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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-28
Real Es, te Tran.fer..

Tho following transfers Of real estate
in Statsman county have been made for
the week ending Jan 22:
J. S. Chase to Adam G. Kidd. ne II
sec 25, tp l40, range GA, 100 acres S..
200.
s. S. Gardner to Jas. A. Atkinson 4
ot NV d SEC l, tp 139, range 81, IS 42-10O
acres $500.
Chss. F. Kindred to Sara E Kindred.
ne Il NV VIZ Sc ] sec IS, e11<
sec 25, tp 139, range 63, all sec 8, tp l39,
range 81. $40 acres 81
l.oranz Joos to John NJ .Jons. n 4 ne
Il and ne u nv u, sec IL, tp 40, r 81.
100 acres $500.
Jones & vennum to Sophia Atkinson.
lots 1859, 10, I'll. 172, 173. l74, 1s5.
17e, 1T, 17S, i7s, 1870. 1871, 1872. 1873, 1874.
1876 and 1856, in jones & Venuum's addi-
tion to jamestown, $S64..54.
Geo. j. Goodrich to John w. Good-
rich, lots 12 s. II, b 90, Jamest,wn, $l,-
oOn
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-28

a bill passed both houses of the terri
torfal Legislature oh the 22nd, under sus-
pension Of the rules, authorizing Boards
Of County Commissioners throughout the
territory 20 act as Bosrde of Health in
cascs of ptstilence.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-28

and the Red Rivers. and those who re
side in the Black Hills are as tnuch enti-
tied to legis' ative enactmcnts for their
sdevelo pment as are the more favored 10
calities that have already secured the
fruits of tho law which has produced sev
Ell hundred miles Of new road. It will
be time enough to consider the propriety
Of tampering With this enactment when
our railroad system us complete and sll
sections are enjoying the benefits Of
steam communication with the outer
wor'd-when our country is filled with
the people ~h,ch these reads will surely
bring and our vacant lands are occupied
and prod ucing the bread and meat Of ma
tions, and revenues for the commons
wealth. Cities, villages, manufactures,
well titled farms ard people are the
source from which our public funds
must be drawn Railroa Is will bling all
these Much in the future will be better
than y little at present aud less by and
by.yj5
Probably .tll:re has not been, nor will
be, bill introduced during the present
session Of the Legislature that bears With
it more importance than does the regis
tration bill which has been carefully pre-
pared by our able representative, Mr..
Wells. The whole territory feels the
need of protection agninet fraudulent
voting. Our present system is loose and
impracticable, 50 much so. thst our elec-
tons have as usual thing resulted In
.labeling the whole territory with dis,
grace. For three elections in succession
{ ur territorial Legislature has been cursed
with contest cases, that have eaci,
time been Disposed of to the satisfaction
of no one.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-28

-s' "a .
The Deadwood Press says: .sDakota il getting
sick and tired OF the present exemption law
which is such a liberal translation Of you get all
you can and keep all you get that 1t reacts against
those whom it is intended to benefit. A man may
want liberal exemption and Il chance to hold .
modicum Of property, but he is not generally desir
ous Of buying all he can on credit, with an assur-
ance that 1t cannot be touched again. After
making these remarks the Press proceeds to pre-.
dict that there sis not in the legislature who
will b willing to touch the exemption law
with . ten foot pole" 40
E While at rne capital we observed that
the subject Of exemption was attracting
no small amount of attention, and in
many instances the principal theme of
conversation Mcssrs. Warner and Hard.
ing, Of the Black Hills, also, Mr.. Wells,
of Stutsman, are known to be strongly
opposed to the present law, and if We re-
member correctly, !heir plan is not to al
low single man anything in the way of
exemption, ard to allow married men on
ly about $500, or its equivalent. 1t IS
very probable chat effective measures will
be taken by the present legislature.
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jamestown, Jar. s5, 1891.
Ti,e C,pisai ss..ss IN

The Capital Saloon will open in Christ
Timm's old stand. IN the first day of
February. Mr.. W. J. Hyatt, proprietor
Of this new institution. will open with
one of the finest stocks of imported and
domestic goods ever brought to James-
town. He will also keep the celebrated
jamestown lager on draught acc 'mpanled
by a first class free lunch for the benefit
of his customers. jamestown beer nve
ceuts per glass.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-28

