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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-24
TESTIMONIALS.


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Dear Sirs:--We have used and sold
your work for the past three years and
have found it frst-class. Our custom
ers are all well pleased. We have sold
to several livery stables, and your bug
giles have stood the severe usage to
which they are subjected equal to the
highest priced buggies. Yours truly,
a.D -..a .oA.. Dunn. q WILSON.
Laporte, Ind. -.aa ..rie-i.a 81. "A
i-iA-J - Il ..e,11 .-..,.JI ..l.iliiH .1.-
iGentlemen;-I have bought of you
several of your side-bar buggies. They
are the best vehicles for the money, |
ever saw. 1 have subjected them to
the severest tests in my livery, and
they wear better than any other work
| have ever had. Yours truly, 20.
i..H4.lAs ~ ill., d..-n. f. ID. PARK.
Plymouth, Mich. ''''-e
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Dear Sirs:--From an experience of
fifteen years in the livery business we
are fully convinced that the durability,
style, and finish of the carriages and
buggies of your manufacture far excels
any Others in the United States for the
money. s),..Au BRAY d HEM. %
Council Bluffs, Iowa. "@.a'i -a
ii.iieoi-iI.t - .-u.,Jo Ill ~ 5.i4.i.l.4.I
Gentlemen have been using
your Brewster work for two years, du-
ring which time we have been convin-
ced they are the best buggies on the
road, and for neatness, durability and
general appearance, they cannot be
surpassed. Yours truly, ~
.h1l III. WEEKS 81 KDIBLE,
Carriage Manufacturers.
Laytonsville, Maryland.
Gentlemen:-Have been selling your
buggies and phetons the last two years
and as yet there is the first complaint
to be made. l think them the best
buggies for the money in the market.
They give good satisfaction to both
dealer and customer. " Yours,
ID u. -. d. r. A. McCoRNuCK.
sCadiz, Ohio. D-I,i.- -as -tia" .aa! ~.
Ias z. : -g-l.. l.ai ,Is-- .4ls go % 3~..e...-
Gentlemen-I have been using and
selling your manufacture of buggies for
twoayears past with great satisfaction
to both my customers and myself.
Those to whom ! sold, without excep-
ton. speak in the most exalted terms of
your work. / could furnish you testi-..
monials from each party to whom L
have sold your work. For myself, I
think they are thenbest buggies manu-
featured for the trade. Wherever I go,
ind those who have, a knowledge OF
your buggies all speak of them in the
most fattering terms. ,,, - . -. T.
- s.. Yours respectfully. l.i~.s 4. Z
~. g.. !" dJbHN w. 'CHRrsMAv. u.
Delta, Ohio ea.d D ~, j 5.ei s-d.ai.
.f.y 2. ,lesa i.M.ia.; 81. E. sat.a y.i
Gentlemen: ~ on made two 3-quar-
rrseated open buggies for us last sum-.
mer.1 We are very much pleased with
them. They are the best value for their ]
cost We have ever seen. 49, ~ so
Yours truly,
ia. A.sn.s DANIEL WooD, 49,
esI,~s - francis A. FOSTER So.
iRoostoyni Mass MIN o - $40 sai L~f'-,
c'oseton t'AaSS. saI u gangl !. E..s 10. 81
1oe.s itiw o. -szsds ,isly 4sIr Ill.,. 10 %.
lofic ialn lsC9 fuse u r-l.i,tJ E., -..sI
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H. HI. Warner & Co..
1S5 Indiana Avenue.

III. II. Warner 4 Co.,
Gentlemen-About one year ago I was
seized with a bladder difficulty which gave me
much distress. Although I'm the hands OF q
physician for months, 1grew no better. Du,
ring the winter my suffering was very great
and my symptoms became really alarming
then consulted an homeopathic physician,
and remained in his hands until about LIST of
"a. Apr h;s ttexPerlenced much peneht while un-
er. About this time April lst) was piirsuaded
10 give Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
a trial. have continued to improve and am
now very much better than at any time since
my aflment began. thoroughly believe yonr
preparation possesses medicinal virtues of
most unusual character for the relief of such
ailments as that have experienced.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-24
GAe,s...-. ee,HGSlG-

