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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-04-28

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The sheep interests of Bosque
county are growing in Importance. Z
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NOTICE OF ACCOUNT.

NOTICE OF ACCOUNT.
The State of Texas to all persons interested
in the administration Of the estate of James
Ralston, deceased. Leander Brown, admins
traitor Of the estate of James Ralston, deceased,
has fled his final account in the county court OF
Travis county, which will be acted on at the
next term OF said court. commencing on the
third Monday IN May, 1881, at the court house
thereof, IN the city Of Austin, at which time all
persons Interested In said estate may appear
and make objections thereto.
Witness, Frank Brown, clerk of said
court, and the, seal thereof attached,
IL. 81 this faith day OF Marh, 1881.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-04-28

u. L.. EMERx,s UNIVERSAL ?
COTTON GIN, coNDEkEEH AND FEEDER.
Warranted the Best, Cheapest and most
use,
Widely introduced during the past twenty years
INTO every cotton growing section OF the South
Macy th0usands in use, and thelr General
excelleace' and saperforiIy OF ouf-farn and
established.
nlustrated Catalogue and Price List, do.
other valuable fnfOrmQt ion 10 all Interest,"
ed In raising and marketing cotton mailed
July written r. q address OF Applicant By adj
THEN. /, EMERY UNIVERSAL cprTQn sIn CO.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
Washington Notes.

Washington, 23-The explosion
OF the wrecking steamer D. and j.
G. Baker investigation, shows it may
be attributed to the engineer on
watch at the time going to sleep.
Three persons were killed by the ex-
plosion.
Charles A. Anchis, the italian
who escaped from a deputy sheriff
in New York while under charge of
enlightenment and who in the false
guise of a secret service officer of
the treasury department swindled
so many persons in st. Louis, New
Orleans, Memphis and other places,
has been arrested in San Francisco.
Chief Brooks, o. the secret service
division, says all who suffered by
AncliS' acts Shou1d coin mUIIIcate
the fact to Colonel Henry Finlegas,
San Francisco.
Judge Mcfarland, the new]y-ap-
pointed commissioner of the general
land Office, will enter upon the duties
of his new position tomorrow.
The navy department decides to
substitute shoulder straps for Shout
der knots worn ty all officers of the
grade of ensign. Officers of this
grade will also lie allowed to wear
chapeux and epallets ON dress oc-
caSiOnS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
Railroad Racket.

Denver, 23.-The Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad, yesterday, awarded
a contract for grading the line from
Red Cliff down the Eagle and Grand
Rivers, and has ordered the forces
on the South Platte increased and
construction pressed between Ace
quia, eighteen miles south of Den
yer, to FairpIay and South Ar
kansas, making connection at the
latter place with their present line
to Leadville. This will make the
Rio Grande road the shortest route
between Denver and Leadville. 1t
is thought this action is prompted
partly by the alleged breaking of a
tripartite agreement by the Union
Pacific Company in the matter of
pushing the construction of the
Denver, South Park and Pacific
road into Rio Grande Territory. It
is also stated the .. P. is grading in
the valley of the Blue, along the
located line of the Rio Grande.
That company claims prior right to
location in Blue Valley under a
special act of Congress, passed in
1872; in addition, it had the first
location on the ground. 1t looks as
though active litigation was breed
ing, and there are rumors of an ap-
plication on the part of the Rio
Grande against its antagonist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
ReSeed from Death.

