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, 1881-03-23
HOUSE.


SrnlSoFlELD, ILL.,, Mnrch a,.-'rho Appro-
prlatlo'i Committee EOt tho iluor this ,iluri,-
Ing aud turned III IL couple Of rupurts--0no
recommending tho appropriation Ut s50,O00
fur tlle hr'ttnary expenses Ut Joliet penl-
tentiary, tlM oAu recommending tho invest
Me't of s5,000 for u,l artesia,s-well ut Elg[u.
cHAlI'E, CHESTER, clIAN0E4
The Prn!tcmtlary Committee turned III n
Substitute for tbs Chester Approximation bill,
cutting down tllu atauunt OF ,llo,.ey asked
for thu erection uf new buildings AM. tho
purchase OF ,aachlnesy from S25o,Uoo to
&Si,74D.
ANOTHER sTAnaEis AT FIXING THEIR rAy.
foung6lood, Ut FfunklEll, kot In u bill to
Tx the pay Ut members Ut tho Gsllcruk AS
sembly utter tlle adjournment Of tho present
body. There has been seyernl Ut those this
session. The Yonngbi0o4 tariff IL S. a day,
10 cents mile Tor mileage, aud $50 per Sos,
sion to each 1lo'Aber for l,ostnRe, stationery
etc.. ETC.. the pay to be certified by tho r1esl
dent of the SolIuto and Speaker Ut tbs HOUSE,
entered OIL tho ttslsl'ul, and published ut til
close OF each session. Tho bill special,
provides that np member shall bo allo wed Il
, 1881-03-23


tfy VII VII uen.,u .''o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w.. " ~ '.A
n,ttnr f,r ,,,',ti,,r '''it' II, nr",. ~ ,,t th
varying condition ,,f things ut tl,rrrrmt ,,l;,crs.
Thc Ilnr,iiru charges Ha thu unlnerlty y|rw
II, nlu pruye,,,-thr rufIrunl,s cuflv1rie,l Ut
0vercllnrges mud discrimination. md Tic
commissioners of failing 10 rnll lime III
ton OF Tic report Win h. ,ttNvn under tho
supervision af Fur,ucr Whiting, wituse b!nst
Mt tho railroads will reall very 1nllcl, like II
charncterlsrl ns inefficient aful Us ilot lnyinE
t0Mu its tluty, nil rr,ls,ircI for lM,t tlNvtng
given ~ tuuel Intention 10 verbal Ns 10 writ
tot, complaints.
THE Subject or G1AlN INSPECTION
Is dismissed III mn nlu,,st cuntcmptuo,,s sort
Of way s.s insignificant compared witt. Tho
y. wei3t,ier luestlons Of discrimination, rtc.
saylt III L, work ut tin tc renort v9 ,nt,sr ws
may bu war,lie.l over fur ca.nlnign literature
hut the fact tint ttloy wnit Whiting nntl
Manner tn ngrec with them, has tended
or Whnt they regard rs facts. Just when tlle
two reporls Will g0 III Is nnecrlaln.-llot,
h1Wsycr, Until! tt,t vacant vacant seats II t!l9 se!lAtc
SHtf a'sea "tf fs s sy M y y WIZ sos Fds e
l!otd baek Just lnnx c!ouEl, Ia llear or sec
tho niafortly report, al1d tfietl 70 1t ole hct.
trr. uhucr the ccirc''!stnlices, 1t IL doubtful
whether tlie lilattcr VIII DO ripe enough to
TIE SENATE COMMITTEE on MUNICIPALITIES
met t,e,lay, untl decided to ruport fayorubly
iii CnllDn's bill to ullow gas companies To luy
their nlntrs III tho streets ill tho petition Ut
y, majority nf nl,ntting, prop0rty-ownors.
SllOnltl the Dill bocnlHe Il INV u Will open up
1nn'es wt'lcl, lave been kept BUCK nntl shut
out fra'Il haylnE . flir s'!nw throuEli tho
present arrangements With existing monopo'
, 1881-03-23
FIRE RECORD.
IN CHICAGO.

