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THE amber tip cigarettes, "opera PuGs," Will
not stick to the lips.

THE amber tip cigarettes, "opera PuGs," Will
not stick to the lips.
CABLE DISPATCHES from Australia announce
that Fairbanks & Co. have received the four
nlgbeSt awards OF scales In the Intern tional
Exhibition now In progress In Melbourne, TAX
Ing these honors over all competitors, English
and American. This highly satisfactory result
emphasizes the success OF the MeSSrs Fair
pahks at the sidney Exhibition last year, where
an award OF special distinction was made to
them IN addition to the highest prize open to
general competition.
THE FASHION.-The handsome faces we see In
Washington at the present time Is mainly due
to the way ladies dress their hair. An article
called the Thompson Wave Is so becoming that
1t has become the fashioa to possess one Mrs.
Thompson is stopping now at Mrs. Palmers
100 + street, uutii the 10th OF this month ONLY
with an elegant assortment and every
shade, =
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1PERATIeNs IN sT0CKs.

~ J0HN A. DODGE 90.
Bankers and Brokers' 30 IA Wall Ct. n x. bny
when desired viii advice when and what 10 bny.
Also. secure STOCK PRIVILEGES q reasoaApls
informatioR on application and Finandn report
De0t freo. tan1-ImH0
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The sKin. Use Encalyptine-nothing Ike lays m p
cents W. %
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Eczema.

Manuel MaDintz, New Orleans, La, writes: t'No
others compare with the OUT1CURA REMEDIES
I have used them in all forms for severe case Of
what the doctor called Eczema. which was effsctu-
ally cured in eight weeks,
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0iyisible surplus at per cent. 1926, 096. 30
Estimated surplus by the New
York State standard st ~ per - -
From the undivided surplus Of 81, ass. 096 the
Board of Trustees has declared heyerslonary div
idepd to participating policies proportion TO
their contribution to surplus, available ON settle
ment OF ne t annual premium.
During the year s, 946 policies have been issued,
infuring $22. 229. 979.
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If YOU WILL believe human testimony Or. s.
3. Collins cures morpbia, opium and alcoholic
of more than twelve years and his shipments.
weekly, by express, are hundreds Of bottles.
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Balance net assets Dec 81, 1850 sl7. $50, 67s 70
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SEE Heylum & Kane's card.

HowsoNs delicious ice cream s.. 25 gallon.
1o4 18th.
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surgeon. ~
James Foot, an old one-legged soldier. re-
ctlseo compound fracture of the knee yeSter-
Gay afternoon b. falling In the street He was
attended by Health OHlicer ToWnshsna. This
IIacIuIe VIII PROBABLY keep him In hospital for
some time 10 come.
| THE FIREWORKS AND THE uIU,fIN ATOMS rRspH-
ABoUTS.
Last evening, soon after sunset, the grand
| point or attraction was the south front OF the
| Treasury, where the display OF fireworks waS
announced 10 take place. By the time the nrst
| Jam OF humanity as far down as 10Th
| street and below. At various points
| on the avenue. calcium lights were
| lsrds electric lights were displayed ana other
| houses decorated with Chinese lanterns, etc
| Looking over TO the mail colored fires were
! ington monument showing it's gay decora-
| tons, the derr1cks at the top having large
| American flags hanging therefrom with strings
| holding in place the shields, both from above
| and below. The Bureau OF Engraving and
/ PrlI ting building was blaze OF light, and seen
| through the grand arch On 18th street was q
brilliant spectacle. Altogether the effect was
grand and beautiful.
| The fire works program was emphatically the
finest which has been presented here, and ex-
| cited the admiration and applause OF the tnou-
SANDS OF people who saw the whole display.
| Ihere were continuous flights OF rockets para
ehutes, With changing cOlored illuminations.
Don Dshells, ETC.. forming great jewel-clouds Ia
the heavens, magnificent tree with golden
| loilage; superb sun with corruScating radia-
Cors. the national coat-of- srms-very brilliant;
| compliment 70 the army and navy containing
an emblem OF each, with the letters Army
| and Navy" around which revolyed natlonai
| enslgns; the grand cataract Of Niagara, end.
Ing with q gorgeous device. In which appeared
| portraits OF the President and Vice President
| tbs picture was beautiful, as the portraits
opened out In lines Of silver IRE. me whole
back ground presented a great mass OF streams
OF colored fires OF brilliant and varied hues, aud
! with tho sprnging OF mines and exploding OF
| shells. formed splendid spectacle. This was
follow ed by magnificent bouquet filing the
heavens with oolored Lights and falling stars
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Gross Assets. December 81. 1880 .sI9. 49, s2g S
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BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
l2-eo SoiePrOprisr0rs, Baltimore, Md,
, 1881-09-07

