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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

PERRY DAVIS PAN-KnLER is an excellent
regulator Of the stomach and bowels, and
should always be kept on hand, especially at
this season Of the year, when go many suffer
from bowel complaints. There is nothing so
quick to relieve attacks of Cholera.
Sold at only 25 cents bottle, by druggists
generally.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

Why the true Holman Liver Pad succeeds
because it is the first and only correct adap-
tation of the Holman absorption theory of
cure without medicine. Why its imitators
tail: because they are wor,niess.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14
Asalure For. piles

Kidney Wort acts first by overcoming in the
miidest manner all tendency to constipation
then, by it's great tonic and invigorating prop
critics it restores to health the debilitated and
weakened parts. We have hundreds of certiiet:
cures, where all else had failed. Use it and
suffer no longer-Exchanee
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14
Exerxhndv Riehf

From the Indianapolis, Indiana, Farmer.
When every one says thing is SO, it
must be So" On this point Mr.. A. Il. Ly-
Every one who tries st. Jacobs Oil says
that 1t is the best remedy ever used for
rheumatism. Mr.. White, customer, af-
ter having employed every known specific
for rheumatism was cured by st. Jacobs
Oil.
Said Mrs Smith, who had come to spend
the day, to little Edith, ''Are you glad to
see me again, Edith?" Edith: eyes MIN:
and mammals glad tool" Mrs. Smith: is
she?" Edith: Eyes, MN; she said she
hoped you would come to- day and have it
over with" Mamma bushes scarlt, but
Mrs. Smith simply smiles.-Boston Tran
script.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14
WY Wear Plasfers2

They may relieve, but they can't cure that
lame back, for the kidneys are the trouble and
you want remedy to act directly on their BE-
cretions, to purify and restore their healthy
condition. Kidney Wort has that specific &C
t,on-and at the same time it regulates the
bowels perfectly. Don't wait to get sick, but
get package to-day, and cure yourself
Liquid and dry sold by all druggists.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

The great Scandinavian poet, Bjornstern,
would address letter to the Massachusetts,
widow thus: "Bjeniamin F. Butler Bios
ton near Bunker Hill"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

Canon Farrar is a man of medium height;
he has broad, clean shaven face. rather
square than round, a light complexion, and
a benevolent expression. His forehead is
high and massive, his hair is light in color,
and he is slightly bald.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

Catarih Of the Bladder.
Singing, smarting irritation of the urinary
passages, diseased discharges, cured by Blu
chupaiba, ST.. Druggists, Noyes Bros. & Gut
Ior ST parl
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

Ru fus Choate believed in hard work and
strug gle. When some one said to him that
a certain fine achievement was the result of
an accident, he exclaimed, Nonsense! You
might as we'll drop the Greek alphabet on
Abe ground and expect to pick up the Iliad.'.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

Terrible Loss of Life.
Millions of rats, mice, oats, bed bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with ''Rough on
Rata" Sold by druggists. 15c boxes.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

TOodles Always Kept Coffin
i'm his house. Had he lived now he would have
kept Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

II the mother is feeble it is impossible that
her children should be strong. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is perfect speci-
fie in all chronic diseases of the sexual system
Of women. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pam
vhleta
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

An old gentleman in Maryland said he had
raised his family on "Sellers Liver Pills." and
considered them almost as essentia. to family
"a bread That's true.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14
Maxims of Manners,


When you are introduced to lady, wait
for her to offer her hand. If she do not
do SO, content yourself with bow.
In bowling to q lady in the street, lift your
hat right off your head. Don't allow her to
suppose you wear wig and are afraid o.
disarranging it. ".. 10.
Be especially careful in making intro
auctions to ladies. 1t is an insult to the
whole sex If yon present to lady any per-
son of doubtful reputation. W.
If you have some slight acquaintance
with lady in railway carriage, you must
not presume upon that to bow or speak tc
her at any accidental meeting unless she
makes the first advance.
At morning calls, if the callers arrive at
the same time, the hostess will introduce
them to each other, unless she has good
grounds for believing that the introduction
would be disagreeable or unsuitable.
In railway travelling do not address lady
who is unknown to you unless she invite
it. You may offer your newspaper with a ST.
lent bow An unprotected lady ought to
call forth gentleman's finest chivalry.
At '5 o'clock teas, " and similar recep-
tons, the hostess must introduce her prin-
cipal guests to each other, but in doing so
she must exercise due discretion, and as
sort her guests with all possible discrim-
ination,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

