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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
Simple! safe! Permanent F.!


the plans "1mr AhNk7o NnIAL 'rSE1Ir As'AT are smp' T
The members small a nlr assessment H.
time sacred make the payment death claims sure ne
cac1e the American Experience tables are
provide mutual protection al a COST Inc amount
with the mortality pacuia
aye quazng the burdens d the old and and providing that 4a'
cV which the plans other societies have Jailed
deposited they collected with the FRS
constitute cre fund r the
these assessments be loaned
hank subject
drafts the OF Death CLAIMS
Certificates Of Membership all acceptable persons
MALE OR FEMALE,
between ages twenty and y-v years for amounts two
live thousand dollars. -.
funds which kept separate
each other The Mortuary Assessments beng rAGl S M
THE PAYMENT OF DEATH CLA MS and the other Member
Fees and annual ues being appropriated t" The PAYMENT Or Alb TIL
FIX PENSFES managing the Association . =.
Board OF Supervisors selected from the prominent citizens OF different section
who will attend the meetings the directors
and disbursements of the motuary fund and certify the
made by this Association The Secretary tn
under and sufficient bond for the faithful deposit all assessment
collected The we'll and avoaby known
and insurance determination that the business of this Asla
ton udousy managed and the Of its members faithfully guarded
the especial attention of the people
Ehlgeieli = good institution, and merits
3D. R. DQIRHSOE, AGENTS EDdE
w. II. ADDISON, FIELD COUNTY
CT lSSl. 3ml0
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07

Cut No. represents Lawn Gates with some fence mp 'n' roll at
being up Our Lawn Gates weigh from i2 to 20 lbs
No shows end view Of fence rut with base board and railing
represents Gatesthee weigh from as % lbs
and from 10 60 lbs double
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
A Forward Movement.

We welcome this Revised Version
because it ia forward movement in
the right direction. The conserva-
tism Of the English Committee pre-
vented az radical revision as we
could have desired, yet had they
done more than they did, their work
would not have been received BY the
British puhli" As it is. there is lond
dissent by large body Of English
men at the changes made, many of
the clergy Joining in the cry. In this
country, the American Committee not
only assented 10 the changes made,
but desired to make others, which the
English Committee would not allow.
What these changes are is recorded
at the desire Of the American Com
mittee in an Appendix. We are
pleased 10 say that he Revision is
kindly received hy the public on this
side of the water. When the addi-
tional changes proposed by the Amer
ican Committee are incorporated in
the text, we shall he satisfied with
the work Tor the present, knowing
that what has been done will lead the
way to more being done The nain.
raj sanctity that had gathered about
King .Tap'es Version has |, eli in.ad.
ell, and this is Il gain. '-orle will
learn to recognlz. that it is nol an
imperfect English Version that is in
spired farther than it il a faithful
rendering oil the original Greek that
lies back Of ii. Everything is b1s
sing that does away with a snper.n.
tious and false faith and that enconr
ages rational and well grounded be-
liaf
, 1881-01-11
CHINA.
Tho Now Treaty with tho. United
SantG&.