Thousands of equallystrong endorsements
many of them in cases where hope was aban
doned-have been voluntarily given, showing
the remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kidney
ana Liver Cure, in all diseases OF the kidneys,
liver or urinary organs. If any one who reads
this has any physical trouble, remember the
great danger OF delay. Is .ffi.sl...ys7 am.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-24
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H, II. Warner & Co., s.iH - sr'5.ij a..i-'
Gentlemen--Aboutl 10 years ago i was attack
ed with n very severe form of Kidney disease
which caused me unbeatable pain and suffer-
ing. My body was terribly bloated. The skin
was hard aud dry and not one drop of moisture
was visible upon the surface, while violent
pains darted across my back and about the
loins. Fer over year was treated by our
best physicians who exhausted their skill. and
experience, but 1 continued to grow worse
daily. Finally began to use Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and bottles only, en-
tirely cured me. Z -y.. d. $3.50. $3.50 Fl
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-24
From col. l.. +. FOSTER.

1OubgstOWn, DElO, May IUih, I6SU.
Dr.. b. j. Kendall & CO., Gents:-I had very
valuable Hambietonian colt which priced
very ghly, he had a large bone SPAWN on
one joint end small one on the other which
CHARGE OF two veterinary surgeons which
iaii d 70 cure him. Il w.s one day reading the
Cnicago Express, ! det-I mined at once 10 Try
it, a. GOT our Druggist here to Sc nd Tor 1T.
they 0rCered tnIee bOJties;. took them all and
thought L would give 1t a thorough trial, /
used II according 10 directions and the fourth
day he &C Ceased TO be lame. ana the luups
have diss pp-ared.' I used but one bottle aud
smooth as any hoI sc in The state He Is en-
tirPly cure.-. The cure was remarkable
hat l let two OF my neighbors have the
remaining two bottles, who are now using IL
Very Respectfully,
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-24

7'.+i-i s-' 30 49, INDIANAPOLIS IND.
- 4-itt sliti.eiLAi alS July 8, 1881.
h H. Warner & Co., Gentlemen:-Eor about
- years have been afflicted with LIVER COM
Gus disorders arising from a. torpid and de-
ranged liver, The symptoms were most vio-
companied by duh heavy pains in the side
tried various remedies and spent q great deal
of money seeking relief, and found nothing
that gave any permanent benefit. Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure relieved me
promptly, and have no return of the Distress
Ing symptoms. feel like a new man now.i
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-24
KENDALL,S SPAWN CURE.

is sure in IT effects. mild in fits action as 1t
Dies not blister, yet IL Is penetrating and
powerful to reach every deep seated pain or TO
remove any bony growth or other enlarge
ments such as spavlns. spiints, curbs, calfous,
spfains. swelings, and any lameness and all
enlarge ments of the johns or limbs, or Tor
rheum 4tism in man and for any purpose tor
which a linimenJ is used for man or least 1t
Is now known to be The best lfnament for man
ever used, acting mild and yet certain in Its
effects. III :..G
Serd address for illustrated Circular. which
we think gives positive proof OF Its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unQnaIi6ed
success TO our knowledge, for beast as well
as man
Pr ce 81 90 per bottle. six bottles for $500.
All Druggists have Ii or can get 1t for you, or
II will be sent 40 any address on receipt of
price by The proprirtOrs Or. B. j. KENDALL
& CO., Enosburg Falls, Vermont.
SOLD RY ALL DRUGGISTS. ars
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&las.O5

His own expenditure doubling the amount
gave: $276.l0-this for six months, making
the yearly sum of $552.20. 49,
"A blank expression ovsrspread his counte
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-24

KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH. 4i.--.
Patterns Mills, Washington Co, N. Y /.
February 2lst. 1873
DIR B. J. Kendall Dear Sir:-The rarticu-
lar case ON which used your Kendall's Spav-
ia cure WAS d malignant ankle sprain OF
sixteen months standing. hsn tried many
things hut In vain. Your SPAWN Cure put
the foot tn the ground again, and 'Or the first
lime since hurt, in a natural position. For
family Iiniment it exceis any thing we ever
used. Yours truly.
REV. M. p. BELL.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-24
Plymouth, Mich.

