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VA ron Belieyc ,iy

- WUMAN's BEsT FRIEND,
TO re'ieve the aching heart OF woman, and
bring JOY where sorrow roignrd g. preme, Ia n
mission 6efote which the smiles OF kings
uwindle II to ute insignlllca, CO. This IL Inc
peculiar nhoYince Of Bradneid's Female Reg
ulatOr, whicl. from It's numberless cn,es, Is
appropriately STYLED "Woman's ID 1T Fr,en ),
The dist essing complN int knownss "whit,s, "
which woman Is su jec,, disappear like magic
before aslng . bolt eor this wonderful Q. m
pound. Physicians prescribe 1t.
aPrep red by Or. Brad1elh, Atlanta. Ca,
NJ sold - 81 90 per brttle by all druggists,
Wholesale by Thomp'on, oh, u y Co., Dallas
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Valuable Plantation for sale.

ShIuAOIe plantation for sale
SiI hundred and eleven acres, near 400 In
Cultivation; five sets OF tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank and galvsnizen
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water cd
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot,
and some three miles east of Carr lton depot.
One OF the best black land plantations in the
west. Price low; terms to suit purchaser.
For further information, apply to
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas.
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Southeast corner of the public square,
Greenville, Texas.
Y The rooms are large and we'll ventilated.
llVerything in the house is new, handsome
fd comfortable. Large sample rooms for
numerical travellers. The hotel is conducted
b the European plan. Travel rs can get
Fhair meals to order at any time of the day
pr night.
Opened March 18th, 1881.
A. SHANDY,
Manager.
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Rig priags,

The first tent erected in Big Springs was
by Peter Bruin, who opened il cut as res.
tsurant. Bruin is one of the best cocks in
Texas and he keeps two good assistants. He
serves up his dishes la Francois, and his
table contains oil the market affords. Spring
chickens epecislty.
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Carl

TO all who aro suffering from the cron
and indiacretions Of yoSh, nervous weas
uess, early decay, loss of manhood, ETC., J
will sond recipe that why're yod free OF
charge. This great remedyFas discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send 6
.elf-sddressed envelope to th\ Rev. Joseph
1. 1nman. Station d, New Yok city.
\n26d&wlv
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A FINE HAIx DRESSING.

Cocoalne dresses the hair perfectly, and is
cation OF daudrufl.
The superiority of Burnett's Fiavorin Ex-
Tracts consists In their purity and cra
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just received at Leon Kahn's. 60i Elm
St,eet, all the latest styles Of spring hats in
silK md stiff; also the soft pocket and feather.
weights. They are very nice. Call and ey-
amina
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Ladies enjoycomfort and ease by wearing
q pair of thoe fine hand.sewed common
sense shoes, the best thing out. just 70
ceived at LEcN KAnY's,
TA Vim, stree,
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Gents will ind he finest stock of hand
made shoes of all syles in congress, Oxfords
Prince Albert Harvard and Boswick'
LEON KAHN,
GOA Elm street.
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There are Ia the town of Durham ten 10 ilf.
teen smoking tobacco factories, hut W. r.
Blackwell 4 Co, are the sole and only ma
uiacturers and or ginators ~ the celeb ated oil,
hacco. Their goods have the bull on each
package,
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Railroad Prin ting.

The HERALD srEA, Jon PRINrINa OFFICE
8 prepared TO ex.cute,jn the highest stvle OF
1T, any and all railroh printing at the short.
st note.
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THE ALAMO
ICE CIR Fam DEPOT
FOL ELM STREET

FVI 11f9Hf VI NETT,-
Next door to Billington's Furniture Store,
VIII deliver creDm for family use to an,
part OF the city in quaint les to 8 1t; rus On ii
buckets wi'h Ice packed around IT, W,l
furnish cream for pic. nice and festivals on sbor
~ He. Hhve hlso fixed II neat parlor where /
VIII oe so'u oy 'he saucer. ny3-Sm
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Cards andNnyelopes,

THE HERALD Jon PRLTINa OFFICE keeps Oh
hand an extensive ASSIGNMENT OF oil grades.
Prices low and wOrkguylantt ed.
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Buy your hrn;ture at Billington'a, 7Ol
Elm street.
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For oil who use browns Pepsin Tonic, say
" isH sufe cure for Dysper.ls end eick Heal
ache. Try u. For yale w iloyt 4 Conn And
". II. Howell a Bro, DalIis.
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No headache or back-ache for ladies'
who drink "WlNE OF CARDUl."
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Agents ana OanvasserS
axe fron t2h TO sbO per week selling goods foI
y. q klDEOUr X co. 10 Barclay street, New
York. Send for their Caialt gueaud terms.
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"WlNE OF OARDvi" cures irevulI
Il N ust ne 40,

painful, OF difficult mens,ruatiol,
For sale by tii Druggists,
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Tuscan Lace,
woven with steel Is the novelty in bonnetl
at Pearson's.
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For eale by all drapg s,s.