Tho Now Trcnty with tho United
xante&.
T1ESTs,S, Nov. aa-.rha Commissioners,
OIL alelr arrlvnl Mt pekin, were cortlluIIy re-
ceiycd by H.. L. Prince k,lng mid tho lnc1ll-
bors Of the Tsltng III Samnu, and, after tho
calls Of ceremony lind been lMatlo nutl re-
turned, two high officials, members OF tho
Foreign Office, wero appointed to discuss
with tlion', md, it possible arrange so!no
satisfactory settlement Of tho question of ull-
TsStrIste u ,1d;a i;iFTatton t # c!exe aborers
explainc,s tue situntsoll. why they Ind conc,
anit what they wnnted. TlIey falt SIRE tl!e
Clllntsa tanyern!tioht wns ton Wise not to dis
cuss tlo matter IN 4 friendly splrit, and fnr
t'ooi' to bntll sides, aiIi what would tend to
cement .,,ore e!.,sely tile strung frionl-
y ,r@'s,1t'; o ,,o sG i.anE sXissE nswHo %s,
l'nrllngai,,e, mn AncriraM,--r rights 10 Ereat-
er tlluit snu lavo mscnrt'tl to alI thu cnll,,-
ts!ss t;, Of .! Etur"|w,, THU why does tAo Pns- re-
!laob. scok to discriminate between tho sub
tects OF China md tic subjects 0f Great brit
4!n. a.!Ma''y md IT,. ,"rtl!ern countries Of
thnlr fntlIers anA nlntiiers, thcEr. wives and
elllhlron, their yulunbes, nttt NIL They los-
Sgsc.l, with THO full intent Of making tho
un'tS:l stGtcs tl'o,r ft1; TINT tl,ey spre
cultivated lnlltts, so0n l,eenMle .prMlucers,
learned ollr latlKl,lec,. ..nssiMilated With our
cnstGnls, sent their children to orr srhouls,
9 asscSs seey a ,GY iss5e sssf5 fas oss 'fGn, ifats
tic h nts M a''a % sast"as 81 fSsi cli'ieso wi!e s'!S
leetss, IN thu un!tsa s'atss were too
HutEs my, conl'ent; tint their presence
lii Snn FrnnGisco untl IN tho Plciju
const III slcll lnrE0 ,illinl'era was frnuHlt
With danger t., n!l, al1u nut u SIM FrnncIHcf
lives of ovory Statoanl Territory, lia, joiI!c.l
Will! tho !'rcs.lult md Secretary Of Stntc Il,
se'!:liMg the Commission to pekin 10 discuss
with Tug ChIlleso Goserl,.nen:, IN spirit OF
checking tho growing evll.
After many cot!siiltnt!0ns, tn which nearly
esery tnunll.er ut tho fsnng LII Snllen tonk
ar ttS tnSrS sn Sfss T. b. b., 20 etisalo
United Stntes. ns every onlIg1!nt to Ca! If0r-
Mla went from liong. ko,lE, Il british colony.
u was tlen proposed tu lenyo the matter ei,-
sress nil It .as i!sen agree,l tlat Nv !1"rsser ID @
Cn,lKresK shall decittA that tho Immigration
ut Chinese laborcrs iltu tlse United States.
| ar tic accumulation VI tllon, III grcat
ssto.,s, etc. It can legisluto as 1t thlnks host
| trGattts."
During all these negotiations tho Chtl,ase
neyur attempted tn trntle Or usk nli Offset, but
nfter tie ln1ttur ,sns FULLY settled. sald they
had spn,u simple requests. To make, which
thuY thought lnr their goat!, mid reciprocal,
| n,n} III Il fuw tlays would sell1 Tn Molnoran-
| dun Ut what tlluy wanted,
rhe cani4lssioncrs net tllia H.. q friendly
'nske.l,-a,,Inng tlleln thAt Chinese steamers
Should b9 plucetl ulNi tho salnu f1Utin}, Ma
tho sioaintrs Ut other fuseign nations. mud
Ths bet, fn 5 Styr greasst & ill., Is eIeSso fos
bidding thu Importation Or transportation Ut
0pinul tth0 curse ut Ch[na} In American yes-
srls, and farbi!lahig United SlAtcs citizens
from dealing In 1t.
, 1881-01-11
slig tile contact Of q lt0t Iron or the breath nj
must he llt.,iem power enntrulilng these

