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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-07
MEDICAL.
DIRECTIONS.

| DIRECTIONS.
For Catarrh, Hay
Fever, Cold in the Head
&C., insert with little
finger q particle OF
Balm into tho nOstrils 4;
draw strong breaths
Through the nose. 1t
Iwill be 4 b sOrbed,
cleansing and healing
1t he diseased men,
brane.
| FOR DEAFNESS,
Apply Il particle into
1.-The ear.
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Found 0t Last.

What every one should have and never be
without, Is Thomas Electric Oil. 1t Is thorough
and safe In its effects, producing the most wOn-
bruises and wounds of every kind. For sale
at II. b. Ccchran's drug store, No. l37 North
Queen street.
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer, cloudy, rainy
weather, winds mostly southerly, lower
barometer.
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This preparation, as its name signifies, con
sists of Vegetable Properties that are harmless
to the most delicate invalid. Upon one trial
the merits of this compound will be recognized,
as relicf Is immediate; and when its use Is con-
tinucd, in ninety-nine cases in a hundred, o
permanent cure Is effected, as thousands will
testify. On account of its proven merits, it IS
today recommended and prescribed by the
best physicians in the country.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of falling
Of the uterus, LeucOrrhB:i, irregular and pain
ful Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, In
fiammation and liberation, Floodings, all Dig
lacements ana the consequent spinal weak
ess, and is especially adapted to the Change
OF Lite.
best remedy that has ever been discovered. II
permeates every portion of the system, and
gives new life and vigor. 1t removes faintness,
fiatulency. destroys all craving tor stimulants,
and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tratiOn, General Debility. Sleeplessness, DE.
preston and Indigestion. That feeling of bear
Ing down, causing pain, weight and backache,
is always permanently cured by its USE 1t
will at all times, and under all circumstances,
act in harmony with the law that governs the
female system.
For Kidney complaints Of either sex this
Ton, ia n
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POLITICAL.

kOLlTxCALs
For County Commissioner:
FRANK CLARK, of Strasburg township.
SUBJECT to the choice OF the Democratic cOun-
ty convention. :pr6-d&wtp
ADAM s. DIETRICH, of Manor township.
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
HENRY +. HARTMAN (Iimc Burner), OF
East Lanpetcr township. Subject to the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
aprad&wtp
MARTlN HILDEBRANT, of Mount Joy
Borough. Subject to the decision of the DEM
Ocratic cOunSv convention. aplld&wtp
JERE MOIILER, Ephrata. Subject to the
decision of the Democratic county cOnven-
tiOn. aprll-d&wtp
For County Auditor:
JOHN s. BROWN, of Drumorc township.
Subject to Democratic rules. ms7-dXw wtp
JOHN l.. LIGHTNER, of Leacock township.
Subject to the decision OF the Democratic
county convention. aprlStfd&w
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DEAL THIS.

WARD.-ln this city, on the 7th inst, ut the
residence OF Mrs. Tammany, Mary Ward, aged
So years.
Notice of funeral hereafter lids
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Johnston, Holloway Il Co.,

For sale by G. A. Locher, 9 East King street
and Geo. W. Hull, Is West King street.
yH91ydeOd&w
, 1881-10-29

