davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

MILLINERY AND LADIES, FI1RNISyI.
AVA lNu GOODS. MRS. A. HERSTEiN
opposite Huntsville Hotel.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

DYER..Colors warranted not to run.
~ Cleaning clothes a specially.
SOLON BOWEN.
Big Spring.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

EURNITURE-(Mod priced).
A j. B. LAUGHLlN, Commercial Row.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

EANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Il & FRANK III. NEWMAN,
No. 2 Commercial Row.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

EAMILY GROCERIES-Boot and Shoe
l. Shop in the rear of building
LUCIEN CLONES, Madison Street.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

~ and shoes; plantation supplies (whole
sale and retaiD. j. KLAUS 4 Co.,
North Side Public Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

TRY GOODS DSANDGROCERIES-(
~ firm). DONEGAN & SCRUGGS,
Near Market house, Washington Street.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

COTTON AND MERCHANDISE BRO
" KER. ses A. ERSKINE, JR., S7s
Exchange Row.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES-MAJOR
~ & BROTHER, No. Exchange Row.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

nEALEIS IN HIDES, FURS, COAL OIL,
~ Wrapping Paper, etc.
j. 4 B. LAMBERT,
Corner Holmes and Jefferson Streets.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

nRY-GOODS, GROCERIES AND COUN.
~ TRY PRODUCE.
GEORGE W.BRYANT,
Jefferson Street.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

-~OI.ORED GROCERY STORE-(Staple
~ and fancy). DAVID HALL,
Opposite Huntsville Hotel.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

nRY-GOODS AND NOTIONS-Carpets,O Oil
~ cloths, mattings, shoes and hats, cloth
ing, etc. CAMPBEt l. Il son,
Donegan Block.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

DRUGS, PERFUMES, Etc.
~ JNO. L. RISON, Bank Row.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

MOTIONS AND GENTLEMEN,S Ex1n.
~ NlSHING GOODS
MRS. A. HERSTEIN.
Opposite Huntsville Hotel.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

TRY GOODS AND NOTIONS-J. WE'LL &
~ BRO, West side Public Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

1t has been found in India that dis -
with sulphur fumes is : yalua-
BILE preventive of cholera. ANA = Ae
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

'noIrGRAPHY-(Co Copying old pictures a
'peciaty) IRA F. COLLINS,
East side Public Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

RESTAURANT-Regul boartlers taken.
~ Eating and sleeping.
ANDY SLEDGE,
Head of Spring Steps.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

SEWING MACHINEs-fThe Genuine sing
- er'' singer Manufacturing Company,
j. W. WILLlNGHAM, Manager,
eL Bank Row.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

NADDLES-The best in the State and Har-
Ioun ncss ). OF all grades and qualities at prices
'nah ever, at Il. X. MOORE'S,
Northeast corner Public Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

- NAoDLEKY-(At Wholesale and RetaiD.
j. F. COYLE,
East side Public Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

1NWARE, STOVES, HOUSE FURNISH.
iNu 0oODS, etc. R.N. DAVIS,
Opposite Fo>t-o Office
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

I -The bricks of NIneveh and Babylon
were only sun-dried, not baked, as is
, 1881-11-03

p,is h.,,ro- J., ...,,- ,r,u, M rim ,,nprt,,, nr
,,at,ri , ~, ~. ,tt ~" v wE MI i"a
muen! rry na ,I H. i," H. .,, W. s, ~, nsp l'Isn
t,,,,r NJ ~ m, ~, ~, ,,,f ,r., -.
~ tM ts T.; eire y" .f,i,, ";s .r,s ,ntH ~,
,,,thr M .r ,r ~ .,ht,trn,, ,tm,ii ;! wiih ~,
i'm t,,i,r" ~ hov t:' ,,',. sfovn.t,irc hne Il, thn
h.s .s.,..s ~ "a' """' S'c'p'to ""e ~ NV
nc'.r"'t :"
~ .fEAtot's ASb "ATfHFtls ilCSnASl''
the fact rnn!t not possibility " inrtureI! lntn ni
net rtiicctli1E llion her ht'tinr us wl(e and y
tlDsI3cr,
Mr. thcksnn Mnditletl bis question. md the
wltnnss stItetl shAt she hhh frequently OvCr.
hruryl her fn.her Apply vatr Cntt,lets tn her
tnnfilGr: ahr rtillsl nut reH1rinln'r h,w nlnny
iisnrs her fHthrr Ind k,locktl, nGr tlothor slDwn;
stls.t happenings wrra frequent,
ln rtsti.nl.. to tho nI,.s.'ll'eStonalu or ne'.
fathcr ttke sHrItlie atttc!eamit1f tho l,l*eslictl
rs sc'ssurs. cnos and btnshos ,lietonl lry. AMI
Uthtr AuOks. shc Thought lie tnuk tho fhlilY>
fOf tho t,tt,pl,sG Of 3tlIuyiig her ttltlIler. Stu
iH',i never knnwn her h'0ts.er e. tnke Hnyt,hR
nt nf IN" 'll',llst excelt nrt3fes lh'ltuI!iH ~
hrr III her own right. fhc NJ 51f cb!tlA tlIshfs
tak"h nsts by her fn!'thar Werc Christmas
, 1881-11-03
Questions 1tliktyEreta,