nu Tie contact of n ]tot 1r,u nr tts l,rcnth nf
.l,lng brcrzr. nptl II followed tflat Tiers
ihIngs ' f ~.'S~
Tilu sneoker ,hcu reyiewc1 brtctv trcr-
lcrt t;tB,Iltvrs " l|n;a uf Etiey" md said tc
secl,r, tt, trent jI,t,rn1js,n us utiiiNrls,I,, f
W. a,lstc;! !. l,is ilen nf tue nrigiH nf attes'
lid trrl,er,i ,lr;It Of ,ornj ,luycintm,rt,t ind
evolved iron, tic ycry ircti OF sOetal itIc.
W. were iolti tint tlieru w,,s riEllt md +,
Will Wns " rel Ms t,S m yHRSe1I @Gr.' Iays ~ esens . @
Of having soinn,iltc,i q wr0rg. To ivory
l,ail Win It'd Il EUOtl nctIvil a reward was
given, ,.ini tuwanl iiim wu ,lt!i nh cyll actiml
there was Indignation ntnl wr;,th. We wur.,
right ni,u wrt,liu I'llU pressure 1T IT'D lid
fcn power illciInct ,s fun,I Tic l,u,l to tjc
gUtId. Along iulCllrc,,al il,ta va hWuir,I
tor God, but along lnoraI li'es Gol hunted
MINT tyn4 ttlf t,otytlr mt r4trs ntvrs Tint
, 1881-01-11
'Clan County 1Ionstta1 Ctliut1loy.
10 tho Editor AZ Tic Chttdeo Tribune.


CHICAGO, Jan. R.-~A, correspondent In Inst
Sundays TRIBUNE eals nttontiUn to tho dct,so
smoke cmltttal from tho chimney Ut tho Cook
County Hospital. 1t Is nut liil'eult ,nnltcr for
nny experienced enHiuacr 10 SEQ why there ID SO
much moro denso anloko trom tint than from
other chlmncys wtcre moro and poorer coal Is
used.
Thu gtato bary have nIl been trimmed 50 TINT
tho nlNHllngs hotwccn thoul are IluArly double
width Of thl'se III prlvntt boilers. The conSe.
u.tnhtv II ut tho ,noIne,t OF IGNITION tho heat Ut
tho furnace tlrnwA n fArgu supply Of oold atr
through tho ash aoors md thei,ca through tNo
rpcl,uYs hotweciI tho REa.o bArs, At,sl furees
sae NOR. 'oo yo'",!s rarts OF the eaal; which
vast tho brldEe wall through 1hu ',llca
nnd thoAco out TO dtttln tho atmosphere for
h,lndrt.ss ut yurta, rendering tho p!acp null
'sanc9 u all tho surtnnus,g oitizuns nna st,,r.r
iIlK tho sn!iss thn itors, tlU bxks Bill. }M,posH OF
thn ltns. hfcd!ea! to!lc1u and tho Marquette
rul1,ny hundreds "f doliasn' worth 1t property
yearly: Let THO County Commissioners ex,i,Ii,l,
this subject Nnd they WILL iua tue cutsilstln1, nf
Tho Eratc.hars - statSd aIovo. cl'anHo. +
consun,cd fora g!yon duty, aud causo groat
,DAttn,eNt lu tho smoke lhls.a.tcc.
ENUINkKll
, 1881-01-11