4FGfA0h NkNf.
1t Is fortunate that thentrt-Koers at homo .l1
not taku 10 henrt tnu tragedies which nre placed
upin tho English BtaKo III much ns tho Fcr5Iut3a,
Whu arIUrdllK tn writer III The iette f.ttt6rtIrt,
not only ss,eI lehrs rs tho nctora unrruIe tho
'lenth uf th0 }ropl0t, tho lnnrtyrtsutn 0f Ally.
nnd other incidents ~ tue history Ut Mallnul-
IIclMntsu,. but howl nites,usly us they eayD tho
theAttc, p,lil encl Dicr's hnir. n,ld run knives
illtO thonlsolrUs with despair. Thestl represent.
ntiOns ntt styled " "trhrzIt5," At1I they tAko
placu during thu religious festival Df tho Mo-
hurrlf.s, lluiug Kui ui BY weAlthy pcnplu With
tho tlUtbto object 0f rfopltIAtlnR thu t)Dtty and
Ut faakhg display ut their riuh talcasr!os aild
Jewels nn thu. atAE1. Tho representations uro
held either III tho uuurt-ynrIa vi tAG1r hulscs ttr
upon thu phaie esluarcs, tho crsos!Ixcs OF IN.
The houses, whiI, tho ctDwsi gathers round tho
fMprnyIsgd stage like enlnrls ut rCat.' Cshcls,
armed with heavy wands. 70 Fn'nd to uiAlnta11
order, and aa with pll'rs 10 hrg mud "'ttor Ant!
clkcA to soil ar0ilp nHt tlotr stuek Phtaaes until
ttu Btusy-teIler, fulDwrd Gy ELK cllnr!st6F-huyB,
Jnt,llnIs tho sttXp. Ills business Ia to pFppArb
tho Ui.lltnue Tor tho rppErsentAflon by telling
thDtn stories rtIAtlvp tn tho tloutta OF the
lAEn,s, mud in order IT, l'ru4llct. moro power
{ul rtrret Ion stletn he Iteslarls hls stury with
treouput Krt}ans and tears. l1nMly throwing
,uwu his tlIrl,an, tenril!.: open Als tlsea. ana
driving AIs nails tnlu Ais ehestt Ills tloapnir
hu lhuli tlcaccnls from tho stHg1 with Il IOltlt,
al,1, soppuK ~ thotr tours with u plec0 Ut rot-
tun.w wu3l, presses theM Into 1t, 0ilo Of theso
lrars. hi tho opinion Ut thu Pers!ARs being Rult'.
uigut to savu Tho ltf1 Of u putlont who has D1an
glycn up ~ thu dt,etors. This pro!og uyer, tho
uctnry appear, aud tho dE1mn beKlns, With tho
FuAulIa lcAETtbtt Ah0HG.
, 1881-10-29

CHICAGO, Oct. :..-Mr. Carter, in his rommun[-
cntion of lust Mo!lday, i.norcs tho statements
mud charges malo 5u my previous lpttcr. mud
confines h!Nlsclf specially 10 fn.ltug fnult with
Mcssrs. LAWRENCE and Wilson NJ betuG tho
source OF my information. 1t matters not IN
Ibis controversy from whpln tho Information Is
obtained. provided IL bo true aud correct. TITO
u,!y issue here IL, Arc tho Commissioners doing
their duty In the luuttGr0 this Washington atrdcL
improvement, or aru they, notI Any ono who
has pnta tho most cnElInt nt!entfpn tu the work
knows they huyc not, aud II tho Commissioners
weru placed us witnesses Oil tho stanl they must
convict themselves. Tho cUntrncts wero not let
nccording 10 tho ortiindnce. The work done
iiAder tho contracts Is not us EuOa us rnllel for
III the contracts. Yhu su,lrccs ur Information
need mt DO sltop to know this. Ihis tho Park
luar1 ktlOwH. viii Mr. Carter ptens1 rtui us
why tho Improvement wts le. In two contracts,
ruiou Park being tho dividing Hue, II it
was not that tho work be lone OIL
tho, atti. i this IL 1ho rcnsn,. SOL WY VIZ
has ittlu or nothing bccn dunc ol tllu west par,-
Mr. cartur tells Is thas tho re,ssnn why tho
t:aage us,ltit, from eighteen Inches oi stutu
10 fourteen inches WIS bccA1!sc Of Tho rlsc In
,natcral etc., betwre!, tho RING Of making tho
this run scarcely he tho true rcasu,l: the estl.
raatcs wore mn.1s aud confirmed In March asd
tho conrsacts let the Following Juno: stos,e nud
uutes. Mr. Carter tu,st surply be mistaken. fur
wc tlnd by reference to the oriYHat cstIunte OF
ex iH fur Wslv. sses 'is u nessons 5 o sss
uud six inches Ut grant, cIRhtccn iurhra III Aii,
and tho contracts, US lut, calltug far leu !ncllrs
Of limestone Ald fnur Inches Dr 9rnllit, that ihoy
show tho caulrAets to hnyu ieuu let for nearly
$fl,v0u less tnnn tho orghal estimated Gust.
ave NC 1 ad. VI @ Is ts soo i"o Il iao. ardnauce ]
called fnr.. since It has not boon ~ pl4ccsl will
lhe Pntk 1h'art p!case rise u,.l GStiAtu why
nilt! ie.! u ut tho sumo ttlo what thGy prppOse
10 DO With this excesst Thu public wai,tA n KooA
streat and Are willing to iay fa!r pr!ce for It,
ordinance II guol street would hay. heen n,adu.
II was ltie llNin duty or tho Irls Dourd To hasu
let the cuntrnCts HGconliug to tho terms Ut tho
ulld they would by so i1tnV hAvn sayell thc,l-
sGlrrs lIiuch trl1uIlc nud deserved ccrsurG, mud
WDst Washington Etrcut NhGn completed would
hAvc bcun hettur thun II dirt ruad llku Michigan
nvNnnc whcru Hat b0t!otued boAts aud duHdut5
will latu to bo cMllod Into rcaulsti0u fer ilAvI-
CATION purposes IL wet WcAther.
u, ". pLpNMEls.
, 1881-10-29

