALO0NKEEPINu
1kEHHHfxr AllT.E

Tho Staats- -ZettuHy Of yestcrday hRs an Iut0r-
cstlng nrtlcle showing what Mayor Harrison bus
Gono by hls nalst4n,snstraE Ton during tho lnst
two ycArs u lOWor md degrade tho saloon
business, and how ho has done 1t by u Y,nplo
falluro to exurcIso the poworS intr,1steil 10 hfn
and to perform thedutIps Required Of him by tho
law. Tint provision which hRs boom sllsrevnrtlud
u tho ciauso OF tho saloon llconse which says In
Bubstancu that tho Mnyor Ia nuthor.zod to Riyo
nnyltoiy u suloou Itconse who n,ukos wrltton
aprllcattoa and prpves that lo bus u gooa mural
For tho purpose Of showing how this provision
has pssn .lisEeRnrdel. and how dlsrdl,utD has
c0ntly cuNluGl1d, Il St1utx-zet ttunu rGpOrtor has
complied llst Ut a numour ut places which nrs
sy f w m @ @opg,ss'y ~ y uisGstae tsa ses ,
ar. Harrison hecatus biuyor. Sumo uf thosu HrG
State strcet, md aro aa!oons which nre uuroIy
~ fora .ylMss ut hcur arn soIiel,cd BY harIuis
Bo.1'u Of shon, nro troqu9Htod BY young mon.
sS%s ss;"oas Of s;tsseb S@ Fs ah''s s p@''Sas %
nn Clark street thoro ars pnees like tIS Uryslai
tho result Of LIs Investigations, shoui. ,,esor
5 sa ayf Tsa o @
asnto% i H.. caeA to tho fass ,t owon
State ,s.rcut, bss bis LICENSE I"ck as,I,l. Il.
Ii Waiting ns piaco. 81 ho il Jill l,y II Inc stayor
| OH leyel with rsAPeetnblU snlo4nkecpurs, who
nntcr permit thosu pr'sottccs themselves and Oh
:, The concentrations on Stare street nro also
ltsel,sed Py tho Mayor nosw!thstandt,a their
hls policemen. Thuy ara Kiyen ilrensos, Ailtl
HnsfSgy ut 81 aao ls k Ttn atry u
mtttGA 10 havoc license, ultl0uRi, tho worst hort
nt orgies conducted thsru all might. and a.
though tue MaM n!n'selt :. oecasionally nrrsstod
, 1881-03-29

ions on this question. Tho Chair was called
70 ny Sye biz n s'a NJ r. Gno no
desire 10 ID that. Judge Cady wns in fayor Of
indnrsinE Mr. Drake. hut was opposed to his
Ii vi, ilnaliy IecIdc,l TINT ihe delegates favor.
inE tho s,cn q IntnretnK NJ nrakn slio'i!.l vtto
70 hnvo tho n!ttco of Assessor lett l'nnk Gn tho
lnessc, II; htnssk. o: tlnttcrs,a. On motion tho
l,nllot s.ts deElarcs ntnroal, md the notn!na;;
until the otiier nominations t1n.l boon mntlr.
Wll1iaG MalzneGcr, Of tho Sound Wnr,lt wns
nominated by reclamation for tho Office Of ss-
For tte odlco Of Town Clerk. Martin ]. DrIs.
coll, j. ID. lsancH, and John llannfgnli were nom.
lnatcd; An Informal ballot rcsulte'l rs follnWs:
tho ballot was icniarc'l forn,nl.
Tho selection Ut thirteen Constns,Ics waa thcn
corstfng 10 tho number Of delegates from nnch
wnrtf, md tho following were chosen: First
War,i, wt,!!an u Derrick gn' Frank = lGsrsy;
!s!r:i 3" wa5!. v %oISs % % Ms:ss'a a asa Ta!,;
TSsess %ssss xnsn; HS;'e @ S %as ioa fs!y K?ses a
Tho1nas, ran Casey Robert cooney' And ltichar''
The t;,atter Of tho nonEna.ion Of candidate
for tho Ethccr Ut Assessor wins lhen tllken W. A
inett,n to asi]ousn WIS 'nst t,y vnto " ITO ~.
~ nv snnls Xas t q, eds 10 iye the r"nna.
Tho Fifth wari '!cIexatton "kleked" " yigor-
them enld that bn Ind lcuu retained by ]. T.
WoodHrd, Of tho Fourth Ward, to nrHuc tho case.
WEST TOWN 'r1tlMAnlEs+
Tho Wcat Town Convention will bc held nt il
stel and Nudsnn stronts. Tho .ie!euAscs elected
lH Ws'Insst Gr" 81 ", Anor
Scrcuth Iin1I-I. D1irnn. Joseph German. u.
+: uocson, II. lsIor'la1', Morgan Murphy, Joseph
, 1881-03-29
TTNNESSEE,