The alarm from box 3H ut II ::s5 last night
was caused by II firc III the thrce-story fr,sne
building No. It's West Erie street, owned by
August Swe.ltlt. The two upper tloors arc
occupied by raulsnn l. johnson, furntturu
manufacturers, wl,6 lose about 500, upon
which there Is no Insurance. Tho
lowcr floor ii occupied by Martin johnson,
furniture manufacture. Ills loss is cSti-
mated Mt frDm S:sU0 10 $500, upon which there
Is ample insurance IN Eusleri, companies.
tIlo liz loss l upS Il Is estimnted Ut St , wicl
Is fully covered by 1880 Insurance. The
callsn Of tho llrA ~ unknown, but 1t ts SUP
l'osel 10 llave hatl Its origin Iii tho engine
room.
, 1881-03-23

President Itubcsts md Vicc- president Cassatt.
Thesn hRs I.lwnys been n fneuR In tho Ie,s1syi-
sh,lla 1nlroRh Ot1lcc that President Garrett wna
the strongest ubstnc1o In tho why Of III ngrcc.
meslt Rt,d whDn ht cuils0nGA to MI uttaFt tn nr.
rnt,ge matters tlloru WIS nnthluF to preyp1,t It.
lii necurtlAnco with tho new contrnet, which ia
understood tn l,o ,noru favorable to tho l,alti-
l,Uro & Ohio tl1an Tho n.t OiIc. an,l Indeed
ull TINT cAn 10 wished Jy that rsmI. The rcnil-
sylvnula viii To MI its business In md out Ut
New York aa hcforc. nud gfve It tho rights Tint
It can ttcnni,d OF tho Philadelphia, Wilmington
Il Ilatttmuru. Frclght wns received III New
York for thu Baltimore l. Ohio ns before, and
The passenger trnIfle viii lo rcturnc,t to Its
former ciinnne1s on Sunday night. This will
sIyo tho linltin,oro & Ohio tho uso of tho best
terminal facilities ut Jersey city, hn arent cnl
to nrrcas1 the pr,ilts Of tho ponnsytyanla's
Now Jersey Division, and ut tho sH,uo
time in1lro very mich tho prospects OF
sir. tipwc,,'s Now York lf,le n.,l thronRit route
Wilmington s baltimore by the funnsylvMnIn
hts fNr antlc time beef. mn assured fact, rs
considerably moro than hn!f the tho stock hns
md 1t fs highly prababo that that BY tho lat OF
July. When tho ilnu cosnus ~ .nAko payments.
s ihs5S W y .e Ss fsy so % sSpes 'a t r'rs"es nEs
F1 FF1uan@es @ GoI1,.l!ittce "f tho iioarsi was to 70
have takon tip the question of tho Issue q tio
now stuck this afterlHNt, hut Il presR Ot 1!lsl-
titss prevented. So far nDthlny aas been sAd III
THO Committee, but tut of tho meeting thls
Hfttrnoon spranR II rnlaor TINT tho Directors bud
Arenly y0tud to iasG ut EHr TO f!u stuGkhsiltlers
Twenty-Five shnres for every QUO hundred iH'w
held W thoHa. Tho cou,rany has nwnys issued
It's new stock in this nlnflnor. mud 10 1nu.' erG-
ci,sIHg ut tho iIonri with GjI lid, sold On tho
STRUT lis high ns GUi4.
, 1881-03-23

FlETsnutsu, Pa, March E..-Tho resgnauons
of +. Il Myurs, Of the Pennsylvania Company,
and W. l., O'iir!en, OF tho Plttsburv, clnclnnatl
t IT, Louis TOAD, aa denoral Passenger and
Tlckot Agents, and tho appointment of E. A.
Ford to III, tho vacancies caused thereby. bus
boon officially announced, the change 70 take
stfoot April /. Ms. Fords oIlioe viii b. tn this
city.
, 1881-03-23
SUICIDAL.
oulNlQfls
Kpfetaf QtspattA 10 Ths GAtedQQ 1t1ou1t.

