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, 1881-10-28
YOUTHFUL OrrENDE1,s,

A anOp MOVE IN nEE!ALt or THE INMATES or
TIE "lsJfk' DEPARTMENT."
The spvclal committee, appointed by tho
County Hoard to investigate charges In roter-
cl.co to tho condition ut thu County Jail, suh~
lntlted report vt tho boata meeting Wpdues-
tuy, allti III tue report Invited the utientioh Of
tho Commissioners to tho condition Atld Hur-
ruundinga ut tho boys combined tn the ja. The
report csubotiet1 d resolution 10 tho eIput thut
the Criminal C0ur8 Of Cook County aud tho
Htato'A-Altotueys be requested to adopt such
lncasntrs In regard to tho lndict munt aud trial
Of juvenile oIrclldess hndor tho axo OF u yuars,
confined III tbs Caunty IaJt, Us would insure
tI0Ir sentence VI uIBCtlaFke w Kstsr as nratjcA.
bh,, ulll that tue Jaiior 10 requested 10
Eoport ia the e.,nrt tho riafno aiiu aRe Of
nlieHsH with which ht IL charged, Immediately
!lI,o. bis commitment TO thu tntl. The roport
further susXestca that sa'tla measures ba takon
frouI tho adIIt and ilisanu prisoners.
4 reporter saw Htato's-Attusney Mills yoatcr.
!Ay, aud nskod hss uptnInn VI t4usu suavost!ous.
ppArt frUsn tus udut prisoners WA most ex-
celiuut u,lu. aud ho would bg &lAG 10 sou It rttr-
rIeI ul.t. w hu believed tho present surround.
nata thou. II tur a. briny.ng them 10 au early
trial was coneerne1, he sad It wus ste atlu or t,s
olcY to fM.h ~ e.ses through With a.
aoSaht va tfa',y g. ssia' a co. hS ha5y s
IN favor Of we llyine olrundess: - III prison:
srs hsa d Saual s!xhts 4 she oyes Of the Icy. md
st Ss GSnst SF Ell e 9S ss e
thay wore now making Kuod pro3ress. .Ass!as-
aht.Htates'-AttoEncy Thompson expressed Dir.
''''' ''1"'' THE JUDGES
9f the Crlmaa! Cour.s-Ja!aeson and Tuloy-
luok upon tie suggestion VI tho OIuntstea on
thle paHt with favor. JudH9 Jameson aald no
bud read tue report Of the oolnulttao, aud ID.
, 1881-10-28
MASONIC.

fltt .1,r1r ~, ,xr,,,,
1hu thrty-arcond annual convucution of tho
Granl Royal Arch Chapter a. +. & a. N. Of I'LL
1,,.,,,nr. M rn,..,.,: n,,...,,a . j., Ap'',w ~ ~,
,o,. v.sts,i"v .v' ,orn,na ~ ' s''e r. Go" y. s,,a0 ~
.. vu,lghan wns In tho Enst, nud all tho othcr
o,,}enrs wera nresent. tho,t i'm chan.cr. ,vcr.
rnrrn.,ntnt '>N0"' -'' ~""e'eAs ".'o
Thu session was opened with prayer BY the
How. and OK Comp. Theodore i. Dnrucy, Of CHI
ruxo,
The following presented their credentials III
REPRESENTATIVES OF tho Grrnd Chapters Of tic
States NAMED; ,Jutncs 4, liuwjuY. SlnrYiat1d: ".
\. Orr. F1uriFa; John 4. Iadd, Tcxas; George
"; s,sa EsuFtao. nletriet u ~ y Colamusa' i9I
uhu IereritM tnG tFanu ttIRh FFaest contalned
"ntina1'H mi,i. 1.iei'. .. .mtetese' e..u.,
Inv GohatMl1tGa on Cnaftereu ChRpters ro-
n9rte .. nu tol!o"tng sSatatics: hGt!vo ghhptets.
y. iM': Saemn', r.: MoneGts. lss ealti-nx'
, 1881-10-28
OUR GERMAN GUESTS.