Best watches at Lowest Prices.
Write for illustrated catalogue to Standard
American Watch Co., Pittsburgh, Pa
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

Aim! Ready! Fire! But Fast
Write for catalogue to Great Western Gun
Works, Pittsburgh, Pa
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

IS always spead, ana SO ne Is not provided
with capacieus paunch, Tor this reason he
snouid NOT De ieit long without rood, In fact
ne cannot go as long as MS 3. master.
GOOD grooming Is an indispensable aid in
Keeping morse IN nign conoiuon ana Is
secono oniS IN importance 70 nus 1000. one
ens enc sna y, y mus n 70 clean Ine skin
a. o!en Tug Doles, lnls, OF course leaves
t she s ha e =, ,;s u4pusea 70 .ne ~easner
ha naeds more Srotsct;nn tha vha u nenoe
Iure. When horse is tired, an" and + has rs' a
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

.hore is but one real cure for badness
Carboline, deodorized extract of petroleum,
Carboline is free from any objection. The
best hair dressing known.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14

'Gindseys Blood Searcher"-the great med
icine for fever and ague, malaria, and all blood
poison. Don't fail to use it
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-07-14
PuDctuality.

PuDctuaiity.
It is astonishing how many people
neglect punctuality. Thousands have
failed in life from this cause alone. 1t is
not only serious vice of itself, but it is
the fruitful parent of many of the vices, so
that he who its victim is involved in tolls
from which it is almost impossible to es-
cape. 1t makes the farmer wasteful of his
time, it saps the business qualities of the
lawyer, and it INJURIES the prospect of the
mechanic. It is fact not always to be
remembered, that Napoleon's great victor
les were won by infusing his subordinates
wi tn consciousness of the value of pune
tuality. It was his custom to manosuvrs
over large spaces Of country, SO as to render
the enemy uncertain where he would strike
the next blow, and then suddenly concen-
trate his forces, and then fall with irresis t.
lille force on some weak point of the
foes extended lines. In many mercantile
affairs punctuality is as important as in
military. Many time has the failure of
one man to meet his obligations brought on
a score of similar failures in others. Many
are the instances in which neglect to
meet an insurance punctually has led to
serious loss. Thousands remain poor all
their lives, who, if they were more faithful
to their duties, wouln secure large lines of
custom, and so mako their fortunes. Be
punctual if you would succeed in what
ever you undertake to do.
, 1881-03-21
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL


C. W. JuH0Ew, u. s, n, In nt tho Tntmer.
F.k. CiEMExr. Of Hossom, Is Mt tho Tromon.
john 7. AvEnrr.1, of It, Paul, is at tho PIT
cllc.
a. c. PORTER, Of Cloveland, Is Mt tho shcr.
man.
J.C. CfAnKE, Of Wausnw, Wis, Ia at tho sher.
innn.
N. u. Ep1NoER, OF New York. Is ut tho Tro.
mont
ALBERT r. o1LIlo, Of London, Is Mt tho Tro-
mont.
W. DE FnEss OF san Francisco, Is ut tho
Sherman.
j. W. CHAPMAN. Of Council Dh,us, H., Is at the
Sherman.
". II. DMulcK. Of Santa. uarbnra, CAL, is at
tho Pacific.
NH. AND Mus GEORGE II. lson,xsov. Of Lead
VILE. nru at tho Palmer.
NINE. AMunE ami II, Tol,rnse, of tho French
opcrn company, Are Mt the fnlsnrr.
"D1vor.cE" IL tho subject Of Mr.. Caverno's
lecture Mt Hershey finil nt D. IN. to-day.
siR. AND AlRs. JAMES u. wAtKE,4 md A. D.
lfnricot, of san Fruncisco, arc Mt tho Palmer
A. V. Dyson. OF Manchester. Eslg,, and Mr..
nt,d Mrs. QUINN, Of Toronto, Can., nrc at tho
rnlmcr.
II. WALDO JOHNSON, Hurry IIn,ak, and Luke
Martin, Of the "Danscs" combination, are At
the PNI,ner.
Z. 4. Lonp, General rasseuuer~Arcnt, and ..
Spencer, Flcn.Presl.'cnt, or tho 1iattmnre
ohio sallroed, and \: w; Carl@ntsr. tir,leral
Ut. ranl lta!'r0ad. aro ut tic F,lciiic
THE Young Mcn's Chris,inn Association hnvc
Merungcl with tho Mcndeissnhm Quintet Club Of
IL bsary funl on Thursay amd %s ' filthy % even.
ings, Mareh II and April |. IN FarwclJ Itall.
OxLEy 2. pAtKEls. sfr. and Mrs Mckee Kan.
, 1881-03-21
FOR TWO CENTS,