TEKKfTO8lAL KIk1N
The Dakota Prs gress il moaai ctauCA-
ter
The Fargo Repubii.s prrnisss ~
start daily rs soon as circunseassD Win
permit.
Tov sr City continues to bosm.
Valley City boasts of two brick bs,ld-
ings
B smarck wants water wstks, as lea.s
the Tribune docs.
Washingtou's birth day ell b eele>
br.ted IN the sbspe of calics ooll. =
Fargo.
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BENNETT BUSTED

WAsH.NGroN Jan 27.--The house com,
mitlee has reported adversel m Ben
nett's bill to admit the southern portion
of Dakc to as state.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-28

A printed copy Of Mr.. WcllsTbill pro-
vidlng for territorial registration law
has reached our table. The first section of
the bill provides that the persons au-
thorizcd to act rs judgcs.or inspectors Of
elections ANY town. city, ward. district
or PR cinct, shall meet ON Tuesday, two
weeks before any general election. at 8
o'clock, a. m !, and proceed to make list
Of all persons qualified to vCte at the en-
suing election. The bill also pr. vides
that it shall be the duty OF said board to
enter upon the lists the names Of all per
sons residing in the--election prt cinct OF
district whose name appears on .ths poll
list kept in said precinct or district at
the last preceding election; { 1t also pro.
vides that it shall be the duty of the
board to enter in addition. to the names
on the poll list the names of all persons
known to the 'ectors in said district, or
shall be proven to be by oath A copy
Of the aforesaid list shall upon compile.
ti"n Oe posted IN some public and CON
spicu"us place where it can be examined
by any elector who may desire go to do.
Sec. 6 says that it shall be the duty of
the board st their meeting for revising
and correcting said list to erase therefrom
the name ofeany person who shall be
proven by the oath OF two legal voters of
said precinct not to be- entitled to, vote.
Sec. ID reads as follows:
Any person who shall cause his nnn,e to be reg
isterd in moro than one election district, or who
shnil canse his name to be rcgisterrd. knowing
That he is not a qualified voter where snid registry
Is made, or who shall falsely persorate any regis
tcredt voter: any person acting or .abetting any
person in any matter in either Of said acts shall
DC punished for any and each nffense by imprison-
ment in the territorial prison for not less than two
or more than five wears. If any member or officer
OF ssid board shall wiIfuv violate any Of the pro-
visions Of this nct, be guilty Of any 1rand in the
exec uticn Of the dnties OF his office. he shall be
punished by imprisonment in the territorial prison
not less than one more than five years
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THE LATEST 81 TELEGI
specai Dispa.eAss hsa - Qsarters = u
isclAding ~ ~ sispsstast 49, = -

Special to The Abort.
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u JAMESTOWN. sTI7TsMAN COUNTY D. 4. JAN. %, 1881

Gall wants TO he permitted tonegotiateI
with Sitting Bull He thinks lie can in
dnce the blood thirsty renegade to come
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4 crooked Comfy beard.


Tue Commissioners of otter Tail couk.
ty have fixed .he salary of the County
Attorney at 81 900, and that Of the S'-
perintendent Of Schools at 81 400.
Commissioners of Clay county havc txsd
the salary of County Attorney at 500.
and that of Superintendent of Schools -
$500. Mr.. Howard las appealed from
the action of the Commissioners to the
District Court.
Otter Tail county 10 not rich county.
ms ny of its inhabitants are poor people,
and yet they are cursed with Board Of
County Commissioners whose aim is 70
bankrupt the county that their own sci
fish ends may be gr,tifed. The peopls
OF Stutsman county have cause to r.joice.
Verify, they have.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-01-28