NAaHvn1,E, YenN,, March e9.-The Low
Takers continue In II foverisl, state Of exeite-
mont over tue prospect Of tie passa9e OF tho
House bill to atjust tho debt IN tho Senate.
II they 1atl to defeat It they will not only bo
b!ottud t,ut of politics In Tennessee but will
if,se thear money In H,iortS Tho belief THAT
they mrs leaguuu with dpeculntors OIL shorts
to ,lefent tho bill Ii possible continues daily
TO grow stronger. md TINT thoy cnre more
f0r their own puckets thah ttley Ito fur the
people, OF Whose Interest they clnlm to be the
Special guardians,
, 1881-03-29

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFF1cEI,
WASHINGTON, u. G., March @o-l Il. ,n.-For
tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee, occasional
rain OF SNOW, followed by clearing weather,
rapidly rising barometer, winds shifting to
northwesierly, decidedly lower temperature
In Tennessee and stationary or lower III tho
Ohio Valley.
For tho Lower Lake region, fnir weather,
possibly preceded by occasional light rain or
SNOW, wIMts ulost!y notthwesterly, stationary
or higher temperature nlt barometer.
For the Hpper Lake region, fur weather,
1,oftiiwcster1y winds, stationary or lower
temperature. higher barometer.
For tlln Upper Mississippi aud Lower Mis-
HNuri Valleys, fair weather, Mort!erly winds,
hsGhcr barometer, stationary or lower tc1ts-
pCrntnrG. 49,
Cantlonary signals continue Mt Milwaukee,
Gra1ld 11nyen, mid LudingtDN
LOCAL UI5AEitFATION9.
Mar 1qs-ln III w
, 1881-03-29

by tho pl,yaiciai&. DR.. Esol,crt has married
tic cook 1T tho hospital IN haste, hsknK tho
uflfcIntlnR minister to dato tho certificate
bnck ten days. The cook ,nntr0n, and OlD
Or two. patients cta1m 10 hnvo. been tho Oh
1ccta OF special attention from Dr. Jenkins.
, 1881-03-29
OBITUARY..
ELI II. WILLIAMS.

ELI II. WILLIAMS.
A cnblekram was received IN this city yes
tcrIay announcing the death Of Eli u, Will
Inns, MI old md wealthy citzell Of this city.
H died In pntis. Francc, Thursday, March
~, In ills s.hl year. MI Williams WINS born
III Newton, Conn.,, In February, 17u0, md re-
sided IN Hartford for some yrnrs. lIp camc
tho gruccry business. lte was, onu of tlle
first TRUSTEES of the village, and negotiated
tho first loan Az the tno the village wls ~
sfS!}sneS s, wo Mas Skor oa ere essds is
ISIS "1M IL Was eli elected lN sseoror is 'soff of
nee,ts, md held the Office during two terms:
tho LandO.iee at THIS city in lsov. Forsomee
years Iiu resided Mt tle southeast corner of
Monroe street. mud Wabash avenue, a.l o q
tsnet OF LAIRD which hc, u,lrchnsed for 300.
marked BY ,tns Williams Building, occupied
5y KotG I,s \ ~ Mr e., Wilams' q aus i51st a1
%e' lsssss Sss If Sgs: :seeaaI WIZ WIZ a aS sas 9
iS'' Il years 1n"'' Of '' asu. liz % iott chicsso
about fifteen years ugo, and llas spent most
Of lls tllno SINCE y, travelling III Europe nnd M
| Tlle deceased was we'll known BY every old
settler, Nlltt was universally loyed ai1d re-
spectcil by nll Uf lis old nsSoelntgs.
| Mhny persons t0 WIlOl1 All. W lillltlu5 1lhli1G
ia unfamiliar llay rec0Itect tho old grAy-
haired gentleman who Yas constantly on the
ground during tic erection OK the Williams
1 13lock, alid wl!o inspected every stone, every
1t. Mr.. Williams intended thut this building
should bo his ln0nulnent,- something which
should not bu constructed 1T tho Garelcss,
iinsy Way 50 H common III Chicago. NY some.
| us Il lneincnto Of himself md Of lioMest
building. 1t WINS about u year alltt II lsaif III
construction. Ilo allowed time for the SET
buift Slowly, steadily, a1lI securely. liz
/ made the structure MS nearly tre-proof as
anything eau bu Into whlcl, woDl enters ut
aIl, and spent nearly nll his time tlurlHg its
erection in close personal supervision Uf tho
| work,
, 1881-03-29
OHIO.

