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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15
\ SPLENDID PURIFIER.

BeulavilIe, Dupln Co, Nc.
DEAR SIR.-I have used your Indian Blood Syrup
and find it very valuable medicine for Purifying the
Blood.
SPICY L. PICKETT.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIG ESTIoN.

LEAR sIR:-I have used your reliable Indian
300 syrup for Indigestion and Collie, and have re
ceiN.u great benefit th9re.rCm. I recommend its sse
A. b. FLEMING.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.

Ski nersViHe, Washington Co. NO
DEAR SIR:-Thls IL to certify that your Indian
1t is all it - recommended to be.
Mrs. NANCY FowLEr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15
j. f. DUNN.
ALL THAT IT Is RECOMMENDED TO b

Pikeville, Wayne Co., n. C.
DEAR SE q trial of your Indian Blood
Syrup ! Unhe sitatingly pronounce it to be all it is
recommended.
BRYANT NICHOLS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
Back sw.nr. Robeson Co, Y G.

DEAR sal was afflicted with Rheumatic Pains
for ten years. and found nothing to relieve me until
L tried your Ereat Indian III Cd syrup. | advise all
so troubled 10 give il q trial.
". ROWLAND
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15
CUEES DYSPEPSIA.
Rock Level, Rockingham Co, y. c.

DEAR SRI have used your reliable Indian
Blood Syrgp for Dyspepsia, and it has done me more
good tn any otner medicine L ever tried.
NJ. REAY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15
NEVER FAIL TO CURE.
Mess Meek, Robson Co., n. C.

DEAR SJR:-I was BADLY afflicted and am glad to
testify that your Indian Blood Syrup cured ne,
when every other medicine failed.
j. MACARTHUR.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15
How to secure a Fortune with OIDur.

A cet of Ozone, containing q sufficient gu ntHy to preserve OH. e. H4
loen eggs, o. other articles in proportion, will be sent to ny apGH.ut
receipts 0f%2 This package viii enable the applicant to pIr,I. an.
ess and experiments he desires and thus satisfy himself as to the clrur#
nary merits of Ozone as a PreS-ryatve. Aft3r having thus satisfied Ir..
and had time to look the field over to determine WHat he wishes ,J.ur
Iuturp- whether to sell the article to others. Or to cona1aH to l4,au ID -
any other line of policy which is best sui ed to him and his lowr-h,oru.
Ity-we will enter into IN arran cement with him that will IN kHa fortunes" s..
him and give US good p offs. We will give exclusive township ur ."a
privileges to first responsible applicant VINO orders 4 test package and ae
TO control the business in his locality. The man wno e.u- control.
Ozone for any special territory, will enjoy a mouopa y which Will surely W
rich him.
Don't let a day pass until you have ordered TEST Package, aud II uu a
to &ecure a. exclusive privilege W o assure you til II delay MAJ deprive l.
IL. for the applications ONE in to us by scores ev ~ maI-nany hy t:~ar.
First come fTtse served is III rule.
If you do not are to send money in advance for the test pteDa-' N s."
send it c. .. ID, but this viii put You to the expense OF ciarge- for se uh
money. Our correspondence is very large We hagea all We can dato# tt
ping of orders and giving attention to u working agent. Thee. H. -"
iof ar icc that you are doubtful about Ozoue preserving. reru.E D"
guarantee that it will preserv it, II o matterw what it IS
References-We desires tOcal your attention toa cIlsof rIrH" e.a
no enter prIe or firm based OF anything but the soundeat business us. e.
highest com ercial merit could secure.
We refer by permission, to II integrity and to value OF the I'w.- J."
sentative Il the following gentlemen: Edward {. Boyce. Member Beard
Public Works; Z. O. E5hsIby, City Comptroller: Amor smith. Jr, Collect s
internal Revenue: Wusin Il Worthington. Attorneys Martin H. It4m.
3. z .bpkins. County Comm ssioner8; w. 5 Cay5.ILr. County Aat'yr Is
of Cincinnati. Hamilton County, Ohio. These gen lemen ire ea ID at.#
With the merits IF our Presarvative, and know from astuat observation that d"
have without question:
TILE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE IN THE WORLD-Th~:sy a f.
lin a test package wills surely lead you % secure a township or count, ai- d"
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Give your full address in every letter, AMI send volr letter -
P2LNIiSS. PRESERVING co. Limited go
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administrators Motto

The undersigned having taken out *,
Administration upon the c-tse %. -.
one gives not CO 10 ali ~ -'i=
,->sIns araIast the d~eceicut to sta tle
him, on or before the 18th day Of SOY -
perxcns indebted to the said deceeeA.
qGe.ted 10 make immediate payment
designed. .'r.
Raleigh, y. @ Nov. %, 1851.
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HEADACHE Il
Leve', kockingha n Co., n. c.