Epte1aI Uupatth 10 TAs CNltde0 7F76RHss.
BURLINGTON, It,, Aiarch IA young
nun named Cluy Weddel, . bridge carienlrr
IN the employ Ut the Chicago, Rock Island -
Pacific railroad Company, committed
suicide tlls afternoon ut Columbus JUNG
sta1, Ia., by shooting. lto has a mother r.
sluing at Wilton, H., which place he ~ ~
this morning tor Columbus Junction. NJ
causH Is kuuWl for tllA act.
, 1881-03-23
TOPICS OF INTEREST.

THE SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Special DIraeh to Tie Chteugo Tribune,
Srn1SUF1ELD, ILL.,, March 92.-rlle two
wings Of tho Senate Isuironl Committee
the majority and the minority thercof-arc
enRnged f,l licking Into slape their rertllats
On the late investigation of the Iluilroud and
Warehouse Commissioners. Tho minority
met to-day, listuncd to tho reading OF tho
rnngl tltaft rs prepared by the Chairman,
worked III several suggestions mud anclltl-
ments, md will probably meet again to-
morrow, when nll llnnds will bo on deck, for
tho purpose OF putting on tho finishing
touches. Tho minority fellows have not
been idle either, ind both reports aro
III tilat hnlf-croated shape wliero They
arc subject to revision, AS might
be oxupcteA, both are very long atul pnili-
fully elaborate, md ire only Al,othcr Illus
tratE0n Of tic different ways In wl.tcl, differ
ent people luay louk ut the st.llo thing. Tie
majority report, Which will be fatherrd by
Senators Fuller, Evuns. Uent, Flter, CUudee,
Tanner, White, and Needles. ll,ls bcun
CAREFULLY uU4AnnED FROM plIuF4ANE AND
risi1SH EiEs}
but Its contents have met tho fate uslially
accorded all public documents Of my lmpor-
talict. Tl!ey hnyo leaked cut, aud, III brief,
here they nra:
Tile thirty pages OF legal cap whIcl,
tho minority found necessary to use up
II, order to fully express their views
open up with retrospective glanc0 at the
Chicago grnfu trade, II sort ut II "14o0k-un-
ti,ts-ptcturl!-Nlld-then-o Arrangement.
Having brought matters down to date, and
shown lust how blk thing tho Chicago
grain trade Is. the report tnkes up tho Qlles.
tion vi inspection, reviewing the testimony
, 1881-03-23

Epttta! Dlspateh to IAt CAfeaao Tribune,
KsNsAH CRY, 5lu., March &s...-Tho annonHco-
nlcnt that i, X. lIoopGr ha,l buen appointed
Ucncral rassenxcr Aren't Of tho lIanuIbat 4 Ut.
.Iosopt ltoad. vleo Nurse, resigned, Ia received
with RrgAt Satisfaction here, Dir. Iloaper hNs
buSn Assistant General PassOnscr nnu .rIckut
Agent Of tho Colupuny during tho pIst ycar.
, 1881-03-23

ST.. Louis, No.. AIArch IA Kunsas City
special suys 1t sc0rls TO l,o ptlnt!y settled thHt
1uy Gould will ut ulce cxteutl bis kunsaB ruiz
ronls westward. Propositions for nd hAyo al-
ready been submitted, nid In soma In
stnnccs voted upon. at points alonK, tho
proposed routes. Tho Missouri, kNnsas
l. Texas IN being extended, Win Independence
mn, setan, 10 Mcdtcne Lodge: tl,o Missouri
rHc1 tro Ls1y Wy hHsox XII ia 1', d
tnwl to tr0pckN. Surveyors huve becn III tho
Held nearly two mouths pABt, nnl mitch prt.l1int-
thcyO tlnea.
, 1881-03-23

THE WABASH AT DIES MONIES.
Special NtspateA to Ths Chicago Jrtbun&.
DEs MONIES. ta., March Tho Wabash yes
to-day purchased n strip Of land oRhty foot
Wide through tho entlro city for raIIroRa right
nf.way. Tho amount paid ia estimated Mt not
loss thnn &luJ,UN. Tho truck will run ORG block
ncar0r the centre Ut tho elty thau tho 1tock
iBland, and parallel to It.
, 1881-03-23
AN AlDERMANIC CONTEST