III The lsdifhr " TIT Chicago IribtGs+
W,LMlNtiItlx. ILL.,. Sny. l.-lrIlse answer tho
f4RwiMy questions IN tutn"rra'W's IHtnuSE
lid Trusidutlt Washington keep Ito sut,,u CaI-
MI tlrA1Yt,uut bis wlu!u Administrator t.l
VIM t:,fli1MlHust IalfuUlll's CttluHt slurtHK hia
huc1lll turllti u Whu wsrn III Jut!tIsuns q Ah|
nut II tho tlta1 1T MIS- tcrtN! ~ Wu4 tho salary
4I9t lul u violation VI thu Canstltnti0ni II nut.
tStkatn. W.
lN M. washnuton's Administration ux-
telua over two tertls III thIt IeslMI ln hs|,t
threu becFuturtcs Ut 6tatt. lwu hturctarlas VI
thu rrensury, lhreo ScGrulArlrs ut NAr u1ta Navy
stt'on tito 'tupnrllHa1bll; threu l'ostnustrrs. cn*
Drut, and lhror .attos,,cys-u cnarul. Washing
tuA kelIt tile aAtE,o Cabinet, Technically apeak-
iny. durll,. hls llrst lerGl. t!ut hu ehnpge, his
IostfnNstur.t;enUrAa,w WIN WIS MT III tint tl,nu
Gtsiluruti HIrnasur Ut tho cnh',lut. Nov. TN,
a lltle t"'r0 iha'l twn ycur4 after bln t0ok uce,
81 I.!ncu!ns "kvcnlhl terra" uxiuh,led unly
lrnM Murch !. lsI'. tn April II, Istkh. Hugh Me.
tlItlteh Gatnv III III Hteretury of tho IrGatsliry
III aihrt&, IL sueeerd Ftssrll,teI,, WIN lutl leou
rse!urtel u the hetutu. TAuru wrru ~ Hthur
thHnats* The Cabinet WIS t1lvi, gt,lIl,uscll W
tuitoSa. Secretary ii Ht4tu, Seward; Ttnisllry,
alctAtlnra; Wnr, htuHtu.,: Navy, Waiics: lu-
aurtnr. Iuhu Pfl1shur, III llIuiI,,u; Euslninsttf-
UeHvra'. W4IIlan. Denn!s.'H, VI Ohiu; Atlernuy-
ticrrHt, Jahca 5J'cost. at Kunturky. GJl aaWur,i,
s1cla,locn. 6ehoIlultl lWarh wrilos, !irs,whiug
HtntarorI. lsantiA1l ti'naluastcr.tic.lurul,W WIZ.
aum u. Evattt tAttnr,luy. .lr4Iurah. III Eu Tue
CunEtltntiun sfulply provides &hnt 6et,ulnrs an,l
Representatives "shull receive 1t compensation
tn 10 TaId Out Ut thu Treasury" Thura is pr.,.
hlbluou hKalnst Increasing Or 4ltnia1shlux tho
, 1881-11-03