DRAR SIa:-This is to certify that yoar Indian
Blood syrup has effec.ually relieved ms OF SicA
Headache. L cannot recommend il too high y.
Ben. BAWLIN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-15
CURE FOR HEART DISEASE

SPICY f.
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, 1881-05-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADAMS OPINION.
Tho oplntun Of C0rporatlon.C Counsel Adams
in reference To the occupancy OF tho Luke
Front by tho Exposition l}uitd!nx was handed
to Controller Hurncy yesterday BY tho Mayor.
After giving a history of the Interstate Expo
sluon Company und Its dealings with tho city,
so urrtycs ut The foloHlng concusIons:
sFlrat. that tho Intef-Stute Industrial Expo
alton lus, since May l, l87U. occplud tho prp.l
IscA In question without Nny permission WhRi~
ever, Ait nDrciy ut saGcrenec.
'SecUnd, tint, by the trrins OF tts own pctl.
ttOn fur permission ~ ucGnpy tho PREMISES and
ny tho terms Ut tho resulItDu pnssGt III con-
fHrsnity with thnt petition, It Is bound to re-
move tho building GrOn, tho promises when or.
ActcI tn tlo 80 by the city.
"Third, tho Interstate Industrial Exposition,
by permitting thu itnairhstti Company 10 occupy
Miby pllrt af thu pgoullk6a dtEtctIy Violated tho
terms utm,n which tho Association WAS porintttcd
tu erect tho Exposition building and occsipy thu
III tho city dcstrcs possession Of Tho promises.
nrA tbs Association leo!iAes to k,s ycssder e.lch
pnssesston peAceabiy, hive no doubt thAt It caH
he uusted by IN nctl1n 1T INV.
Now that tills opinion hHB boon rendered, Con-
trailer t1urloy PROPOSES IL bayt FUR rental fnr
tho prupGrty or compel tho Exposition Company
10 vArhtu. liz snys thAe ttier1 will bG IFS Or
nutts nbt thas becauso tho city Ia lit tlectl Ut
nj tho rGv1hug 1t caH secure. md II tho E1posl-
tin EntMpdny Gtsrcs toronitfn iii pc ssuas lnn uf
thu ground It now occupies thoro Will l'c no
tr0ub.o II tho prupGr lense Is slHnGd and fair
rc,ltui rni,l. Tlia Contrutnr insists npnn having
Il thuriiiHh understanding 1etWcDn tho EIPos-
mud Directors and tho ulty.
, 1881-05-24