Intense Rivalry In tho Newspaper
Eletu-TrlbnlatlOns OF the "Tcle.
Ernpll.s'
1t WIS nnuounec,l lust night that this morning
would find ChienXo IN possession 1f three two
cent morning pnpcrs, whrrcas, before It hnd
only been blessed with ono, 1t all cnuo about
In this why: On jan. ~ MIR. ". 4. Collins,
tho principal stockholder md proprietor Of tho
telegraph, realizing TINT tho paper wits lit IN cx
tremcly unecrtntn condition tinnncialty, tnruetl
his stock over to Mr. Norman e.: Perkins, us
trustee, With tho understanding that he Was to
Or eiso tnr lie naat,aremens @ ot tie STOCK @ bnsk
Into tho handa 0f Mr. Enliils. It WIS also Htlpl-
latetl IN tho cuntruct Tint II Mr. Perkins decided
to HuspGid tho publication of tho IcItur1tpt hu
should give MrsCotlns forty-eiRht hours notlcc.
lnsteAd of dnlnH this, Nr. Collins. sthtes, Mr.
Perkins sold tho snbscription.lIst of tho l1tekiu
capped tho climax by stMtluR that tho 1rrynfpl
w9atd tn nS1 as ''snSa tha nor1lns bu. tat
!!ssea S aaot' % eoaiSany ~oa ~ which Ss st: H.
Collins knew notLng. lio hld tsot. received
his forty.eght hours notice and he bud not hcctl
Kivcn 3b, ,oNJ stock In tho now cNtnp1ny, as per
another stipulation In tho trustee euiItract. Mr.
Goilins did not know Of tho Iicrutd business un-
~ yestSrlay aftcrnool', whgn he found that the
thing belonging tu the Telegraph llal eul, curtG,I
70 tho oor abovc,--tho oIl!cc 1f thu Herald. Mr..
..l.ds unl distributed the standing ''nis" kir.
Collins skirn,ished Ak'ut and succec,'ch Ia rnIs-
tnk nins cnn,poA!.orMs y and sn!d that With thcsv
Mr.. Perkins would not stAtu whtl tho stock
hotders OF tho IicHttd Company wurp. lie denltsl
xsng 5ea ~ tho . sSySrrCit I IT, 2, n, II, ss6
aer, s.a G" ~ took worih " " staes tnat
Il xnner ta @ II & prSss s.a: ss n o t ta 3r
provided that no Sunday edition should bG
Az 10 tho third two-ccnt tnors iux daily, It Is to
bE tho NClCU. kGyptl+ EUltIQtk fill1 sheet lNlly
, 1881-03-21
A PRINCELY DONATION,
A'nnsn Stonc, OF Cleveland. Gives
100000 to the Western Rcservc Col.