HnSr0s, h(nrch s.s.-Tlo is0Arl OF Aldermen,
after protruutcd uld hitter discussion ycstur-
tAy, yotel \ to : t. unsont AID. Finn, q
Ijetnocrllt, and give tho sent to Wlsnn b. Frust,
ltuplhl!cnu. Thrcv rNonnnts huyr bcu,1 ,nai1
Se @ ,1, gsst'o md u s .r rSss ,,s fsSa an
much bud hlood stirred up In tho Notnocrutlu
tlttin.
, 1881-03-23

op7fEa9 D0pa3FH ~ TN EHtFuPV 7FsV1Hs|
pHlLApkLr1IlA. March ess.-Tha now ugrce-
Iactt which was reached between tho baltimore
s. O4io aud tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
panioa Is tho resu.t Ut correspondence nud nc
9otlAuons bctwepn Ylpa-P -P1u3llvlt King Rul
, 1881-03-23

" that .yoko" tends To lessen tho auno,on,
hight ut tho tower by cutting Tho lines II Il H.
eWn7 And tnon @ nov perfectly tho arthitrcsaral
suryrd hai this disgusting "pjK.yoku" 1,n.,, 1rs..
riIitttlll feel sure tint 1t would uuycr h.ss
been put thorc Ind thoac ro!nts hecn cunsItsn,dI'
, 1881-03-23
Gould Charged with Having De-
signs on the Baltimore
& Ohio
And Its Forty-Milllon Surplus rs n
Good Foundation for Waterel
Stock.
Threatened Trouble Botwoen tho Ri
val Routes to tho Pacific
Coast.


HOROSCOPE Of what ho proposes TO tio In tho
future. It charged him with desire to eu1ttrnl
one ur t,,urp lurs frun orra In t.cun mn, frntn
Mexico 10 the @itlafttc cities. Tho Western and
rc"ay "caro np be- Is @ vsy IN ss seupeh pa "as "s tho
desired Eastern connections. Tho Chryutcle
s.' m"".. w Ano" WY d"n." uo"Kut tuo Nc"tru! VI
Now jorsey, and sought tho possession of tho
A'lan'ic. mississippi S Ohio. md thon proceeds
utnrInus tnunuer: ~ ~~e '
lit r!,n We mt in sotno way ,lnravcl tho mys.
sHTy5 + !erS % not 'ssx * " M 'ft d ws s
iii With perfect exautcas a,..l i,iccty7 Doos lut
tho baltimore & Ohln Itself fur,,ish the sul,tion9
lin with II % ti's % rhiIuefWhjm. WimMataa @ IN S iMtI.
'',19 9i S Tho csp,f q e Ts,x ssssS would Sso
York, Whit Dthor trunk ine is thore which
would at tho same tlmo reach tho three
EnciI,.t wtlcl, sxte,as s i,s lie @ 10 in Ule.anat
further extg1,ls thn tne 10 st. Lous. riyinx. In.
lccd ulnst an air.tIno to tho luttar eIty. sinro
A. snnswcste9 es 70 FL s 1t 1T
wish tor thnn TINT furnished by tt,o iialtj,porc s.
Ohlo2 ncsi,os reaehng ss Louis Tint i road also %
l,altltsst,ro i Oh!a 10 would hive, without cod.
straot!H9 single adiitlonai niite ef road, y
o asrry Ell az o NJ oa n9 to RS @ash t
II. Ions. md Ii tha III naitnoro 'tjG obo ] to satI.
wrre too ,ar .o,lih tho, ta iI,cknwnn1n MN ro,tt"
mint aI,swcr. or pcrlltps by iGn t,rcj,ns. az
tue necessary links anothor tkrone,, routu1nisht
In ca1,ticctjon viii, tt1o 1snlt,m"ro w." ( ohlo.
| therefore. tho rontrnl Of Nav .jnrsev nn,I In
i;hii.lni,,ht VIfminrtns, ( n"Iti,nnr., ,ynid IN
vrrv vTitinic ncm'si"s Hn, Il, cnmnc1on ~
wiz tl,o snI,1, viii I'm N,,oniic MississtnI /.
fiht', wnn In eet" NM T., i,,,,,nr,n,,ne ~ thn
nthnr m'",,Isi;nna r.m y,tirn n w"inmn ~ th"t linz
tl,rs mt Ev nnv 1nruns i;r r., its f,rnshtn, MN ~,
n,,tirt In SnrY1fir II t.,nnmcix ~ Iv"~hI1,,rr ~
W. with IL % IN Woahtr1t"n i.,v ~ vtr;y;min XIII.
mil & itr,nt smti,nrn H. wl,J"E ,ha 1i,aitnnst,
(. nhi., i. t".,1ir IT, ssA.ta, - ~ " @ n1tI, ,is W.,
rna f.,rm. Mu.y .1rv 1 NIL" ~" y, oshi",t, tmu
i,mitmS,n. III ii,ugnit,htS M Nnv v,r fst.,
,m,;,,,s t,' IN un,'t, ~ ~! eth, m t tt
t,ristni II @n1nrta ,yt H.. tnnG.aca vi,
nlniH f;nnrsI,' In. ~ ,nnnat.ers ~ With.
- Hat ta2> l..tsa'"eG!n @ " Mn'G,.. =.
M0 ny t,in.' ".n VIZ e'pp}st" ~ ~
t"rcqt Nn,.nr1',Nioso ,h, G uu:o n,,, ,,in-
,it i Noaur.mu!Sss, , snuuma % nny nhi.
ro" ~ ~ '.e y ~, ao.s @ y tonu ~
.G.nTheu ,ti " puyinR tno roAa outTiRht, Mh!sn
l ".
, 1881-03-23
fall 10 call meeting Ur 10 their duty In tho
premises, was similarly advanced without
utly fuss or delay,