Til: Offering or prhyer for tho President
ycstuftlnv WIS cxtrat,lely interesting. OIl0
iteelt l,nyc t,tt Or l,u fttl In thu elficncy uf
prayer tu ,lccurtl 10 tic uluIl nIll wuI'IeI, with
gathered for illnt u,,rlH,su rllro Hlnl nubls
motive, urrness sentiments, aN,l cnIlIlnaHda.
bio pntriot1s. 1t las |celt woll sald, ,,IsO, by
ono who was tn sympathy with tho move
,Itc,,t, that lhe l'n:sitlonl himself sn praying
1nas. Nu demonstration 0tl Thu ,art Of Ills
fe1nw.cltfzans wOulA bu ,nuro gratoful In
him than II stuy Of trsycr for Ills recovery.
If he wurp ilnt0rtousIy tllsbcl1eycr there
would hp liltIn ur no prourtety III s,,cll III,
Offering. Thu faftll nn fuiI, sides gave IL
Significance ..Int force. Thu t1ay, Il will br
seen, WIS m,'',crtlfy observed, aid t1'e
urgency uf tic prayels, ho,lI IN tlis city alul
elsewhere. testified III n peculiar WAY lllv
ynlue lint Is put upon the Presidents life
by tho l,cst cl,lss uf his foltow-rlItxolls. IL
WIS almost wortl. suffering 10 much lp bt'
prayed fur 80 earnestly. Wo think II will hc
impossible for my enc TO read the rpports oi
tho prsycr-neplingA yesterday without sy'I,'
,mthy with tlleln lllNt respect for ulose who
attended n,ul ted IN allU services.
, 1881-09-07

CHEAP Italian labor Is making thu Argen-
tine Republic prosperous uud cnterpr1slng
beyond common expectation. Tho efforts ut
tss Italian Government to clock on.!gra-
tlon To that country llayo proved ul,availIng.
The Italians are MI Ingenious race, and will
1nak0 their new homo III South Anlor-
len famed for Its mechanical lnseil-
tlans. They lave not elI0sull 10 collu
to tho United States IN great numbers, md
perhaps 1t Is well they have not. lilo nltxt-
lro Of races here IL already sufficiently great.
II Is posslb1e tlNlt the French also. II they
can over be induced tu move, will llll new
hutnrs III SoutI, America. Naturally iotll
these races would seek our nwlt Southern
Statcs IN ercat ,ltl1.,bess; but they are SHUT
out from TINT section by Tie systul,l ot peda,-
age altA' arlslorratIe land-lIoltllngs which
stiIl 10 II great extent prevails. Neither tho
French nor tl,o Itnlin,s caro- to eol,Ie lltu
competition Will, .legro Inl,nr, Tlsu ullurIl9
prospect Of 10 CENTS Il day a,lh bUar,l your.
SELF, d,tc deductions bellls Mlado fur ruin anil
holidays, does not tcntpt them inlo tho cot
tNll-1[eltly.
, 1881-09-07

Tile Democratic newspapers, with their
llabltunl ca,ldor and gobl will, tako tile Wow
Ut tho question, Of Presidential disability
which they suppose will DO most dEstastcful
to the masses Of tho Republican purity. Tho
Now York lporiti, for example, Insists that
IL Gen. Arthur becolncs President through
tie disability Of Ge.. Garfield tie Inter wilt
nol bc able to assume tho duties Of the otl!ce
oli Ills recovery. No lawyer Of any reputo
l,as in.lorsett tlts novel reading of co1,stitn-
tlol,al law. Even Mr.. brewster. Of l'lIl'aacl-
pliia, who believes that tho Vlce-1resfdent
should now be acting rs President. refors
constantly, iii III, Interview. to t"the tempo
rury disability Of Gen. Gnrtleld," and Is
clearly OF the opinion that ho would t,ecom1
President again tho moment tho ltsabll.
lty should cease. Tho discussion llas
ut best only q. speculative Interest.
The Worlds position cnnnot be supported
except by IL strained and tcchnlcal cosstruc-
ton Of tbs fpstsstsnts Uerb[s Of the Constttll-
ttop. The Intention Of the frn'lers Ut that
instrument was plainly to havo tho Vice
President uct only during the disability, rs
IL expressly provided III tho case Ut tho sue
cesslon to tile Presidency by the,i'resident Of
the Sel,utu n1ld Speaker of the 1l0use tlntlor
the same circumstances. ThGre is, lnore-
ever, distinct provision ut the Constitution
which Is wholly Incompatible with tic
Worlds theory. 1t Is rs follows:
The presidout shall hold BIZ o!tioo during tho
PrcsIdsnt. % md iii civil on!ecrs 81 the United
% n,Cnt for and conviction Of treasoi,, bribery,
or other high crimes aud luisdpmcanors.
| rlc Constitution slnrs not contemplate the
, 1881-09-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