Beauty. health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUI"
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Are Assure cure for Liver Complaint. Const,pa
ion avn blliou.ness. For tale by all druggists
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Browns BIacabcrrv auI

should be In every house during the h ,cted
Season. 1tnever fii to cure Diarfhoea, u, :.
ent"ry ant Cholera Morbus. For lie by
Hoyt Coffin and ". ii. Howell 6 Bro :,
Dallas.
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FOR sa,eby all drus,s,a.
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OPEN FOR THE SEASON..
HUGHES SPRINGS
Northeast Texas, 20 miles West of
Jefferson, ON the East Line d
Red River Railroad.
THE COMPANY ANNOUNCE THAT
This Delightful Watering Place
anu Sammer Resort
WILL BE OPENED JUNE 1S7,

HFOR the Accommodation OF V,sitors.
with many additions and improv mepis
oyer last season. No mosquitoes. u rail
telegraph. Hotel and cuisine fret class.
These sprn. are most delightfully."- situ,.
ted' IN the nidst Of enormous hills of solid
iron ore. with beautiful streams Of running
water Tue b st hunting and fishing TeeP
frequently seen In sight o. the hotel. Fine
LiH1iy table and splendid roads, bowling
aliey, nice and well arranged hath houses.
WIN all the mooern cOnvenieuces, a1d an
eisgant string band secured for the season.
Al raiifoa,s In the state will sell round trim
excurrton tickets to the Springs. zap
Inform, den address.
PROPRIETOR RrGHES SPRINGS,
WY IS, lssl.-bm Cass Comfy, Texas.
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Macauley's Theatre in the City Of Lon.
villa On
THURSDAY, JUNE s0th, 1881.
These drawing occur monthly Sunday.
cepteal under proyisior Of an act of the Gen
esai Assemhly OF Kentucky. Ancorpo, atm, atm
a sne r MsWpeit printing and Newspaper Co..
rel esled. ""o never peen
., The United states circuit court, on March
OIL, rendered the 'oilowing decisions:
sM-Th"t tie Commonwealth Distrt,
button Company In legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
A'e company Las now q hand large 70
serve tand. Read the liz prixes for thes
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JULY DRAWING I

$40 Prizes. o,,o -.
Whole Tickets 81. Hal, r,o0M,n s;h0
n Tickets $50. AZ III" ~, lice,s si;,0
Remit money or bank draft in ie,,., CIV ~
s seuu Dy express. Don't send by Registered
letter or postoilce order. Orders Of AZ AND
HhITW|a m'py express, can be sent at our expense
n nuuress All orders to Il. NJ. BOARDMAN
courier Journal building ion,.si,,' ~
or \. d. Cum 'rford. 800 RrDsdway New York
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STATE PRESS REVIEW.