CoLussnus. O., Alarcl, .s.-The Stato officers
net to-dny to take ntt!cial notico Of tho death
OF Henry q. krEr, Stata Librarian, which
occurred suddenly 1T batavia, o., yesterday.
Committees OH resolutions nIil to uttenl the
fune1al Werc appointed,
, 1881-03-29

LlTTLE Rock, Ark, March as-tioy.
Churchill tb~day flied with tile Secretary Of
Stata his pbjectipt,s 10 tho lGvennu bill,
WHICH passed the Legislature OIL the ,.st day
OF thu session. THIS IL equivalent tu q veto.
, 1881-03-29

Special DNpalth to TIE CkataGo 7f1bNne.
BURLINGTON, IT., March 2S.-Anolhcr
snow-storln sctfn this snftornoot1. mud llus cotI-
ttnued up to this tl.ne III o'clocl.l Without ll.-
Permission, and tic Indications nre that IL
will holti out through tho night. Tic. SHOW
Il wet R1,l slusl,y, and tho fall not 50 lieayy
six Inches having fiilcn. There Is no wind,
md not much Interruption from drifts Is ap-
pretended.
, 1881-03-29

Special Dlsrafth to The Chteara Thbunt.
IsLoo,frSoToN, ILL.,, March ga severe
snowstorln has been raging hero since y.
ILL.,, with no appearance Of cessation At 9
U. IN. two inches Ot snow hats fallen. Thore
Is strong wind from tho north, and tho MIR
IL dellsy with snow. Up to Op.lM. 1t Lad
drizzlcd from carly morning.
, 1881-03-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

1nsre can b. no butter guarantee OF tho value
Af Dr. Railways oti established II. Il. Il. Atnl0.
dies AAu th.s haRe and worthless l.nttuunns Of
them. A. thore aEs False lsesoivents. litl!efA
aud Pills, ha sMre and Esk for Hadwaye, and SCI
Aat Nv uAlas . QsawM" h w xk1l avA Anys
, 1881-03-29
Democratic South Town Convention
Hard Up for an Assessor.
Tho Union Veterans Intlorso The ncpnb.
ltcan Tlc1tct-All. Clark's
Rcn,nrks.
What Mayor Harrison Has Done In Lioen~
sing Disrsputablo Saloons.
Eotts from ntadquarters-orand Republican Rail,
Tonight NJ Farwcll Hall,
TIE pnO111B1T1oN1sTs.