Special to The Alsrt.
PLANTED.
ST. PtUL. Jan, eSfh. The fun
Justus @. Ramsey yesterday, was
attended. Secretary Ramsey was
from Washington.
4 STEAMBOAT TNEFKCroRx.
/ WASHINGTON Jan. % Ats ni
of the supervising stesnbost insp
yesterday, the steanbost accident
past, summer r,ceiSed attention Ans
portant modifcstinns in existing
looking towards better discipliaeil
f1f ffrss snd stricter preventative
were suggested and approved.
EXAMINING ,ARD.
The house army committee agree
report favorvorably on the bill auth
ing the secretary Of war to constitut'
axamlnipg board. before which shall
pear all officers deemed by him unfit
service from any cause except injuls
discharge from service, or old agssa
any are reported on unfavorablys the
to be mustered out.
The lonse spent Yesterday in fll;s
tering over Morgan's electoral count
The republicans fighting over conteS
elections and stavinR of action on N
gan's resolution. 4
The senate committee agreed to e.
prehensive bill looking to stamping
of plenro pneumonia.
The senate committee agreed to rep
favorably on billAappnprating 800, G
for government buildings 1t Minneapnf
*s5,0O0 for Duluth aud $1O, 900 for Grs
Marsh.
The sentiment of the seuate commit.
on the funding bill il for the issuance
three hundred million 8 per cent .
four hundred millions 81 per cent bone
o. g. SENATOR.
Fl nR1sBrRG, Jan 20. The ballotil
for q. S. serator. Yesterday showed .
ver, 81; Wallace. 80; Grow, So; scat,e
ing, IL. A new dark h,,rse in hs pcrs.
If Thomas W. Phillips, Of New Castl
a wealthy oil producer and personal frie,
Of General Garfield, has appeared in Il
field and yesterday received two votes
UNDERGROUND.
ALE. ny N. Y, Jan. 2S.-A bin "
yesterday providing FIR Il
laying Of telegraph wires under grorn
sALE OR LEASE
ST. l'AC1., Jan. 19.-Rumors Of the 81
,r lease OF the N. p. K. r. to the G. \
8 St. p. r. r, exist here at st. Paul, b,
how we'll grounded they are, it is impoa
;ible to say
A BLAZE.
NEW York, Jan. 2e.-The large built
ng No so5 and ss7 Broadway, Ne,
York, burned last night. It was ccct
bed by Sweitsar, Pembroke q Co.. d.
goods; Lowson Bros, laces and d.
goods; Temple & Da, idson, shirts I,n,
b6O, 900.
In the pedestrian match 10 New Yor
;ity. Hughes is ahs4d naving covered Al
niles.
BENNETT BUsTED
WASHINGTON. Jan 27.--The house con-
nitiee has reported adversel ol Ben
lett's bill! to admit the southern portin
# Dak, to as a state.
, 1881-01-13

JttHtnf GIf{f {Ff.f.i FHfEl.
"Wednesday night WaB thp coolest recorded
stnco INF, md With nfie exception tho cul.lEst
siuC1 l& Tho Ng.tt,Hcs oil tllA trees III tho city
weru atl fruHen this tliurItnE. Nr. Mooru, 1f
Fruit tow, reports hs 0rlli4o trt,t, III very
udy ,lnuEc,l Ii, Euct, tlu fcurs tho f,,xs nr his
enttro cr0j'. i trrYruIn to Str. Whitfield
W!alkcr. f.:m Pa,tssotkr' l.aka. Sumter County.
tintest Ut III It. I'll. yesterday, statei ttntt lit
uuinKc W,ls done 10 rho nralt.o er!,t Or trees,
except tn worry teEr hil,ls ptl sunlI trees. The
temperature ycatcrtE!y nnrtsl,r stood M fhI-
lnwR; lrcGM Cnyt, ~ degrees; Fruit Cove, ~
tcErecs; Mandarin. a '!eKrees; tieauG!lrc, "a
sleYrrns; llibpr1la II dcarits Mr. Juhn llrt,wtlt
f Nattlarin reIurts Ills Gisty1 Grt,t,, alHut ,U
u,cL. Mr. illilncll, III Tug opposit sls.a Ut .llu
inor,tng l>r. 4. e. lsuiiwn Hatliureti 100 oraugea
UNI! tho sumo number ur tsnsuHs from trees IN
his yatss, n,it tH,1h every ttisu nf them frt2eN.
Thu Hon. Il. H. l'AN!yA arrived hero yester.lny
atlurntH,t fEt,Ut l'lGuatA whGFo hu tlAs II srtlyC
SIR. cnnhvn BtltuB tint tho mercury wont luWll
to II heK.. hut tho Gri!t 1T thut plHcu Ind nat
beon injured. At l'nIalka tho thermometer
Wnbt d0'Ytl tn u ,lcg., Rf,d thu oranXos ut that
paAtc wcrH bully frHtsr.
Thu t'utnnxa 10 tho crni' cItnnot TO accurately
ostnAteh. It Is Tho Hcher1lf nEEttnn thlIt tho
trees Will tIut l1 hurt, aiA 1t ID lDpetl Tut tho
llutnlrr Ut UriIlECk destroyed by tho g'1l.l WILL
not bU lis lNrHe rs tiINat !NrAot,h now four. III
scll,D sections most Of tho fruit Will pru!Iubty hu
suvptl, and at,out ono'thIr'l has alscauy Geun
lltNrkptUI.
, 1881-01-13