MHft9t.1n 10 iaM'trlifn t"lirifE-JaufhI, tht. II.
inc ltl1!isle men alnst ~ FIn1HttFely restfarKa
1itE CiiltAtiU FnIHuNE. Sts, certt!lnly. niltl
they arc directed 10 20 down tho buck s1ulrs III
ulllnr INT to sol TIM 1Tntit !lnlI elrpet.
th#lr 4t'itiH nut ~ 70 ht t1nco 'fhta1 Nbh WIKI
for tfeir commissions p eXpre nre Gx1'hsistIl,x
thu pHtitMcu nf Mr. CtflIkltnG. TIN SlhsTrchA-
alrar at ChlcnR0 wi'H y friend nf Mr. lhEersoll,
,vi,.' was = irGnh 9f AT. liinine, ', who " Wns
friend ut MF. uArfieH, wilt, WIS III FRIEND OF the
n,uuhine-su ut tna cfrt,cst request Of (lcn 10.
Et, i ofcr 70 Hr,fy sns Gyl srry'.e ,i 81 NJ
Gtn. HovarflKu M ths sl,guessnr' of MIR tiIburt.
There llla!!,e men l,sss M,l!,,y eriturs to mn
sw,r fnr. They ,uAo thu fal' "gpm. ut GhltaluH,
md ftsnp makes Mle lhtiiRs oven. Thr Rlirln4-
tu,l Ii1trheHa SERIOUSLY utvuc.!tcs IL lhtn isrln
inr Grlmf. aud l!ullun, It's tAlttor, Is First AS
sIstHnt l'nsttnnstcr. jenertll.
Nnxt. Mr. Illhi,le 1ultgt ~ t,ftnsof; he may 10
to lingalld. 10 tn Florida. nr to still hnttcr ell
tlIutl'. Int NH ik' ,lhF. EDnkiinX, with u3 tho
i,aohlnu 0r4alIa l,niutc. with II ct'snpany II mr.
tlllery frunl CaIncllat. " n tho rslat! to Wash.
!,ltDtl, and hu ryrr turns ills bltuk on any uno
hit Mr., HurilutIp,
, 1881-11-03

A"al 'u1S ShhtstFEk',t+s..A vi - s.ss...s.stsf4tE"4
hMsr N,t rio tMbir st tho Nopntntfnn: h"t II
'fllE TnlHtfSs ltIs It conveniently | would ltkB
II set what ir,'IHtrtinn q. tho population thso
cs'itlItlrs tIuw Gtlltitin. lDItN WENTWORTH.
We Mptent tho population ut the ut,ts,Is ar
'slU n.nI VI is u tho counties et,btnrctl tn lilo
district represented by sir. Wentworth. Tlio
counties Ut Ford Grslsldy, knukuktc, uslc Krn-
dali wcrt not 0rHll,izeh ut the tlnlo 0f tho zen.
s.ls 0f 1910, bnt thoy wcro fnrnlel ont of tho
atrrItary uF tho counties In thu table, a,ll ehu,r
population II lncn.lrd thsrrwat,. Tllu present
pulniAtlon Ut tllut OH district Is considerably
In cxccs. or u1,c. third vi the wholo population
bf the Stnte. 1.u Enllo ana Hrunly Counties In
1870 outnlsInber In population tho whole district,
Including Cook County, rs 1t stnnl when sir.
Wentworth wua tr4t elected. Tho following
table gives Tho population thon anl now Of tho
district.
, 1881-11-03

