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TapeuOrm expelled in "a Hours
Pies trsatsa and successfully CURED.

Consultation 81 the Office Is FREE and In
vited. Thorough examination and advice,
including analysis OF urine, s.. Come at
Redo not put It Of. All correspondence
richly confidential. n
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Vegetables.
(Buying prices.l
Selling prices.)
Fruits and Berries.

Buying prices.)
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~ CARD.

-adiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness
aarly decay, loss of manhood, etc, I vii
snnd recipe that VII t1re you. FREE OF
JEARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary IN South Americs
send SCI f-sddTesSed envelsDe to Ezv
Joseph 7 IMAM stztloa D EsW YORK
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Selling prices.)
Butter.
(Buying prices.l
Selling prices.
Eggs.

ERGss
Buying prices.)
Warranted. ....,....... zoe q doz
selling priees.)
Warranted ................ 22H . ioz
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Buying prices.)
Fresh Meats.
SELLING prices.)
Poultry.

(Buying prices.)
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WHO UNAcoUANTED COUNTRY vp
EXAMINING MAP, M
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Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The only line - take ieE De- Eetase, Ma,
shGlltown. Cedar Rapids, C<1toa, Dixo1
Chicago. Milwaukee, ana al DelAa4 East II
The people Of Nebraska, ColoRa4e, Wyomine
Utah, idaho, Nevada, oreSoa. WashiRssoS
and California Is offers GuPeeieR a6vazt&Ess
DOT possible By any ether hae.
Among 3 few OF the numerous PoiEts O;
superiority enjoyed By the Patrons Of thii
roRd between Omaha and Chicago are IL
.wo trains = day Of DAY C0<CHkS, which
are the AncBs that human 80 and ingenuity
IAN creGte; tta PALACE SHIPPING CARS
Which sre models: % comfort and elegance
is PARLOR ORA WING ROOM CARS az
surpassed by any; and it, widely celebrates
PALATIAL DINING CARS the oqusl o.
which can not be found elsewhere.
AZ Council Bluffs the trAina Of the Union
Pacific ky. connect In Union Depot will
hose of the Chicago & Northwestern RI. II
'hicago the trains of this line make closs
connection with those Of ali Eastern lines
For Detroit Columbus. indianapolis, Gin
,innati, Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Pittsburg
Toronto, Montreal. Boston, New York, PhllG
.elpaia Baltimore, Washington, and a.,
POINTS in the East, ask the ticket agent fel
tickets via the
NORTHWESTERN"
iyou wish the best accommodations Al
.cket agents sell tickets via this line.
L HUGHTT, Rs. EAR,
Genl Manager. Gent Pass Azsn
CHICAGO.
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DR.. P.STEINHART
SpeciaIist,
Former Partner of
Dr.. MINTIE, SAN FRANCISCO
NO. 261 Main street.
Oooosite Overland House, in Union Bloch
Room No. l. First Floor.
Former Partner Of

Can be consulted daily from 9 O'Clock to
IL O'Clock a. m, and from 2 TO o'clock pm.
undays IRON 20 an. TO pm. He has had
wenty-dve years experience IN the special
reatment Of all Venereal, Sexual and
Chronic Diseases, and guarantees to cure all
urinary Diseases, Syphilitic or Mercurial
Affections Of the Throat, Skin or Bones,
NERVOUS DEBILITY Impotency and Lost
Manhood, exhausted Vitality, Seminal
Weakness, Spermatorrhea, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects of Self-Abuse, youthful
follies and excuses in maturer years,
Nocturnal Emission, the effects of which are
various, maddening and destructive TO both
body and mind, and unless cured VIII ter
inmate fatally. The presence of the disease
causes g continual Consciousness of q slow
and gradual decay OF all the power of body
and mind with loss of manly power and
Vigor, defective memory. heart affections,
loss Of sight noises in the head and ears,
confusion of idess, aversion to society, exces-
sfze prostration, trembling OF the hands and
limbs, consumption, marasmuS and ultimate
derangement of the mind. The VIII power
becomes so weak that the person seems to
Toge control Of himself and cannot look one
sousre in the face. It also causes Dyspepsis
and indigestion Kbh Heart and Kidney
Disease.
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Salt Lake & Western
RAILWAY.
On an after
Saturday, Dec 2Oths 1SS :,
Trains wiz run as follows:
o-.D-0.Dr ,rr,r-Drr my TINE
an aftel