Springfield Republican. flnd.}; The New
York stalwarts hAve TIP advantage ot bolng
perfectly ready Ia prtIvokp dctnaf tor the purity,
whtlp tue Half lareeds ARA anxious to Win.
Mr.. AI,,rat llaIste4 belleyas tl,at the people
OF tue United Htn,es would show tmmeasa re-
puyllnt,ca 10 Wall street 1aH fp the Treasury
espncluily II tho President .Wsta q New York
mhn. ~ -
New York Post, II nla nsaxIlians' do not
buy moro Amorcan xontls II ID not IN be naorlbed
tn tho luck nt regular ll,e or subst4ized 4tsan-
IRA. Among ulAor rcas1ns. II ia bgcauso the
Koola are dearcs, and because tho Americans
have uot sttd!rd properly the needs Of that
, 1881-09-07
early lay 10. formulate the pTopcr aMcntl-
tnonts to the Constitution oil tlosc subjects
alni submit them 10 tl,u people Of tho conn.,
try for ratification,
ELECTION EXPENSES,

Ek fA
,r,., un,nlnm nrcvnl14 IN Iits ,1u,utrv thst
hrlhrry md cnrr,,ntio,, m, nore common
aunnis In t,,a Amer1cou etncttuns lruu In
thnsa of auv nthur nn,yon. ThIs " NJ, error.
,ro ulecllons In t:nu,o,,,f nre ,,,ore flarrantjy
md ox,rnvnmntlv ~nyr,,nt tha, unyw],sr.
rlse. II IL cst,n,a,e,t flint tha ryuorsrs Of thu
lus, .1rrtton lar 1,orlla,n,.,,i wrru 10. )rss
tl,n,, slsuoo, ,on,-a Ann, wl,Irl, exceeds n,upy
tinrs .he widest rstt,uatr lin, hts cyry l,ccn
nnttr. Of the ox,A,n,II,ure, fur I'rrsjlenttnl
cterlio,,. Etecl,n, rnrr,,pitol,, tn rpcl, l,as
bsco,uu So suauduIu,s lint u,c nj the most
tt,,sntr,,ors ,ncus,,rcs tutrol,lre,G into Tho
tutc Parliament. a,ut tu,(y d14)lacrt ,y Tho
alJimp,rtnu, Linn, ,,i,l, wus .ilrcslc.l nj Ills
ryi]. ,rhc f,t,Il lf,tft Uazcttc IN IL rcccnt
Issue ,uys that the u1cc,Iun system l,aa b.
co,po 50 px,,ct,y,yo that It '.l,aa practically
tl,p result uf Restricting membership In I'ur-
lament 10 tboso only who arc In possession
Of thu uolt,en key which ol,u,,s tho portas Of
tia lTousu,n In otllur words, nole but ricl,
lc,, can, us Il r,tle. lops 10 stal,tl fot u suut
II, Parliament viii, auy s,crc.s,
4 movement ],ns been started by tho lsrit-
tst, ,,oycrnnrnt 10 rollect frt.u Fru,lre,
t;ermu,y. A,.strtu. Hungary, Italy, Spaiu,
belgium, Portugal, u,l lilo Netherlands m
o,,nn,,,+ F f1o ..,.u p .,%,,.,,,u.,s II,
, 1881-09-07