TITslfnnt's compensation durll1K tho term tur
which lln shall hlve herH elected lsHt tho IN.
crease ur President Grant. pny WIS INT irtrn-
spcttIvt. II tunG rt,rct ,s,.l tho al. nj March
sa'''!''x vile" ''is s'c"''h t$" was +" "ea'"'l
vi,e epscu,ty r,ntiur 'ran Thin.
10 fhr 'E,ii,sr n 7hr thtruqo Tribune.
CntCAru. Noy. ..-tntfer tho old Mnsiac dis
pnt,sltlon. VIZ lind INV ns fellows: VII Rnnx
vorr Il t,,ar or wuint,n, that they slic the on
shalt surly In stoned. etc.. hslt tllu nwticr Of tho
ux. shall be- .t,,st Hut II tho nx WIS klM'wh to
p,islt with the horn Ia tlmn pnst. ntitl It hhth
been testified tu tho owner, nid hn l,ath mt
kept him In, bl,t tlat hr hnfh killed. n innn ur
wul,1al, tho ux Hhnt bp stuMc,l, hud his nwier
nlau Xhiil IL. P,it IL henth." Nnw. Afr. scufllle
has seMrchcd nyern tAst' amount of Territory,
tU lth witnesses to prl,fH the lnshhlty uE Hnt-
tsnti. anu tas given tllu inus VI iurty .Fnur. III
or.lrr tn prove by .hem itt't only that tultcn,l
WIS tnsE,le, hut tlAt le hi me nr nluro sstGrs.
WIN were Insane. Saw s,rry n',v IS these VIII
mrtsrs. whn knew ef,nnYh nf tiuittnu to s'st.sr
e WIS als, very vitiDts 1tiuIs: nntt w,ts It nut
their tntlIH!o! httty to scr him kept Ill., ntit, tUr
"s1c, r. o q a" ~ rs t''Gy & ", ,r 70 ,f ern IT, ~ ~
tut 10 u.s II ttnts''s auts, Y! lny,mx flts pas
TOR tho nsstslnnffnl II thu President. exhibit
thu ltn%t signs ~ t;lsAHty7
AMI ht,w WE will ltrtIeutartzc little MI ILLS
phrt Df lilo sns'iGnt The rst nceutfIlt w ihive
It. SrSt. tu Gt. sure tat tn n,lkp II lHflIfc, hr
went out or tho WY III people to trst i. And
fiuw here yDu will pfeasc hlt'w tlIc tu htcrAeM
H..!e tsu,M she suh3cct. a.it, fur NY .Arttuu:ar
| sntstnctlun. wuuhl llkr, III ksWw where he vt,t
| tho nlt',iey. Win wtaIM lenl II nun VIM could
MuI yet Il tlin,r wtI'At rhtMtlEE soiltc une a,ul
| Of II $1H3 Scxt VIZ htnr. frnul hIs nwil ,lnuth.
Tint fu went Tor tho txurcsA purpose VI shHt-
lll4 tho i'ts.sauut Int, MIs. GMrtel l'cnE lres-
| his ptrposu nj TINT time. The next we I,t',ir
trtlIi iiiul he hired c4lrr1nHu ~ tmko hlM tn
sOlG DlHEC Mn ttkek II ttIn drIDut. WhtrG hU DN-
I ppttc! to ,ld tho President. iii uret ~ nhIst,
his purIn'sr OF puttsng Garilel utt Or tto ssay 40
ta Inst net in tho ly,,t,i. pru tho shooting Of
tho President wl- ~ untify ten. ShcrIl,nn to
guard Hin. TINT the Nab Gttilu sius 9Ht lh.
Huv II thurs nvGr was II better CnIit:rrtett pin
| iuht to eunnst Il deliberate murder. by Tho
EGcnest III xallu nLe, nBver httu hoard Ut 1t lit
my lifetime. JulS L. WHEELER.
, 1881-11-03


CUlGAut>, Nuy. ..-I ntn convinced that tue
locul pnpcrs If trcun llHy. Wis. Il, atating tlus
shuwrr OF Kpitlur wcbs fell fn their midst tho
t,tfIer day, tut1 tue truth, l wis on lIorlcun
Hursn h,iutlug dicks tho Nth M,ld 2Oth Ut lust
nJpI,th, 4t,t! WIS very ntch nnhUycl spiders
u,Id wut,s. Tho ,r wns full Ut them. II struck
,np as II remarkable phrno,Ileuo,l. Thu spiders,
nsavtux up asld lowu With such euse, led tlle 10
believe tft,y hnd wings, J txH,nIi,el thoun
t'}UscIS, Af,u foula ttlt1u III te Il ku.nll. light
hlu'sN spider ahl lnlhtuR cse--cali tiUns !rrt'-
IL mvtwnrk resembling II hank ps very nao SILK,
uni spn TIT one stnxlu lhrena fruti II. tl,e.ll'
selves Forming tho Duskut. Tho rnptsIiir w,lh
which ll,oy t!i'vttl ~ uEu ,;uWn wAs remarkable.
ni,isi,is Vnty ki,o,ym 10 - th.n,sryes, Tnoir Gut.
lust was IN tho ba!skct. whpn they wish t., d.
sEen thoy I,hy uht Iluru lsle, wIlcH lhoy tt With
Hlput rapittl.y. lttunsnlnla Ur thonl sGenIesl IL
ha migrating. THOR l''lss,ige ~ ls uats. with.
their baionns. unco up sish. brucze wuu!A
carry t!ielt tu thelr tHco ur tlcstinns!on, at,tt
that might h,lvu Geen Grccn liny: Hespcctiully
yHurs, J. L. MCILuHE.
, 1881-11-03