A,nnsn StotLc, OF Cleveland. Gives
100000 to the Western ifcserve Col.
, lc=e.
: Special ptspdseh to The Chicago Tribune.
C1.EvEkAN1,, O., Mnreh MA meeting of the
Trustees Of tho Western Kesorvo College was
hc!d to-t'uy, aud announcement rundo thnt
$l1D,4U0, tho stim necessary 10 purchase forty
ncrus ON Euclid AvCnun for the Joint occupancy
Of tho Western Itcserto College and tho Case
School or Applied Sciences hid bean rAlscd. A
letter of Amlsa StunG,' at Cleveland donating
Sd0OO0D to tho College OH conditions hereafter
named, WINS received. Tho conditions nre rs
fo'lows: That tho College be removed 10 Glove.
'ana; that Its nano ho chAngcd to A,!ebcrt
College OF the Western Reserve Uni.
rcrsIsy; thut buildings for i.s .nccoIn-
1lodMtlon bo erected subject to tho approval
Of tho donor; thAt five Of tho present sixteen
Trustees resign; tint tho Hoartl Of Trustees ba
increased to twcnty-thrGc, and tho remaining
cietuu be appointed by tho don0r. Thu tunation
WIS ACCEPTED NY tho Trustees rs fulfilling l,r0tn.
isns already nude, tho conditions urceptel, and
M 5@o 9Kr,eclnent Tor removal to Cloyoland t1ade.
Trustees then reslgneu:. Judge Hebutu IIl1ch-
cOckt lotnsyillo: tho Hey. IT, Z. HMytIcn. Nuw
iurk CITY; Or. ]. lihrner, Judgo p. Il. Commit,
lhvennn; y. +, Ilartiy, Cleveland. Mr.. Hlono
then nnfnc1 tho following persons rs now trr,is.
tees: Inines A. Garfield, rutherford IL. Hayrs,
Icrry Collins. ". II. Dom. samuel Andrews, $.
=. Williamson. George II. ELY. W. Fl. Harris. and
i. E. Holden, ali Of Cleveland. 1t is expected
TINT AHuther resignation from tho old H1lrtl Ut
Trustees will bs received, anI, r. r. Hardy. III
ths city, Will bo renppontud to I'LL tho vMcuncy.
, 1881-03-21

Scott Is her husband Mt present, and william
Maco Ia her son. Mrs. Carr, mother Of tho
plaintiffs, was niece Of Polly Aincc, wife Of tho
lion. Daniel MacO, for several years Neprc-
sentative In Congress from this district. Mn1.
md Mrs. Macc had hut two Bons,-Edwnrt nnd
Thon,as. Previous to tho death Of MaJ, Mace. by
suicide, EtlwhrA Mnce married nHnlnst tho
wishes md protests nf his father Ard mutlicr,
nnI this Induced the Mntor to mike uScr MI Ills
property. reAl nhu pcrsUnna, IL his wife Polly.
After tho death Of Mini Mnce, Aunt Polly Mncr,
ns shu was fanlltnry cnltcd, mnlu vii, In Sep
tutnbcr, lH0N, III which wns tho following prn-
vision: II will ali my property to MY son, Ed.
wnrd II. Maco, OH this condition: TINT no part nr
Into tho possession, of his wife, EIenrIo,tn Mace;
way fnr tho support VI snih iicnrlettn Mncr. I
further i,rce,. Il y any timo ny cxsentors l,o-
onec to divide tho, property stu rcninlnlnR III
thor posscssit,t, botWcen tho heirs of my lcccs.
Mt. Mnlt''da Wink and Mrs. sarah carr. 'I'arcs
oas Mnee l died Il AEr!. 1s5t H. tho Ap,ll
Ter, tefm !, 81 to Sn',rt, 19 s'lwaf' Sace s nr9aas
the plea that 1t was cnntrnry to public policy,
una wotl' have thu elect oE producing nj
that It was II clusld upnn his prnperty IN tho cs-
tate. There VITA ne nppeMr,'tsco " defense @ nt
TUG s,'it.0tho executions, llonias i. War.l aii4
whcrcnl,,ata OF tho relatives not betlsg known
To- thu court.
Disr'nK the yenr tnat INC app!lcntlon wAs III
tnMFl, 4n9 neiore the uccfee scltniH ss1de kho
viii (which wns donc Ut thy April term, lsI7,,
several clfcNtlaatAhccs ohtelde fEcnrftM: tlrsts
Eawnri Mnce W1s uivorce!! lNnll hla WIG, En
Warren County; int, soon inter tho rendition nf
tho decree setting assde tho VIII. md vest!,x n!
tho property III MIN; 10 wns retlltrr!cd 70 pig
W!tr,-the cernmony being performed ny .!il4e
hihcc t!let: ana hs WIDOW. SUNG yenra h91,, fnnr-
fltti Hchfy scotL orc ot tho ue1chnnhts III thls
actiof. ,...
Secondly tgnd here comes tho strnngest rnrt Ut
tho dratliu), Mrs. Carr nnd her two daughters
were ao!utlrnhE Win Mrs. lrtrces. reiat!vc. IN
l'ultn, U. Ihe t"o HnuEhaera frequently eX-
pressed reRret over INC ncAth ut Aunt Iully
MMGe, VINO nnu 1MRcn tnitcn interest," ~ thgH
ulfl,S ner te. Natalils II inc ptlpefs ~ ctie.
, 1881-03-21
GAS EXPLOSION,