THEY WILL NOT TuT VI y IlGAhl'
Forsc,i iiail last ovcn,uK, p,,raunt to adjourn.
.zn.' 49,, H. trnv,tou fnolt thc chair Thero
men.' ,, amu Ss sr ncnn" nrcscnt. mus, q, thcm
however, lookcrs.or.
Tho Chairman stated tho object OF tho mcot~
'1R' anu l''tlen ~, zap ''~
fntslng up tcxeI j., l.. ri. {, ,r,s NJ. ,,rtr tn
sif' e'h.enen ., ns'u Nv 80. -. =. 80. "' 49,, uh,,,t
God nnu 10 us ~ az nu'e ,at ~ ~ sr,s.
lion tieRet, a1ttl II setttleu u mn A'ss ~ ~''
tian looking upon tho torrloc nvases OF n.
nno sots tuf .'cn ".E %snws 1l,oae prrt,f.
the trali1o Ill lntot'cattuR Atlnhe. oIss ... ~
Didonssts nwoke TO tho Importance ol voting as
the @ so1ntion Of mo n;ent nrubletu. rhc Dc,no~
cro,,c and I,on,,nllenn uartlos hnd ,Enorctl tho
question, and it ,vas limo Tor them Ms ffonsn,-
tionlsts, to ray they would go no further with
l.ss .1ssp ,,.,a pa..'e'' s.aatar.o ''0'''
own oAttfo' lhpptausF'J -.,,,.,.t,....
MT. Kennedy eaia ae WIS ilouio'.'sti4e. ~ ~ as. az
far ns tocould Rat, y and su9Rested thas hr' tiark
bn ask ed II he would enforce existing law. llnr"
fse1 nad nleage;t U.s.. ,a y rha s,saknr is
D, ma hS o Ke s IF w5a ngtuv nto tic
leu on .ceonnt u ,Ie tnu ed"if @ mno,,so -, 'A'A
NJ The sse%s G"tsee nfs' on repore num-
1Sr atonnl eeexases ,nasins about 'lo IN
at H. 1ohSn 1enS ''oa orsrsd rqto esoaton admitting
IHta flSntt7 INN
tMof t.ut 1ARlus e'c"e't'"1S' '' 'Io' s'''"o ~ 80
diT!uuns H.. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,na .b, ,c.o,,,tion
Inere wAs 10 oppos'@o" a''a '"o Ae'"1"''
Wr Trn,,i,, anetc fnr n fnw uoments. Ito
Ms C5nEat nt ~ sptn IN ~ ~ ,na,, NV, 'nnrni rIoht
o1a!Mea tHat NJ 81 v, Mo't nv ,roa -, si.in
week. peforo an eioeuon; 10 @ pa9poou SuervhnTw ~ ,o
fnti9hsnou oyer eYeeytnlnK Gna nthss ~.
They ,e. should hnvo eonhnohceo 8'3 mo'l'uS "9''
fFonip''oh nho -....
NOTHING TO DO WITH TIE r1sKSEST ELtsC-
TION.
s,r ,,antha b,ncc ,yontt In TIM titne yhon
,mamhnrs ~ tnn Iopisiait,ro wern 10 bu cbosen
II wu,l In m insltIt to asE Mr Cjnrk Ia
nI,d"n h,,naotf " ~ 1vh"t Jr nit,ctrtj. hp woulI
tnlrs I'M nnff' 10 nertorn,. lie trusted tho Cnn-
s,nn,ts.,, trrrnnI7n ~, tunvnmcnt titt int
ttn,t " " ,,tnrTnr" II ~ I'm cnnin1 eleufnn
n.nnrpiso IN aomao ,vo,,it Ic brn,iuht fnfn ran.
pnmnt LOU @Ao e""'- "'0'A ~
WME nl,or t,n 1rc,nbaoker wns in fHyor Of
nnsnotan~ nmn VIII 1ynsid ~, ft,rot. tha laws
Wiit"si Svno.ri1 h"i,avnd thnt II syouI1i liz n
,hn @ intarast ~ nttnnr ~ Tin t,rcnt narfics "a
o.nn,tec thn ent,xo at nrohibittor. lid ritIicuej
prostitution couM not 10 put down. Tho an
tntirIav ,gos ~ m .t'''> o"e'| '' 49, '''
r,,,,,r r,ovr,o v,r,,,, :, >,1,r s,u ANN t.vr,,y
, 1881-03-29
whom Cartcr Harrison hns given thcrn. and what
thoy think OF Ills of0rta to tnnko aaloonkecphx
tgBpCctADte.
HEADQUARTERS.