PREPARATIONS Fon tEcE1v1S0 AND ENTER
TAlStkts THE vt,S sTKungNA.
About svyDAty 1.-Two prominent German clt!-
zellh met In f'rconubaum's Hull lAst light to
thnke further arrangements for tho rDeuption
asld entertainment OF tito Harm Won Stuubou
pArfy. Tho meeting was called 10 order by Nr.
william Woke. aud was urganizuu by tho clcu-
ton Of Mr. ucorge Schneider as Chairman as,d
Mr.. Emil Ma,lnhurlt as Secretary. Dir. Schneider
prrss.a tito hopv that tho Distinguished s,,csts
Wnuld he entertained IN H.anner ere.litablo lo
thMalEa and to the tiernnnH or tile city.
Quiney NJ incptlnY was culicI fur u1l was
rsatl ly the Secretary, It provided thut three
uesn o. SIz9s , s'S eSt ~ w"n s!sbsns
tho three g In lan,rd by ito sayor III u ptrt u
tt!o o.'nmlttse Of iwopty.ltyo to 30 urpnltttd by
twenty-five siio,,ii meet tho visitors Ut lho
n2sa sodny nnrl!.ny u nn; escort tao'n III oar-
krrcrattu IND reception should take pluce III tho
i h"tcl MaI,tlny night, tho screlsadu 10 y FUR
Tile Recommendations uf tho committee wcro
1 VIZ ulso arranged That MI. fsnnx A!nGorx
tluin wait apou Hans l!a!ntklt, a,,l ,sak htul to
icat the singing societies ~ rGhoarsats fur tho
!lents 'lecorMle with thu llnga ami 1annsrs Ut
ttlo vars1us uerHlan sonlatttH uf tho city the
hns @ s 1s Ill., s,s s S sy nKt sscspu9a
nun societies, Will psoyds Tor The extension Of
THE AuNlolrAlirx.
The Aiayor yesterday received the following
alspnlch ~ lrrgurd y tho time when tho dstn-
saao frni tue Hun. Waikur l,iaI,,r a,d ,no lion.
John naris, Ass.stn,.t SECRETARIES nf ataiu;
u.GC. u"C.Sc.ysSAt.. " oct; .tt,tsr 4 Marrssn.
nuwspatiess, bnt hive not racrveti ii. wo wish
t1 se!tve "; ipla ~ Sunday !lorsllnK, Aul 10
, 1881-10-28
THE CIVY-lIALJ.

Tnpxt: wero thirty-sx deaths rcuvrted IN tho
t,1,y vrxtrr.b,y n, wh,t ro,,r wpr,, r,Y,r, ,,,,h
o'' ssete'"'s' VI ""'e" 1our "eto1Folh tyPnoia'
fever.
. EsEtASb. OF tile Wclt slue Tabernacle.
With hts Sudy- school cluss, Will visit lho llrltu-
well Saturday Il ufturnmI,.
,u..., ,,.''',...s -.--..
tne Iohslttoe On L!echses ha' II meht'uR
ycHtcrtlay nftur'!ouu. Tle ordslAnuU Tor tho
,n.s,,ar,,,. o,,I ..,,I,, ., ",na,.,,t w. ..,.4'
u"ns'!to'.' ati" '!u.e ~ ~ "hoaHt I" 'uut"e
n'1s'Acss' tf!talsleteu. Ino matter nf ANGk-
a,nds In rrtInt OF hUtos Lil not comu tIp, oN tlg
tn tho ntsuuea ct the C,.r1,,ul,,
Dls. bE Woi.F suys that HialArlal fefOrs arc as
prevalent in tho E,lst ut prcsuilt III lltoy were
In this r,,,lutry thirty vcura nv,1. Will. ha wa.
III NluaHuuiht.tfs ii; nni .tlis NM, t.,v"r mi
lid I'M NIT rlI ,,r ihnII ,nt,I h s'a,n .st ~
fir NJ ln,nrt... it whrr.. h, hn Inv Itst sh"Lm
lnti hts Iint Ind nIIv nvtu,f.,,a ~ ~ hi sir.''
e'.'' 1'' '"$ ""e "A' - w e"'' ''''eo'
, 1881-10-28
Too Conscientious for a lpoclor's Roy.