AAOuiC VI NT1GhuiCHA-1kNHAtN NnA
other Corporations. =
Tho twenty-sccnMu nnnual meeting Of the
corporation. OF tho Chicago 1lome for tic
Fr'cndlcss was held yesterday Afternoon, til
the 11o,na building OH Wabash Nyen,lc. Ne
tween thirty md forty lntl!es were present,
Col. e. Il. Hammond, President Of tic cor
porut1o,,, occupied the clsair.
The rel,urt of tho Secretary, Mrs. WI s.
Smith, wns not statistical, but showed tho
Home nGlt also ihN Industrial Selltn,l anu
burr AiifSi0la, which rra under. thu a,lper-
vision of the llpnlo managers; tt DO In very
satisfactorily rrs,spcro,s c!'lltlMI..
:, The rrport Gf tho Superintendent, Mrs. J:
fratit, showed tint tlle number uf innatesnf
tlle IloMa att jan: tSso. WIS f:;i; tliat lfi
liz scar, nisktng iota| "i'o Of " lS earei feT
TINT f,i43 at.ulss nMl tt,S children were Ills
cllargct, anil that d tlrntts hAa occurred,
ls1ylng tle number of inmates OIL ,Ja'l. I,
-Four hundred and thirty children were
registered III tho Hume seliool, and tho In:
tlHsirlnl Ssht,ol numbered u incnlbcrs,--42
girls al!h =! boys.
physic!al,s, rsin'ried TINT they hail attended
4ol lMlients ut thn Home. during thu year;
tint an epidemic 1f sliiltilern ntil lncasrs
lnd car1le, Of ID inl!'.tcs a,'d TINT the total
TiIs c.;st Ut 15urr Mission for tho yeur, mol
building, eiDrttr OF 'rWr1lty-tllIrd street hull
WIN, wtIrtII nyr,,t,t. wns -. 3.S5J.37. 'Thu ,,ew
l1il,Itns cnst sii .Tn. nTt, is Mi pnIj m for. or
wiii bn il, II few ,ilys. ' -
;Fhr tInnI,rini Statement stowcd thu ex-
pruscs Of tic ilomc for tllu war to ,aye beel,
Sl::,a5l..s. OF this amount Ss42,7Saa.;o WINS
rnises " subscriptions, etc., tl!e l,aliee. and
some lltiio tyrr, ihl. oE'tt!Met rs Interest III
bn!!!s aiHl otller Investments,
'Ills meeting cI.ose the following officers n
,nr iiie Gl!s1MIltg 1Il & SsnT; rtes!en1; Gol, y. !i:
Secrctary,,Mrs. ", $. Sui corresponding
StcrGtlfS; alrs. ,illn1nas ~. !llIl; TrthslirGr,
A!r. ". =. Wcinslel'ner; superintendent,
.MdS. IT,, .. M!;!'ll:
u}ii 4. sn ss,t, o!ins ,x,,t, ,ni f,st ~ .,..r
Mn, tI,r n'nnn.,nrs r"Sr,srniInss tI,c ,i,trsrn,,t
irr,s % .ytIi l ,,,',iv III .n,nc ."e ~. Iislc
49,. S;anin 1voys, renrynol',t",t % iion,n p,sy.i'
n,ara s''" "e'e 'e.pp''''e" 4'o'"' p''s''-
o'.an.' '...' recommendation os n coum,t.cr Tho
,,,. ,,1Iitim,, ~ ~. To, ~ ,.iol l.; ,, t'se @
, 1881-01-11
ENuINEEIl.


The Hawaiian laztltf Of neu saye: " From
n corruslKIM1put tesldrnt nn IIHwall wc lcur,
.hat tho eruption .n Aau9a laa u sa'I'!dly sub.
TIN streatn towArd tho uorthWnra still continues
to llow; tho lnyA docs not nrpeNr tn adyunEu to-
ward lilo, hut sccnA to plu Itself up II, cones
or 'nasscs sn tue .E!ateau between sta,,ua l4M
tcrcl ka.t Ii ext!net, anI cAn 10 kntey crossed
Ut my pnlMl. Thu light Of tho l.uw eruption IL
sech 1iGarlt eieFy night. but ia nYt FL bright ~
4 WY. n,.d 4 mny oontHae ~ for somo time y.t.
sSu!,,i"!t Vi! 5ser KaTaii tbe passwecf. Or aaf. &
inK tho kluA atOrlN." ..---
Tho sul1u Iuurnnt. IN Its !ssuo OF ncc. IL, suys:
!" aiAunA Lon haS been shut frUtu vlcw lnt,st at
the ttmD during the rast week. and Wh,il seen
hns presented tho Hppclrnnco Ut yury ltttIu ne-
t,rtty.. Al t!mes, whru tho ,nountain hn4 bev,,
uc.tr. tAotv huy1 l,ctn aO slHns OF tare anu the
IMPRESSION has bees. tint tho tirs had gtllu out
Friday tDse, lol nornng hawu,or, It see,ns "a
uro two distinct lows troul which tho layu Il
pouring out, the first 4buut the pAco Ut tho
original outbreak md diminishing Iii Ylxo. thu
accpnd now polpt fur tu tho llof1h frcu which
u vast cloud IT smoke anl 1!ro uriBes and UP
ptHf!nY from tlllp 10 DO tlnwtug guwWrl knua,'
Nh ono hHR over butsl tIsut11Mrntcd In ,is,uu
, 1881-01-11
STOLEN TICKETS.
Webb, tho Scalrer, Held TO tMe Grim.
tnn} Court.