China knows nll about tue pown-shop, and tho
nsca or that dubious establishment. hut thoir
monetary tr1lllsuetons nfn cs,.ltli!eted III nun.
tlt,r 1nuuh norb fnyuralItu u tho butroWer-tAat
IL, tho publc-thnn NHIt'ng ourselves. Not unly
Ii tho Interest charged 'Gss than n,le-half TINT
TnitI hero. hut the hken In storing tho arti-
Gles Pledged lA much Ertntur. lndgrA, II is tho
Usual prnetloo fur l,Gorlo TO @ son1 thoir winter
spring. and tholr s.':nIaor Enrn!s1'ss whem tho
culd north winds begin to blow. They nre In tho
hRbtt Ut doing this, mt tMe1eiso fhoy stand IN
want nj nlol0y-fur fruuI II: they may ba at tho
Hlt,Il!Unt ut tile hiHht Ut nuenoe-but simply
lsonnuso tho pnwu-sti,ps nI1ord tho safest. most
convrnient, and generally the. lost wardrobe
they c..r prouutu. Not n,ily DO they obtain tho
Of rent. but ttry have nlst, tho usG Ut Il cuFtuin
amount Ut money, which, ny u rule, thsy are
ul,|u s0 lny o,lt ut il considerably higher Interest
tilun thur which they hlvu to Rllow to tho pawn-
brnkur. Thnt tho arrangement docs not tend to
tho unluu advantage uf clust OF usurers, but
reilly honetits tho community Is proved by thu
rcstltt Tor although ihinh h.ts huen caiIp! the
land OF pawhbraklng." thor1 aro fewor unru-
tluoulu.t plaaIgoa thore thnn III any 0thes coufl-
try. Thus lilo Itnprrntous CbinoAe nave Ill the
advantages Attarhsugtoa T'9wA.shop, with none
OF tho lncUnven.enocs whtuh people in other
lands endure.
, 1881-10-29

III TAG EuIE9F " 1F4 EAttag0 1F1RHfs
CilluAuO, OCT. :3.--Without 1lFenso to OK
(lov. toyurldge, whom personally catoom, 1t
mny DO said that Gen. Loa,,n's rcason for max.
in3 bim suh.Trcasurer u Chicagu Is uat u good
out. Accosdlpa to tho dispatches. tho solo,
Justification that Senator Lo2an hatl to oIer for
turning out Gilbert wna that noyerluga WAS
"ul1 ind poor" Hut neither ago nor poverty IL
Of Itself q qualification fur MI Important oicH
such u that Ut the Sub-Tgcaaury, nor IL thu
Hub.Trcususy IN asaahousc tur rarty palpcrs.
II 1t wuEo, tho otdor aud poorer oal,eldAte hat-
stronger would b. hIs clallna u tho appofnt-
MeHL Hut | cun conccivb. Of c!reuustNIces
uudar which youth and Wci.|th might not be
olIico ts tsduoinry mud requires u ylKilAnt ana
responsible man 10 discharge lta dut!4a properly.
aul lncllncd to thllk that aKQ Rn4 poverty, ~
, 1881-10-29