Our estecn,c,1 South .tnerIcan contemporary,
tho i,ttnsa. VI l.ncnos Ayres, inakes pud!c tho
istda M stHry q ~ ,ra''saI'ao,, hat ss rH'se
On July |, 1atR, Ilr. l.AsPur, tl1en Minister OF
the interlor received Il com nunie. tlnl, from ~
referred, sls Is THO wont uf hcntls OF l!otnlrt-
tncnts WIN lnvo tho muHt elcetions to think nr.
tu i nsuhor.ll,1ntc-thc cn,'lnssior nt ln.lMl,
n tic Minister !lat tic petition II Archl lbaii i.
llnhns i Co, ahnlta'l hb grn'!fctl. md in lust
viii viii % IL sch tilt tt,at Xrchissl !. i6Slns Is, ,lid
not let tho grass Wrow under thosr frut.
III this uos.troi lna Argo,'tsno u.,vcrnmlcnt
monopoly ii Ill tho good tliIngs to bo tpliIl or
introduced all tho slunls nut rt,eks lying ,lr
oS ess esrsss q H ststs ptTSn seais H H." II, @
gums, tho gliaio. werc 10 Dn Tor te,l yenrs tho
Exclusive Hruperly q Archlbni,' \. t>a,hil!s =
stack tho isla1tla With catltD nnd ,MtElcncs. II
they ci's'aa 10 start coln!ips. tho tossrlitrG,t
uareed to giyO eath tam!'yM Homestead q ~
bulA i. Ilt,bl,lt,8 & To- wero to lay tho Uorcyti.
l,uut II iixetl sim on the sellss peKuinN, md
Ennt,n takon and to deposit forfeit III security
As tho Frtnsa prints out, this contrnct, rushed
throiGh witt, such tAstg, not 0nly wns 4 Sert,
away tho hest ptrl Of rMtaRGniA faru song, but
wis A!sO III tint violation ct tho Hct VI EHIEGtss
coast frso 10 to ali .aoncrs, lid tIo H.her aut of
EnnEIrss which fGrl's tho allu,latlon u! rultlu
lAId uxerpt for tho purpose Ut MotIAt sut1!e.
Muht. Thu rtsMMt mnkcs lrt.ll1eal cac,Isca TOR
tho Minister, IN tho 4rn.n.l thut hewns l0O busy
with llolitlrs to inform himself IN tho matter,
Hit Ii wua tic uninubtel duty Of the Cn,nnts-
sloif1r Of Immigration to know whit lIB WIS
On juno 10. iSi9. tho Minister u tho lnterlar
e,tsc'l ~ tW spretul uinute 'laelnr!ns
tho u.tl,traut null and ut III GiIeGt. II appears
Tint b. III. uyprsAht tho c0I,&tct hatl ,nt rol,-
egly lIYse tho Dh!oe Ut tho eiinsbrslsAunt NVtAry,
asia thB Minister, having Ent hls oyrs nI,un III tho
moan tlls, atailetl hll,!selr 0f thsa !ntorMallty
on i'm. il. lsso, QUO. ilcnry llarkor, irSlurnK
hussylr tu be tho Legal Representative oE ltut4el
linIph lcsIi0r, lneinhprut -tllo trlll Ut Asrhi-
lal,l y. I>olthIlis u Ch-tho 0t,aer Euumbers heu|
l!obtlns himself mud !!onry snhervlllo fate-
Cnsl,l vi ituUl,os Ayros yottinx fnrth tho fnuts,
u sevn frotu ssie t,ras point ot yic. prTtesi1,x
lulit, nt,d ot,anslinR for hla principal uatuKcS
IN thU s.lu, ~ $3,0lI jKll.' Tho Caisul. T. T..
AukCE. associated Atu4cll With llcury nurkuf III
, 1881-01-13
IRISH LAND QUESTION.
Millions Of Acres Absorbed by Land
Shurlks md Spectators. ntd l1ao Old
Families Swept Away.