fall 10 call n meeting Ur to their duty In tho
premises, was similarly advanced without
nny fuss or delay.
THE 1.sKE-FnoSr.
A bill npprpprfntit1g s;W900 to run tho
canal, md ptnl,ibitlnR tito '.$e ct al,y portlnn
thereof tu pay lawyers t.l!ptnyr!t 1T suits 10
recover possession 0f tho 14akG-Fr1nt, Uccn-
ssnncd sutl,c lltttn discussion.
tlc pr"hth!t!or. nn.l was seconled BY
FnMg1icy, Of in Snllr, wlm Is fur tho cnnnl
hll! for i grab at tho lnkc.Front first, lust.
ainl MI tho time. Thu argument In favor nf
ven! the commissioners from hirlngn plethora
nf fnwyers; but the VaMRlley purity, tri-
nnipl,ed, the prohibition went ont, mid the
Bill WIS advanced to tltirtl rentlinE.
s.tt.AttlEs t,p MEMBERS.
Murphy's fnm!iiar bill ilxlng the satary Of
cents liIlr, nlul s;j Tor stationery, With 81 4.
tny during extrn SESSIONS. WIS reAtt II second
THUG. together with couple nf Cu,nmitten
ninrmttmel,ts changing tic salary from 500
st /" ss i say: rHe tirst amendment 1s WY w"x
lost, hut about this time It was discovered
that tho amendment luttnt heril printed.
titcr reronsEserins tho vote Just taken, tho
bill wns ta,l over until nilntler tln.n.
ATTACHMENT nF sfiA!tEs Of CAPITAL sTOcK.
nient Ut sl.nres uf cap!tnl .stock-n sllI}ect
| MT coyered III my why by the stnt,,tcs-wns
| advanced to thltt reatl!ng after THO adoption
Of Il couple '0f uMi,np0rtnnt Committee
1eMn. acsignrd to protect third partiI:s. Tho
hill ~ amended arl sent to third rGAdfltH, Is
NJ follows:
| The shnru or interest Of my stakeholder In
nnd snlil. rs hereinafter Vrnvl.lcl. Tho otllcur
ID Ss a9 %t W
Othcrwse With my officer Or person having tho
, 1881-03-23
PRICES OF OIL.