Tbs t,floye includes nll Of thu sulGs Of laid
except small quantities III Illinois, Iowa. ill.,
tlal.,s, and Dl'lo. There uru suycra! points
Of interest In these figures, tl,ol,K which are
tho following: THAT, wi.l!n tho sales OF pub.
lie !nl,tl in tho SoutEit!o not constitute Il large
nrotortion Of tie whole, l,10o,0o nercs Of
the. if1, ,ooo Increase Of 1881 oyer, 1s19 Is III
That l'art of the country; tlsnt the largcst
sAics nre IN the misunderstanding countries or
showing Ill increase nj snlGs til 1881 over
tl.ose Of 1917 Of more than 1,oov. .oo0 acres,
f9llowed closely by Minnesota, kntlsi,s. uIsl
Nebrasku; tint tie agricultural s..ctloils
generally nro settling much, marc rnnLuIy
t1nn tl,osc In which lnintng Is tic clliaf or
nj lcast t1e lea,ing Industry; that the Suites
aud ,Terrltorses which arc growing moru
rapidly tIiHn tito rest of tho new country Mre
Daktttt Tnrrltury, Kansas, Minnesota, Nc.
hraska, California, Arkunsas, Michigan, a,ul
Washington Territory. 1t mist ho retncMl-
bcretl t''9t Tcxas .!oes not appear III this list.
lis tho sa!es of laIld there arc ty the railroads
n1ld tho Stata (;nynrnmeht. II the Statistics
were given fur 'Texus, they would probably
show that ~ growth 1t IL ,tllo rival oil. tlle
SiAtes alld Territories which show ths larg-
est Increase OF population BY settlement.
, 1881-10-29
How caa such thtugs l,o when wo all euppusol
wo had thu ''tust MMyOr"y Il f0TEN.
Clllcngo Only MI 0rersrosvn Village,
anu Very f>lriy ut Tint.

Chicago Only nj, OrcrSrosvn Village,
n1u Very f,lrsy Ut Tint.
10 tbs Editor Of The Chieaoo Tribune.
CHfcAtif, Oct. @s.-It is II just comparison TO
Say that Chicago resembles Il pcrsun aplcnLlii!y
nttlEc.l but shol With dirty tid disrcputable.
looklng shoes, alsd with IL general air Vi neglect
uud untlnCBs pcryauiug the wuolc tlnu rul.
tl,Gut.
There Is nat n city OF any psatensIons uppn
tho continent that hlH not fuure metropolitan
aud ctlticd look about Its streets than tho great
orcc@ro"n vll!agc of which we nrc In some re-
fpccts 70 Justly proud. l,,stun IL mt IL t,s
nulncd tn tho aa.uc breath; even Hartford,
leGehGst4r, Syracuse. nnd nuu.hcrlcss other
places uru fur superior tu us iu thuls finish.
Honestly. Is i uot t:uln to pa5n li.tto attcn-
0 nin,1 ~ et nna ,,,,1, taS 8ss r u tnnss nGos IL
1iuur day TINT tho retirement OF such Il lsAu us
Waller tl,un the tIii ccton Of tht Public Works
tnuuxh sunts. hr sipul Tor tlu old vlltigr school
Of city administration, whose uotion. nl city
ssEe,ts ,i , sna Sity . ws ssa ID Mpo
llvcs--heto gr m sonlo email town. thsuk tho
cr!tiusn' u Inst one.
Of pcopc. must be paved. ,cicancd pocw', and
uencr4!ly managed sikc Londnu Or Paris, ur
gwen ll9ston rr Scw York, for ,so asc far bt-
hiiu either III sl.abblncss and dirt Enttt wo sct
everything to ccononv. W. s.ust havo ulsy,
economically II Eossibtc hut s,!ll city. aud nut
or coiirse u,tr systpu, Of local asscs cssmonts ts
much to nianc l,ltt even thnt cannot nccount for
lINussmnsln who shRti tuko hol'l Of our dirty,
shabby st1tt': our cheap br|tRes. built ir tho
Approyctl rur.l ssyle. apprupratv n John Kn::
Zes time, Anl NJ! our other Juvenile faults md
weaknesses, md turn us out city lit 10 live III.
and not merely rs knnln nt.t-Mtfly II pslC. nU
doubt-i'hs expressed IT, "only plscc 10 'ns1ko
Sot1o OF Us who hayo GROWN up here ou Lake
n
, 1881-10-29

DAnsgs IioE.E. CHICAGO, Oct. cS.-I was s,,r-
rrlsod to tnd lii yot,r local columns Ut thIs
lnornlnx m entirely unaskei-for reference tn
my present sickness. accompanied by m antlrc-
Iy Vratutsuus apprul for charity in my behalf.
i ! dcaIrc IL base 1t understood Tint, wilatover
The present condition ar my health n,uy bv.
iityu 20 wish Tint my nppcal IN my bohalf
have. ttMInpc,l" ,H,r tho "hnbItuGs Or cm-
nlt,yts of tho Ctty.}lat" ns your reporter styles
them.
Tho Impression conveyed as to my hcnltl, ins
certainly tNeIt so!ngwhnt exaggerated. and, like
the rest nf thr srsicie referred to, must curtnn.
IT, hnsc.lI,a prunlplud To ytntr rrpnrter fIy spmU
of ihotg well known ~ "fuAl friends" trust
yHtl VII! Fr1nt tlas an Insertion IND nh9e, 70.
tpectfui]y, fnl;u ". LKWiy,
, 1881-10-29