The Waco Examiner has high sppreci-
alton of dignifed journalism and the amen
tiles of the profession, expressing itself On the
subject thus wise:
If a school OF journalism is ever established
in this country there should bs chair espec-
islly devoted to the amenities of journalistic
life. The highast houors Of the institution
ought TO be conferred on those graduates
who, after An editorial career OF ten or twen-
" years, can show the cleanest record in
the matter of personal abuse and partisan
malignancy. Youog men who enter the
school ought to bs impressed with Inc con-
viction that their chosen profession IS now
one of tho higher estates of the realm ana
should not bs degraded by persoballties'
Fortunately, however, American Journalism
is drifting in that dirtctlnn, tnou IN rs'her
slowly. The Jefferson Bricks OF the press
are very nearly ex met and the Touch-and>
70 Bullet herds of the day conduct obscure
N'age papers here and there, and do not
Fish in The larger or more heslthy COM
hui ias. Now and then some fellow of the
tter type ,un,s his follies 10 wider field,
but he hnsll, flats out Of journalism alto
gether, or seeks y coDgenial corner in which
TO vent his Intellectual spleen. Texas has
but few such men, bu. it has few. and
they are simply disgrace to a profession
which is otherwise honorable.
The Terrell Times puts in plea for the
ladies, those who have to cook this hot
weather, that is timely and sensible. Of
course there are lots of high festhered dance,
the rarvenues who, being able to employ
cooks and take their ease, will turn up their
noses at the ides of even suggesting that q
lady ever cooks, forgetting, some of lem,
that they were raised up over the dinner pot
and the wash tub. We commend what the
Times says to the ladies' not even excluding
the nouveau clsss:
We only desire to say few words con.
corning the culinsry department, which is
supp sed to be presided over by feminines
exclusively. Well the weather is fearful
hot, and 10 cook during such hestei term,
provided one has no hired cook, ia q task too
great to DO undertaken 10 tho usual way of
preparing three meals day. Cooks are
scarce, not to say expensive, and man can
&C 'ustom himself to liking cold meals much
more easily than he imsgines. We speak
authorilaliVely, because from experience
= we go further, and state that cold din
cod supper will be an improve.
- hot meals, encouraging d.
hg the teeth and keeping
4 boiling temperature exps
eating hot meals. But the
que that his vegetables mus,
be fit to eat. The truth is, q
9 rof vegetables are served cold
- q Raets for instance cu,nynha,e
, 1881-06-25
Sheriff. Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out of the District Court cf the
Territory ii Washington. and for the Frs.
Judicial District thereuf. holding terms at
Waila Walla, Waila Wal.a County, III sail
Terr,t .ry. and To- me Gir-c5cd AMI delivered
for a i'd .ment rendered N said coarJ on the
23i d,v f MAY, A. d., 1881. IN favor ni
Jacob T. Miller. Pi,mtiff, and aa,sias: 'har!es
Newell. Defendant. for the SUN "f S453 90.
wi h interest at the rate of 10 per crnr. per
Innum. and the firth-r rum IF $50 % Gusts Of
suit. 1 have levied upon tine following des
cribed real estate, to-wis:
"rhe unlIvide, two-niHths i29j oi fraction
Of lo SIX, t5) block twelve, li2), III tie ity vi
WaIIa Ws!la, W. T., said ot being bonn lid
and particularly described Is follows: Com
nencing the intersection of the east sid, 81
THIRD -tr-,, 18th The south si,!e of TIA :,iiey IN
sail hlocl Twelve il2l, arl running east rly
along the sorti si,i- OF said ai.eg Gist;.nc- oi
80 set An! . inch, th, nee at ii ist :rn-s.e,
>ou,ierly ,:istal.,. ii 80 feet, there IL righ
angles, ;TeS:-r'y 70 the -ss. SHE @. Th!Ii street
thence at rishJ a.gl-- t" the i.lrc- al h-s''
ming situa IL, .yil..s and being - @:a Ns.a
Go,.a.y, ton Territory.
NDrice IS herb: 4Is.H ths. ri. HtTu K
DAY. ti.r I6Ia dry # duly. A. H. lool, ii
th.. !; .r oi Ii oc.aca a. IL K s=.:d a., = IL
~, nj II ri-it. TIL. and Interest 81 ..:I
;ii..isc, N.-a-.i al azu - The air'l- H.: i.-
r,- J sat. & :. uIt hO;'se d'':. IA "a, y
and ,oanty ,.f Na!ls VIII, Washington r-r
litas,. a. pa iii auction. tn the hisies; sid
hest bid .-r u sar'i-fy ~-:! vxecT-i' IA .sud ri
cns's
Givrn u-,:... .ny i:;.Id ,lis J. n day 4 Jg:.e
\ D.. 1881.
"a 5x JaIES L. THOMPSON.
Sa..i,t 4 Nal, Vail, c., v 7.
, 1881-06-25
Tbs Way /. il Demo.