Dear Sirs:--From an experience of
fifteen years in the livery business we
are fully convinced that the durability,
style, and finish of the carriages and
buggies of communicative far excels
any others in the United States for the
money. ,Js..Da BRAY d HEM. .
Council Bluffs, Iowa 4a'i /"
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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-24

.iGentlemen;-I have bought of you
several of your side-bar buggies. They
are the best vehicles for the money, |
ever saw. 1 have subjected them to
the severest tests in my livery, and
they wear better than any other work
/ have ever had. Yours truly,
.l..1silae - ill., a..n. f. d. PARK.
, 1881-05-06
CREASE Of pn1, but since thsy are not REGARDED
RR ovcrfafthfu1, tho probabilities AFRO that their
patlti0n Will bo qtttotly tabled.

:. Syertatthfui, ~ irohsb,lties arc that their
LENA MARX, Antlrow 1inwio, Agnes Rnrkor.
and svnn I.indcr wcro ycsterdny- at!ju.sactl ln-
sane In the County Court. Tho first nnnicu ts
@ VIE Wss 70 ao See
TnH Committee on rubllu Scrvlco met yestcr-
day aftornt,on, ana asrcci 10 rgco,imci,i tho
1pooins,ncnt q 4 j; Cascy ~ mint .watesr.a,
that tho wntehmen employed no unIturM1t, tho
Uniform 70 co,islst of l!iu SUIT wth hr,ss h.it.
Gha'r'aaa 6t tho Committee. ' " >
Tum motion for a new trial IN tho caso OF
!udHo f0osnis, ami co.tinllod to tho May turn.
W. b t% t thS ctt T NIB. tnaf scS tie o
beyond control, bit lid Honor Wis ot tho oplli
l,'tt that tlew trni nt this ti!no would result M
ts astG T. e. any '''r I" 'he matter was ''' ''''
,JulxsAxNr wnB ycstcrdny cntcrol agalnst
Mssn n na hs srStgs ,S Y &c SGsk y,
6o ,''i i a .o st,f'; 4 SLUG at,a tho ,iise:
rncnt was cNtcrctl, It will ho remcnbrret!.
un number III bou!s eunle tlmo naoi hut uotlt.
viii @ searscis % 10 ,nas & % m oxcoptpn ~ to What ap.
peurs to bo the rlllO III b.eh tneos.
&l1t,Hr ON MEX.
Complaint IL mltle Tint tho contractor for
giving SHIRT ntuasurc. and ycstur!ty tho fi..s.
pltai Cnn'nttoo sot nnont i,!vestilMting. rho
dsys Sr 81 te ss sE hoa I'D o sSsa
Eal!ons whereas they shoMl.t haye coi,talnel
eight !nAkinE total shoEtago oi about xtu Enl.
1 s"a bees setsiss M'Ik FIJI X MsSss. y y
kMnkNkoc, a,a that ho hAd delivered i without
thht fsNtlnjf IN Tim NtOrtA
, 1881-05-06

The remaiua 0f chi. James II, Uuwen were
brought In from Hyde Park OH a train yesterday
uornlp8, anti, accompanied by Msga number
VI tr!ea1a Ill cHrr!AKcs, takoD to IT, Jnmcs'
Church, corner OF Cas- aud Huron streets, whore
tho funeral services wore had Tho caskot, the
lid Vt which wAs covered With ttowers,-a cruss,
TWO p!l(owa. aud II blsket,-wna bOrne Into tho
canrvh by II. II. ioburt, 4. W. Johnstone, D. A.
pair1o, +. 81, Webstur, william Pullman,
and Il. q. Clark. lslshop MoI.aren and tho
ltevt b1r, ilnrrl8 led tho PROCESSION, tho
former rcu!tinx VI nm tho rcsuErGpioa."
Following the family or tho leceused wero q
squad Of Hyde Park police under tho command
of Capt. Hunt. Ab0ut NO people were seated In
tho pows, and among theM wero George Dowen,
Frederick Tutlll, Jeroms neuehps. Gen. Geurgo
sMith. Gen, Turrenou. William Hrosa, Charles l..
Easton: 9nItaM huMssoy. Stephen Gale. y. H. Lar.
G1AHu, Frank toun1iy, ue0rKp N, PujtInnti. A.
= putiInal, schuyler llcn,am,ti. Marshuii Ficid,
nnsots nGn iI, + nun4p XtI.t = T. A1c Erauk Gray ts
TON Hurry NicharIsOll, Wiiiluta Nioharist,u.
Paul .EurlIolI, GuuuN kl0wlcs, Gil. U4rkG,
L; r Watkia.s,' I, l. y laililan John .: notv. u.
Christ0phcr atot.el,na,l, i. u: harmony, Hugh
!!uyne, W. W. 5tgwart, lpursua ilsnlaintn il. Z,
Tsyior. i i, = i,rox sad 1haaa. lioys, w. on H tse T.
altar woro several beautiful liornl offerings, the
ntoat conspicuous 0clnX y larGe pillow with
"My tirothnr" IL! tue osntFe, which was sent
unaolo to be present an ucc6qnt vt tho sickusaa
of hIs .wIfu. Othor dostxMs wtro from
airs. s!9ed, alr. F. !: Sth. Mr. +. ltfich, Mr. And
Mrs. Fred Ely, aud llr. aad Mr.: Il. +, Ouytou
service for tho burial ot the deau. which was
conducted ny tho Hahup. This over, the pail.
, 1881-05-06
FEDERAL NEWS.