3b The EAitar ~ Tie Chicago Tribune.
EiiiCAuo, ucs. sa,-f tlcs!rr 10 cal tho atten-
tion nf Tho public through your valuable journal
To como of tho aLtlscs Of power by our "bc.t
Mayor" as seen in tho vlcIuity Of Loou,ls and
Hnrrison streets. Tho Intersection Of tho Two
streets 'Itcntnncst ia piled up With stoilcs aud
tfnpassnliu to either rt,ad or foot travel. 10th
ktrccts iiare Inelt torn up MI summer for tho
purpose Of paving. The assessments hnve brcn
Coltectcf hut the work hns teen delayed and
neglected, All It NOW tuOks rs though thu winter
Will have 70 be passr!1 ly thu people LII tf,nt VI.
sihity wading kncc-1cep III mud 10 rench thoIr
homes.
! I'M, from rea'!!ng tho pnpcrs Tint tho at-
thorites nrc making vigorous effort tn enrorrc
tue iirc trt!t1,aner. THIS snust Le II nistnkc or
bnt nrctCfsc, fur on Luusnta alrGet. Meiir tue
e0ror Ut f.notnls, tho inulrny t.itlzcl, Will Ntll
4 city cMp1t,yG Hrce!rK nh at!dltlon IL his huufu
lnFKur thin tho urfHiI.AI hnlBp In violation nf tue
ordinance.
Iiu~ c:ta such THUGS ho when wo all enppusol
wo hAd thu ''tust Mny0r"y 4 f0TEH.
, 1881-10-29
Tho President and tt.e Ex.Presldont.

We observe With Interest ihAt Oou. Arthur
has lately stelit rood lisany louss In tho koco-
ty OF uuu. 1rant, TAeln Ii n1thlug alarming tu
Tho contrary, It Il highly runasu4lug,:
Gen. Grant Is Iu% ~ t,e41 ony ra9 ~ a1iYo who has
both bean oleeie4 rFtsl''ond " tha United
thai tho PraaIlpui should lIatu1l With great In
tcrost to thu ullcrances Ut hss oMly living prp-
leccASor.
bionsoyer. thoro IL III utnu living fr9M whom
Goa. arthur uun lelra ~ much thNt Will bo vul-
,nbo to hl'n ~ tho ~ gssSnGon q hs a4ty ~
weeks With tho cx-l'Feaideut tnataa,l Of h1uTs,
hu oould hME,!ly exhaust tbs stureA Ut " peroucG
and tho wealth Ut couusul which II 10 III Gen.
Gr1nt's power to !Mpart+
FroM 6cl,, Gruat 6cu. Arthur can learn nenr~
" everything that a President ought not to do.
, 1881-10-29
SvuI,1nn.6uft'rnxo Convention.
1p fhl E1lkat Of M iAieuaa Tribune.

CHICAGO. Oct. s5.-A lnusa convention unllor
tue ansplces OF tho J!ilauis W0uat,-autrraxo
Association Is ca!tu4 at Champaign, ILL.,, Thurs.
iny Rnd Friday, Nov. j aud 1, As tho ttu,p lur
prompt, earnest, self-sacrllc.nR, aud organized
effort has arrived. VIC earnestly hope that every
advocate Of ct,uas rights Throughout Tho Atatu
Will bring ur ssnta 10 this conference blu or Aer
most progressive thought.
ELlXANErll u. tlAMnElaT, rresdent,
hlMe. d. Z. unOYEu, 4HcrGtary.
, 1881-10-29