Connects with Utah Central train lesTins
Salt axe at 7.40 an.
Connects with Utah Central rain aTTlT-
ing e. Salt Lake at go pm.
W " RITTER,
mar d Supt.
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Cured Meats and Lard.
Selling prices.)
Cheese.
(Selling prices.)


Eastern. ........ 1910 = 4
Utah. .................... l5Hc "
, 1885-01-14

The above Budget for the Municipality ofSt.
Croix for the Financial year from LIST April 1884
to 31st March 1885 sanctioned by Royal Resolu-
ton of Goth November 1884, is hereby promul.
gated in conformity with the Colonial Law OF
9th November 1868 s %.
Tie Government of the Danish West India
Islands, st. Croix the 3rd January 1885.
p. G. r.
VAN BRAKE,
, 1885-01-14

Foranstaaede af Hans Majestat Kongen we'd
allerhoieste Resolution af 29de November 1884
stadfastede Budget for Finantsaaret fra 1ste
April 1884 til Site Marts 1886 for st. Croix
Kommune o~fentliggj0res herved i Henhold til
Kolonialloven af 27de November 1868 SOS.
Gouvernementet for. de danskvestindiske Der.
st. Croix, den 3die Januar 1886.
PIG Y.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1885-01-14
Brought forward 81, 149.6 GA s., 10000
The Sanitary
DeDG2'tment.

IL. The Sanitary
Department.
Salaries &c. to the
~Land-physician and
other public physi-
clans, Money Bill
Salaries to2 Midwives
in the Towns......
Salary for 5 examined
midwives in the ru-
raj districts a$I6.O0
pm and houserent
a$4p.m. Money Bill
Salary for two I'M
trained assistant
Midwives in the
Country a $1,000
month Y for 9
months, Money Bill
For training Of 2 Mid
wives at the Royal
Lying-in Institution
in Copenhagen,
Ibid, calculated at
A loan of $500 free Of
interest to each of
the two last trained
midwives on their
arrival from Den
mark in aid of their
first establishment.
etc. to a We
terinary Surgeon,
Ibid -. ..........
Expenses for the
Communal HOspi-
tails, Ibid ..-.
Contribution to a pri-
vate Hospital for
children .......--
Expenses for t h e
Quarantine Depart
ment and for pre-
cautionary IN e a
sures against epi-
denies, Ibid. :.
.I2. The Poor Depart
ment.
Support in money to
paupers, lone
Bill XIII $500
Medicine to paupers.
Expenses for burying
paupers, Ibid.
For assistance Of ply
sicians to paupers
in the country, Ibid.
Is. The Prison De-
pGTtment.
Salaries to Inspector,
Jailors, Drivers &c.
Money Bill XIV.
For servants and ser
wants hire, Ibid.
For maintenance Of
Prisoners, Ibid.
Various other eXpen-
Ses, Ibid-.-....-..
Id. Contribution to the
Find.
e. Dioers Expenses,
XV.........-.... -.
r. Expenses for Build
uncertain Expenses, Mon
q. For hire Of q Satin
Mail d Transport cess.
Danish WestindiG Isla9
share.
II. Pensions.
Pensions according to p,
4th December 1861
Do. granted by Ordinanc
walranted.-.. ......-
DO. to retired nOn-Comm
GERS, Musicians and Pr
West India forces, part
I. Interest on the ]
567,36G.72 y, of the Loan !
Treasury according to
June 1S76.Kr. %, 694.6t
Il. In order to fulfil the
snrN's Nnnrantna of in
, 1885-01-14
SundhedSUGsenet.