JoHS MCCARTHY, who WIS Indicted In the nlin,-
bcr VI offenders ARninst tho election Laws, gnve
ball yesterday Ia tho pcnal sum Of $1,000.
TEN THOUSAND pOLt4AI.s In gold and e coo In
silver was dist,urscsl ut tho Sub.Iruas,ry yca-
toriay. Six thousand dollars iii silver was ro-
Ge!ycil.
TIE informal roycnuo receipts yesterday
amounted to <I0,tEl or which sa7i,rE. wls for
ssl.lrits, eJ0N tyr tptaccO und cigars, $la5 for
boOr, nnd $S,::s50 for licollscs.
FOLLOWING is the list Of ttatiable goods re-
cGtvett ~ tho Cust0ii- flnnse yesterday; Jerome
ullrich, 70 casks vino: Lyon 4 }tealy, 7 CASES
rscs 'aa,,c, sl yats qh'tpK Gn
unit s. son, tuse CIgllrs; ljIrl6y & ryrrcil, 10
S%vkSes Ms1s Garth"nware I. ackases carthc'-
fort Northorn District Of. l!lnoIs, who wns
confirmed BY tho 6unate Wednesday, arrived Il,
ts eity oat ll nos pp5 in a. VI.
mission and taku i1uld Of tho otIlcc within
to whit cnnnxes Will bc 1tutle III tic working
forge, IND it Is pussbe tllat almost ult will bo
rptMintf.
snsy bad e Y so Nth
liousc, and ii rcply to y question as to why
tAeru was 80 much l,rptractctl delay III tlntshin4
tho public buildings, was infurnelI il wis owing
tp Il avl,lete.l o1cheuuor. Mr.. +. @; Church. u
Fen fa sa oG y ,a
"
1nattcr up, and Il the appropriation IL not
wholly exhausted will pruccuu at ot1cQ 10 nut on
tho ltsding touches
wusrux's couuttrAr,oy.
MIR roto, 'hn,.st ,a,,,t,,.s. I". :, ,v.....
hns III ht6ort, Snn hnd sniv oa nn ~ r. tM,
st",inn shst - ,tn uv e Spty ~ n ~ " tua toGGla
h@ tTb pn ~ 9ard aeor naa Dean
rrnnivc 1ri"r th sv avutnr, S .o "uw sost uGa
ssn ~ . eah Msm system W. tEosueMt
sbo nt s fr n Wn,Sn Il ar Pr tt 70 M Xst
- ,I9's p1 ~ III ao 9 ~ Apita tnna tuis ~,
VIZ VII ,;str ~ IT, ra %us ~ a. eieaoney M
tho 6issrut jndso Tic prcambjo u u Ipe tho patdon
'S Y W1nnWas t1,nwa: ro.u r, wust,, ~ oo,v,.,,o
a, ,,.t.m ~ Jean ~ M1istiMl. ~ cnnVeuon
It'll III r W. ~ t ~ sno noa St9tss f
.is w. t1 III pI M wv aautH Hssvet VI III
t. sus. ~ ~ +, - uay u Dcennbgs. 1su 70 IN
hrssnens M t,rn, ~ 1l9 Gnestor w.! renitenelaty t1r
! N.Y. tcem or oile year, aa'd 10 pay tane OF VI,
WIZ WnsMSta WfSss aae rbo crccutton n .,,a ,,,.v
was sl!sbsiied to "llow opportunity to apply for
pass;aaW9I,, Y aWi,,,,l.l anu +. !. .a,,
WHEREIN. y u rcrrcsentot! tnat previously
inc s il "gtm .a!'t VIZ a. o, go sSatt nn ny
cnitSWn9o. tW!9s & ani NIL.
m!kEEAs !I. .s.A Tho Iuago WHO presiuou o. hls
trla h!s alafiotsu tnat tere Wero circumstance
1eIalii,E 10 inltS9t9 iaas Gt, ata !s expresscd
, 1881-05-06