"ri. I.,,t;,, ~, VII ii,e wrnthrr r"rost r. En.
sunl mi ,,I' lila Continent II, 1ais. is7u nim
liz H. nas'sr v.,s "n"SK 1n!rt % In jS .,,ntrv iM' rnM
itsetf @ " wi,etI t5I T Tt'robnbiiity t.aiiasctl II.
i,m. ;u.,,ri,.,, ~ vrant sf;,i,. far ii,,s v,ors
H. S VnIr i0i,cc ~ writx 's tn wSsiier slsr
rsiotts f"T Nort!! X!aer!ca nbont tho iatter
,,,,t.ssr', y",v wr1i. h,t fnter IN, ns trt,,,f,s
tt,'I attrn,s M AMI mrr,,.a,,rs. f1., l1nnux n
lrcnrl. il see.Its tllat lig Inn lnnio Il grcat
iIiistukn II, ,,irssfir-niui Tic IrsIiIt Il t,ss
tiIan hali crops in this tulintry. In nther
wnr,l. In in. fnr',tt sn tnEc i,,tu cnnstiaratIfu,
iint ct,1,lrt ytars are l,,nst unfortunate fur
rttns, AM yct our company h willing /,
i,,surn uii nrcitiruis. from lie cra,ijn to tia
Y' Sr% % 's s,sssss S;;ii e ~ ,o ,t De-
iInln il e,1in tn tlir rlsE, tluyHbIt ANNUALLY
iii Ndva,cr: which viii 10 II Ier1,clnni pre-
i" i ~ ;a !.; t. T., ts A. a%a%. sar, Of IT,
s,x,.l III h,,ilTinr. ~ ~ '''~'' =:
1--WE viii venture to insure that tho cotton
crop 0f lxst viii int exceed Ga;yj 1,rr cent of
Whit it wns jast yrar.
Scryicr, unless tic sett,le,l ~ to sea in Tic
navy ii lie ijuitctl States,
ave nlst, UXfn.ct to do a IarRc aud flourish
tnE business III to .ll,atri,uoniat line. Ii n
young INN hns 1t nlilbftIon 10 seeulu II rlcfI
wife, wc will Insure It for n fair premium.
Un the othor l,nnti, Ii n lnotlser with half II
.lo'en charming daughters wants to vts!
Saratoga, or uty Otller watcr1ng-pIacc, u,.I
viii isst,c pOlctr5 illsttr!tg sIu.ctly settle
Inrnt, jr II Il gushing tlalllsc las jler heart
set uli marrying Il Duke, or Earl, 0r Har0u,
or Count, esDcclnfly til Italian Count, We
wi! cl!esT5fu'ly grant {9re'gn .}n'lcles. Tho
III liz E'%i wii,[.cyed IL Inventor las stakcd Ills
nll Oil discovering tho law of perpetual mo;
, 1881-10-29

t;rcat Increase In 1aBl-Lurco 0unntl.
.., Tics Entotesi. tIr the koutAs
Tle number uf acres Ut land disposed OF
r;lch tscni year from 1871 to 1851, both III.
elnstyr, ull.lcr tho Homestead, Timber-Cu,t-
lire, and 1thcr acls, md located with ugvI-
cultural snrft1 IL M fOflnWs.
, 1881-10-29
IRISH LAND LAW.
The Benefits It Confers upon Ton.
ant Farmers.
rair Rent and Security Of Tenure
Arrears Of Rent.
,,sx,hu1dtrs-I,nharcx-stqul,'|ion ot Land: Peas.
unit rrcpr1tters-l'mfgratfo'l.