At4:0 yesterday AFTERNOON Mutt Eiiick, m
elevator hand At 4ospp'e brewery, st,lrtcl into
tho basement 10 lind II louk In tho gus. pipe, and
when lu reached m apartment under tho sit,o.
walA tho cscRpod Ras cauBkt tiro from Il lighted
candle which hO carred lil hs hRnd, and ux-
reodcd with Hreat yolencU. 4 portion Of tho
eincWA!k and wlndnw Wero blown out and
Ell1rk had his hAir mud whiskers slngcd oil, 1l1
kHura he'd. 80 ".'e-...
, 1881-03-21
MILITIA NOTES.

NJ W hna I,.,r, ,l,o+ M 1,f~,t r y.,,
". W. tnNH"oLt uns ueo" eiEetea flrst Lieu
tenant or Company +, Second Regiment
FInsr-L1Eur C.Antrs IT, Rrxuv,vr r,,p,,
h,a nonr ,1o.,,, I..I. -. - $3.50 :, :, F." "a . ''t'is
,,,. neS s'e"1sa N"pso'o VI eoinpn"s " oeeono
Itee1mcht.
F1nsr.TrrIrr r. M Ennv for,o,y A
sTweIfth nn,tni,on Mnr.a,IIa. ~. .a.,,as.,, 49,
VISTA oaAs"'aoii' 'tafssh1'st ona teuoeTea n1s
les!Rnouon'
TILE Sixth Ilattailon has now become n regi-
ment, with eight companies, und the lpII- ojyj.
Gers win nil hnye n r,iso IN ronIr "
So ,." ~ -, ."s
flhSI-LlEuT, E1fEsTEH 4. MALCOM has been
appointed and commissioned d.Io. CNmp to
the Uenerai comma1dIng tho First Urluntie
An o,,ot,,, .,th +.,, .t. -, r,--.
o,1ar.ore ~ t! vii aakg E!aee II tne Company
Ill 1o thnnao sarnm?, ~ rnr uSH1.G!'., , MMIcn
n~,v uto, t1nnrino ,i toF 1Aat to'h-
P"ns' f'eo 11opA'nss feei9neu.
Cuinpany &. SIKH Weoimrntl @S nn SVain"a,'av iuv
TtN Tt,.nN he1t to choosH Flfsl LieMtGnat, v!Ge
1anttu;cA' 1nt; Fes'Rheo' GapL '. l.. Whelan avlll
Hes'"e.
FIIsT- LIEUT.. j, o. Glow. cou,mnndtnu Com.
pupy @. Twelfth Battalion, nt TiuInticId' rocotn-
nenIs tho honorable discharge OF FrIynio Eu-
gene Robortaot, t>I, account ar his having been
elected Cnptain OF tho company
r.r. ~ ,,..1,.. e.
1,Gr5 ~ ~. nuEnANAS, company a, First
nennnentt teconMenus the honorable dtscharRc
" DE Sefst. Cnaties y. nlnck On hccnunt Of husl-
e.s 1eoo esu.sntee=naes t = FEvnto hhrl II. h1ntth On
Suunl n,s y FHhosn4 from tho etate; nnd l'rivnt1
sns,s usn1se, F.: M,nofe. on recount of expiration OF
AN election will tnko place In Comnanv n
Sixth Rrgtncnf nnwf rh,,rs,taM~, ~ o.TV ns,,sTsa ~
Cmpintu Eirsf iic,,tcnn ~ nuI Eg,ont tS'th: th. anf
mt to l Urfx,t,ul yncn nnpies t,s 1Ninu tf,n nav
, 1881-03-21