This banking house, which under the
aboyo title has becumc 80 well a1ld favorably
known throughout the West, give notice Of
asother step III utlynnce that Is but In keep
Ing with the progressive spirit Of tho lne-
telephone noloriety, lias become special
partner. by whiel. iie11ls tho paitl-lp cApitn!
llas been doubled. The prompt n,l{l coiiser-
yatiye management OF t1lis house In tho pnst
ing Installations of the West. It Will continue
under tho sntne name and management rs
heretofore. Its already large general baltk-
linz. Investment aua fOrpign exchange blisl-
IIcss will keep paco with the growing de.
lnunds OF tho country.
, 1881-05-06
THE CIrY-IIALL.

Tneng wcrc forty~two burial. permits issued
yosturtlay.
THE Trustees Of tho FIromon's and Pnltoe Ne.
liof Fund will moot Monday uftornoon at 2 o'clock
III tho Controllers Office.
Tue Mayor has bcon invited to the Southern
Hotel opening, which OCCURS III Ut. Louis Oh no1t
"Wednesday. Ito won't 10.
THE Mayor ycstordRy revoked tho saloon
lconso Of Hubert Claytot,, TIN Fourth avrnue for
kuep!ngn place whore th'eves and prostitutes
GonHroKato.
ANOTHER test wns 1nado yesterday by City-
Engineer Ctegisr Ut tho lrHl that ID being put
Into tao Harrison atroot tlaauct. It was ux-
tho Commissioner Ut Public Works ya1turtiay.
Thcso wpro only two sent In. The lowest wis
I$.,Sl0, and tho othor &j,*sis,
,KnE large engino at tho North sIlo water-
taken apart and oIoanu.l prar 10 ia s,,t1l inner n,er
H5 witt bfssy TT u ns %os, sS"S g. %ass,
Are IN readiness tor atly emergency,
SUPERINTENDENT AAl.Iss1T, Of tho tlre.nlarm
telegraph, su's yesterday thAt 10 soon d. the old
III e eeane hs sfGS Ss S a hs
Cril Wi,0r9 M olactTiS light OF 40o, cgndla.
% Re f1opp aS pqSSew So t9 tpy 3s
lAe light ts TO- be elevated SO that It can bo aoun
clcarly olu milo nway.
TnE following building permits woro grantot!
s atS 70 est ID 81 Wuss stroDi
to cost $l,Att; John sh0n. for y enu- autry brick
;H,x ;Sattaxo ana sh9d. corHor Oaklsy y Mysnne M ai,d
@ sstast, lie sss s.i ss Ssst F!sys ss' os !ss
ktory and bAsctisnt dwellings 70 by ~ foet, 100
North PaWlna street. 70 cost %lssJ0.
THERE are psrsons who Mre Inclined to tako
issue With u. d. Wulf III regard 10 h,s stntu-
% %mStlts T.! mails tnA Tt!nuSE roportor Asa pub.
, 1881-05-06
THOMAS NtADDY.

Tho funeral OF Mr.. Thomas muddy, WIN died
Monday afternoon at hs Into residence. Mo. :..IfI
Monroe street, touk plaoc yesterday nftcrnaon
from Centenary NJ. Il. Church. uf which Mr..
MGddy waa q t1oyout and etllc!ent men,bcr.
There wns no regular funeral sermon preached
and ohnrnGtur ot tho 1scunBci were lllltlo by the
lleys. y. STOMP, A.C; George, ]. n. Williamson,
ta p1 Mrs Ga1se rrcss1gr :of .,o w1mans Cats.
very nctvo worker IN tho temperance ca,,se
and WIS ut ono tnn city missionary for tho Chl-
ch9n Methnilsts. lie w.ls IN hia list ycrr whDn
ho !lied. The pRll-Ienrers yesterday wcrc All.
Arthur Dlxun md Mcssrs. II. j. ThOmps0I
llchnrd Clark, and u. Z. Haymnn.
, 1881-05-06
OBITUARY..