Nnlcn n sADQnt kNG C0h0ll1hA Oa InD
Hoard or Underwriters an1 tile Ex-
cIinhgo-IIsGrinE In Companies Nof
Authorized 10 DO Business IN Illinois
or ths Union.
No further stcus were tAkg1ty yesterday towards
br1nHlliz together tho ioeal lhurst Hf Uhderwrlt-
eEs a.sa the lnas.ra,.eo Exvhmnre. THIS CHAIR
iENn Of tic General MMnnucrs' Commttcc, which
hns nEcupetl tic position of umpire III tito nu-
EutlNt10tls, stMtel to a representative Ut Thu
TR1uHSl: ttat the duties ut TINT committee wore
Mt MI cni. tllat they hud praveh Il way for tho
u,nAltfasRAtion ot thu two O0us, n.ltl that tho
tssar was ufs:a nnl tbs ExehanRa ut perfect TIL
crty IT. enter II 1t saw lit. Scllilur OF
tho two. bodlcs topk nny further
uctlon ycstcrtlny,' though II Ii cri-
'!pntly oxpuctcd by sonle or tho members ut
tho Exchunge tint the bt,ard will or Bhuultl, tn
uccurnllce viii. tho ticncrul Managers rccu,tl-
mcn.ltiuEs, r0r!nalIy tnvlto thetn within tho
lIext few dnys ia hrGntac pArt and pIrcet of tho
bs,lrtl. Whutl,er they c bc, or will be, lot 1T
hs Il body Is still question, c0llecr,llnH whith
thorn nru very decided differences Of uplnLu1.
Tho General Managers recommendation,
ntortcd by tntii lud!cs, wus TINT tho ExchatlHU
peop'o hl'onld CONC Ill under tho present r,l.cs
and regulations nf tho f@lr,l. Tllese, looked ut
trutN tho bUnr,l standpoint, req,lro bnl0t OIL
ench individual caEdttlnte proposed for ,ncil-
t.crslip. Unjur tho construction ravcsl upon
thu rnlos by sosne Ut tho Exchange mcnl-
l'crs, they c'tn bo tnkeu iato tho l,o.rd
III buuch. Tho Exchange fplks
iurther cla1rn .,ut tho Understanding
NIL ul1n1 bus been thut I'LL Of tho members If
the EsGllanEu ;l were 70 G1 clialule-ln nthor
wnrtls. !hat the "n!ael- bait" process entltl not
members Of tho ho4rtt nrc snht tn hlsr thrcnt-
cnt.d th,.t Indy with their rcstx1!at!uns In enso
bu u ehHnty IL the I. t'a but tloro Is Il eur
runt tn,prcssinn thut tho bonrd and the Lnsatr.
upro hlsncss scaor1y would uianaKu to ,novo
, 1881-11-03
CENTRAL ILLINOIS MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Euret,,I fIi,s.,frk IN 1jLs tHtr.tut Jr{Luur

- C,,SrnN, H., Snv. ,. Ills EnmtynI i,ttnn.s
alcaEcat Sucset5 hold their seln-annal l,cet-
Ing IN this eity ,to.lny. SUvcrul sery pruul.
illrnt physicians weln present. aInunE the1l
helUg DR., l,ar,rs, Ut Bloomington, alul pr.
t., 7. Urner, If Saybrlnk. ~ 7u'clock This
eypl,lnv l,r, Ornur delivered la alle spscul,,
whlel WIS highly appreciated. Dr.. lMrnus
a,ul others ll,stlu slachus during tbs days
session,
, 1881-11-03