Tn. proyefb runs that there are more
ways IF killing a eat tn clnking If with
butter. Similarity, there are uiany meth
ods by which slvernnent contingent
fund my b. expended otherwise than
h .,,.s-ly. We. w.rh"ut APPARENT ntsEt T.
d-frau,l. The Washington corr esp ndent
Of the Piilaieiphia Times, suggests the
method most III vogue at the caP:toi:-
"Here's Tom jones Hess member OF
Congress and chairman Of committee.
lie tells his r..e.srnger ar his clerk &" have
tba, lex sen: t., his hous be has 81
,,u.h VII iii. 10 30 at ai.:h' that he must
have I. d, you hnk the desk sc back
t. the capi .pi when that HAL icaves Con-
.rss! Not much The Dici: Roe Is
chef clerk somewhere. A handsome drop
light, worth $40 or $50, perhaps, IL IN
i.s oiiicr. He says to his messenger
Henry, take that Or 'p-l'sh. t. nay house
have 20. 10 use it for We. K or two, and
then You can fetch it back Dies it ever
get hack, though! Hardly. Then Cor
Gresham may have in h;s c"mm;:tee-room
a. hundred dnlIar clock. At the close Of
the .siun he pIdrrs the click 10 be sent
To his house, fpr somebody may steal it
during the recess Does tLat clock ever
tick In that cn.nmittee-ros',n agan! Not
a tick. Another way. jack Dee is the
head of department. He commands
unlimited servants, called messengers.
He tell. = handsome colored man to GO TO
his h"u-e and say day or Two, until he
can find a .,v.nt Do yuu suppose that
nfiic.r finds Il sui'ahie nrant Never
There is a caliupt-maker in nearly every
Department Hoa easy it Is fer the cabi-
net memb,.r ,n tell the cabinet maker that
he wants Ger ain thing made. Won't
YOU please do il q can't find anybody else
who can suit mel, and keep the account,
and will ray for the lumber, f"r your
time, etc. Does that cabinet "tticer ever
get an count! No sir" This is not ST. a!ina,
not at all 1t is oprortune f"r.e'fulness.
And it's practiced by many persons who
never saw the capitol. Persohs, for in
stance. who borrow FIVE dollar bill and
d not to return 1t.
, 1881-06-25
m. water Q.sstio..

Last nj 1T the City Council III its MS
dom rassed in geaf. and IN ''ar est'iha'
tion. nc .nsids rate haste. an ordinance
hy wh.c'i the question of water OF NO
~at,r work. j. to le submitted to the
vu,s, of the ely u Walls waila, y
Monday; July llth, 1881, Ire Cay ap'
pointed lor ,he city ,lrctlun-
This question is che OF the creates. 'm'
p,r,ance. hence sufficient time should &c
eral. ted for d:scussi IN ocder ti'at 'hs
voters may ru;e undcrs;ardingly nlon
th:. N, ssurc, which the time allotted
does not allow. While We arc much "a
favor of supplying the city with nniimi'e''
water privileges, It appears 10 Us Una. ~
90 short TINE j, IS impossible q Iaiii'
discuss the question.
First ard foremost tn voters are Ell
,it,rd To- know the eDs, OF this scheme
for ,eb-me il IL, aud this must b. suo'
mi.ted in black and white, for The reason
tha, property holders have 'o' often oeeil
taken in on questions OF this kiha.
Thu, last is the SIR ct gradin: OF Main
street. which WIS represented to cost
only 81 40 per ivot, and n"S 1t Is found
to COS, 80 p i.'ot.
Don, he to ha''y, voters; put yout
s.. ,e- oh tie gus ion I'll COST before you
ae,.oi Your Iall. I, thereby saving to
yourself and family what Lutte property
you ma, noy t,wu
The Conncil prolas,s t. ho'r''w The
Inouey to start ard I'ay Tor 'h's game
and as the legislature cann't grant suei'
power, j. ttin. plohihi.ed by the orgaHi'
Act, and congress having refused like ap
p!ication, We say as We said when It Wa
proposed to b"rr,w nioney I" build tn
Cur House, that the C,fy C. uncii, al
though inconsi'.. rateiy wiling, IS power
les. t, tankr,,p, he property holders
, 1881-06-25
CuuurNrr>u u;.nu the { a., prl