FSF71.
A physctnn ought to be specially careful In
tho aUluotiUn Of d servant. THIS servant sh0MlI
not be dressed in black, for that would bo too
suggestive, but III garnonta oE neutral tlnss. the
possessor Of II cadAyer,us vlsage, lest hu Yivo
tho Impression that tunsp WhD ocIer The doutor's
i.nr!d and rotuntl as thoagh sickness was nut d
serious thug. ,lic Should occupy the golden
mean bptwcon the Ray Ani tho 9rs.Vc. Ho ought
hu in!uro the practice Of .llia employer. Wo
have hellr1 81 u servant who Was wholly uniit
gould nut tell lIe. 4 stranger who hid sudden
iness Ut homo uske,l. "ls tho Doctor in?' "Nn.
sir," was bis lulnl sepEy. '''lell Mn. nus the
becamu palu, but slowly and solctniIly replied,
.Not n,aG|y living. sr" rnen tho str.saxur
survHut haA less resemblance TO the Futher Vi
his EOuutry.
, 1881-10-28
SUBURBAN..

a n,an namod llrrman Israel WIS brought be-
foro Justico ltodecrs yesterday charged with Mt
tempting tu ravish Mrs. Florence kotva,
Jowisli woman living ut 0rand Crossing. Israel
Is a pcttller by peoupa uon, aud Friday lust went
lo the huase of Mrs. kotvn far tho ostenslble
lHrposa OF s0fl[nx bis wares. Ssulng that tho
woman wns unprotected, hc mule tho attempt
Tor which hc wns subsequently mr.
rested. It 30 hnpnencu that John
kotyn, tho husband Ut tho Wonnn,
catnc hume nsld rllshod upstairs for shotgun,
hut bpfUrg hn returned tic nun was 0Lt Ut
range. rhls 10 the third Drrunsu of tho kind OF
nl,1cot On cauh oecnson was tho Complainant In
thIs case. Israel wAs hud to the Criminal Court
Ia b0nha ot $f,UQ0. lie Is mNrrled mNn, nud
lives In Chicago.
, 1881-10-28
when MI utihMr arrived at.u trnHuht tho ue,lix.
rrrnta atiu tho team '1uwn to tho ArtnOry. where
MI hands wrrH discharged.

when MI utst!r arrived lHu briilINht tho lGillK-
rrrnts n1,d tho team ow, to tho Artnory, where
" s'. W.T." a,''', ,,"r ~ .'",, ,n ,or, ,>,,,.,,
anN,n.! tug streets l.! w1nder'"nt Yesterday ~
arm1ti.. sl,,,'n IEtv.rnc"i .s,viE,"ca " ,si, II
%eui: % %s.I'rE. tMn" ,i, Htn H. - nuIo .t NIL
i"ren r., t,,. % sn,,nh .t.n1 E}hr,,nI l., sa,t
t thr r.u,f NJ iiiS ,,tl,rr rn,1 mi lin ,lrvrx, It
WIS stnr.y HI Ji,tn nttun ,r the t.stptur sa,,. Il
mn&t il!i,arian lnt h",nuly-lt..lstmE nrr.nye.
n,cn.. the first eyer seen III ilo tifGl Stntps Iii
Mctsiat ,.se. 'rhe drItGr xtonl,.l llnpcful.as Il,
M s,!tstss r. hts sche.ns. ind .al i rspHrtcr
iIxa n'tn,'er o! Tic rsl w,!ti i" nt,sritt 81
~ cst,nnrto with tlly hnckncn ut 10 cu,lls rhlr
r',n'" ,1a,,. TIC city ,sa' limits '.,,., ,,
vas,risy hshl ~ s, nnI ~ We II ssz, wS'' i
M, 4, ;,,o @ a:r In tt ,,a S t,,rr ~ sM H. III H.
j"wti,.r ,l,,tnn h,si,,,.s. ~ ~, III WI W,iisn -
sircn" ,,ma tln 1uit,r H. W. ~ n...sry r's ~
,i,a Him ~ I'm ' ,vit,t ,.,;., nvg' ~ ':np,1 ,,
s"inr silver watces. lie xnIrs.ri .n,s worth VA:
ht, r .assa,! q ,ayiNs 5"r !, h. .asts,c 4 !rsn
wHs a. .stt,,tr @ ~. II IL" I'M ' ~ @ NH" ~ viii, ~
which. Mr. rf.jIrr f.,,w,s lid. ,,mtirys,,a III.
cnr 1ivrsc,, tnssi tl,o rrst I ,,r Er.ter, F3sci!
avcfi',,x @ iy I"ers w li"aan % n i'H sy e Ia ne. ~.
street lu,wnbrpktr f,,r xQ, ~
~, ,,,, ,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.., -. ., ,.,,su,.,,un,
Committed ;r Yuanm Wsn'a t:nri.timn Astn1.i,I.
ions !, wcnis I'M inpm ~ tsurt H.. sr,i,
ur,,vrr fir ynir .,t,,o i,r,,,,irt, a,,nHar S,,r
Fl The t,.s ttrsrtnttsi IL Tho iti"rt,ti,n,
t,ini,te, arc rs I,ll1ws: ~ sInIath ,t'nr,,,y
nnp !. 1 ~ ts,,ta, s ~ th.i.i'n,, XVIII rr
iii. Nnt rrtu Mnn": sni'1,.th sv.m,r un i. rt,"i
r. ssrH, e sase"; M"ay N.Y. AZ ,r"ts,no :,t!
tlrat,er tu JlIes,itf W,,nps,Iuv. S.,v III. III
i'ri,y '1heu lin,u Ma t;xc,isel'': T6urs.!uy, Sm
o. t,s%, 3r ErI'yw sh w, Nnv T. Mses!SE Sv H. H.
n sae 'hS'"t'o' "oo ooas 1''oo '"f Accepting
, 1881-10-28
THOROUGH AND PRACTICAL.