The folloing statement Of VIM.
J. COughlnof SomerVille, Mass, is
so remarkae that We beg to ask for
it the attenon of our readers. He
saws: In tt fall of 1876 1 was taken
with a VICENT BLEEDING OF THE
LUNG follGed by a severe cough.
1 soon begs to lose my appetite and
flesh. [ VS. so weak at one time
that [ cou- not leave my bed. In
the SUNNI: of 1877 Twas admitted
to the Cit, Hospital. While there
the doctG said 1 had a hole in my
left lungs big as a half dollar. [
expendeover 300 in doctors and
melcin. I was so far gone at one
time a rOrJ went round that [ was
dead. lave up hope, but a friend
told M of DIR. VIM. HALLS
BALSA FOR THE LUNGS. |.
laughed my friends, thinking that
nv casgas incurable, but / got
bottle tsatisfy them, when to my
surprisand qualification. l COM
mencedo feel better. My hope,
once do, began TO revive, ana To-
dav I fl in better spirits than l
have tlpast three years.
81 wD this hoping you will pub
lish it, that everyone afflicted with
diseaseLungs will be induced to
take d WM. HALLS BALSAM
FOR TIE LUNGS. and be con-
vincelat CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CRED. [ have taken two
bottlead can positively say that
it has 1ne more good than all the
other dicines [ have taken since
nv sicess. My cough has almost
entirel disappeared and I shall
soon hbIe to go TO work" Sold
by all uggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
Swallowing Poison.

swallowing and inhaling the nox-
ious impurities generated by Catarfh,
poison not alone the nasal organs, but
the stomach and lungs. No merely
local remedy, like douches and in
soluble snuffs, can possibly reach OF
eradicate the yirulents porules of CatRrrh.
This fact explains the wonderful cures
effected by DIR Wei De Meyers
new inOculattVe treatment. The ele-
nents used by him are absorbed By
the mucous membrane throughout the
system and form constitutional as
well as local antidote, a. certain to cure
CaIarrh, as vaccine virus is to prevent
Small -pox. It's unprecedented sale with
unsolicited testimonials from many thou
sands who, at all stages ofthe disease,
have been cured by this wonderful
remedy, establish beyond contradiction,
the fact that Wei De Meyers Ca
tarrh Cure is the most important
medical discovery since vaccination.
Rev. C. III. Taylor. 140 Noble St.,
Brooklyn, writes: zone package pro-
duced q radical cure 1t entirely
cured q member of my family who had
suffered from Catarrh for 40 years" }.
ID. Mcdonald, 10 Broadway. n. y:
ny vile Wds CuTcu ny IL Va \ JOSA
Cstarrh." J.SWartz, jr., 200 Hud-
son Ave, jersey City: st cured me
after doctoring for nearly so yesrs."
Mrs. Emma G. HOWeSs SO w.
Washington Place, N. Y: "After being
given up by physicians I was cured of
ChrOnicCatRrrh by your medicine. "
Lewis r. Newman, 305 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn: 'sSeVen members Of my
family have Cstarrh, and all are receiv-
ing great benefit from the Cure" Rev.
w. 81. Sumner, Frederick, Nd: 1T
is worth ten times its cost" Rev. G. j.
Jones, New Brighton, Staten Island:
''Itrestored me to my ministerial lsbors."
Rev. Geo. A. Refs. Cobbleskill, n.
Y: when l commenced It's use was
too deaf to hear the church bells ring;
[ can now hear quite WE'LL" Chss. =.
StanhOpe, q John St.. Newport, 4.
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pus." ~. FL. TruesdeIl, Md. 81:
gin, Ill. &C., &C., &C., sc. DR.. Wei
De Meyers ssTreatfse" is mailed
free. His ssCure'' is delivered in the
United States or Canada, By ID. b.
Dewey & Co., 46 Dey Street, New York,
at $I.OO complete.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
Z Leap Into Popularity.

Never has any advertised remedy
obtained the commanding position
now occupied by Haie's Honey of
Horehound and Tar, in the same
space OF time. Only year has
elapsed since its introduction, and
1t IS already recognized as the STAN
GARD remedy for coughs, colds, in
1uenza, hoarseneSs, and all pulmo-
nary complaints of a consumptive
tendency, in every section of the
Unon. Sold by Druggists every
T T2efe. Owned exclusively by c.. Y.
wv TtIISSehV0n, lis Fulton street. New
l OH. Prices, soc. and 81. Great
SAVING oy buying large size.
FIXES TooTHACHE DROPS cure in
one minute. ~ = = - ' -
BEAUTY MARRIED BYABAD Com
PELExIoN may be restored with
OLENN'S SULPHUR Soar
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER
DYE Black or Brown, SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
miscellaneous.