L0nning m. n. til Landphysicus og
andre offentlige Lager, B%evillingS-
forslag Kill. $500. $500. $500.
L0nning til 2 Jordem0dre Byerne-
L0nning og Acknowledgements for 5
e~xaminerede Jordem0dre paa Landet
a$2O ~maanedlig resp. SIC og S4,
Bevillingsforslag Xll.....--..--...
L0nning til 2 uexaminerede Hjalpe-
jordem0dre paa Landet a $40 midi. 9
mdr., Bevillingsforslag Kill.
Til OplereIse af 2 Jordem6dre we'd den
Kgl. F0dselsstiftelse i Kj0benhavn,
Ibid, anslaaes til. ...........
EFT rentefrit Liam paa 5000 til liver af
de sidst oplerte 2 Jordem6dre we'd
deres Ankomst fra Denmark til
deres fOrste Etablering .........
Looming H.. M. til 1Dyrlege, Ibid.
Udgifterne we'd Communehospitalerne
HID
Bidrag til ct privat B0rnehospital,
U~dgifterne we'd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ogI
til Forebyggelse af Epidemier, Ibid.
IL. Rattigv@Senet.
Pengeunderst0ttelser til Fattige, Be
villingsforslag XIII ............
Medicine til Fattige, Ibid. ,..-..-.
Observation-Disclosures for Fattige,
Lagetilsyn til Fattige paa Landet,
Ibid
13. FgngSslsUqseAet.
L0nninger til Opsynspersonalet, Devil
lingsforslag XlV....... .....,
Tyende og G~odtgj0relse for Tyende-
hold, Ibid
Til Arrestanters og ~Stratfangers For
%pleining, Ibid
Forskellige andre Udgifter, Ibid,
IA. Bjdrag til Immigratioa&foadet.
E. FoyszJelHgs Udgifter, B%evillingsfor
Stag KY. :.
r. BygningS og andre ~bestemte I'd
glitter, BeyillingsforSlag XVI......
G. Leie afen %SeilShonnert SOM Post Og
Transport Fdrt6i imelIem de danShI
veStindiSke Der, ANdeel for st. Cr0iG,
II, PenS5Oner.
Pensioner efter Pensionsloven at 4deI
December 1868 =.
Do. ifolge A%nordning eller anden.
s9rlig Hjemmel.
Do. til Udtjente Underofficerer, Spill,
lemend og Menige at H@rstyrken,
Andeel for st, Croix.
I. Renter 4 do af Kr. 567, 366. 10,
Rest paa Landet fra %Statskassen
ifolge Low af lode Juni 1876, Kr.
22,694.66 a Kurs no.. .........
X. Til Indfrielsen af Colonialkassens
Rentegaranti for st. Croix Falles-
SukkerKogerie if0lge Low 25de
Februar og Anordning af lode Juni
1876 -.
, 1885-01-14

Andre Udgifter we'd By og Landsko'
lerno $500. $500 ...... ......
Underst0ttelse til private h0jere
Drengeskoler -.....-.... 1890
, 1885-01-14

L0nning til 2 uexaminerede H.jRlpe
jordem0dre paa Landet a SO mdl. is
mdr., Beyillingsforslag XII.--..-.-
Til Oplarelse af 2 Jordem6dre we'd den
Kgl. F0dselsstiftelse i Kj0benhavn,
Ibid, a~nslaaes till. ..-..,...
, 1885-01-14

EFT rentefrit Liam paa 5000 til liver a
de sidst oplerte 2 Jordem6dre veC
deres Ankomst fra Denmark ii
deres fOrste Etablering..........
, 1885-01-14

Udgifterne we'd QuarantinevTsenet og
til Forebyggelse af Epidemier, Ibid
, 1885-01-14