Millions Of Acres Absorbed by Land
Shurlkx mud Spectators, atld lIao Old
Families Swept Away.
Nv an Et-Irish Landlord.
Some years ng0 l owned II considerable
property III the West Of Ireland. li,,llcritc,l
the property from my fntlcr n,,A 1t lind bcu,,
III tho possession Of my tu,nIy for centuries.
Ltko n!l Irish landlords Ut tho oil schnol,
WI wcr0 resident proprlctors, md such IL
thing us IN "abse,tct" VIII comparatively
unknown. III tic oil Lines ycry few Of liz
used To travel It wasgllite n,i undertaking. 10
go'to Englalld. stnge-coacllcs wcreslow, nnd
llnyc known c0lltrnry wtl!tls to make nas-
snge to Liverpool take rs much us thrcU luys.
Tue result wis tllut tic landlords stopped Mt
hn,ne, and, willis Gmllyating gnUtt relations
with their tcl,uMts,spcnt their Incomes among
those from whom il WIS dcrived,--the iea-
pic. There WIS u relic uf fuudalism, IL you
like, existing between tic landlord ,l,ut tho
tennllt which induced the luNl0rtl to trsnt
tho tenant ~ dependent N,llt tho tenant Ia
look III tn THO landlord Will reverence t1Nt
respect This relic Of frlmlAIlsM WAS nat tho
tl,o tenant, but Il WIS inllnitIy preferable
10 tho rtlla 0f tho lantl-}Ol,utrs WHO l,0w owl,
30 much Of the soil uf IRELAND. ,rllnre were
20 assasl'utl9ns IN tliose gtnd. old times:
fhey were fuw nril f,r betweua. 'ri,o resi-
Debt lulldloul could not be II hatl man. 1t
WIS IN tho nature 1f things, tint he would
DO kIHd tu tll0so Will! whom l!1 cnnle !!i en-
lis tens,iiry. vi fkc"ni If III ter troubles, saw ti.eir
lriumplls, know of their rryerst.s mi mis-
fDrt,laals NH! erery tcI.r'It On l,ls property
icca.l1e ~ object 0f consideration ut lfs
snoycd s 1T the 5Ia 'G i'o.,se ss arS1t MHts % tic
stn'1,'t, Or tlte EaF,le,: Or y tlS .slnos.e:
lllto tho kitclicl! Or tl1o dairy, Then there
Ssos Msss IT, ess 3ssor @ Ss. S SSs;sE a IT,
terah OF tho lnMllnrM, wliD always cu!lsill-
cred tint t!Uy l!ntl Il H!GelAi clA!,n u. Its ut.
as',G', , hffE ler@ %eEs tt't',s,t
nuestta, III Tunt niiogetiiSr, ;ihb ianitoms of
xu,l,a Ut them had English. sy,uI4l,hirs, yet
9sy n;yh WEI fss men # M 's IA R's ains na ESSos %. Is
fac. Ill., fly tri,tisss I'll les % c"1,silcrate @'; Eiass
h0SpltAhfu to i fnult Al!t! loo 0tte, reckless
y ii erln!c; When travelling lecs|lne easy
these Eel.tlstl'cn sre'lt ,'lt,st of tteir tins
S"'} |" i}n @ Tic" ti,e', s'; u a't'o @ TIL III u ss %s
NIEA lnnl!y besMh 10 make tho thur nf tllV
world. ,Il,u mora they !eft their properties
tho less tlsey cared fur tlIs wlln!s nh! wishes
l%catnu llt tleir ae'uatula fur ,4ouHy.
'rhpy salla Keep tho peace, null t1lu
!tse,,t sllnultl proyt!!o the f'!Htla, alMl sa
they plu,ks%l inl9 .teht, loat tlelr properties,
the ,ycar tssS tho properties ot tito old land
lords cu.sla nut BIZ sold without Kruat t!lll-
;,ilty; ~, y slIat ynr tt!e La'ea Esta.es tinII
s 9 s! ts t nstes woft UT %ity W t sl't 5
lliNtlNrlEs lltKni nilll new men tttDk tier
l,lacea. Irish lalll io',!Iers, EIigliss, sprci.
laHr5, md Sratcli tArlipts took ttlu pl,!crs VI
te ol.t lts ianllor.!s ;i,e syn!@thG!lu @,n.! ,i
, 1881-01-13