VISIT III FVLLNAN-OtP F0at MILWAUKEE
In Eosp0nsu to an Invitation extended by
Ga0rgo N, Pullman, Estl., President OF the Pull
man patacu Cnr Company. tho Dtiko ut Huther-
land and tho party Of xentlua,0n ac0o1npaiy, Ing
him on Ills tour oe the uAlta! States wont out
10 tho Town ot Pullman ypstcrday. To tnspoct
tho new works OF tho Company. Tho specla|
train left tho Van Huron stTeet iopnt IT tho
Illinois Central iuad nbout o'eltxk. It was
co,nposed nf Mr. tuiltunns pAlncu.cnr and tho
h4nilx&lulu sleeppra "kpWMllpG. uilu "3lclnlnta,"
Tho train arrived ut 1'u!!mnn about hair. past
n'clook AI!d tho rArty wAs sllawN .oyor Tho piace
by Mr.. J, II. +. Wlers, lnAtaxcr VI tho Wnrka
l'At Duke NAs Sgry much Interested ln what
no saw, u ny1llanicat GaglnnGr llg ls os,u Ut bis
hobIss a,,a b. e1prsssol 9aa,!F'tton ~ q !ho
tered the nnKtnerrnnnl the Dukes tucu bright.
ue.i ut tho s.Kht Ut lh0 huEp tur!Iss ctHnr. md
ho nlado Mlltutt animation Qf u. lllu b>lltF'
rs,t,l,s. cnE&,unspt Shops. fnFHcs. md nther
branches wcru vlx}ted, Aal rho construction OF
tho ce!ebr4ted paper wheels was salchMl win
imrtsN1n.& saa paysy: wcrc *''Atluctct! % "tr@tn
of piutfnE1n carl. x&i wera run over tile cn!nr
l,ullY'x trADk& t0 the INV HFtpk-yAEds Whloa
hay6 Just hecn put In operation.
The train waa then srti.l buck to HelstnxtoR
staliun. whore tho special was ava !tIx the
II o'clock. A chau,paxna aud fAhdwlch !IncA
wux provided Dn tho return trip. AIN II wis
hpArtlly EeAhc1 BY thu hungry anA thirsty txs
curstollsla An,unF lilo 1unt1enlon WIN Hce:,!n-
pann.i thg pucal party were tttn. Jubh 4. h!I,
lh,wrlL. Mat.-lic,s. Irwin Mslhnwell, An! AnJ.
n. pulltnu,l, a. H. Pullman: tapt. itnruu y.
+ tiray, l., 81. Johnson. ". 4. Lincoln. Ueargu +.
ltrttWu, j. II. 6uliIh alIA NUhtTt N1rry, 0f tho
Puuuau Car Company; b. j. Decuan and n. +.
, 1881-05-24
UNION VETERAN CLUB,


The Un!oa Veteran Club held u meeting last
night ut tho urand paultlo H0tel, Loua IAcuhs
In TIM chatr. Comrnde ltobcrts reported that
tho Club had bocu Unsigned to nos0hili A reso-
luton was adopted that tho Club attend to that
conutcry In Il body. Voluntary committees
wuro or1nnlze.t to Httend Oak wttod md Calvary.
Aofvrcnra having Dueu mn1o tn The csse Of
Mrs. NtHlKuit aGalasl tho Old Peontea Aunlu 1t
to take my yid1 IN thu dispute til tho uaAu now
pnnsilnE III the Cs'urts t,a adjusilcateti,
was instructed tn havu tho tickets for tho
snainorlal vt the Grand rA-!lnuse ut tho
lnurtlug On buturay night for datrIbuttpn.
The announcement wuH ln.lde that u MON orial
survics would be uoniuctetl IN 1t. l'nuFa b. Il.
Church, corner nf Maxwell atrcst and NeHberry
Vt Sunday, May ".
It Was ANNOUNCED that the evaryseens would
bp hers Frtlay, mud tilp rnlnrAlUa,, with their
Judy trltnda.. weEu re1ussls.l to attend Ut tho
artaory on Aando'ph street and prspalo tho
(, AdiDJruud. -
, 1881-05-24
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.

1'r1r ornortntions AZ nIcohoi ycsterjnY nrorc-
oo,..d ,u,,'arrcIs
sateo ''p oatFe''
sx"r VIVA nald mt nf tnc sn,,. 1rau,,,ry tic re-
t,nt,,,s f., s sI',.nr on,,,,,,,,tn,, ~ q, m
TilE intcrnat-rovcnle rccctpts yestortny
ar,ounted 10 s3,.a,s. Of which ss0,5;l was fur
..sI. =, ~ 80 ,,,,,,a,, n.,a s,r.sa q 90, to.
bccr. anu e:,os' for special taxes.
run triuf of ", j, l,u,pb. tho mntch. bo,ul
u. ts nas t een m 6e. a is III " nrr p ss
fn.nn,. ahrnrrs ti,rtc "rf, IN tt,n Tentnnti%rv
.,nm il ,i,.Hi and tic rust nrc nwuIttnr triit.
i,,xWr,niinp in i:,nn1n' A' '''''>|e Wv ~
,,.'". o.. ...,..... ., T.,
MICHAEL. 3HAttkEY hns 0een prosperous III
, 1881-05-24
TIE CITY-IIALL.