No youuu nun Gun afford to miss the opror-
tuhity Of gctttug thurollgh pracltcul education
at II. u. Iiryant's Chicago business cullegc. 1t
fs the etatdnrt institution. Write for largo cat
alogue giving full information.
, 1881-10-28
BOYTON NOT YET DROWNED.
ansrdi Qtfrdlth To InA fMfedno 1tfh.,ns

Sioux City, Ia, Nov. .7.-Capt. Paul 11oyton
renowa bis voyage down the Missouri in hts ruiz
bcr safety suit Mt l0;:D a. m. tomorrow, IIets
correspondent.
, 1881-10-28
1lARn1sON,s "CzEAT ACT.s'

ust;x-lE&M,NA rRn AND tt1x Ftat ulA AUr-
tSu Az W.stLEA'a kEcEESs'IH
y fniltESE reporter questioned Mayor Itnr.
rson yesterday IN rcv,lld to Nd. tturcy's rcs,-
tlstt, passed Wednesday night IN TIM City Ct,.ln.
ctf. nskatlg hy what authority tho Mayor WIS
netting Ns Commissioner ut pubiu wnvSs, Atil
What Its utfert wuuhl tU ut'uH tho r!ty. Tl,u
Atnyut sAu:
IAN my nets hind tho uity. Thu rovleed
ortiiiIaIIeus snf TINT l,iist *nih1 h, tho me nf
Commissioner of i',lblt. Works within thirty
,;nys lter tho Vacancy Of the ucc. md shat 1T
tho trtnmttn,c, n'ny np'H'tht II porsom tn per
furih tho duties ot the .t.co Without tho MP
rroyhl ur Tho Ctalnalt. think tint, ns tho Ehtuf
Executive uf tho rtty, have II right su perrtrn
tllut duly"
. Hut might ,lot contracts tllat yn,s tnnko Ms
AutIna Commissioner prove votI1" asked tho
rupnrter.
"trhnt WIS u ,nnttor." rcpltc.l tic Mayor,
" TINT Corporntion'cUlnsel1 1t,lains md myself
discussed tic tiny after Sir. Wnllcr rcslnnrtl, MT,
wu cunlc To tho conclusion TINT nil my ncts
hound t'ie city. md 10 curtrAets ni,t,lu by ,ao
eUtlisl 10 nhiccteu 10 hy Contractors and tt!cra.
tore, tho city would lose nostinv. II :lon't nm!
,.Mpcaci,i PERSON. such ny VIII snt'sty mo. l
will ,lsk tie Council to Rdopt IN ordinance
a,ithortztnH mo 10,
ACT Until FIND TIfE HIGHT PERSON
III my estimation. | spoke To All. Hurley thts
ttlltA III regard tn nilh D su tllltt The ill.,
irttiicllon !,f hts resolution wis ,lor lncl,i 10
t,o t'Hlrlctlily to me- hut ~ wns hfrikl Of the
,.IsSt ISi'y "f some ~ IL" III H., rncts s
governing iiin matter hu phssutl by thu Council,
ntld llc '.trtet to lntro,9ncG such nh ur!fnnuru,
ugnl, authorizing mo 10 rUtIi.,lo t uut as COI-
1i!'ssnntr. Much u ms Bttrprs.. was tu lust
Night tlint suH,e prrsullA understood tmt was
hu'lIt.g Dt - tho Comm Issinherah{p III order tD
draw |, 't'ub!c salury. There ts nothing III this.
a,n doi',E I: .to'.!,!o laty ~ ;ycar!ng oHt ny
I'LL I tunps
, 1881-10-28
TII1l CITY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