The Court of Appenls yesterday handed
down 4 decision III the fnnut1s Dwight lifte
Insurance. case; tharu being seven Of them.
The appeal u,ntle by tho Insurance colnpa.
remembered tint tho Equitable I.ifo was tl,a
only cOtnpnny tint paitl the claim promptly;
thu others have been littgnttng. md thus fat
lIHyG been essflll.-Nctp York IFibtnH
, 1881-03-21
COOKS IMPERIAL.

Received metnl and diploma Mt Paris Ex-
position, 1878; American Institute, New
York, 1880, awarded the American Wlns
Comthny; st. Louis. silver medal and dl-
plomn for prrest md best champagne and
still Wines, cutlal to my Imported wlnes,
costing One-hRlf less,
, 1881-03-21
ATTEMPTED RuRGLABlEs.

4 bana Of young thieves 1uutln several ut.
tulnpts to burKlarzo storos In tho West Mu,lI1tn
street police district, hut ~ far ux htlsru from
succeeded tn Rottlng no plunslor. At u'ciuck
kcrRt. Post, when ut the corner OF falku unt
AnnRaniun Htrcets, heard two shots, unt, uput,
run'l,.sx south 10 Washington street asctrt.,ed
that thu EAl1x had bur shortly Daruru bFuksh y
store, No. ~: West Randolph street, una tic
clark who slceps In tht soeniiti stury, upon suc-
ibX thuin ubuut ~ unttr tho place, rnscu u win
dow and Tired two Hht,ts at them Without Uilcct.
, 1881-03-21
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALLPOX.

DECATUR. H.. blarch Enthusiastically thu Deca-
tiir Dnatl OF Educntion guvu notIru that M
children would bo admitted to the publle school
buildings of tho city OIL Mouday, 5iarch u, un.
less thoy wore vArcsuatu4 IN compliance with
thu RULES OF tho noArl, or could Kivu other
Hihully satisfactory guarantee that thuy nro ss-
cured aRAisI9t taking the amnll-pu1 disease, NJ
cnses q smhI!-pox hnvt yut been reported IN
this nHXhborh0od.
, 1881-03-21
Law AND SPlRlTUAtlsM.

"Fs' 17EsP0<sH ~ 3H* 0HRu1u 7F1f4NE
LAFAYETTE. Ind, hlarch 1l-A suit Ia now
ptlldlug In tho Circuit Court OF tnls county. i,,-
soltlux property y4rluus!y estimated Ut from
@dAuN tu x51,u0o The parties to tho suit uru
irestoil Carr, DAnlcl Carr, Mary Carr, unl Sarab
IislslettA Scott. Henry scott ther Alsb uud, sud
William Aacs, defendants. Hrnriutta Scott was
We wifa of EdMasu II. Iuco deceased. Henry
, 1881-03-21
WANT MORE PROTECTION.

Special Dapateh to Tn Chteapo Trttuns.
Piyrsuuu0. March ia tucettuv 1T iron
manufacturers was held In tho Wostuvn lrou
Association rpon,A this afternoon IN rcfere,1re
petition Congress u invrunso tho tmrItf. II Il
Nor tl1w manufactured III xhls country, Ii II
Urged that tin. llate be raiseL to three cGntx
IN tho unltel stuteS, w @'''e ~
, 1881-03-21