T1TUsytLLE, Pa, March 8s,-On opened ~
80tc.; highest, slAo., lowest, &c.; clnseu'
sohu.; shlpmonts, $500; charters, As,t@; ;Funs'
7V,tO,
, 1881-03-23

~ tse Editor u Tia Ghtcaoo Tftbunk.
CHICAGO, blaroh xz.-YouE correspondent, "T.
p" Iu Saturdays TRIBUNE. hits my ideas OK.
autly in regard to that hidsous exoruscenoo on
the tower Of tho aaw North"essotu passenger
depot. LIT ue Asx tho architect whether ho or
The nilsvhd officials considered ut ali how Qreat-
, 1881-03-23

III VI1NI1:s5 FsE1 NIC3Is
DETI.orT, A1Ecll., N[nrcll ID, o. Rogers
grist mill, ut Genesscc, III this State, burned
this forenoon, together with large quantity
OF wheat. Loss, 400; s,nall insurance.
, 1881-03-23

N i 1l1N 1KEN1A*
DErRn1r, Mich, March ID. O. Rogers
flourlnE-lnIll WIS destroyed by fire at Flint,
Mtch, tu-tlay. l.oss, $4,000.
, 1881-03-23


project 0re lighting tnni over this quito nnrx.
peGtted t turn. nnd III i i IrobaGo tho milwaukee,
ITEMS.
General Manager 8. $. Morrill,, OF tho Mllwau.
keu Il vt. Paul, mado nnother 1yLug visit to Chi.
cnEO ycstcrtlhy.
General Freight Agent Smith, of tho ChIca2o
Alton, returned to tho city yesterday from bis
trip to Michigan.
Whom tho e!Rhteon cars rocontly contracted
for by tho Woodruff Parlor aud Slucping.Car
Company nro completed, Tho total number ot
cars In uso will be oghty"two.
Mr.. II. C.Wontworth, Gonoral Passenger Agent
or tho Micbtvan Central hns Rone to nuttoit In
respouso to dispatch from tho Qoncr,l siun-
agcr. Go Will probRbly rotur,l to-tny.
1t Is osttsnnted that frolyht-trafn now enters
Mow York , Sysry NJ fifteen minutes; eaeh tran
nuke IL gooss Il showing ,is soon Us tho al,ow.
blackatio Is completely raised.
ton & Quincy i.allway Company VIII be hei,i ii1 II
pni'y viii bo held on tho following Mon,lny. VIVA
Within the last s!x years tho Tore 1lauto s.
tRns sI' 'xSs Ga h.s aa % per sHnt On s
70 por cent; lb7G. 70 pur cunt; 1871. Q per cent?
1878. per cont; 1s7p, nor cont; 1850. 8por cent
soven Thousand mon arc now ut work IN ono
10 T"Iucm Thc enntrator snvs s III lily sto m msfn ,s
ho Itl1,tK,ratc.l ia May. rio CsntrMl Ilnjl,rmi
sn,pioysi ] lo'Soi Ia1oress ,urias tho lust %esk il
,r,'" ,,,,..
trnctch with tho uctruit Dry Dock Company, Ut
Myanlatte, to have built three lrn protelers.
i.,itIinKtn ai,u viii bo 9O0 ions burden. costing
sj.O,0o ouch WV WIS '@~'' ~e'''Ns
points .Yrinx tic silnacrtest wia hot bc 1t .
"rn ps e. Gut @ Ss at n ono IND ass
Lhtra Eates tAat lss fuIl rare ono WAY and Ohe.
THRU tho other.
Sir, r. J. Coolidge. Of r3oston. prcsIf,cnt Of tho
Atch!son, Topcltn y Snnta Ed ind II D!rYetor "
tho Gnc"Rt. HnrilnRton & Quincy, and atr. ]. y.
unrtsnsr. nf LHsf9n niso Director Of tho tht-
Ss aa y ta s5Ss san D. ann city
sir, George L. Cannon, General Passenger
Agent Ut tno Fnll isiycs Steamship Ii,,s, Gus
wfs nst t @ tSa Gn0Ho sSa y
ii, tit, Fiji fiIycr fc thfn sensnn viii nn: Ft,ru
NoW York e Newport si.So to Full River, si5;
rx-c..a,a. C..,. ,....., ..,-
~, .aonntne s.s 0nrann, q uensAia. T. EritnS
!caay 70 bHit1 u ral!ronu 5rnm ColnmbMs. Miss.
Nlansnn n !ntn II yti, i,n MI ,iios In
Mr. JoW0tt, or tho Eric Iiat,rtN.d, and II nlnb.r
Of hoavy mon aro Interested With hin,, ThIs
5 @ ill., + Ssso Go% H,s
ts,nncctiun ar Tho ToyHs sysfnn, NJ rni1rr,nti.'
m,,s t,s"',. 49,. ',.s;.s''' - - ra",.',, ,.,.
IN Two weeks, from stlflsy- atorrna $a0, ,D. They
nnTr !ost ., aoe!ltrod dividend Ut ~ per cent,
"i,iie il saktas @ Up tIo hait.yeariy " aecotnts @
IN whieh THO dividend wns basctl. Our EtElIsh
enus!ns nve ioa TIM. to plan Of h'atnE r,!i.
why ehrs tttrltl1 ano pnst winter %1th hbt-Whter
fo9s-wnr1''ura has not beetl Il marked a1cerss.
There seems TO 10 2 so:y good prospect tint q
itM fnao ~ - ~ niistt tnls scMsa oet"eon fnia-
ecss Of tic pon'lsyivinIa .Cotni,ny in It's siarp
stftiXxlo VITA tuo ltnIttmoro y ohl0 fnr the POS,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-21
WHOLE NO. 1878.
Plumage of Birds for BOnnets.