----
,..v,.,,a.rx-InborcrS-stauiyi'ion of Land Peas.
naN"'''> -. Observation-Disclosures
ant PfcpflflosS-hmIs'"1'o'
,,,,,,,,, r,rr,,,uu. t,c.. t. nun,tx,,es
Tho Iisnl'" rut"t o n,,t,s,,, ':..,,'...
d,o following statement rs o''1cH'''y commit"
nlcatc.:t ,...---, -
.1t,r unw Lalul law effects II grCnt Alid .nlOst
uai.1 lo a. ,.I,,,ne in tic position, Of lie 1risl,
bellelet". e'." ,rho h,nniltu N cm,furs ,nnv
tenant l'r'ilets: ~ .'','."". p."'' ~ "'"'
M briefly staaeh as ioi'ows:
t,yrry existing tellatlt from year to ycar III
7ra,ouI Of II, ordinary agricultural or l,as-
l's.'' i,.1,I,n,, Ia entitled 10 h,yu fuir rent
tor1i ho'ts ,,.,,s,;r ct,hor l,v tio t,,,,ntv
liked for MS hol.'Ma, e.."e' ''. py .u Souts
t.Uurt Judge Or ny llo l'i''tti coi,lltlsSlont "
Il maybU settled by agreement wltl tha Iatltt-
onl. ' or by arbitration. Whenever Il tair
rent Is Scu eauua ~ ,.'I H.. n,,tra,io, ~ ,,,o
siol,, or by agrect,ehl, OF w atp!'th.!o.', w Lho
rrnt cannot t'e ralsca OF allerea lor nltecll
years, nor can tho tenant 1e disturbed tlur'
;a1 lint nrrlod, Ill tl6 last year Of tho IT,
teen years o 'e,. t .or,,, as,' f nt,ao n1e W, vs
granted, and 50 on. 1t Is not, therefore,
mcrcly term of ,lftccn years which tue tcn-
"nt r,s. hit practically term renewable
hls hI'e' nf.a,, ,.ours II n,nonnts in tl,ls tInt
every nice" ssts ..l, .., t.,..s ..
thu el"!lt lfaslhR i" lIll le'.t "'i'a .ue
land III II, proper, te'ltll'table WHY anu HOE
suNliyl,ling or sab'cttlng Ills firm, will be
sr',,,, ',y,rt,m nr nrilItnrury i,,crruse or
sue 'ioa. ~ r,,,t t,a,,,,ct In inc ,..asoa
rellt' alltl "'a Ae,'r 1"'nS ,'...'s'.. ~
by reason OF his !'S o%h - improvements. ,,ss
mn ner,ou ut. tho best pricu ho can gct, but
"''e t',,s,I i, l., ,,,,.o 1}rat +ho ,.t.,ht ~
the aM,oEa ~ ~ ,.t" ,s,o n,ns NV ~ ,.a ~.
buying, III pIlco e!t'so. aetce' w pe.M"c'' t,,
tho parties or to DO tixctl by tlIo court There
ara brnpsinI>s iii tile net authorizing tc l4nI
, 1881-10-29

fur from bring crrdenfinls Of themselves, would
he tN'sltlve drawbacks upon tho qualifications
Of candidate who might tn Otherwise ac-
ccrtAbic. No CANDIDATE,
, 1881-10-29
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,


7b the Editor oJ The Chicago Jrtbuns.
kAl4AAAz,o, Mich. Oct. t.=7.-Wouii T1lE Tn,H.
uNE ar onu Ut Its many readers kindly inform
mo whcTo | cnult! prouAro ArtuMux Wards
"Aloftuon l.oCluro."5 nuI thus Ercnly ob19c,
1II.lIE israel,
, 1881-10-29
ulsAND. OpERA-HOUSE,

The advance, sale for, tho Con-
ley Barton Oper1 Season, witt,
Cntileri1S g, i. Lewis nn.i; John How
UieDAY morning, Oct. 20, at 81
o'cloc1k. The following Is tho scale
Of prices:
Orchestra and. Circle. .SI.5O
isHtco,tU Circle. ctc................. LOO
InmttU Circle (,tot scc,t,cI).. 90
l'FtnVtc Ii0reS (the mast cie-
Udht IN The citV).. ).....,Y7.OO--1O.OO
, 1881-10-29

Puny, weak, aud stckly chlitren npc1 Browns
1spu Uitte5s, II will strpugthon.
, 1881-10-29
ON THE GRAVEYARD PLAN,

Unclc Rufus Hatch Getting u 1lfcxslnE
fenndy for All N1aiilklhl--proHIsecttlA
and I'lnna OF the First National In-
ternnl und Isxternn14 Life. Liberty,
and tlic Pursuit. Of 1znpp1ncs Cradle
1o the Grave Ins,trance Company, lin.
1EultnH.
, 1881-10-29

TIC 1lIlEos 0f cIICtl0n u Tho f0lloWlng Ero-
Inr their books Ut registry: 6ec1nd uf tho Third
Ward, lhltd, Fourth. Elltls, an 81 xh Of The Fifth
Ward, Ninth Ut tho Eighth Wari, First OF 'tuo
Fifteenth Ward. ,ccond OF tho Stxtoenth Ward,
aud Sixth Of Inc EtEhterNth Ward. Next 1'urs.
.lay Is tho last t(ay Tor rp1lktrAtlon aud II tho
THUR duty they ought to ut osllw c,ll for tho
books. un the tlrss tlay for registering votcrs
Hs 'ao1o wete XII ,, @ mr1nets ~ mn,en ne
IL lnnd0 thut tho Judges wurc moi notllicd III
ti,nu, but tho necessity nt tAklng nut tha books
~ 10 GENERALLY and well known thut this Is Au
GROUND for cxcusg