hn,l. IN EMrope. ns much right 70 ninsago na
that tho 1h,f wat uiicr eclipse. wns nothing hut
tnGrchantlso. am! dcprcr,ate1 merchandise.
Consequently tho tnntAt monthly delivered to
enough to coin ,nonthiv sum nt as;;ao o,0M, morn
eoInei is aiH'nt a,doo,ooo. 'rhis mnney u unin,s
u.s. FE 'ssT sess o, no with S
Such Is tho monetary history Of tho Unltot
stntcs.
Frce md ,,nlir,ltod mtntaEo has novo hccn
praHtlcel tieru simultaneously for l,osh n,otnls,
" WIZ cp ~ ta . s Ss 09S nt a Anrrsa nsfs
VIII conc and say to, .he aN, ,Oo6. .o0i Enrnpoans
whu l,avo woskcd the liz for II century. and
who uan tniaRiilS that Amorlu, Will couso mud
ray e tho!n; %aiyS " your ratio; ti'ks az
"" navo no rata' Sol avo ssu over T 3
my. Aud It was ltnpssi!,tu y9u shun'e, hnvo Ind
r., fr1 wa, IT, oment t, Tim. the M nneratcd In tho
yersnl 1on'untion Of ono sute ratlo wllatover
Tint wny fror, l's' to ls;t: Tho 16!4 ratio never
"Ts Tst any s stSr ,a ," TT se ~ n @ sn!y
to slo2 Something whIc!, costs nnthing so,ne-
thing x.5y slnplo md Of very easy exeo,,.on-
lnrs. To isstit. Without llnilt II amount, new
pHr 44 v9sSsS Il uSsr S1y %S, @ y Es S!afs ts ." 49,
Ita millions or Woia anl TO- transform Into 8.H
millions tho III millions Of silvur iollars coined
by virtue u the HIND bill. That trnl,srors1,il-
lars, who would get ttoMi rccn!ntd Irto sNl.Rrai,
o!llrs. .Tnoy wunltl u,ill By this three cunts per
Inconvenience, ior il ntIevts i. pnr.ttvriy ,,il-
Important g.ltn; m Inconvenience tho in.,rn
bensnt!ln aunsNiei1 rs tho Treasury itself holds
ntI rs twu-thfsla OF the profits nccriisg from
tho tpc0lnago would consequently tluvtilvr in
thc l'rns,lry it.ulf: TIM profits aecrllnx q H.
SAM, tItnn Frn ~ 'np an trtny w we s ~ HI N ne 70
lryiutrtl from uIl mt between, tho EllrO-
peHn Governments Is Impossible. THE United
ti,cln to ch0ose tlie ratio lIii rs my other,
To alter tho III; Ettrope wnuId bo forcetl Ia
st @w ya.s !fas as4sS, .f Sd # r. s sT st Il: s
tsa ' b%nd 9%1 i>"E'iSs iii '"rs %0'u ""' 'eeo"
cn,lstlrrlGiy increases lno circulating niUnetnry
units: fru,ics, thnlcrs. iiUrtns, otc.,-n vu,,erH
rise III Ericcs. Il SUI r.cp!,.s hsr inIllIards O
fujI In urlces. MI. rrtuillx 1F thu UuiiI l,iti
tlouls adds only II s,nli a.tno,nt 0f dollars 10
liz rccoininI her tniilst,na Of silver tutn heavier
ptcnrs Europe would undergo greut losses; by
ssSnnnX hn e2 "ts sito %tn teSSf
stMtes? Tlo ~ ntS s,e q % tIeir 1pes. Wal, ti,at
fuss tie l6!i: hrIllnnt, If they ncccpt II.
thn Of rnen m rano r9R'y F sss 1sF sSsa "
coi,1rg siiycr. No munptury nutlet. thcr.furc. re-
far A'nercnn silver d tho Oil World. iCantd
| crtasius tho AtIatItIcY TnIs would rCu,jjru ihg
] allowing of unlimited coInuuu VI silver tioirs
~ @ r. 'aafg i VIII n,vur lHe srt 70 m a s sree e
tho yunlux nf silver Is not Ytu,,,jtancOllHiy re-
s,,med il Eurnpo.
, 1881-03-21
We recommend Eld ttalRs sowtnx~,uachtues. so w

you can sAfe doctor bills mid keen yuur
faMlly Hlwaya well with nVp Aittvra. -