HEADQUARTERS
THE nEt'unLlcANs.
There wan nrge, but constantly shifting nt-
ten1hl,cc Mt tho Republican hratla.arters yca-
ttrtlny. md ret'urta wcrH constantly chttifnY
from, nrsl Roinp to tho vnrtoua wnrsas. 1t WIS
gratifying tn uOttcc tho incrrnsr'. enthusiasm oil
ull eldc$. which WIS a aliro evidence that w1rtl
Organization waa lleing Hntsfnctorily perfected.
Tho business 1T headquarters ~aa very lnrEe'y |
nf tho rsIntine character. alld consisted mainly
In the laying out Ut COMMITTEES work. tho up
rnntmnut OF snb.comNlttccs tn look nftcr tic
coslns hours uf rcpistrnton to-day, mud tho |
thorough cnnvass of. thu wards from block to |
block between now md cluctlon-day.
One Of tho evils nttrntinnt OF cttnpalHns In |
metropolitan cltios was tho prcsoncc OF lnrEu
number Of tho b,lzzurd trihu, who wuro Oh the |
lookout for avcmucs cudlu9 to wealth. Ench
one pri.tcd himself III tho atnOunt of lhiuo nco
he controlled IN Ills precinct. md spoke foel!ug-
ly 1tb,,it Il mythical lot Uf tho "boys" whntn l,n
claimed to DO able To Tx fora pecinsnry corald-
Grafton Tor himself, and enough to buy the beer
fur tho gang. An OK -canuidaio uf several ycars
aEo fur II prominent position In tho county Hor"
cr,inent. ail1 who wns promptly rcptldlatcd by
Ills constituents mt the primaries mndc himself
conspicuous hy uroriug ut tue rhto of 81 a
licnd tho ,nou,bers Of MI organization OF
which he olnimctl to bo bright and shining light
Eie was not lay htsprupUsiuon bcforntho
Executive Cotnnttteu. md pcrtoreo WIS Obliged
10 tohnRs NipMA M NE piH ~ SsofG % ~ ,mo ~ ~
room. Nf!crt no petnoAlict tno Nccuucaea oL ~"
lttrnl nnrals, IND lainented TIC whit Ge ct'l-
de!,ce 81, tno part Or tho cstlil'e eatlulaase: ~,
Ihu ltophnIican lo,1Res ot e!cctonMHtru ctri!est-
ai 70 t6cp 10 mt az .hor r sI ~ ~ "
ntnknK thoro,xh rifs't,l! ot the re9tstEy lists.
nntl fAoy Hre p'.flolinrlt WnrIeti 10 W pr tno
!N'k0ut Tor ucneeratie nt!csnpts nt co!onMt-
tlon. 4imonr tho hcticnnen oL the Gess May.
or trg xovotnl tlhserlpu!nos po!l1,clnns wnn
arc adcp.s IN tho n.t of stu1ts and. 'inloss they
| lD carefully looked after. taey tn'tt snEcceu ~
| swelling tho lists with bgHtls nnMos. which. when
| Tho Cumtnittecsto wslo'n !s entrusted tho duty
! Of milking thnr!.i9h ho.ise.tD.Aonsc gnnynsscs
hMycM " responstbie snsK th perform. AZ !s one
, 1881-03-29
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for flfty cents.
Thore ID not U remedial agent In this world that
will eure Fever md AKls, and I'll other Nplnri-
olIs, Bilious. scurJrt. Typhoid. fellow, lnd otla
fovers taidetl BY ltAbWAY'S PILLS. 80 quickly
a RlRADWAY'RRHAI1Y RELIEF.
FIFTY EENlS lEft H}TT14E.
, 1881-03-29

DErlsolT, Murch 2a.-Cnpt Charles ".
commanded OIL tho old Michigan Southern
steanler running between Huffnlo md Mum.
roe, a1ld who lIas commanded Bal,e or tho
best vessels on tho lnkus AiGd ut Trenton, be-
tween this city and Munroe, last night Of
II bronchial uffGctlutI.
, 1881-03-29
DR., RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes us Seen and Felt, sls
they Daily Occur, Aft
or Using II Few
nOSrR.