Lewiston. Me-. %. Republicans
of the Secoid District nominated
ex- Governor Nelson Dingley jr., for
Congress, in place of Frick, chosen
United Stats senator.
Burlingto, VT. %. President
Garfield haaccepted the invitation
of w. G. Smith to become his guest
at st. AlbaD during the meeting Of
the teacher institution.
st. LOUSY 13.-President Gar
field will Wit here the first week in
July.
Algiers, 2-Much indignation is
expressed athe failure of a large
military fore employed to bring the
rebels soutl of Aran to bay, and
newspapers demand inquiry as to
the cause ofailure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
FOR SALE.

Farm, known as DR.. Roche's
Ranch, situated one mile south of
Corinne,c containing about 5000 acres,
securely fenced and cross fenced.
Nice residence, large barn and
stables, ETC., water canals, 400 acres
Of cleared ground, some farming
implements, hay, etc. Best winter
stock ranch in Utah. For particu-
lars of price, title, ETC., apply by let
Ter to G. NJ. I. Roche, 624 Twelfth
Street, Oakland. Cal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24

Bangs said he did not care about
summing up unless the other side
wanted to.
Smith said he did not think much
light could be thrown upon the case
by summingup. He did not believe
what he could say would change the
opinion of single member of the
committee.
1t was agreed not to sum up, and
the committee then went into exec
utlve session and soon afterwards
adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24

Hl Following are the latest quota ia
.;d FolL If -four lou grain, wool, etc., in the
t S5@ Francisco "a pSSe' market
TIonR- Superfne, $3.50 @ Is;
FLoEE Ttrs, $4,75 q 500; Family Ex <
, BsSg +. p WallaWalla, extra $4'25 g
a %59HfBOS ri /, $40 @ 1.42H; No
. sL85 @L87Azi = cs s6o n &c for
B4B Ri s. &c. s sSf Bay B 8P 6s5
81 g2Tf IS at sl.8O @ sl'6oT
o'l C.6IGRBN No at $l.O59 $l;1O for
Large Yellow; S1.O5 g s.. 10 ;, tor ", SMALL
and $3.50 a 81 95 for White, ? ct!.
HfDES0Dry Hides, usual selec1 Ion
Flint, Is q 184c.; Dry Kips, 10 y i9z s
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55l6s'
iO8c; do, under 55 lbs, 1Oc; Kips' lOc
Calf-skins, 10 q l2c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Lost. span Of horses branded
HIP on left thigh, one IS white,
weighing about LOO pounds; the
other is claybank yellow, about
same weight. Leave information
with Mr.. Gum, the street car driver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
WANTED.

Thirty good rock men to work on
the Railroad at Granger. Three
dollars per day, cash. Transporta-
ton from Ogden to Granger fur
nished. Apply to Crismon q Weller,
Salt Lake City, or at Granger.
CRISMON & WELLER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
WANTED.

Fifty men for grading in Parley's
Canyon, SLID per day and board;
GOOD rock men, s. and board. APP
Div at once to Pitts & Watson, half
mile up Parley'S Canyon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
WANTED,

The folks to know that they can
be supplied with Grain, Feed, Flour,
Groceries and Provisions, at 81 First
South street, east Of Main street.
w. SHARP.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
WANTED.

A good girl to do general house
work. Enquire of Mrs. John B.
Kimball, corner Main and Fourth
South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
WANTED.

a carriage painter can find en-
pIoyment by applying to Dan.
Hutchinson, Carriage maker, Com
mercial Street, Salt Lake City.
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WANTED.

A few good men for steady work
at the Pioneer Perpetual Lime Kilns.
Apply Immediately to Supt. F. a.
PaScoe, on the premises.
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WANTED.