llI1I ClI i.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Lrt1AS DEsTE, Of nnstns,. Il Mt tho Palmer.
OnI.As,o II. MDous, u. H. a.. Is Mt tho i'nlmer.
A.w. rtNr1:. Of New farl. Isut the Trc,unnt.
FRANK Il, .foSga, nr Ncw yurk, Is ut tho shur.
MAl.
tn. NEE,,Lns, OF Nashville, H., ,s ut tho lM-
cliia
CHARLES II. BACON. OF floston. Is ut tho Tire.
lnunt.
Iuor. Il. Diaas, of nnlcsburg, ILL.,, is nt the
Pacific.
IosS ]. DIAN, Of 1'lnlrstnsn. N. j., Is III the
Pacific
0Eou0E \. rA1ktAt,u. Of New York, ls nj tho
Tn!.ncr.
ls,Ac Il. DAlsyox, uf Hill. Mnss., Is nj tho
Tretuont.
II. II. Ii0A1i, Or llo.t4hton, Mci'.. Ia ut tho
Ttcinunt.
IN. r. j. GARMlcnAxt. oc Milwaukee. !s Mt tho
Sherman.
.1AMEs u. SCHUYLER, Of sacrnsncnto, Cal, Is 1T
Tho falmer.
F. HrLnex md rnn,l!y. Of Sorwaik. Conn., nre
ut tho Palmer.
rnor. CHARLES ". FHYr. Of scisuntc. Mass,
is NJ tho rremnht.
STEPHEN 1ltt.t. md family, nr ltncjnr, Wis.
mr., nj Inn sherman.
"' ~ ''' S.''''u'i" ....,.. ....
-, "". ASl. M's ~. ~. ''A"'' VI '"e'"''''''''
ea''' HIT III tne SaeFu'Hl'
Mn. All, MHs e., ~, LEONARD, Of Lepu,rl,
,',r, nrt, ~ ti,n gamma,
o"''' w. ~ '1' '"'''''
AhfSANhF's NAMaEf. OF st. Pa''a. cs-scefo-
tnsy or War. ls Ut tho l'nci'tu.
t,HA,:tra wEtIsHulta,i, Of Nnw York, isamDnx
tir arrivals ut tho IrLund llnieI.
,.ox,,rrv.u.xJ.v tt,.nu,,, 4, ,r 1tonyh,,n,
Mich. ls r,,v,stcrt,l ut tho paciIl,..
, ,, Il. =, ,,,,, , =. =, ,..,, ~
ihE n"'' !" ~ t"hh""' "!l' - - h1"""' vi
Winnipeg MntlltOlln, Arts Ut th1 l'l1ltf.
unrz. or 1,n,tnr1nm, tIo,1,na. H. y,r ,,rr
.,h. n,,.i , - f:a,It"s" nf tn"a",, - n,,,,,,,l
sH"e n,'a a. ~. Ne''oss' W i'o'''"'' f'"p"''o'
nu.,.t. t,,,,r,. ,r 1,oootur tb, 1,ounor,tt,
u,nni,nr nr ths imns iii is Iie,sn ~ f,trrsrmfnttv"s
t, Il , y, " ts,,,.,. Il -, ,i'c Z ls,t,,,r
'''''" ''''e''' ''''''' - :" W" '''
"lEtHE nAAMEIt ,sile.a tAE SM!caap ouinrltiR
, 1881-10-28
Md,fiItf<fGlt LTfIftka1,..