"lA 1897 tho ratt0 Af ttrntllS Of pHrsDlls
over Years ut ngo 70 tllt,se Ut peIssiIts nlltnf
5 yours OF ngv was II IL 81. III lS1v thu num-
ber 9f deaths of i'ersol,s over years of ngp
WIS EsAH; II lA0 s;4liU futfu " tlUattls tll.ly
be assumed " In 1917. It fulIowa lint tile
nlllnbsr Vt 'le!tlls hndeE s yenra 1T ag.s woult!
llayu oeeil lh,SAxEEi1=lzM', instea.l Ut
sn'ls ul.trr !! years ot MEe,--a suyf1p. Of 4,It:s
lives. l.eastnE out Ut tbs question, however,,
a,y k,Wlt calculation, We show tint, ti,0,9t,
tho city's population l.s risy!, s!c:,siIy in tllo
lust twelyo ycass ffnm sD,v3. % 1.!7l.li0, tho
.leAtE ratu uII!ni,s stnlnE chlltlreIt fur tho
Inst tAfey yrars ~ nr.Matly less thin Tor i!lu
years ,ts!1. lsa,3, lhtal THIS Ii tluo hugely to
p,t,prr plum - IN ttIloMr,lts.
AFTER tt.,4 'rrs lruIll Tho SEWERS l,aye
been pr.viars. It by n!e'.lls M Of y ps'per
10 nlaIl's lluusn Ii s..fr II the soil..lps.s nrt.
49, safr. 1xtt ~ ut !" t'o f"twt.a ' Sy!ari i:a
tiiuiisa,llis of hNses III ttls city nsn! liz int
Gn"w 81 dozen /, which the cellar Is whit
It ought Il, !n. rM.ru arc 10 many water
rs,,Ils.s under New York mil s0na,,y defect
Nu suWrg-,pes u!scllarg.lt. gases l;nl liquids
, 1881-01-13

nj TINT time II WINS nH possible mud rl,sy to t,-
ttIh n rnnsfoH ~ ut ilny prHvinils prrlHd 4itto
tho War hrt,kn out, nId 81 Is rs pts.Iln today tn
n'iAin II prnaion MS II ever waa T!lo1mlyhrcr.
c'ntr.cts, il luti i,eco,Hp 4, list tho rmrt
Of wisu administrator und teRlsninrs tn pslnri
RHnlnst nrrGarnKcs. AA 80! unknown nnd tnRp-
lrct IN Rpply for ttnuI, would hc n heavy drag
~, tho wtlnle tnanctht Hyetcfn. Of The tlDstrn.
tnr,tunlnr plrt of tic pension grutuitlcs should
rcnae tn operate.
Nevertheless. Cnn9rcas. after It's predecessors
ha.l. with tMEr wHrtIrx, ant It TING ~ whlGh pen"
aln,ls until thGn ,inni.plIcd for vU begin utrw
jnpnGy ny frDM tho tlHte of 'ntVcntlnn nvcr.
threw TINT wiso limitation INK, net tho dniB Rcnd
III July l, Inst: and thls Inns cost ~ arter nf
Il billion tnhre. And now Congress. tn H4kc1 tu
overthrow this scctItuf ixo,f and advertised dato
and iM0kU 10 !!slll I'll Ml!.
, 1881-01-13
SEWER-GAS POISONING.