Wanted, a man with a Scythe to
cut Lucerne. Apply at this Office. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
PRODUCE MARKET.

p.,lowing are the ruling whole
F0l bUyi ing prices in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24

Careful Attention Give7s to tie Sale OF
Ores and Bullion. We solicit Con-
Sfg1n1e7stS, Guaranteeing the
Highest Market Prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24

Collections Made arstA Prompt Returns,
at Lowest Rates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24

Execute Orders for Purchase ar Sale Of
Stocks and Bonds OF NeV York
and San francisco:
, 1881-08-01
schools NJ welcomed tho light TINT scontts,s

T,,r.;ou tne ,S,.t ''o 's"s 1l'" oo0"'o'o
Mr H'a IT,. charge nr!n,, Christianity
s 1 d % 81 s ssNs ss1e; ssy,r Ss wis., s s
@ Mssi% IS IS sSss sse pia9 e no Sssxesss
iisSop Fai'ows aid nat sl,,cs to Ind delivered
spc s 5sf s'1sS w" on cae III: sc' Ga Ee1,o S S se'
Tho nntl,or 9eyo paa.aKeS, which wero almost
; ;sl,ie11 io t6ess tioianst aitha!s f.r III sele-
wa. ,iuo to tho eauso ii. tr!.I, to stato emphnt-
,,easly, tnSt tho oo!oe!ops which yeso n,..
r. H.. ", ~ ,,.sE Ss,,' @ l!npG;sSat aisS
tionee vas 9II before tae American, 1urlsta
fsss \. ;.s;; ;ppsSa. " i 81 = Sss:tsatS
woro ,!oiessed beEicyors i, Ghristtanity They
Thoinas iac si!a hos Writo ii. "a famous %Aso 81
5S S! soks sss e;; ts; ySSss sssS
Mr inEoTsa sn ,!a qs.o5to s 5dst to worl4 was
Ruler OF 1t must he Il orloi ofng. Judge Hack
# II, tn 5 Sks5 sss III S .hss s i SS @ Fiss ;Ssa1 5 s
il mirht bo ronarkod Tint. Il scjenco 1ii tnnsht
n,,ytisg W. ynx met Is egNSsy Gc tug fast
les,atIans ot storms, earthquakes, llshtning
sstrokes pestiler,co. Gte.. iad beGn 'nost benes
yossssss rss ssu,sS s sss ksos;s ss's .ss
y!,ail. IND otor tic froe. ihinkers k1s a toand ts; no
e.s ~. ~ ;n tho ttr5tos q Per.
, 1881-08-01
CHINESE MISSIONS.

ADDRESS NJ TIE HtsV' 11tsNitf soLrAu'
The ltov. Horny solth,i, missionary from
niot tt,o n,,In,t ~ IN t!hlcorn Avrn,,c 1hnrnh
ats ppas -. w s .3.s 1.t,'tt afxs,
yostcsuay nornthSs aua tue pu'ptI el suo o'&tn
Presbyterian Church In tho evening, Ho Is
quito young mnl, tut has spcut n,tmbor of
ycnrs II, tho mIssunary work. tho most Of tho
time lanotthe tor tno estaohsn'ng o' WINK u
known as tho China Inland Mission.
nrv Wnrk. nr Mnk{nr fhn V,,nv fs,fi ~ t1ltnhcs !"
n,., ~ s.'oo ri,,,i,. thnron ',i,t., :,
n!u W WE spokT, ,sc,, .ra aa ~
y. ,.,.t wv ns;;i.,s i;tn as,n 1o ts
R.s Rs!vhstohs "..nuia,h s,ih t tvt ~ tsn ~. ano
anrr Vii H 1Hc vnnesetv ~ amstninrH thn VIII.
&st % Mn ID eites AZ iasE" sq d. chlcsS tor
, 1881-08-01