Mrs. ABIGAIL +. GRANT.
Mrs. Absgnll +. UrInt, Superintendent OF the
Homo for tho Fricnltlcss, died yesterday morl,-
Ing at = O'clock ut tho residence OF her son,
PrUf. Gr,lnt, No. :al8 Wabash avenue, utter
protractcd lllncss. Sho had boon ailug for SOW
orasl yenrs, suffering from complication Ut dis
oilses, md two months ago her condition wns
such that tho Iloariuf Managers suggested thnt
sho tako a three ,nonths' rost, hoptng TINT ut
tho end Of that timo which would have l,ecn tho
first OF Hoxt month. aflu would be ablo to return
to her lnbors lnvIy0natcd nnl restored tn health.
hut nll taloulat ttons wpre In vNtn, for disease
had 30 fastened upun hur that restoration wis
lmpossible, and sho grow fetb!er aud fceblcr,
uHtsl doath gut tho mastcry Of hur life.
Tho dccuascd was horn In Norfolk, Conn, in
1SD. was d graduate OF Mount Holyoko SoInl-
nary. and ut tho uge of %i nnrrlcu tho Roy. Joel
urant. a Congregational minister. sho came
West about threc yours ator. hor husband hav-
Ing bcun sent In tho Home Missionary work. and
focatcd ct lockport Ia this State. At tho out.
hrulk ot tho Wns her husband wunt into tho
mhnd, leaving tho missionary work In her hands,
4 few Xoara later, however,. And upon tho estMls.
ualled there tn take tho position az Matrun,
plhep ~ which she won considerable distinction.
and which she held until about tho close Or tho
sha bold at tho tllno ot hnr drath. her husband
h4ystnK dlal u9out etYht yours ngu.
WlUM Mrs. Grtlt tsIOX charge Nt the Homo 1t
WIS In ats ihtancy. but under hnr fostering caro-
II hus gsnwn Il, .s present proportions. She ls,-
fused now iItu lnto tho iu,Dfa work, drew around
her tue chnr!tntly tHe!ned, md by her ruto
executive ability. Ean'al sHnnners, perseverance,,
m!t!e It what 1t n!,w Ii. Fr1n tho Iny she took
husd OF II tu hor leath tho history OF the Homo
space to rotate. Haiteu 1t fo yay that hor lMls,r
Mas QUO Ut love and solf-aanFlnec, and the
!1lmo III hcr stuash has sasstuinet au utmost
!rfnp4rn1lo 'Osss. which 10 keonly f0lt not only
by the ohcors OF tho institution, but by thou
sands who haSb learned to ln1k upon It Us QUO 1T
upon h,r ~ n Indy oe rare Qualifications and
pnrsUnal Wnrth.
Thu llna.l Ut Managers wilt meet this mora.
lnH to arrange for her Ytlncrt!, which 1t IL
thought will OCCUR ut tho lInnla ttl.n,0rra,w
nt'rr!ng: Her romans will 10 takou to Louk.
port fur burlul.
, 1881-05-06
SUBURBAN.

Tile ossoll cssny cUnest for tho Tar,ynll prtzo
Of 10 will o.cur this cvening III tho Conuregu-
t|unal Church. Tho following speakers will np-
pour: Miss Lyl,a Il. Jonos, ~; Miss Gertrude
N. Skeltot,, 81; Miss Jnlhto II. Marshall, 81;
Miss Emma NJ. prndtct n; Miss Emtnn r.
Meaerve, III. Miatp Will to furnished by Miss
Lydia llnrrls md Mss Shrinking, er Chicny0. The
prfxe will b8 awarded after tho prUgraIn.
rULt.lIAN.
The laborors ut Pn!man nro OH a strtko, do
Inh.lltng 1l75 por tily, ru!sg Of 70 conts. ThIs
denNtMl hls mt ybt been ncccled to. A number
nttpr striking thought tho nintter ur0r and went
quietly buck to work.