]. Good Spirits disappearance Of venkuesA
ia'lgis,r tnela,ieholy 'ncrcase aud har,iiness Of
ntsll mud muscles. eic. ....,
tsh for fotkl. no 1norc snsr cruetntiona OF wnter
braah. so9d dEestto,l. calm ma u"alaturbed
'oP} of IT. snts Sotehcs, pimplc.
the skin looka clcnr. and healthy; the .urlno
ehnugel from IT, turbi md cloudy nrpearlt,co
freely ironi Inc bll,tider through tho urotlra
without pain Or scaldlng; llttle or no sediments
~ XIII Marsca ntHniss fnInuon OF quantity and rre-
quoney OF involuntary weakening discharges
tlf Inflicted In TINT wny}, with certafnty of per-
tho aocrottns glands, and function harmony ro-
stored TO the severnl oExats. -.
changed to esar, lively. and healthy solur: -.
hS'S 2 snE frqa Pcase sgk sra "t %
pxpecturAitnR freely tho tough I,hipgm Or mnoua
from tho It,ngs, air cells, l't1,nohl Or wntptpct
cough: general incrrsse Of strength throi.1hoHt
tho system; stoPpago Of nsgbt-sweats and pn!ns
ieSa, 's shoacrs. r. ete ees,aon ] Of T end md
cit1s. sense OF sufrecation. hard breathing aud
D1 yE e%n Or nrsng
'fsss.s rs tsy SS ftsr sfS!y ay to
d!soasc @ viii vii dni'is a. and all foreisn and imp'se
deposits, nctles; ta,nors. sancors M . hnrd 'ntnps
sound and hcalthy: ulcers, fever sores, chronic
skin ti!seascs, xr7'l,ally Disappear.
8. In cAaeA where tho byst4H lins bcon aRl!s
vated, md Mercury. Quickstlvor. Corrpslve Sub.
Innate have accumulated aud tlccsltne dcpoRtted
III tho bones, joints, ETC., causing carries Of tho
1nnes, ricketts,, spIna' crryntures. contorttons
sAp4RiiLixN Vii rcsnvo a~ay nv tncso deposiis
and extcrrntnato tho virus OF tho dlscaso from
tho system. -...-.. .
tho cilru nf Chronic, BcrOf1Ious, or Syphllittc
dIsenses, however sls.w rnay To the cure. " fcsl
their ilcsh md weight lncronAlns, or eyci, keep.
ing It's own, 1t Is sure sign tAt tho cure pro-
greeslng. In these dtseases tho pntlent either
not tlInotlvo; If nat arrested md driven from
tHe blood, II will spread and continue to uMtfer-
ming tho constitutions Az Rooll rs tho SAIsSA.
TA1ttLL1AN inHkcs tho patient "fcci better, =
every hour YOU will grow better and increase in
Tho areut power of this remedy u In dlsonses
, 1881-03-29

ina,lvnt
pr,cae.l % It once il orsMnize @ ani. iIarrison md
lcpubllcan WMrtl clubs, and report their Mction
ordered.
This Campaign Committee then adjourned to
u,nnpllt organization,
Ou mntion ". H. Nolton was appointed te,n-
p0rNfy Chairman, md Thomls JUyCR acted rs
MoiIsath wuro .lttle<i to tlIU Committee.
THO EumMltteu then proceeded In bnltot for
ocurs, with tho following result: ChuirInnl,
I'ntrlck MMirnttl; TrGlsurcr, +. N. CloWly;
Eecntmry. james Npw[an; Assistant Serrctnry,
ii. j. aIeliawd. ''
FiHanco-r. 7. FltxpatrIck, Jalnps Qutrk, W.
II, ii0itnn .lti, +. Sca,,to,i, aud Il. i. Aorrison
HniIs and Mcrtlnxa-T McQr ruth Il ri, Clpwry.
Alli a. il. llDrrlst1,s; Trnllnx-rholnna Jayco,
". ii. i.oltou, \. l.. Morrison, John F. scau!ou,
etIa njjouTaoG 1s GdWi1:' iii u oclock thls morning.
,c,,r ntunrn %nv
A''' t's'ssN~sH-sna'
The mistaken k!'ltlnoss ~ Potter l.alNor hns
lntrtlhteu ~ the ncutlnmllttl cara or thp ltAr-
Ilson!lhs ono W TIC vleslat stnreH III lls hOtot
The Cumpulgn Committees. which consists at +.
y. !l0ll!nnlL Ir., AID Sandors, u. tAtr butlor-
!und, THO ptEsoh. we AaW1tys ca'l htm Person
incana,-h9t for ihn tnasnn sen ths ~ l,n1itts' y
~ psnyea ny ntohSW ftIn "9X'rS 1r9H' a. n1hpaY.
SfnhDI lni.n FlfzsiiI,:,,nt,s n T. IiiMnjIcv and
trhnmns is,slrtnsy. hull II mrHt,nr jaae GyH,,inr
III whsch tMu Hrsi-nu,ne,i nuNtiS%sat, nresitmi.
tNyi clcrk In tho WHsr O,lc0 aute<l I'd HccEotary.
u,mvts, mi in tl,u ..jonIe .nut Ghnlr. and oo.
~ sinnuiIv nmiiuH ~
r. VIM r,,snIv,T thot nm Eyc,,1,s Snh, Com,
tnitt"" 1T lslve sl,,,.Ii III l., sT.MfuHi s.ssn,
itmtii tho vote was counted, And ThomHs il.
, 1881-03-29