Richard Llcsvel1yn Fatally Wounded
~ Dnstartl1y Affair.
Sunday Is veritabiy a day OF blood III Chicago.
The victim Of tho usual alrruy ycsterdny Is
Richard Llewcllyn,n IL young Iron. uloltcr, living
In tho rcar OF t1s Ccntro avcuue. At o'clock
ycsteTdny morning hu was shot on the 'lorthOnst
corner Of Afny und Nlnotceuth stroets by q
rils!inn rR1nch Fritz Schtenhagen, who has thus
far succeeded In ovadlng tito police. The bullet
struck Llowcllyn littlu nbovo the left Rrolu,
Or, as says nr. Taltoterro, who Is attending tho
wounded tn.ltl, over the left interior superior
spnous process, its direction being uternally
uni towards tho. abdominal cAvIty, u co,sIa-
cred dangerous" S0 fur ns Gnu DO asceF-
sx Ga .aaiS W. no s9 s os
Louis S0tlwluh wero playing pool ut 4 O'clock
Saturday n,Kht tn ta9on it NJ ~, ~ sne
kupt by Joseph kutina, ,whcn Llawollyn and
fur con,phniollB entered tho place for tho p,1r-
iN,se of play'ig iN,oa see!ng tna. tho tab!o was
ha tUi thom thoy should k,,vs tho tabIp rs soon
"a tho two iuun hat nulst,o'l tho gnme. schtcm-
sa0ankeupcr ai!, hut hg hntl nu rcason to ho
oltcndesl with Llwollyn or hts party, rs tuoy said
a@ snor1 "ftSs 1sd Sat and
kent By t. man MGtlod i'Ayalns; whore they
pl,iyed pool for nearly two hours. In tho mcan-
nel playlag pool acrUss tho WHY 10th saloons
cnte their doors ut midnight, hit tho pool
g!aysfs we're re- r,G1essa f. e. ieavo es uns s az
the slduwnlk wl,un schtemtagon and sollwioh
can,e uut, CROSSED tue stroet. and conrnonccd
dozen words had been spo9on ,whnn schtcnl.
| hagen slrrw revolver and isrest. iiis violin,
takun 10 Ills EUluu, Whero ho wAs lying Inst night
| agc. and catno her. Inst September frum Potts
Vile. la.. where his parct'ts ssi reside. lie l,as
t1nt II
, 1881-08-01

Qlrartl's bounty, Mr.. WohAtcr inquired with tru~
tnct,dous saniilcance: What Il. tho vRl,ie ot
Tint ho,Mty. howover Eront or lnnn!tleuntwhtoh
which to,icheA tic very foundations of Ehrattnn
charity, which touches thu very foundations tf
pubtlo law and thu Constitution atlff tho whulo
Mclfnro of tho ftnte?"
Tho argument wne; No ministry. no Christtat,.
ity. no FREQ republic 10 s9ctal tifct no benoonrt
William II. Sewnr1 Ind once said l,eforo tho
Phi llcth Knppa Hoccty IN Now York. whon dis
Nation, that It wis not tts pnputation, It's com
eans!,Itlity. Or extent nf territory; It rhs lts
Freedom, ia nauatv. It's lustco. and fts Elory.
nllcent pillars rested, liU n.,sworetl tint tl,oy
rcatG on tho spirit or sho law, ct.nractnr of iho
ntion m private Ito. 1t sl.o,t hhvo boon n.ltietl
TINT tho spirit OF tho Inv, tho character Of tho
public mon, ti1c tnnnnnrH Ur tho Nation, and tl1g
directly urcctut1 by tho Wor,I Of Gnd kept be-
foro tho people through tho power Of tho pulpit.
, 1881-08-01