TINT a rouledy llullle OF such rt,,1Itnon. simple
pIa,!tE m hOps. bNehl. InuuAr.tkV. lAnipIlh,.
vi Hop Nittcrs do; hut whcA 0ll 4lla yuuu9,
Y.eh ai.a .poor. .paasas and 'aaatos. lawyer Assa
you must belevo aud rs them yourself, aud
.a..!4t lu luIxes,
, 1881-11-03
Comparative t;r0.rtf. Ut NurtllurA lltl-

~ lie t:Itttr NJ 7hs tAfeaao 7fihaHt.
HllluatllL, Sur. ..-SccluK IN 'EilE rHlNuNE u
tHble " tlIu tstuultkttl Hksrssuunt ut lsrt ny
tulntlrs. esrI'Isily l,ls Alttuee,l Hsu III inquire
low ln,En Il Prt'jsarttun Ht It bclunHeA III my
ilrst tuHHrGsshHHlt district. .,
ijer tho rrs',S III iSta ts,b Sinte WINS ti.stt}e.s
int, Atrr. Congressional ilthiricts. IGAM y, Nc.
t;teraMi te!'rsse'.d tho stawtnet1s,s I'i*ls:ut.
,uu ..i,u.,, join j. iar,l lca.li thu sprn9lUi.i,
stspn.a A. ,a!,x'as se': .s Quincy J";snn !!
aud ulysslf tile tAt.nan nlsirIut. Ny tuunllrs
werv originally sctrn!tr',. hut twt' collnlrs
(kuuknker al,tt FDr.il Anvu slnep hrell ertl :c.l
uAt Ut territory thut tAen represented. Thes0
llllIetGrll euuktlua Mret
iinnnu. KanAMkce, !,
l!urcnl,. Kendall,
VhAinpAlE1I, !.akr,
CtH,k. IN thllc,
l.b tsnsh, l.iNss,on,
lM lhI:c, Mv! !tehry.
FUri. AtG1.t.AIl,
tirlltuly, lrrMllion,
rtAt1iuls, VIII.
kni,n. ..... .-'..
TAe wE0la assessment fbr tho State In 1881 Ia
S1aI.tstI,ulA, Ils kisgk by THE Tribune.
Tue usAessulrAl lDg tsGx1 nineteen Cuuutcs IL
, 1881-11-03


~" M inn,rs a,r. John '.larret.. 81 M!!isr,
' Whr,ssr e1"'Ts III. try s scn.n" @ III S ihar rras %
tn!t lHi,s nfirr hrrlvluE tl1or'' w,s tl,'e.tltfi
win tn.a'. !" ws,,M, shG rsar'sT taiks,'s; SHr.
sn'1n st:sk at'nE !, ths Fnni 'en.i!nT rrnin
!t!utsInMem ~ LSuan ws!s ~ ,,,,n "n,S
snIsn s,.''..n,.;a, W." , INC .t,s.,,, ,tm
tht,tlNt ne wts alsf'clni1s " nlH'' hHt OIL oehk
'' " ~ ,,,,,s,,,r ~ ~, ,r,,,, urrr,
ru. ~ ~ ~ ~ ., :,
'aHtt'cl down nghlh % tnkn NJ, cnsc. CoTtaih "
wa*, ttHi tlmt thn mon wno hnse n!"aNA talf-
t,tshMl SUPPLIES u tho pnnE wleh th6y wr!n
staying ~ III tlio hlls hid , hc'a quite
tho'r trIr: ~ ZIG wilt rrx!1I<. md ha stated
fDEnEln IT thor c''nf!'le,ths! frlentls fhat tho
i9ys wsrs 1t. A. sn !Kai,i. ?he 'nrxer sn0n LOT,
!,i,rahn:tt! " an.issnine .ttie shnul; slaaatnt
sslcrs ttlo !sst Gresk t,r As".rs Crg,a a tns
'sT'y's , t n, ~ ft n,,, 1i w s b c" IS
ke"n!f'9 pto.. stas s tnan , tt,e anR s,y ",,,, W.,
Gusts tlioif ttslts !iofu hnn!t AnR. y. NY. tne
!honl very scon 70 re- u antlijuatI ~ WHISKY
there. .Mt:r 1ssnH .i.''v' ttio ro',, n Wnetp
ssSaa @ ~. III vns sa.,t ,,v, ~ , ~" m
thc sinttn ntn nI .o r'ser' III s'o a'rccuon
"AeFo atu0F lhdie'fIohs
nan Shows r'tr CAMP TO ps'
Ttfnesy the rctaGzvn1as was inftner np 70.
w,.rs ls'dnvslse. niil y! en.c ptx,xi'ty to tlio
Eefitfnlty ,lGGruttttu rs bn!nE tho ehlut t,in1s"
k,iry Mptttt tt tho rMriy. MT Ht'ft lime ~.
f9r9 the Wl!son ttst .ati,ttgr ws tlr,,wt iM't d1
i"in ,l,o snit i.sr ,,Iiis @"''
Two turner's wno i've bctwccu bloomfield MIL
s;t% @ q ts sa,o r ss 4 ays u. ifs o1S .iSS W. q
i,,rsos' tt witt, thnv yre fhn Trc,trst raru Xiii
l atscmtlon. ""S rhcss ~ ,,,!.,,ats ars aIwnys wit
, 1881-11-03
tn THE PUBLIC