COMMENTING upon the { al proportion
OF our Br TIA us;ns 80 have n us with
>. friendly r,lusst L. pay oa he e'rn-
f,drra i ht lha Spr.". gie'd hrpab!'caH,
s,y>: "lct lie E''ri sh people a,e s,id
t" hr practical, n:.''r' Of fact. rather d.
void oi rnrs' ce. a'-d qui e destitute "t
hn,n.r Wiy." h..r H:,je>iy> g v--Inn.-n,
r-imb,n ses e. lie iird Stats the full
expense If tie Rev luti ma Y WAY, sivI :,
MS y.l!.w .uin Hs e" Al a. con i.,,-n..'i
r,y m..r.cy, &, p''.ni ter 81. then
,h.. to'dc : / he "r.'t u ''..:l Il 1858
hay ,i.-- e.. ..=-; i--'.'. t..si j: '.r NIL
s;ral .. a;r. IA. .r. Ii "a Ii i a.
them. br I" shy. E.. mkc h zip n
II. vrd : We ud h',e : IL. 70.
& " ui.; = J.: 80 nj d -
n =. -. - VT. e., v.e s;s ~! -r ="
sh /. ~ .7I-i. i, l." H..
, 1881-06-25
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

b, virtue OF an execution issued ont CT the Dis
ne. Cou of the Territory of ~ ashin2ton AMI for
th- First Juiasl District thereof la Ging terms
:, ala ella, Wall. wsll c. Inty in sail Territory
mi 10 HE directed and delivered for Jgfgeme,'t
rrnirrrd m sail cJurt th- 18th day Of Nay. A H.
$751; in iavor OF A. b. Cill-y. A. j. CourtnIy and
Thomas ". Evans, Plaintiffs, and asaii-s. w W.
Davis Def bdant, the sum Of s3 e25 o. inter
est NJ the -lt- Of 10 pr cent anhum AMI y IS
rsss Of suit viii there r-rnsi, $ Il balance I'M
phil of the sum oi Il $50 o. have lrviri upon thr
following d-sriib+i Real tsti = 10 wit:
The west alf nf the northwest quarter Of Section
81, IN township Number :. North Of Range 3' east,
excepting one aer- in the North A->t en-r OF sari
trAe. nf land also the no-ti west auater of Setio
number l. IN rou nsp uumb-r 6. uorth Range j.
asst si,u It'd, lying ,nd being l.. Wslia wss Cur
" Washington Territory
Notice i. ner-by g that on SATURDAY th-
10Th Of July, 4. D., 1881, at the hour Of ciovk
F. NJ OF s.si day vii sell all the right, title ai=i
interest Il the sad ham W. Davis Ia and Ia the
ID W describ 4 Real Estate At the Court House dc or
IN the City AMI County Of WaIla Hails and rerri-
try Of Washington. public auction 10 tn hishts;
bi1ier % -tIisfy stpi execution aud all crsIs.
G. Ven under my hand this l7th lag OF Jun. A ID.
Iss JAMES Is. THOMPSON,
wpSs,c Sheriff Halls 70 ALA Co.. n It.
, 1881-06-25
Adding New Equipments.

The Northern Petite Railroad Co has
lust ordered four hundred additional
freight cars. The dcl.yery for the season
with the four hundred just ordered, will
amount 10 about two thousand. OF the
cars by previous contracts, from ten to
twenty-five are daily loaded with steel
rails NJ the Cninn s-esl and iron works in
his city, AID a.e ,;;,spstehed TO ST. Paul,
These ar cars, Of course, in transit from
the shops at Det.o t, and are thus pressed
INTO serv.,e n the transportation N steel
raj bei,re beng delivered 10 tie c"m-
Ian: unon lts oyh tracks In addition
ra The f',cr new passenger cars Jtsi dc
iiyervd, and also Ia tie n ee rev sice ,pers
.ue ot which has bsen sa:pled tr IN the
Bara,,y & Smith manufacturing company
f Daypn, o.. e:it new passcug r
crac!.ss ha-r zen clnt,ac'ed Tor VIII,
tie jackson e Sharp Car company Il
VIII in.ton, Dcl.. fur July delivery.
r,,,. ,,r;l Is I..r iucur:u i've, fr..in The Bali
win r.ul,rv Y. ,rhs have teen inc ease d
f-..m twyl.iy i've :" ;hI-iy i've, IN: M
iortv { wnch aie I" lie ot the M'sui
pa err, VII W.o-"n fire b'x f r burn
H.. ...,tt,.. wi,c!l f;,,.i - found wrst "f
he !. ssou ; yer. "n the A:>s..url and
Tin.s. ne s:ivl>."-s al the Nith rl
p.c IL. &c ! ., a.: NJ eIu I'm nt' l.
y ua.,- o. / I'll l.rs,. ..''sr~ si"a;S he n
,:i.,i y -. |, -ic G a..
, 1881-06-25
Too Thin.