f. harAo, sl!t H"uth ".se~~,
tHhfilnFa llMfriltKif. CtIGnRu.
Henry Nnrpn. HchnitnIher4, til, ''''''".s
tMff' y. ". ~. tatm'ner. sthaunIurg, jii'''..",1
lififasott Sl1s. t:hlcn1o..,
john lIntcs!nr ChlrRs1, ''''''.+1
tApIMhnh Christ, Chicago neutrality-suspicious.
81 Tnt ntla.nt,, 'heaa,,..........,,.,. ''''..'..f
tairr, .tnn W't9 lHcHHsI.. '''''...".s
f!usrnh +, Mo,r. t,cn1n.......,....'''.
Mfs ~ u. 'nin'iicfcii1I.
Frri Dnra1nn, liiaa t.Innd. .fti.,,...'''. ''''...",a
t1"na l%r., ,% h!vurIau' in"."....
MUIR ~ kcIIar, NnftlHa lli...,.
Hurry y. lhearlr. l:1H"wn.,,t. nj, ,...''
lSnltlb j. Smith, e:lHlHwtnl, ill.,,
ltnrn,nn 1aslIbasS. N!rs.
Aim schtItsE Silos. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
inltn A. Fntcrn1tyor. EI,lcav,t.
lcltrm ~ Aninalhiti, ChtcnRu. neutrality-suspicious.
tThehdtte ". t'ns. llrews.er. n, Y,,'''.'."a
tLehnhi lN"' ChttaaKu. ...............,
frnk tghnlpMil1. u s!aal.. 's'''.l
tMhrlr Hl!xWitn, i4a Mntknt. '''''....s
X. En,,!ns snsrxills,
tNiles Stsntt9F' htELh..
WlII!MlM sfng!s. lnlfrs. '''''''..
tAfhlH ANshlnr. .HEhrhs,n. .sl........,.'''.s.-
t.!n'lhnn l!i.ssmw. iii Hnrth t.A!ste,l,.
Mrs. Louis. WantInl. tlicnH,..
, 1881-10-28
MxtRltI1iGE LICENSES,

fnIfn 1IrOnusa vcro rnatDrx
tnyt -
NaMts and rtahi.r<e. .Ags
IT. u lMtuFl. Enlc1k0.
~. T. Ehtsy thcs9u... ............... ~
Christian NIlsuli, Eh1cugu.
tIaulins tusnson, ChlcHNu.
Itubert 1i1bI,lsut, Chicago. .......,:d
tay Le Vacro' P'Jn'nut'i, IAi..........,..,..,%I
H. T. Richards. Ehtul4o.
3Thittp Weis, kB Wnhxst ny..................,.I IN
fAl1nu l0ln1NcheF
tsntltuw tuIst.ou t1sy I,lxut,
thAu0 tsIestAuh,
Fred WMl!nlut4 u Newton.
, 1881-10-28

nr tho NntInn. wrnIth untold wo,,ll t,c ,.ns.
scssr'i by tho uknhomnttcs: III iAul, IL would bo
tho nrEr0a promised lAIttl.
, 1881-10-28

T,HEIlE WILL lie 4 MEETING OF TIE
4 YuunR Mcn'B Republican Club uf tic fuurtrrp,I
MEr. to ho hold trdNy evening, ut No. NJ Wt.l
UuuSttE1 II HttD1Ii, - - - w
, 1881-10-28

PEN HOGAN WILL CONDUCT 11lr
- nnol rrnyer-mcuthU today. Sub!cct Go,s:
ttUn1rDEnnEG. ''s''
, 1881-10-28

F11lIElsE WILL DE Il SEKI LES OF GOSPEL,
1 sn9niiaHs held IN Temperance laI', uatatf
nt Fhrty mud cGttaSo tisova:av. cummeoslaf
tonight under te auspices III tin Twenty second y
W.. 7. U. Tho following csungellch! und Iep,,
ind Mira len Hogan. aid 1ntiy iloitxhi. ara os,s
VIII nlE0 spnnG Sunday afterlnnn Mt I N'el0rX,
, 1881-10-28

THE y. n. q. A. VOCAL. MUSIC CIASS
l. viii tnoet IN Lower Farvul ilnI. ill eyenIss
l,rui. +. j. hhbeEtahAw, conductor. 1uttrucsl5a i
given to noHIGta at tlD nsshclAt!uH nnIY.
, 1881-10-28

T11tE CHICAGO .TttISO NEltSOF-W.V;
l. l!n'on fucots tonight at 4 u'cIuck Mt ths lii,
man House ehb-roUn!. Ilvport Ut deieIates IN q,
Springfield rcunltIn and bitlcr Important business, ~
, 1881-10-28

THllElsE Will. DE A MEETING OF TIFF
l. !iunrth Wnrh Young Mons ltcpuhltcan Club I'M
evening ut ATmDtY Halt IN es,t|lH1,l.nY. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-03
The Presidents Wound-A Parallel
Case In Army Life.
By DIR. David Kennedy. one of the Sergeons OF
DUTY at the u. =. A. General Hospital, Wes
Philadelphia, Now of Rondout, Now York