tnnl Court.
Tho examination of J. A. Webb, tho rtl-
roatl.t ticket sea1pGr, clurge.l with receiving
stulcn Lake Shoro L. Michigan So,ltllcrn
llailroad tickets from u. T.. aIias Penn"
Drew. n fnrmcr GnlpoyG Il, tho Grneral l'ls.
senger Agents onico ii that corporation, WIS
concluded brfore Jus,lce Wulluce yesterday
nrrf.nu, alnl resulted IN thu holding Of tic
:lES1snn''t for trlal IL tho Crm|a' CS,tr!:
property, knowing tho sHnie to lIAyo
heeil stnlcn. Nclh WIS present with Its
counsel, .Wlllinin Forrest, mn! y. $. 'lrutlu
appeared sls attorney tor thu 1lnilruad Conl-
.s1r. johnson, tho t'cncral 1'nsscnrer Agent
OF the Lake Shore Il atcIIiRAn Southern
Railroad Company, testified ilat. Drew Was
otln Of thu clerks Il, hts nre ut tic ti!ne tho
tn arll tickets IN TINT why, nor did the wit
llGss srsI nny ,ic1seis to brokers on tbs streets.
Thy iiekeis snftl tn Webb md produced III
cnlirt were St0tGit frnl,l TIN, nfIiCe Oy thu CGnl
Carlcs u: atorgat!. y f0rn,ur tlrkct-hroier.,
purchased so1nc Michigan Southern New
York tickets NJ :l5 each, md John w. Mn.!-
some llntfalo tickets Of tho snnie Conlpalty,
for which flt E,tyc s.licck.
G. II. btrwNrt, frum wl,osc boz ut tl!e. r.
Acllty Safcty Depository thu, stnlcn tickets
NEiE E"ttS4 lNhEH w lSEulfll-hAlINNlf l(Tti-
fled tlint liz did mt give, Wchl, nny. money,
but u cects oil tho Merchants Saylnss, Lss!'t
y Trust Company for. s!st,. receiving the
tickets ~ security for the lonl,.
tllu Witness lsatl stu!ca to, Il rniuCSH rc-
pnrter tlult IlG knew Webb had Il bud ul.;r-
ucler, was not atl,littGd ly tlln Court.
WEBB WAS caLl.En
to tic stand. mn! iest!fte! tint he went Ia
Drew, n,l.l when lle paId him tho money for
I'M
dated Dec. - - md others ti,e :a;t!i. Drew:stts
some one lln,! been fonllng with lila stamp,
n,ld l,e would hnya IL change them 70 tl'at
ths s yhsr yi;r wo%Ia fsIt snrrS% y,n c w tt q
showed hti!. TIM CONTRACT faui,d Nnlo!!lg
int!tTe, but .lo, exal,ltMi.l tl,n I'.eI1,. +.
w!vi! was lst!critrrSs co}y,M,i,o tec!Afn', It
slstant Ticket Agent Of tic Lake Shore Il
Alltl,fgnn Sautherl Collln:Iy. md gnye iiInl
lits card. The witness borrowed 81 900 FROM
WALKER 10 nay Drew fov tho t1ekets. 1le
ShOro u!tlce, and never loaned lllM my
muney.
4 question by MIR. Ir,l,lo Ms to whether the
witness l,ad mt wun 11rew's Mtt'!!ey from
III llis argument Mr. Truda salt IL WIS n
crllno to buy railroad tickets from ati,nM-
| ttl0rtxet rrrsotls.. Tile law required per--
| H0n t.! gO ta thu Hoiernl Passenger Agent Of
whetler thu iickG.s wore st0lc., or mt. Ills
belief WINS tint Webb wont Into the or'gtuaE
| stcnl!ngs.
heell guilty OF receiving tlip tickets knowing
| tlat Drew hntl stolen tlgm;. l!o could nut
know that; hu lnd purchased t1cketsOf him
before, and s1,ppnsetl io WIS authorized to
soil them. IT 1t wns held tint i, man. must
| 70 to thu General l'NssHllger Agent bHfart
buying tickets, It would establish ii dangerous
| preGedent.
, 1881-01-11