An agent writes to us ''that young
lady told him that the desire for orna-
ment is as natural and lawful as that
for food. Also, that it is no more
cruel to kill birds than fur-bearing
animals"
But there are limitations to the
right of man to kill, even for food:
hence game laws for the protection of
animal life.
In the case Of fur-bearing animals,
laws exist for their protection in civ
ilized nations. And there are COM
munities of men to whom the skins
of animals are necessary to their COM
Portable existence; but the plumage
Of the birds is desired for the gratifi-
cation of the eye, and the appeal
against their use is to the conscience.
Their wearers know, or may know,
the horrible tortures to the birds this
trade causes. 1t is question whether
Christian women, with this knowledge,
will continue to encourage such bus
mess? The number who will not,
we must believe, will diminish as fast
as serious thought is given the subject.
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M DICAL,
THE SURGEONS KNIFE,
Wonderful Surgical Opera
tiOn-Removal of Urina-
~ Stones from the
Bladder Successful.

Mr.. Simeon Tietsell, of Saugerties, N Y had been
treated for seven by various physicians for what
they call Structure of the Urethra, without benefit.
He finally consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Rondout,
N Y, who found his trouble to be Urinary Caculi or
Stones in the Bladder. The doctor at once removed
the foreign bodies with the knife and then his
great Blood Specific "Favorite Remedy to prevent
their reformation. The entire treatment was emf
nently successful, and Mr.. Tietsells recovery was
rapid and perfect.
While ''Favorite Remedy is specific in all Kidney
and Bladder diseases it is equally valuable in of
Bilious Disorders Constipation of the Bowels and all
the class of ills apparently inseperabe from the
stitutions of women. Try it, Your druggist has it,
and its cost is only dollar bottle. The lucky
mali is he who puts this advice in practice Don't
forget the name and address, DIR. David Kennedy,
Rondout, N. Y. The Doctor would have it under
stood that while he is engaged in the introduction of
his medicine, Favorite Remedy" he still continues
the practice of his profession, but confines himself
exclusively to office practice. He treats all diseases of
chronic character and performs all the minor and
capital operations of surgery. july14t1m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-21
Translated for Our Dumb Animals.1
Kind Row.

A kind heart is shown by kind ac-
tions. One hot summer d. y | was
passing the City Hall in London,
when | saw a wagon drawn by two
horses in front of the fence of the
Messrs. Mcdonald, the well-known
lithographers. The poor horses were
overcome by the heat and their thirst,
but there was no water-trough at
which they could refresh themselves.
1t was the dinner-hour of the work.
men. A number of printers boys
were playing about in their shirt
sleeves. One of them seeing the poor
horses, quickly cried, II will bring you
some water" He darted off and soon
returned bringing a bucket filled with
plentiful supply of Natures bever-
age.
1t was pleasant sight to see this
boy and listen to the kind words
spoken by him to the horses as they
were drinking. | could not help say
ing. "God bless the boy"
Would that all children were as
tender. towards animals as that boy!-
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