THEME were fnrty-sorcn burial permits Issued
by tho jtcx!strnr nf Vital Statistics ycstsrylny.
r,,... So. IT,. !,-,..
iss MhYos Rfantcf oat sosch pafaons FROM
~. n!'"e"e'' 'Aa' "eu&.
,nap Su,.n1so permit Mns sso Yesterday TO
md dwclltua. III by 20 feet, Su, 4ls West Two,ith
s'.oo'' ~ e'a' s'''''' ....
TIE i1ealta Department issued 90 scnvcngec
pSi,,,.is ~ ht9 III nr ,In,s sY ~ I,ars
HUH snnHaMnos ~ ~, on,n,,s ~ sn,nt ~ xapim,s
nni1,Hs sS''1'0" "''s1 IVA '4~' ~ "''''"s
~"'"''
MAYOR ffAntIsON hAs hecn invited tn dallver
tho annual ndiross Ut tho Cmmenoonunt excr-
1isoa Ut tho NOtru Dllno u1ivGrsity, Wh[rtl tnko
pine0 on tho I'D Of lunp, and be has agcupicl
tito tnytAuon,
An cstt1ulse Ut <a.aee7 was issued yesterday by
tha nupuri,ntnt 1T Public WArks to Thutnils
CAshAy IN Hco,nt ut strcet- ntoanilI8. Tho tlest
cleaning Of tho busincss streets lur The season
VIII cuiGlna,luu this evening.
u,,,,,.,,,,w .,,.r "a. .... ut.,,. IT,. fu.v.11,,,
sECMEaAhs taAnnhb wes ss aoaa ~" tua ~. t'.5 .si
yuaoNshs u !slunU .nueu "aa Ivy ~ ,Mn' ..ts'
~ 70 sa @ " & ese'9s.. 1s, ~
, 1881-05-24

I,arr It. architects Of the works: II.
". jackson. attorney for tho Campany;
j. ii. +. Wlrra, manager Of, Tho
ls,r.,atl, and eot,, nf s@.ln FrAnu!scp: James T.
MarT!e M n.s!tish yeqns'1 II; y; lnS"rt OF
n,nk. cx.Ald. 1ahn ii. t,lnrk, John H.. Drake,
W. ": ktn'ba!!. ]: litIs'clt jones. e. n. i!ener.
lirmfy IL. Nogcra, i'rc.lcnt Or The Donrt ot
1'ratlo; and Messts. 'r'llinghast ard Stevens:
The l1ucal party wns conlpnsoI q tho 1'uko nf
Htovct,s, Mnj j..t}on. ". II. Nrocn, 1ianry Cross
t,eld. md tieorse Cross!Ic4 Tbe Duke and his
'rhc tnrty jcit 0ii tho IL o'rtDck trntf yesteF-
day for IT. Pnul anh Minneapolis, whore thoy
will spend soma time.
, 1881-05-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


HhNEO oE
Miss f}osc wooa, WIN ia tAvnrabty known 10
thc frroucr4orn nr wcitaok,a Thrn,ra In Now
, N ~. ~ ""." -. U.I,.,.,, t...
1oeA' MMue ape h'st nppgM1h"ec ~ ca's"to '"o1
night in tho part OF Cdmi'''e. sho Is III many re-
apects n pleasing nctreas-!n perAon, tail. slcn.
dor, and ct,,uely; in n,apnor cnsy and GRACEFUL:
a sa !" % mo.nua ssu ~ "" uam ,u,s*. ~ .n,,r. s".. =.
proficient IA herself. sho might nbsuma tho pnrt
" 70" 49, oa, s.', ". auy ,.t,. ,tnIor
uonH' or 'Rpehue f"e very hoccptaoy. o""94
such circumstances snc might 20 dcAcrlbeo ms u
good Cnntfltk, md be 40 In fact, tnasmucn as sho
woutd utvn thu obaraot0r ndguunte rcprceof,tn.
s,,n -, oont-sh,,to ~ I'm tnovomont NJ rho
to'. ".u s.'s w N'' t''o'''A'o's ~ ~1S
drnna her tulI shnre. .....
Hut 1t Is quito a different thing 10 assume tho
tItuIsr nnrt In n ntay under conditions like those
..htah ha,.o ,,.sn dnsorthnI .ud tr tnko n IN
""'eu aa'o o'u1 uoso' 'oou' su ~ aa,s
connection WIFE tno responsibility 1or tue "nutc
performance. This WAS tho task that fell 10
Misa Woti lnnt ntRht: md hor oxpcrIctCe pu,.
rhn.,,oJ r,Ine,,Iiv hntb i'm ov,,s ~ ~ stor ant
p"a.Hso pn'uS ~, noa :. tt s".,"s.a
ln9 anu the d'noul'4cs u IL. ehe 'mp1sso"a'co
EtImtGs hotter than most Actresses OF good fopa-
tRtiuu cot1ld hnvn done It. Bhg wHa refined,
sn,.,ath n.i.haJ a,a rorreot. tn,, sto vns nl.n
o"s ""1eu' 49," 80 G:.. ,,. 49,
conventional ano eoio' fidF CaM'so ""' paa.
e!nnlcss, soit1lcss. fuslncero, and untruo,-not
only to her lover, hut to hergcif.
Tim kov tn the nhnracter of Camilla in, of
..- - ~ -. ~. ~. ,as tr, 90
c"o. .oo' ncF oapac'.5 'os 'o1t~'"c9'"ce' .nc M"t@
, 1881-05-24
DOMESTIC UNnApp1NEss.