obligation now nss,ln,ctl. tho closely pressing
futnro will speedily determine. tApp1n'lso.]
N[r. Dnll,ntn wns called for, but he l,eggctl
to h: excused, snyinE that the President lind
srt q ts!nl example. [App1nnsr.]
Tft President regretted to MtlnnM1icc TINT
Mr.. Alrflenry, thu SccUnl Vtcc-1'rrslttcnt,
wnS mt there th account Ut severe lllllcss
ThG IluarA tllrll ntlfnurnctl.
, 1881-01-11

lH0HlN'TE CUUItT.
III tho cstnto ri ,1uIln GDtlclie tho will WINS
proven nlttl admitted 10 probnsr, alil letters
tcstaMcnury were Issued to Cntl,arina NJ.
G1tleke. Tlia cssntc Is y,ttncsl nj VI ,50o.
III the nstnte If LtDlllel II. Aiken, letters
tcstunlchtury were iss,tci! 10 ChHrles Il. Law.
res,r.. at,I tolln Edgar. Tie rssNte Is vanetl
ut S!0.uO0.
LII the rslatc Of SoptIn j. AsscnhcIm ct nl.,
To Sarah AssenIlelln. Tho estate is valued
ut $4f5.
lii the pssnte Of LOFTS l,odctncter, letters
Of administration were issued to Ennl,lG
In tiie Estate of ltot,ert t trsisan, lcteis Of
administration wern IsstpN IL Jun Il. Ender.
Tilt estate Is ynflictl ut s., ,G0U.
, 1881-01-11


SrInStlE1ELl,, ILL.,, Lnn. 10.-Fi'lio following
orders were entered III tho Supreme Court
iO-.lay:
l. II. II. brown Y. Unmner Coal Company;
petition for rGnpentng denied.
I. T., D., Z. Il Il. v. Tho People; motion by
defendant to sut canso for oral argument.
ij. People ex rol. V. leacnck; motion to Illo
record Ms of spcnnd ttHy ot term.
Adjourned untll 10 Il. III. Tomorrow.
, 1881-01-11

So 1t would seem from what Mr., James Il
Young, ut Qwatol.lua, Nlinll., recently wrote
ns; Air. Young says: afy wife wns
afflicted with II very BevcrC sore thrUnt ill
July, aud three children similarly troubled.
st. jacobs OIL WIS used, Rtlt u con-, ,plcte euro
WIZ tho result. CalI recommend 1t to nIl
Inflicted.
, 1881-01-11
TO THE. PUBLIC.

Of DR.. lladway'e old estnbIlshGd IL Il. il ltolllu.
dies than tho baso anA worthless limitations ae
them: ~ ther1 arc Falsu lieaatvents, ltelofs.
that tAs aaus " halway" u oa What yvu buy.
, 1881-01-11

Il COrrcckfun.