The now cars which tho Chicago, Heck Island
= paelfo itaiIet4d Company built tos their
Auhtny suburban line do not 9iys satIsraet4on
70 sho patrons ot tho road, Tho bucks Rre Inv
ana uAGuu!nrtahls, aad II, many othtr spspeoss
hey ART not " plensAt,t ~ tho old cars. :
4 petition ask lux IL have tAs ula ours replaced
~ aetus @ seTy Ee,.sra!ly synsd ~ tho patrons Of
on tbs lflinols CeRtrll lluAd, utd aro cunsidvr-
sble lighter than tue nd coaches, aud hlvs peaA
1sta1ad, - .'
Thu Fort Wayna Company art about 10 pvt OH
two more dulanly stAi1s h9tween The uttY and
t,uth Ch!cnKo, uie u whGh Will ho i (uYi traIli
TIC etiprt ii ehuuHo tho nut,le Vi thu llck
Jslstsd cur Ahopa lust Thursany evening proved
failure. ThGrb appear to bc t>u n,HDy iuterexts
u uppEate u nIlllV VI U HAnsG, y GoinlNu,iie4t-
ttOp frolu DR.. L. d. Home, who haA real psiuio
tntUrssls ~ the vicinity. WAY FecuIypl, In which
b" 1nSgests that tho nsm1 be changod " Cur
u1A,
SOUTH ClIiUA1U,
\ lrs a{ Commuulata fraM ia alkx 1~nt Qua
, 1881-08-01
lNGEnsOLL's LATEST.

bishop YALL0WS ON THE lH1ElliOLEt- uL4ACk
CONTROVERSY.
tho thxt, PROVO nil ihtl,Ra; hold fast thut which
Is goul," ills tlIscourse bony continuation of
bis ruv1ow Of the controversy l,etwuen Judge
llack aul Col. 1ngeFsoll IN tho North American,
NepIclD.
Judge Gibson, ot Pennsylvania, sni,1 tho nish.
op, hal stated TINT II Christianity We're given
common Inv trtAl Nud submitted tu I'LL impartial
Jury, tho verdict would bu In iia favor. Tho
ucst notod latncs in Jurisprudence sharod In
thu optnIou OF lhIs DISTINGUISHED J.tluc. Chat.-
cul'or Wutworth Init sAI.l .ho progress OF civil
am religious freulaM had been greatest IN tho
nations In which tho iilblo h,,ti icon most
WILDLY disseminated. BcoFpiary Seward I,ali
said TINT h0 It'd not know how lonx u republican,
fOrtn OF goyarlllncNt could exiat without tho
liiblc, ChIcf-lustIce Mclean wrote That no QUO
could estinntO or tlescrtbs its galutury ctlcots,
Chancellor KcMt declared that NJ, othor book
had evor addressed itself 50 uuthpritNtlyely OF
huthstically to munkiMA. The KoncEal diffusion
Ut tho lsbU was tho ulost eltectua! way to e,v~
!lizS nnd Aumanlz1 tho wortu, Dc Witt Gun ton
sna Edwasa Everett had placed In tho nIblo tho
With "! thoao masters Of Jurisprudence In .ts
favor, ,why. then. could pot Judge !asack say.
igt Ghs1sts9ulsy have trial oa ss 4asoF*oS
iii. iavsrsoll started oYt With the unsupported
Sssssa 'sHs ~ heX saeox sS 1' re
ihe ayslorivs u Nature, bud nut beoi, Nliliy u
os httAsFato philosophers SWELLING win IhuIr
own tuRostance. wiao ptptats'l 10 a. this. Mr..
sss ss .aaua a ns 'oss staas" iss aes'Gn IT, II ux Y
sfea s,s!etly arttalex: Frankly, 81, aseiaIs.l
eaa. IT, issslsoi :a!i ;s aS :soissl:t. Jul Il sese 81
sucaler .innIsd H. and iolareI that sue Gbrstius
, 1881-08-01
PUBLIC PROSPERITY.