.r1IE Town Of Marshall, II pleasant little
hnmtet III MlchlRn1l, is vastly excited jnat now
over Il small rud loathcr pooketbook. Tho ar-
tlele III question wils found by tho keeper Of
Rrocory.storo juat Rfter .lamoa Nulck hnl
loft tho place. IIarrying out, be asked !h.d-
dlck II tho pDcketbaok was his, and receiving
an affirmative answer delivered up tho prupnr-
~. Il faw minutes later Jabez tl0rhR,n enter0d
the Btaro aud asked II a puckctbouk answering
tho tlesctpuon Of tho one Rlvon to IlutldIek hah
bcon found. L1arninH that the wnlltt bud al
ready EEcn eIaltnctl and takeIE, ho aworG out
warrant for lsuldok's arrest. and tho latter has
boen hcll fur trial. 10th men are pra'nl,ont III
tho community unl ahovo suspicion. III fnct,
luddick not long ngo found n pooketl}ook COLI
tAln,nR Sl4OQ md restored 1t to tho ownnr.
Isu1h swear positively to tho ownorship Of tho
rroperty uyar which a trial Will e0on bo had,
md thor0. Ia evidently n very lArgo Afrlcan
somewhere in tho fttel.
, 1881-09-07
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

pharuoi'Y body Inns bcon found: lhRrao)!
seGna to bo in bettor luck tlan A. r. Stewart.
The circus that hus tic most dead Annciles
OH exhibition uoxt your WILL DO all tho business.
Now that Sccretary Eycrts Inns returned.
IruntlO1s suenls t0 by the only distinguished
American IN England.
Ono of John Kclly's intimate friends re-
Gently described hlni as IN chip of tho olI
blors." The old block has our sympathy.
The exact amount Of Lieut.. Flippor's de-
facntlon Is $1,1U0. Tho young man wis lnex-
pcrcnccil, huwoyert ind had noVer been In tho
siEnal service.
4 iIvu-s!ory French fiat. to cost St.oO, ,0ou,
Is belng erected In New York. Thu American
tlat who Is building 1t ought to bo lookcd utter
by Ills friends.
II auc tint pharaol's botty has l,ccn found.
Ihnrnoh was Rrol frIlow, but ! always told
him ln was 1nbo 10 vet loft IN crossing that
eck."-S,unn II. A1IthotH.
1t was kint or t1se Indians TO lei, our SOL
tlicrs Escape once moro. II thu ,!obio rcd mon
Will only witt II l!l1le willie tho Government will
havc tho c1,ttrc army locked up III safety-lc-
pnstt vaults somewhere.
Tlle present summer IL ono Of tho most re-
lnarkublo over known. Tho heat in f;eDrKln Il
reported to tlny0 beun H0 lutclaG ono tlay lust
,vnek TINT Alexander Stephens Waa dutectcd IN
the ltct of wlping Ills farchend.
Tile Cornell croW ll.s reacllcd tl.ts country
.lgaIn, aud tho ,nuMbers Claim TINT shlnkel re.
ceIyed $4,000 for sclIlng tho race Mt Flcnuu. IL
this Is nc, thero cln nnlotRur ba any doubt about
tho vaanc of a college, etncatlon.
a btcycu Iicn.l lit MollIullce
WHO Of cougso Didn't haye common sense,
'irfeh to mako bis snachino
10 upstairs: but woen
II, I.1$ ia. E,nn kFttth hutt
, 1881-09-07

'rul: lunh department of thu Urton l'aeiilt
tlnilrph,t suntl4 tu IttH 'TNinuSE Il cunpln or
samples Of magnificent whtHt, ratsnd reshcol-
lively It, Clnwsull mud Whito fountaln, Coto.
1uy nro wt,ltu wl,ilar, and tho s1zo OF tho berry
Is ens,,sgh IL uaEp rlatl tho hvarts Df ihosc who
luYu ,viunt that will woigh uvor sixty pounds
tu tho tupNs,lrcJ bl1sApl.
, 1881-09-07