A srA,ous ,,rsnANn rAt1a INTO TIRE GILLIAN,
r,s"sn .so" :, .,,,onr oa.o L., tha Wat HfuJi.on
ihctu W. u"us. ..s. ~. 'as 10, ,,t,a o o"
street potlco court Sestcraay. ana quito Saa
tHlo Of family dlscord would havo cropped out
hnd net Justico Wntsb takon ptfcuso at tho nat
,,rn ~ somc NJ tha tcsttmonv. Tin contcstnY,ta
"1e u so'uo y. tne tent'uouy w. 80 ."v.s.
Hcro Thomns j honso % aao WYE. o. h9; ;l 1g west
bushy 6!0t'sl- aaTcd. ex9taatty- gotton- nR little
wno = M ose pntner 81, ~ sao
nhlf pnshees aLtno oNuoVo-Meluouta naHuos'
alr: Aouatt VINO ~ mnR, lem Bto.
Gers rlttk OF mtaate aKo, .,sa..,t nau ,ri, ~
Ettte halr' dresser arfeeted tos an aNshn!t WIN
intcnt 10 20 boaiy 'n1nry ana When ths case
waa proagnt 10 tf'al yestoruy ny s., ~
n1t1r9n wtu 9lpoa eno naiE uput y ~, Mnssa ~
e1p!a!ncu naa IN fao nailas OF isGetler m, caused
scsttA! uk!y MuunMn Hnout ~ n.uu. s t tha euns'
plalnnnt was cxn!alsllna lnat AoH y ait catnn
sst ns nn I,f " oourt shrke1 eGa ou
@ fnnt nn 5, WI ht,, ar l,ly ana rosn,H ahH uf6a
thrunt land hair. II wns Win dilnon!ty
that tnoy ctnsu 99 sepatn.sa, Wy ~ 1noM tag All.
mon WMs nsttgscn 10 tMg rSAr =! W. ti Fo Nouse
W4a cOnlPleta'F EAtlItA ny tu.5 Ia'S' A!H 4AFo
, 1881-05-24
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.


THE Grand Jury will adjourn Saturday Tor
ono wcuk.
nESJAM1N 1uvTEn, boy OF II ycnrs,
wns brought from lsutralo, N. T., yoatcr1ny III n
foF Tic inrccmy w IF % lilo I from % Lt,ey nImisk. of
thla city: &N7 was tuunh un his pertun liz
c,uitns to hnvo found tho money on tic street.
TnE Grand Jury found four ,trir bills yestcr-
wis n,ln fit tho casc Ut W. II. llrynn for atnAlnK
n fuw s,tslr,ls. lfe wns b,liis! nvur By r4lntry
Juatcc. witl tnppears. lined hI., AZ vol fhr tho
few ,t1iars.
In tho River Forcat election case In tho Conn.
~ Court ycstcrttay It0bert f.isk wis RllnwGd to
tilp HI Intervening t1et!tiUn, ant1 wis Cl1ltle 4
pnrty to the proceeding. liz takea the n!aec Of
Lussuw In thu case. aEa prnposrs IT. fAku M mp.
peal frnn tho tuwur cOurt. WHICH I.t1ssox Fctilsc!
10 tin, and wills given until tho :dth u perfect
the sntllp.
, 1881-05-24