10 tho Editor Of Tho Chicago Trtbune
CHICAGO. Jan. 1A-t wns aston!shch to notice
III your pnppr IF satur.sny Inst a statement in IN
advertisement ut Warmers Hafu Llynr aud Kid
ncy euro ttut recommended II. tlo not know
nnythinR nt,out tho nrtElo rs n i,ic,c!nu, and
never prescribed II uor my other }atcut t,cti.
clue, Yours, etc., r. r, OLiyEIl, NJ, D.
, 1881-01-11
RELIGIOUS.
The Wcokly Meetings Of the Va
rious Ministerial Organizes
tions.
Lecture OF the Rev. Charles Cavcrno Of,
"Mosals and God"

bHtIJSJS+
Tho baptist ministers held their weekly
conferences I'll tic cxclnt1Hn-roo1n Mt tho
Grnnh l'acltlc llotvl ynstar,lny forenoon.
The Rev. Dr. j.. Z. Anderson read Il pnpcr
Oil "The Morality 1t tho Old Testament"
llD said TINT laws wrre bnscG upon tho colt
tlttton 1f tho people for whom they ware III
tended. asul argued tint tliu Old Testament
tlO more sanctioned p03yEu1ny md 's1uycry
Than the fnr,ncr wlIo, willie clearing II TIM
Der fain1, IS responsible for the stun.tN III his
wllenl Held. III the at,o eass there WINS the
necessity 0f tuinE whnt cn,tl.l br tto,lc to get
Il cruz By irst taking nwny tho unttprhrllSl,
nste ttlesi glrtilinE t,e trees ,,nd lralvfng tt,
Nature aiit! ttnsH tho wnr't Of finishing tic
sag sf91ng, y 1ss sss,d d ,t wnt M"s n bet for s
M "raty "S ot s' io oa M estasst }sir saSs. snot S
llnlRcd by tile standards Of tho present cei,-
tury. Unlike works Of ilction, tho l,ihe
asssl'lrtl that men |!aH .c0ininui sctise.
Iii II discussion which rnstleI OH the essay
II WIS fAvornbly spoken of BY tile lacys. Per-
tn, FUsbl'rgE', Morgan, Hubert, and Dnr-
The Ery; Mr.. Bnrlloo coincIdcd With the
views uf DR.. Anderson. lie llntt lu SYM
iMthy Will those UNDERGRADUATES who siEd
!!nt E!tnW how 10 bundle the rase of David.
{ar" HHSt %'S ~ g9o ' ~ r., r. @ tere Wns n
!trsctl III tho L0rtls treatment OF tl,U Cnnnntl-
itrs.. Suetl men slpr!tl be trtntGd ua we
wt'sltn trent n hest Ut hortlets. 'rhe speaker
l,rnhcl,ctl olr to tho subject Of temperance,
nna declared himself 4 l,tl1ca1 1'rnilibltlul.-
ist. 1le would hover, tiot! hc;r!ng hin, vote
fur licensing r,li,.-sellers, md believed tisoy
slnntt ln S1inHlnrily dealt with.
Next AOntlny morning 1'ruf. Morgan will
reatl IL rupcr OIL 1.-THE PASTORS Historical
Studies"
After PRAYER by tho Key. Mr.. 0nenan, the
conference adjourned.
, 1881-01-11
recover sl5Oo0of tho Chicago Public Produce

Exchange.
trrspnss ursninst tho CITY Of Chicago, laying
damages 1T S10rNU.
Antaltc Sprentl brought suit to recover
S50CO tlnlnnnes of The Nitagu nf Hyde lark.
joseph Cnhill sued JOHN u. Short and Dnn.
lei ScNl1y Iur Sl,UMi.
, 1881-01-11

Leon, Marks Il co. begun suit In attach
mcnt yesterday ugailst william postl,wRit.
claiming Sl,:sssi.
j. II. Wuta commenced suit for $50 GOO
nEalnst tho Town 0f Walnut, bureau County.
licnry II. Ely t'lcl bill against i. f.
King, II. ii. llamt!ton, aud j. II. Gilman to
prevent them fr9,n using hls patent for I'm
Issued tn hiul Jan. II, l873.
Tho Dominion think sued W. n. Stule-
baker and i. q. Lewis for Sl,ao0.
SrATE EOUIErA. :.
, 1881-01-11
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cnrod Tor fifty cents.
There IL not ron,edlAl AEont IN thIs world that
will Gurs Feyer al.tl AKne and NIL othor MalaFi.
ss feysls sPs ns 81 fIsw 10 s aas 95
~ asKADWAY'H READY ,HELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1881-01-11
llIYNl{Cl:S.