Prof. Chandler Gives some Facts aud
Figures OIL Sewer t1uH nIs&1 It's Effects
How 10 Mako OncsA House secure
Against It's .AtfacAs-I'opuInr Errors
OH thc ShbJcct-TAe Folly Of 'rratst-
Ing to E11inttetnl,fs.
Nr40 Fork I:rei'tng Fnst. Iau. ~.
NO oMu fas my notiol'." said Prof.
Chandler, the President of tho Duurd uf
Health, "0f tho apathy OF Intelligent men
toward no Vital IL matter ns tho preservation
Ut llca'tll." Thp reporter Of tho Euc1liny
Post, who happened to ba IN tho Professors
pleasant library, nodded assent, u,nl tho MIN
Of science, after lighting Il cigar. .--smokc. no
explained, enabled Him to bear ab,ssc, c,~-wcltt
OH. Men work hard alltl deny themselves
NIL tho pleasures bf tlfc, MID butlll splendid
housrs IN order that their families may enjoy
themselves, ns.l yet they neglect tho greatest
source Ut plells,,ro III ltfc--thp possession Of
sound health. From careful Study IL Is my
candid opinion, tint Mt cnst III, 600 persons tlto
every year In this city sulely because they
were too IIllcli engagc.l III lnoncy-'llaking 10
SEQ TINT tho wnter they drunk ai,d tho mir
they Drenthetl wero polluted by diseaSo;
md as for crory death there Is MI avorlgo Of
twcnty-c1gl,t wcll-tIc!lMcd cascs of sickness,
we l,ayo 2S0, COO cases OF sickness equally lltl-
necessary.
"'rho trouble Is complex; people will not
listen 10 lectures OIL hygiclo hccnllso they
aro not amusing, alul tho evil Itself Is NIL i'll
sidlous ono which to tho average observer
riyes nm warning: Il vnnld In n blessing II
s.a ~ - IVY "u"' ~ ,,ro rum penas =.
oS " hs ,,so StM j,s ~ @ , T. y n, a'nty ~ my
IN" Il 3c o o.'nr ~ i ,n nvnrnnr a M VIA. r.
quently tho gRs does It's deadly work without
Goec ~ III @ IT, ,,,.s s ,Si"', ,Gss M Via " 'n}ss
nioHse' iH - - W. no Hs WITH Moes tno i,i,s
eihe!l W. ~ aa,o.;s m1eto y hoLss'1g mlas.n!hE
"urj "nrI,nn,c H Mc, eo'pnI nm',nI .lIlumticj Nv
nt.1Gge n! ''!a's'siEas ,iE ~ Mn ~ ~ ..1s VIM
carrs earGH ,ppt4 ptGV fso, ts Ks ur ~ IN ms"mUps5 "
Gafsrea Will ~ ttoIl tae sewrsS , tao Esrmis
esoase9; ss Mten y @ ieeiGS ,tnR "r ,,S ,M!S' !!
a,r ao,s pnn ,.n,i , ~, s wv r,nas ~ Ge1s ~ srs
eoufse foM WI. Sea !nnt y LiSis Il. t,o sua-
iace rnlses siials 'lni or i,l,d ni DtirSta, w.,
sql'a M spy oi m,9 nnftP r1,eGs ~ t ,n 1o
6l 6a staSilast wateps ,i nfo 50 ,'Snt . tht thoy
n' t tuo1G W. w er , Ut qs iasasn isa Hog H. ,S
S1msa!h % sme sGrs s to o. aiss,!so , ~ ie peaaH
WlIos9 iiteS H. u!eS e'atcr reaps LIP liafvss.;
SSSy no,oI ~ o II Mrrny aMay " MeH r1a,a s1n "