Of III. iI4nwAYs IA oid. estabIlshel i. ,s;,nn, Il
DIES Than the base and worthless ,nitia nt,.iteia, u
them, ~ thero aso False Iicsolyc'its, n md ~
Is in, ny q o.n snt' s.x r. o. W.T. yoa ba
, 1881-11-03
Efostrr'A 1i,lIorlty.

10 tn 1isisoF u The Chle0ea Tfltunte
EiiICAstl, Suv. ".-ilea*e decide tue following
ttet. \ bnta Il tEat Fosters sGtnl maturity tur
tiuvcrHor Dr tho StHto nf Ohi0 will us :!j.sD0.
WiI wins tho fIct1 l'lcnso give ux.l.t Atuuunt Ut
Mn]nrlty ut your earliest convenience.
SrAKK-f!ftllEH.
[Thc figures wcro given IN yesterdays ,rRlH-
uSE. y fuses. Fostor's plurality wus II, ,1B.; bis
iiHjdfilY wl,s .,Hi1.
, 1881-11-03
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Ireland md Illinois.

II ths Jiltor Of I7.s Chicago Tribune.
ClIlCAtit,. NV. will y,uI he kl,ll enough to
dr.:l'lu Il bot which ,uvH tn,tlu1 Which is TIM
lnfxt,r liGIh1lu Dr tho Stut0 Of 1lttluia: Nisd
how 1nnuy stluarH miles In caeh? Yours ir,,ly,
nEOHHE Y, tl0Irrs,a.
lrelund. u I'll; llllttuis. iii, n s1uare m!Icsl
, 1881-11-03
IfxfDU1YY KEiNEy,ynr.
nEAEru IL lyEAIYNl|
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of k|nt.

P,,ro blond makes Rocntl t}nsh, a,ronp hoa
sr nar nana, akl: u y9.' w" y yor r IT,
ptexfon fnIr, i,sn HADWAY's HXTl} HXGTsl },nns ,ms,G,s, ~,
LIAM KE:SOE.fEST. Ahlt
A Grateful! Recognition,
TITO euro CHRONIC Or r.s,,,E a,andtar T..
eaao u truly viotury III tue hralI,. "ri H., H.,
s,si,pp sn sip,s rc"1y v ttSt rnnfof
~ iittuGltod anl wenkGtIr,t y n tusil,"n s's' .'
sNss. nut WHY sn''',',an';s nns respect S" T..
nlahul t,antn'i will! tllHt wonderful rsrn's .at'
Nadwny'a snraMpArtllnn NesnlveIif. whit hI'sat'
cnIlvKhcs ths result, nni Suffering I,t,naa.at r.
wtAo drMy ous m existence vi pnin md 'tisss.,
t'iroug!, io,,g .t"ss, VIZ long nights, qss ; e.;
FALSE AND TRUE
We extr,lct from ilr, ftu,iwny'g "rt, at,,s "
Disease and It's Cure an fnIIows: a'''7 %
LIST OF DISEASES CUi,ED DY
H. a N wv MV3c
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-01
Temperate in All Things.