RE1sMON ny T1fk REv. a. c. GEORGE.
menros IN
the tho i.ov. A. uooraa % tel,vcrol % to 1 lnpuo % aon,
sregaon e ~ IN ahe and interesting = iscousso o on
"Iho -, 1tee.len Of tho ,'uIptto Public rfospcr-
~. ow poaat!tnt aso the ieet o. thom fhat preaoh
INC gos,pel OF peaGo and erins 4lad tialngs OF
Or. George saId that tho question to bo dis
o,lssctl was ono Of tho greatest moment. ind ono
which could not DO fully disposed OF Ia tho timo
~ ipo tr,h ~ AImivhtV GHn H. rosfor
M M o war 10 eo ,o nxta q ns b 20 aa
Up ay nftor tliy and teatify 10 tho oS!stonce of
%a9' sa1sssSfs 3 s ssSe 7 tas
t 1 l a afosu III naaornliv w tnn wnInHs ~
es etary viI o,nrt,no. nf cnnnttv or nstioo
atney wIa ~ Ghr ami mi
la rceog1,izol scryants. '" e'"' ''1
= Tho % sslation 20 of % tho pulpit to public ,aornls
t;nn Myarv snnn ton ~, ,ntercst m IN nM,bi1
'mnr,,ty to mioht ',t i" Ia mo1 m o,, uHt b,,t
no stl kuow that tho prospority OF 4 uotI,tni,s
y aycts to mvduns 81 so a ias wSrS taS
Increased acsotdilKiy. ,, Waea in!aorailty cams
stanar ~ 'nnraI,lv wnnt down mi a. o ,
fin,irsGe,i Whit wus It Hit no,eI M i,nrrisra %
and iEos to so i.o Of sid nna % j,n,noraiity? or t
r WIZ ~ e M VI ,sor s r.
nnt Far the ,.I,.Sniinm and niaVnttt1 tmil,,enuns
of lao raipis? Il isc5od I no S'it ass,;aas % to con.
no,nmnsiIv yHs nss,sIan9Iv rcn"n,n1p ,nnt, ~
9rom Tia noar "' ~ t,n icvI n n ~ esctnix0 @
n teKs n ssEe Sv ns woeRy eaG ~ ~
liz WIFI ~ f!n gms Iii r ,hnf Myt Thn,,satis ~ ~
| tHo "oi't " N0o "A9 III tusA+ AVpI snutl"uAAo "
, 1881-08-01

70 South Chicago yesterday to hold picnic at
and gtins Tor TIC purpose PURPOSE u drilling. They Eot
very enthusiastic ,,n,lor tho lntli!onco M of the
HenrrNt rEnt- Tho police nttomrtct to make ht,
itrrst, aa.l thorenPnn tho bloflthIrsfy hbot!iums
snt n6out tn cicnr ihOm out. Tho police. lit!w.
nrr,.sting about n dozen or tho rn1igha. O1lcnr
Miller was cut IN tho heal with ono OF tho
eabrcs lntlEotinR n very severe tso4nd.
, 1881-08-01

. Lou1svlLAE, Ky., July G.-A meeting OF
Mothodlst ministers Of th!s city was heli to-day.
and severul resolutions wore passed urging
upo,, n,enbots VI tha oh,,ruh TO gu!c.ualy Oh
servo Friday, Aug. ., which Is the day appointed
by tho proper authority ln tho church ~ .tay
OF fasttnv and prayer for tho Ecumenlcaj Mnth-
odlat Coutorunoc to bo hold Ia Ionaou, Eh9land,
commencing sept. next, that tho lives and
| health Of tho Representatives. Of tho 4elhQdlst
, 1881-08-01

They may relieve, but iloy can't rim, :, !.
lnn,u back, for lilo ikldnDya arn tho troi,,"S ~
yoi want rurnrIy To not tltrcbty on IS, iii, ~
condition. KllMoy- Wort llas that sneciisa iHiSa'as
tion ard nt tlln sntc tintc II rrpliintrs ihaH -
els perfectly. pon.t whit to Ret eick bill ss' 9*.
dry sold by nll lru9Ksts.-U -Ucrmtniotcna nia ~ 1en&
VrtluI.. '""" iae
, 1881-08-01
kONUAE ENTAIL,

john II. Volki dsstKnor aoN manufacturer Of
hns vraultu 1nd murblo monuments, tablets,
s,utuaFy, curtIug, cto-. III selected stock. Office
s4lsaaS Dearborn And Aaudvlph streets,
, 1881-08-01

nro wonderful. All vino game Aitrthtm brought
8on1o blessing. "ltniap tho cul."
After .prayor by tho 1tcv. Mr.. Williams, OF
Dublin, tho 1onolioticn wHs prnnO1ttIoCu.