ATTEST or fANNDSE AND fttH WIFE.
Ot7cer q. l.. Dudley. Ut tho Illinois Humane
EuGTcty, yesterday succeeded In unparthIn9 Il
tlagrlnt rnse Ut "padrouIs,n and bringing the
guilty parties before tho I'ul'ce MnHlstrato.
THO prosecution WIS brought for violation Of IL
Inv passed IN May, l877, which prUviIlcs TINT 1t
shall bU unlawful to cmplny children undcr II
ycars Ut ago us streot-singers or bcgxars. The
acctlsed pclsnus wore Fralcnts Ynnheek and u
woman WIN passes ~ bis witc, and there 10 no
doubt ttWt they have tCpn for years cltKnEcd lll
tho pr,.ct,ca Ut using uhi,drGn ns hegRnrs.
TITO Humane soeicty has bcsn tr the track q
4 letter WIS rece!sod from tho leht,ayisania
st,cicty for tue Protection af Ch'tdrcn. Making
to lPs 9s,,t Ss!ssy yna;v + nt " c,4a ~ y ox "
wha was btl!eyctl To hWve fallen Into thn bands
Ot The ,nan vnnhecE, WIN is also u lle'Kihu.
pf bas n uiy S iss q tao ns peoo s a Wrotc
aGaIn, 1HcloslnH
LETTER WHICH HAD pEgH hEcEIvED
from tho palrono. THO letter w,s In tho French
CiilC1tit,, ISaL-Ws hnvo received your litter
which gave III pscasare ~ cnri t'i4t sati Mre ~
sos e liz Sy a IT, i III IT, as e @ i sa
ana II he hts only one arsn. ltnhd him nj the
mountains ~ Koln4 hi.nt'nK. rcll nv IN eosAf
hoy and you VIII ptucu thu nancy With .otac-
ln'ly o!se.. Tell tao in what way YOU WI! nr..
M WHIT ~, re.nm" @ III il 1ae cSeaao 70 ic a "sor In Witt
- FnaStaIlK y*S,'EcK. ~ west Lake street.
thnt ttoy hGd bcch tn cnsrcspnnttutlce With tho
inotler Of the bny. WIN wha stolen froM Dol.
gln'n tn l5::i " Il uarone t'atnel l.eu's ynn don
llessc.l, who lived fur Htitnu ttc at M. Ess Ea8t
Third streut, PhatcIphta. and Win deserted tho
boy III 1874. Vanhcck At tint time avul.led ar.
TINT Olttccr Dudley etlccnelcd IN cuptl1rtnK hn
and bis alleged wife. They were found Ut No.
| III Wcst L!ssllatsa ntscet, and
WITH THEN WAS TIE A0f CHRISTIAN
/ mud nv tfrs,.A tsuI1it,t Mt
, 1881-05-24

next tnectinK ot the 1lonri ns tn wdnt step:
cou!d hp tHkcn tn cuinprl tho ChlcaFn x Lo'nns't
tic ssonn walk orostt,A tho Court. tiner. which
Bhntsl,l t,nvn tren nan,pletHd May I. Garfield
employed In tho building under Superintendent
1iAi,dloy br discouraged, forthwith. M tho jnnt0rs
co,lll aEn tl.Dir wnrk, and thelr nmpi1ytnent
involved II usncss expense Ut S50 por month.
Tho nrflnt1 WIS carried. ... ..
On motion 1T Cnmtnlsslonor Scnnn, William
II, Ntchartls was appointed hcnd 1aNftDr III tho
now building. tn hu untcr tho OrdoFs Ut tho
Committee m Public serrtce.
Tho IiJnr,l thon adjourned until QUO week
from tn.dhF.
, 1881-05-24
THE WEEKS MORTALITY.