A correspondent writes nsktnk The Dues
t!on, "1n tho event of Gen. Arthur being
called, by reason Of tho continued inability
uf President {iNriieltl, 10 discharge the duties
Df Actius President, would 1t not Ito lloccs-
sary for Him to take the form Of 0atl pro-
scrlbed III the Constitution for tie President
Of tito Unttoll Statcs?'
Tile weight OF argument seesns to DO over
whelln1ngly in favor ot, tbs theory that III
caso Of the inability OF Tho President to per-
form the duties Of tint Office. tllo VIcc-Presl-
dent, by virtue If tho Constitution, would be-
come Acting President during tho contila-
al,co Of that Inability, and would not bocolne
President except IN the cvont Of tic l'resi-
dents death, resignation, or removal from
office. AS Flco-l'resltent OF the unlletl
States, Ills present Official oath covers oil the
duties OF whatever kind wi1'al llo can posi-"
bly, bo called upon to perform as Vlce-pres
dont, Including Tint OF Acting l'resident. In
tic cases lnontloAod-tho death, res'Rtlat1ol'
Or rfb'oval of tho Prcsident-tlle Vlce'lresl-
dent becomes President, under tlle cohstltu-
tlon, rs fully rs 1t ha aau bcen originally
elected thereto, and IN either Of such cascs
would take tic oath Of otllce prcscrlbGl by
tllo Constitution for tho President
Tho Constitution Of the unttol States ia q
progressive document. Its authors wisely
provided III tho Instrument for Its own
aincntlmcnt to meet my change OF cir
cu,nstnnces or any tsefcct which time might
develop. It llAh hardly gone Into operation
before us manly ms ten amendments were
deemed necessary to make It more expi1cat.
*rie fourth election for President developed
n tlcfcct SO serious that 1t for time threat-
enca n case Of disputed succession, a'la the
people promptly re1nelied this defect by
chnnging ttla mode Of voting for President.
Durill, the Inst twenty years ITO less thaM
tlrce radical changes In tho Constitution
ltayo bean mate-tleIr necessity hayluX bcon
, 1881-09-07

AtoynAr night whom tho thermometer was
N degrees, a,rl tho par md tnoo.latant munm
bcn.nci down upon tho cnrth from aky IN
which not cloud was to bn soeu. tho stHunl-
sorvtco observer In Chieago hoisled danRor
light lit accordnnco With orders from Washing
lou. This Ia bctiuyotl to DO tho hugest joke Of
tho scNSpli,
, 1881-09-07

Now THAT tho attolnpts Of England anl
Trauco tn cono 10 an understanding ubout Il
commercial trenty hay1 not A,iccsedad, Hwitzer,
land IL Alal,t 10 try her hand nt It. A 1oufer-
cneo Of representatives Of the various cnNtons
hns bacn hold, and tho views expressed by 1t
have boon adopted by. tho Federal Council. 1t
was unanimously ,teoldel that 1t woulll bo
b1tter to haya no treaty at NIL With Franco thnn
nccopt any augmentation Of tho present tarltr.
whether directly or Indirectly by tho suhhlItu-
tion OF ttxel al r1io,rm duties Tho Genova
correspondent Of the Loutlon 1gnes says TINT
public opinion will compel the 0oycrnmont to
resort to reprIsala, aud TINT "tho most in!luon-
Rlal orRans Of tho 4Ytss press warmly applaud
Vaa stction Of tho English Goyernsuont In break
ing OF negotiations far now treaty rsther than
accapt conditions which they deem unfair"
Tho negotiations begin in Paris this month.
, 1881-09-07

prcsoncu Of n Inrgo audience, although. a. both
nre or aget II IA difficult to aee why they should
submit 10 criticism nf thoir co,lrsc from per-
ep,l wuae vows Of perpetual celll,l.cy naturally
pruvu,srl him from taking any but n pro]u.
.iIetuI Wow Ut tho matter.
, 1881-09-07

Ex-l'nEstDEyr HAYES. III response to q
fycont re.Iltuat for bis Mutograt,h In attl OF Il
church trir, ,,csnn his rchIy: "At tho augsns-
ton Ut Mrs. 1fnyos." otc, It Is ovllcnt TINT
t,laro hs beoll i,n chanRo In tho administration
or tho 1Iaycs fnMlly.
, 1881-09-07
TRIBUNE Dlk4ASClI OEFIC1;9.