Annlo Loysl He'd u bill Of complaint yes
ter<!ay ct.arglng that her husband, Mlclact
Lloyd, hsu beul, an liahttnal tlruukarsl fur tho
last thirteen years. a',l had also, during ths
suMc length OF time, frequently struck,
kicked, cliokcd. and otherwise Infused her,
~ tt Int, sl!e camnot lolE.r llvs W.! HIM. For
we'll ut luast three ttnlca .yeur fur yngrunoy,
nlN! llo Is ut present e,,1oylug II sweet seastli
Ut reposU therG, sD thut ae Gull bt easily found
by the Sllurllf !n order to serve AlM with
summons.
Judge i3arnum granted divorce to Annie
D. Eary from Louis a, Gary ~, the groulstl
of tlcsektlon, md to. Amelia q. s. 6chNuborg
Juigs J"meson ysstcrda M ~ grn,,ted aH ss' 4 IL,
yureu To John O'Keefe fFsMll 1lary Ellen
Qkc0fv OIL tho ground of .n.lultNry. anl to
Julll Westpllal from llAnslM0 Westpl,ul for
lesegt{0t.
, 1881-01-11

Now suits. M. .,,17-I,ernard A. Eek
llart ct nj. V. JOHN y. Gucnthmer. Confcs-
siof.
2,t7s-Charles Stein v. Archibald l.. Good.
AUUtul.
, 1881-01-11
BOARD OF TRADE.
Its Annual Meeting Held Yesterday
Afternoon.
Tic Fast Ycnr One of General Prosperity
for Tho Donrd.
Reports by the Retiring President an'
Treasurer Of tho Body.
A Neal and Sensible Inaugural Speech by
President {logcrs.

Tho annral mcc'Ing Of tho Doarl Of
Trade was tlrld on 'Chungc Mt . 0'clock yes.
ter,lny afternuu,,, tho 100 ,ne1nl"Fs present
ic,ug called to urtler BY First Vicc-preslslont
Durham.
. Secretary Randolph read
THE ..SSUAt. KErN1:T
Of rcilr!ns President Dwight. w!licl, WIS III
substance IA follows:
rhe receipts wcru sG22,Gs1.34, from these
, 1881-01-11

No ono has over butn disappointed lit us1ng
DR.. I3ulps Cough syrup. Tho staudard rctucdy.
, 1881-01-11

. Send l4 lottnr stamp 10 lKAnNFAF d. co..
NJ; ~ WAHhEf-ET., COR CllUI,CH.sI., NEW
s3T information worth thousauda will be eons
FOL.
, 1881-01-11

STATE COUNTS.
Frank Tallnadge Degana u suit yesterday to
, 1881-01-11

DENIEp THE ROFT IMPEACHMENT
TINT 10 was the, rrourietor OF II "poker;;
tho grcnt Nutlnnnl ga,iu 1T poker. DrUw, lie
said, I,nh sql,atltlerGd lis NANCY ull Il painted
beauty known as "1'nllli,c," ,"sivIng her nll
0no 0ccnsiUn n pntr Ut diamond earrings
vul,ie.l ut SStU, which Ito sent to New York
for. liz claimed 10 llnyp hnlgtlt THO tickets
from UreW "0N tho sQltArc.",
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-16
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin of Somerville, Mass.
saws: In the fall of 1876 | was taken with
bleeding of the lungs followed by a severe
cough, lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to nv bed In 1877 was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said | had a
hole in my left lung as big as half dollar.
At one time a report went around that | was
dead. gave up hope, but a friend told me
of Dr. William Halls Balsam for the lungs.
got a bottle, when to my surprise, COM
menced to feel better than for three years
past.
81 write this hoping every one afflicted
with diseased lungs will take DIR. William
Halls Balsam and be convinced that Con-
sumption Can be Cured l can positively
saw it has done more good than all the other
medicines have taken since my sickness.
marl4-tM tf.