A DIMINISHED NuNiiEtt or nEATltA.
Tho report 0f the Registrar Of vital Statistics
for tho pnst week. shows thnt thero wcEo .'o
deaths, against tNl tho week prevlous. and t74
fur Tho corresponding wcok 0f $780, and 1as for
1871. or the tlcccdentA III wero males and 125
fematca; married 10, willows :. md widowcrs I.
Uno hundred and sixty-tlyo ware born In ChtcA-
70. and G, In other pnrts Of tho Unitod Rthtca.
ireland. Thoro wore iat doaths 81 children I'M.
S.r years Ct ae ThS ortsiy Hsn oss " On H.
4 death -rntc llko tho above tioes Chfongo no
credit. 1t should not bu forgotten by thoso who
mir, and lrat-ci sewcrnsc. that Ito CITY In tho
on,intry hAs sh''wn larxcr nycrago dc4th.rato
iaSre. there his bcoM no bot weathcr 10 speak OF,
yet tho death' rato among. chlIdron under years
s 5 re atas o T. s,s y ey Il % so
WEI! WIFI tns a"ss Wcek proSle ss Sai to asa.s. y
year s'' Il ' ny ~ tHo Iarss' ~ especially whers
iour-ttths arc from What arc r, known as
sbs @ Or @ asfsss t%svo sionp
dlphthorIa tell ttoir nwn story. Typhoid favors
1e nsum ana ar rse;iy trace"r 10 ay ssw
oraEc in iho promises whcrc tbor oriElnNlG. ~ y
"ae s TT !, !. IL tas vory aw ana
lords and agents roedy the esits complained OF
until thuy ,rc forced tuhy law. and. In m.ny In
" way. 90 that anothor teasou. ct fHrtheet
tho same evils nru n9ttn apparent Ono death
frUEn typhns occurred In this city lust wcok.
This IL a n,sst dcad,y disease. and T. what is
known nj shlp-fcver. It Inns becn very
prevalent III New York Clsy, whcro 1t vas intr0-
duccd By s'nlKrAIlts. but fi0 danger need 20 ip-
prohendc Al 10 its ssprcntiag hore. as the climate
Is nit such as to pr0paRAte 1t or spread tho con-
tngfUn. Tteto nav be Isolated oases OF It. but
tfoy nre only importMdons.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Yesterday scvon new cases Of smnll.poT wero
| cred. 1t was III a bouso ut No. 10 Harbour
street, whore there bud been other cases. The
victim was n child but yenrs old. the
death Of :, two cn'ldrcn was repor.oaa
wcro at ;ka niue lsland avo11te, child l: ycars
old: .s0 Wcst, Twolftn street a child 70 yoasrs
| 0Il: 610 Canal stroot, another child: two chill
t'rcn md yenrs old respectively. at e0a BLACK.
hawk street. and n ittio ono 4yenrs OH NJ l85
! Martin bfnrgnn. Six cases nf measles >wcre ro-
portc! 1t ono house At Jig I,nrlinF street. Scar.
cses at ri Hush street, Ilonn, 68d rnlmcr House,
III Lincoln street. and In the eecnnd story Ct tho
promises in tho rear Of 4N West Van uufeu
| street.
, 1881-05-24
PEYTON MUSTDlE.

: Charles PeytUn, tho coIorJd ulan who Was shGt
sun.Iuy afternoon by King Ac7es. tho proprle-
tor 1T u "cultud pus4tlns restaurant at No.
~ Clark street, llos Ut .no County Hospital upon
a bud trnu which ho Will probably mover nrls0.
THO wound was Ut flrst considered nut dApYer-
nus, hul curly yesterday morning ths mans
sylnptouls eIpcrlcneeI such u changt Tor tho
WoFsa that there NJ longer uxilted any doubt W
, 1881-05-24

A minstrel entertainment Is Rivon this week
ut tho Olympic Theatre.
"Won at Last" Is still represented az 1Iooley's
Theatre by HtceD Mnokaye's oxcoll0nt COM
pHny.
afro 'ii With Mcssrs. Conidook. Ferguson, Plymp-
ton, and Misses E1islcr and CowutL Ia tho cNat.
The play hns drawn we'll during tho pres0nt
3Yank.
, 1881-05-24
hLuCkY CHANCE

for all who nro 9oipg to California. Tho now
and elegant Chicago, Burlington T. Quincy state-
room car will leave Chicago on Tucsnay, btay 01,
At V:OS p, M, and run through to Ban Francisco,
via Kansas CIsy and the A., T. T. s. F. and
Southern Pacific Railroads. A atatcronna In this
car costs no moro than soctton In a Pullman
car. For berths apply narly At Chicago, Dutlng-
ton & Quincy ttokot otIleo, 80 Clark ntreet.