THE s'uiCAGn TntNrSE has established bsH'lcli
Offers for thu rucuipt Ut subscriptions and nlvcrlso'
mrrts q. lnltnws: 49,.
NEW rt,HK-ltnont " Tribune uul!dna. F.T. 3tu-
1AnhES. Mnnn1sr.
tilAHGOW, Eeotlund-Alnh's American News
Apenny, II liGnlju!4-as. .........--
lttSNlS. Ens.--hnlcrlcan Exchange, ~ 6trnnds
11ES1tt I. G.Ia.lti. Agent.
WASHINGTON. D. E.-1al! street.
, 1881-09-07

Att. TilnES's friends llslyc announced that
tho sugu ot Granercy 1'ark Is In better health
than for yc.!ts, Mr. ridden Ia evidently de-
trr,ntnoa to traka Mr. Ncndticka unhappy as
carly In tho nutlun as possible.
, 1881-09-07

A cE'sKMoSY OF III unusual! nature took
placa at Vt. pauIs Cathedral, PlststnE1, last
Sunday mnrntn9. 1t being tho PUBLIC p4nanca Ut
young oouple who had tsen married uon-
trary 10 the wshr4 OF tho lAdy's fnther. The
pair woro cei4urpu By Father kaaruey ln shv
, 1881-09-07

Miss McnosA1.l1, Ut baltimore, mud Miss
uonntas, Ut Naw York, arQ ppt u vel! provided
With dresses nuw ns they wcro Il Wuuk nx0, hut
their stock Ut knowledge IL materially e,.
hanccd. These young ludles, who aro desuFluol
" "bcIou9tuR u the very bqst fuMIlles" Ut The
aitses Il, which they reside, attempted to smuS-
Rlo e5,u0o worth of silks aud lacea through tho
New York Custom. House, but were detected,
and tho Rootls coAtlxcatQd, Unlpss tho paternal
relatives OF thsse young ladles submit to au.
other draft on tholr bank accounts 1t 10 not
likely that tholr daughters will tgArQ proml-
ueNtly III sQoiety during the coluin9 wlnser.
, 1881-09-07
POSTAGE.

Entered at me ttat-fAtt 1T thrath lila rs StconI:
tiu1s nltlff.
For the hcne,,f of nur atrnus wflO ,tesfro tn an1h
single copies OF IliE 'r!sISE irutuh lho sAt't W.
E1ve herewith tin transient 1.iH NJ rHsthSu:
fttrtnl nat Uataestte. Pr tAth
Flight md 1wrlvc jnxD l'nper.............-4c cnntA
Et3t0nn pA4n Paper. GEMS.
, 1881-09-07

I'l1E old atlage, "tllero aro no good In
dtnns except dead oncs," reads woll about th!a
tiMC.
, 1881-09-07

Olympic 'T1ieftre.
Clark sircot lciwcrn l.ake md Randolph. EnIHHc
tncnt af lu1alu I'LL. "1ho l'fs.iro Walt" After
NOON Hnd evening.
, 1881-09-07

Clark street. nptsosl. now fphrt-lfous1. EnVnvn
nlrnt OF tho Unlotl.Eg,lAtr Tiuatro Company. "Fu
luln or Wotran's Love-" AfturnouM hnd evening,
, 1881-09-07

Industrial Exuatttto4.
Lnke.Frunt, uppoklt Adhns street. upuns " PHI,
, 1881-09-07

NfcVEcktr'N Theatre.
Madison streo!. hetwron statc Hnd Dearborn
Engagement nf str. Gus williams. "WMnted. Il tar
pehtor." AttcTnuUn aud uScning.
, 1881-09-07

1tnpycy's rhrntre.
Eantolpt street. hutwecn G1ark und Ia ealln.
Engagement NJ 1louley's comedy Company. "1artls
of a Feather" Afternoon and evening.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-05-12

anv of the aforesaid diseases from
such child or irresponsible person, or
any person who shall knowingly and
willfully subject others to danger of
contracting any of the aforesaid dis
eases from the dead body of a person
deceased thereof, or any person who
shall in any way knowingly and will
fully expose, aid in exposing, or cause
to be exposed a child er other irrespon-
sibfe person, to danger of contracting
any of the aforesaid diseases shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
shall be subject to the same penalties
as are provided in section one of this
act.
SECTION 5. Upon complaint made
in writing, under oath, before any
,, magistrate or Justice Of the Peace
charging the commission of an ofense
against the provisions of this act in
his county, it shall be the duty Of the
district attorney to prosecute the
offender.
SECTION 6. This act shall take
effect from and after its passage and
publication, and all acts and parts of
acts conflicting with the provisions of
this act, in far as they contravene the
same, are hereby repealed.
Approved March 23d, 1881.
Published March Goth, 1881