uSays Paul, "Let us cleanse ourselves
from all filthiness of the flesh and Spir-
ii, perfecting holiness in the fear of
God''a He presents for our encourage
ment tho freedom enjoyed by the truely
sanctiiied: "There is therefore now, no
condemnation to them which are in
Christ Jesus, who walk not after the
spirit" He names some of the forms
of fleshly lust-''idolatry, drunkenness,
and such like" And after mentioning
the fruits of the Spirit, amoung which is
temperance, he adds, "And they that
are lChrist's have crucified the flesh
with the affections and lusts."
James says that the wisdom which is
from above is '4first pure" If he had
seen his brethercn using tobacco,
would he not have denounced the prac-
tice as "earthly, sensual, devilish?'
In this age of Christian light, how
often the lips that take the precious
name of Christ are defiled by tobacco
spittle, and the breath is polluted with
the stencil. Surely the soul that can
enjoy such uncleanness must also be
defiled. AS l have seen men who
claimed to enjoy the blessing Of entire
sanctification, while they were slaves to
tobacco, polluting every thing around
them. have thought, How would heav-
en- appear with tobacco users in it? Gods
word has plainly declaered that, "thcre
shall in no wise enter into it anything
that defileth." How, then, can those
who indulge in this filthy habit hope to
find admittance there?
Men protesting godliness offer their
bodies upon Satan's altar and burn the
incense of tobacco to his satanic maes-
ty. Does this statement seem severe?
Certainly the offering is presented TO
some deity. AS God is pure and holy,
and will accept nothing defiling in lis
character, he must refuse this expen-
sive. filthy and unholy sacrifice; there
fore we conclude that Satan is the one
who claims the honor.
Jesus died to rescue man from the
grasp of Satan. He came to set us free
by the blood of his atoning sarrifice.
The man who has become the property
of Jesus Christ, and whose body is the
temple of the Holy Ghost, will not be
enslaved by the pernicious habit of to-
bacco using. Ills powers belong to
Christ, who has bought him with the
price of blood. His property is the
Lords. How, then, can he be guiltlcss
in expending every day the Lords in
trusted capital to crafty an appetite
which has no foundation in nature?
An enormous sum is yearly squan-
dered for this indnIoencn wh;ie ~~-,--
are perishing for the word of life.
Professed Christians rob God in
tithes and offerings, while they offer
OH the altar of destroying lust, in the
use of tobacco, more than they give to
relieve the poor or or to supply the
wants of Gods cause. This with
every other hurtful lust should be
overcome. Then all these channels of
needless expense will be turned into
the Lords treasury, and Christians
will take the land in self-denial, in
self-sacrifice, aud in temperance.
Then they will be the light of the
world.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-07-01

To THE EDITREss OF THE TEMPER
ANcE COLUMN. When / was at the Ma
tional convention of the w. G. L. u. in
Boston, 1 noticed every day among the
vice ce-presidents upon the platform wo-
man of remarkably graceful and Win
ming presence. | thought her the hand
soonest woman at the convention. And
when she rose to invite the convention to
Washington, for next year, 1 learned
that she was Mrs. Clara Roach, presi-
dent of the w. @. II. u. of Washington.
Since then 1 have heard great deal of
the wonderful advancement made by
temperance people in that city, and was
glad to see letter from her pen, a part
of which hope will find place in the
Temperance column. Washington, ID.
| c., must be nice place to hold tenn
perance convention in. Let us all go.
Yours truly, .ssg la.r
.-..t ID Mrs. A. M.
In reference TO our work have writ
ten short article, knowing your col
umns would be crowded. s,'..l s., ..i
The work of the Voman's Christian
Temperance Union began with us the
same spring as the crusade in the West.
At first large numbers of ladies' gather
ed daily for earnest prayer; mass meet
ings, conducted by them, were held in
the different churches, which awakened
great interest in our city. We soon or
ganized, and have been carrying ON the
different branches of our work Steadily
and faithfully. Hundreds have signed
the pledge and been brought to the
Lord Jesus Christ. Great good has been
accomplished in visiting the Jail, distri-
buting temperance literature and lead
ing the inmates TO better life. When
our work began there was not a single
place In Washington where a lunch
could be had without going where llq-
uor was sold, A few earnest women
opened a''Ilolly Tree" and these places
have now maltiplied until there are
!, scores Of temperance eating rooms. p
il A great change has been wrought In
public sentiment, and still the work
goes on. Yours respectfully, ll,gzs 3
II 1lA CLARA l.. RoAoH.