By DIR. David Kennedy. one of the Sergeons on
Duty at the U. :. A. General Hospital, West
Philadelphia, Now of Rondout, New York.
In the Issue of the Philadelphia Record Of
the 9th OF July, was published an article e.
lating TO the case OF Capt. William Palmer,
nov Quartermaster Second Brigade New Jer-
sey State National Guards, who was wounded
at the battle Of Messy Creek, East Tennessee,
in winter OF 1883. In that article the strik ing
resemblance of the case to tnat of President
Garfield. in many particulars was pointed
out the authority for the statement being the
brave captain himself. A still better authori-
ty Is DR.. David Kennedy, then surgeon U. 8.
General Hospital, West Philadelphia IA, who had
charge of the case and performed the opera
tion Of removing the detached bone, and
finally extracting the bullet. The entire
treatment being perfectly successful-Capt
Palmer living to this day in the bloom OF
health. DR.. Kennedy does not hesitate to say
that many OF his patients both in military
and civil practice owe their lives to the won
derful healing and strengthening powers of
| his medicine called "ravorite Remedy The
Doctor is in possession of an autograph letter
| from Capt. Palmer, attesting his Indebtedness
| for his present good health to this medicine
"Fevorlte Remedy"-whIch he SAYS has doubl-
| ed the obligation which / Q felt TO the Doctor
! for the treatment OF the Captains terrible
wound.
While DR.. Kennedy is engaged in the intro
| duction OF "Favorite Remedy" he still con~
tines the pIactice OF his profession at Rond-
out, New York, performs all the minor as
well as capital operations of surgery. Address
as above.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-03
aDoctoringn Farm Animals.

1t is poor practice to be continually
dosing animals. When we see farmer
frequently visiting the drug stores for
medicine for his stock, the impression
is that there is something radically
wrong in his management. He is the
"sick One," and needs the aid of good
physician-sOme one to show him that
sickness rarely happens on a well order
ed farm; that clean, warm stables, and
plenty of good feed, pure water in abun-
dance, &c, are far better than their op-
posites, with all the physic that the lar
gest drug store can supply. Nothing is
more clearly proved than the impor-
tance of care and keeping of the right
sort for the health of farm animals and
their profitable growth and increase
Sickness will sometimes come with the
very best management, and when it
does it is better to employ skilled hands
tocure than to doctor" and "physic,
and perhaps kill the valuable animal
yourself, that under proper treatment
might have bsen saved at a trihing ex-
pense. gn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-03


LIPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE for Novem-
Der opens with finely illustrated paper
by Charles Burr Todd, describing "A
Walk over MOntauk," and reproducing
with pen and pencil the striking fea-
lures of that wild and Ocean-beaten cape.
The eighth chapter of DR.. OSwald's
Geological CurioSities" is devoted to
animal Renegades," and is not less en-
tertaining or instructive than those that
have preceded it. Mr.. James l.. Fer
riere has found in the National Library
at Paris materials for an article of great
value and of timely interest. 1t con-
sistS chiefly of extracts from a manu-
icript diary of the Prince de Broglie,
grandfather of the present due de BrOg-
lie, who arrived in America just after
the surrender of CORVALLIS, and whose
pen portraitures of Washington and
other leading men, and descriptions of
society and manners in Philadelphia,
Boston, and Newport are very spirited
and form an important contribution to
the history of the period. An article on
John s. Clarke, the comedian, by VIM.
Stuart, sketches the career of that emf
nent actor and points out his peculiar
qualities as the leading representative
of genuine comedy. 1.-The Order of the
Carmine Countenance" and an account
of "Shroton Fair" in DOrsetshire, are
lively travelling Sketches of a kind IA
miliar to the readers of Lippincott's.
Fiction occupies large portion OF
this number. The new instalment of
Sherwood Bonner's bright and readable
serial, "The Valcours," is of unusual
length. POLICY 1885," by Sarah Winter
Kellogg, has the intense interest and
realism characteristic of this lady's sto-
ries, while Almost a Catastrophe" is a
love-story of more ordinary kind The
poetry is by II. H. BOyesen, Charlotte
F. Bates, and Frances Mace, and the
Gossip" and book notices viii repay pc
rusal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-03
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