Of tho Lungs and TubcrculouS PhthtsIa, Scrofu.
lp-Syphiloid Diseases, Wnstiue, Degeneration.
pnRe OF Wntor Instantaneous relief aiInrac
whcre cnthocrs have ooon used. thus doing
instrumenta,, tissolvinE Stone In tho Bladder,
ard In Rlt cuBcS OF
, 1881-03-29

Boud q letter stamp 10 KkADyfAY g. Coz
NO: U WARhEN- ST., COR CuunCll-8T., NEW
YORK.
Ir luforuxuon worth thousands will be sont
, 1881-03-29

111L VNA1 J. A1N 1eLWl ELL i
that instantly stops the most excruciating pains,
AllAya IninMHintlOna. nnd cures COnKest!Ons,
whether Of the Lunga. StoMnch,. bpwels, vi
IN FROM ONE IO TWENTY MINUTES.
No mattur how violent or OK pxcruclhtng pain tho
HhueMntio, lied"rt3tlcH, 1nHrm, Crippled. Nery-
Gus. houralHio, Or prostrltel with tlsvaso may
suffer- NADWAY'5 READY RELIEF win afYo1d
iEFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, -
INFl1AbtMATION OF THE HlADUE1e.
INFLANMAYtDN OF THE BOWELS.
CONGEsTlON or TTiE LUNGS,
sonE THROAT BiEF!Gr;5kT IL hlIEATIlNui N; ia
Hys1En1c5, Cisoup n!ltdTliERtA u, dI,I PA, ,,u,r,
HEADACltE, TOOTHAt;IlE, .
NEKVOUBNRBY, BLiiEI' 'Jt:BsN ESS,
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, --....
COLD CfIfLI.H, A9UE CfttLL6,
CHILULAlNH, AND FROST BITES
Tho application Of tho NeadY kei.ef to the
part or 5nrta whore tho pain or difficulty o1lsu
Will AFFORD ena0 and cutAfurt.
Thirty to stxty drops in half tu'n6er OF
water will In il feW nlin.1fea euro Cramps,
Bprn!ns, Sour Stomach, HGartblrut Slck Ucn1-
ache, UinrrbaA, Dyscntcry, Colo, Wind In thu
Dnwois, and MI 1nt1rnul paina.
Travellers should always carry botia OF ltad-
ways lteMdy toilet With thDm. A Tow drops Ia
Hntor will prevent Fcknehs or phf1ls from chAnKu
OF water. 1t IL bttIer than French ufaldy or
HtterB IA a stinlulant.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-23

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-23

Each building has two purses in charge day and
night central BUILDING has room for the
superintendent. store-room and kitchen. In
this building also is the telephone connecting the
establishment with the city Offices. and Attending
AZ all times instantaneous communications. Be
sides the superintendent, who has the general
oversight, Is an assistant whose special duty is
the administration of medicine and direction of
the care of the sick The convalescents' house is
IN charge OF a matron. and the women under her
direction have made seven pieces of cloth into
various garments. The store-room has shelves OF
old garments contributed by the benevolent poo
pie Of the city. These worn garments are softer
and more suitable for the sick than the new cloth
ing. Of which there is also an abundant supply.
juice are not wanting for the comfort of the
PATIENTS and warm tea is also literally provided.
IRISH and meat, bread and crackers. furnish the
staple viands of the three regular meals The ar
Engagements for the sick vary with their national
customs The Chinese have wooden platforms
about feet wide and feet long. raised on wood
an horses about feet from the floor. The Amer
leans and Others have wooden cots with mattresses,
pillows, sheets, and blankets. The Hawaiians
at home with blanket and a mattress on the
floor. Ii Is only in the old quarantine building,
built SIMPLY for a place of detention, that there
are bunksin tiers of four around the sides of the
building in four separate rooms, with central
dining hall. The authorities have kindly allowed
relatives TO so with their friends to help take
Of them when sick. Communications received
make known no discomfOr.s that can be remedied,
nor any wants that can be supplied except a
resident physician with medicine and skill to stop
The disease and prevent death, in all cases a thing
which Is humanity impossible.