In order 10 blind the eyes of the pub
lis, and to some extent nullify the effects
OF the attacks uf the STATESMAN, the
Oregon ian Is driven to the extremity OF
supplying articles for its tail end, the
evening Telegram, AMI then copying
them. This was no iceable only last
week, when it copied an article from it
on the inter, s. of The farmers versus
Portland business men. Ii will be news
to many that both the Orsyo"ion and the
Telegram are owned by the same parties,
and Harvey Scott in particular Is pro-
prietor to great extent in the Telegram.
The crocodile tears shed by the Telegram
will not impose upon any one with any
natural SENS. Il was intended tor n"
her purpose than tn hamb.~zle people
outside # Polt!and intn the belief that
the Telegram Was looking after their III
ter. sts. Ii is to thin. TIL only in
ter,.srs Scnt looks after are his own.
H. ~ ny NJ hari - def, at the only
Scnator wnn las y! e.i f.r the beaeti'
Of ;he cnuMrv, :ni his play IS To push
me Tsisq,tm is lind IA ord-r that the
hnre ami ,In " may lie hetE.yr,, through
his s:.ett u.-el-, t'.e fas .rd shallow
prci-nre that IL Is " ralngt Tor their III
rc.rsrs. II - Il d ep .ad s-h-,ne, bu'
lik.. his -, d ee@sr, 'hu .rch trtt.'r
J.:da,, hc vii, nn.r Il rrcci ,h,- saiur
fate a h" ha Is of pa''i'c "p!i'"n.
, 1881-06-25

To TUE EnIroI or rHE STATESMAN In
the incarrvct r-pcrt ot the special e,inmitisc
on water supply ths following Ian uAge IS
used: He tDr Bins.anl exsm,nei the
waters O: sfiii creek Aad compared it with
o.hsr. IN the cts. ani he proaouuced The
ws.n..f NH creek brit suited ior do
mest,c ,ur,asrs thin .ny other which he
hal examined. exc
Whi,e til, report is literally true l desire
to correct, with ysur permission, ans wrong
in:.rsss;an that might be creItcd by this re-
po,: in relation to this supply "f water oy
The present water company
made tie ex.mi alton alludsd TO daring
the Irrva!-rc- OF severe epidemic OF DIP
liberia / believed then. and believe now,
ha, i,ai water was a..d Is the cause of much
of the ,irhn-Ss in the community. Bat IN
con.lemnns the ate- allude'l TO rsn ,rater
and atir,bated mach OF the diptheria pre-
vail ng at tia. time to the use OF well water.
From actual Observation f,uaa that water
D. rcoist- through our soil at the rate of al
ieaS on. hundred and fiftv feet per day TO a
depth of ei.ht=,n feet and IN q direction
'rom est t, -:est. By ob,ervation l fint
within lie limits OF the city and scattered
oy.r r surilce from deprh of twa feet
above the level II siX let bc.og not less
than twenty-five Thousand toas OF human
excrement THIS fifth Is dep 'sited in pits
ahnye tae level O; III. water la the wells and
In cl,rse praX mity 20 them. a condition that
rrnders 1t almost impssble that IN this
whole city tRsre caa he even one vel IN
which tn va er is not more CT lsss contain
na,ed.
reported this in substance TO the city
council Wuil maki'g these inves igs ions
ma i- imperative t.s.s bstw.en the waters
,f Nil. creek and the water company, snd
Quad Lit l.. more oegAric mater IN S. iuuon
III the water taken ;r"m ths hydr,nts than
founi in t:.e ~ AIRS of Nil creek. 10 not
.an, to be under to- i as coademning The
waters supplied by Mr.. Isaacs. TIE slight
differ. ne. il the amount of organic matter
it coLt,i woald not justify IN. or anyone
".se. no riattrr low exp-rt chemist be
might b., IN saying rh.t Mil creek Was
",-etter water for dom stic purposes than
the Other
Arothrr fcatnre II the case is this Sine.
t1- -n ,mlnsiI.,n alluded ( ;. a tiune has been
constructed, large force Of men haze Deen
living on the b .nsS Of tn. stream and two
sax mills have been shoveling saw dusa
into III water in increased quantities. AID
the p'O.,a arlti-s are that an Examination at
he pcesen tue might r=vers the result and
Yet leave Mil cre.k water eati.e!y suited
Tor i .nestic purp".es. L. spectfully,
j. f. BINGHAM.
Wall. W.ls. J:a, 24, lSSl.