L0nning m. m. til Landphysicus oF
andre offentlige Lager, Bevillings
forslag Kill. ...... ...-.. $500.
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wunder.
"But de preacher man, he up'n AK bout de
miller mans wife, en- say he wants ter see 'er
an tell 'er goodbye, bein ez how dey'd all bin
so good. So de miller man, ne tuck kyar de
preacher inter de room whar his wife wuz
layin' in bed De ole oman had de counterpin
drawed up und 'er chin, but she look mighty
bad roun' de eyes. Yit, she tuck'n howdied
de preacher man en- tole i'm he wuz mighty
welcome.
"Dey talk en- talk, dey did, en- after vile de
preacher man hoP out his ham fer ter tell de
oman goodbye; but the oman, she helt out
FER ief' ham, she did, like she want DAT fer ter
git shucken. But de preacher-man wouldn't
shake dat uD. He say dat amt nigh gwine ter
do, bekaze when folks got any periiteness ler
dey DON'T never hoP out de ler ham De oman
she say her right wuz cripple, but her ole man
low he amt never year bout dat befo' en- den
he tuck'n make her pull il out from und' de
kivver. en- den dey seed dat one of 'er fingers
wuz done clean gone. De miller-man he up'n
low:
allow come dis:'
"De oman she low, Il cut il off,
de miller-man he low, How You cut Il DIP
"De oman she low, Il knock il Off,
DE miller-man he low, .wharbouts you
knock IL off:'
..De oman she low, Il broke IL off,
DE miiier-man he low, when you break Ii
org
"Den de oman she amt say nothin'. She des
lay dar, she did. en- pant en- look skeered. DE
preacher man he study a little, en- den he say
he speck he kin kyo dat han. en- he tuck de fin
ger out'n he pocket en- tried IL on de 'oman's
ham, EN- 1t mt: Yssser! 1t III In de place right
smick smack smoove. Den de preacher man
up'n tell de miller-man dat de oman wuz q
witch, en- wild dat de oman fetched o yell en-
kivered her head wild de counterpin.
"Yit dis amt do her no good xaze de preacher
man say he done look In de books en- de onliest
way fer ter kyo' o witch Is ter bun 'er; en- Ii
amt look so bad, nuther, s.aze when dey tied
her she tuck'n tu'n ter be q great big black cat,
en- OATS de way she wus wen she wuz burnt !,
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Canning Fruits.

Mrs kedzie In The Industy,slist
"hen n. PasteNre.dvanced his theory that
an fermentation Was caused by organiSm. SO
nlinu'e .hat they foated about in the air. he
very soon announced that, according to his ex.
pet'ments' these small bodies would not pass
. .urousn cotton. Now, II they cannot 60
through cotton, and if they are the cause of fer
meu'a'lon, cotton will prevent the canned fruit
IRON, rom, spelling. Many people have expert
tn en * with y aud find it success. The cot
=; t III M Tied over the boiled fruit while it
af1Scian. Ss fsflng to keep the germs out Just as
way az the rubber ring or any amount OF
" the college kitchen laboratory experi.
c .~s were tried with I'VE kinds OF fruit In.
20 sss,n tomatoes, and the results were perfectly
mni1 Cy IN every case, not even particle OF
nott forming In the can. In most cases the
Sc.sss was simply tied over the canfui or hot
. r. IN some cases there was o piece Of white
Ss.l,er put on first to prevent the cotton from
.EE.S,pplng down and becoming Juice soaked.
a I'M seems 70 be the preferable way The cot
IHicknas.s SSn Just rs 1t comes of the roll the
tiaS des,n 0ss,hg about as It unwinds, and it h
wy ~ v ,.ss with strong twine.
eus should pc a. successful with all ffuit
an s ~ mere there Is no longer need for pat
gu aLuit cans Tor any bottle with wide neck
SI.sa.o 70 receive the fruit, or any jar with
Ssa1snk which Is perfect to allow no entrance
- ~ tnfouGn Its walls will be allgufIicient for
A0oSauS sne ns11t lor winter use.
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York assert that the catogan loop ia to take the
place OF the high couture with its naked name
OF the neck. They also denounce the incoming
usei ladies still turn all their tresses ON the TOP
ol thelr heads, expose the nape of the neck
and some over 20 go 1: ts garSe IN
instead of the hardressers, and have their
tresses shorn OF q length just convenient to
Jose phine and Tallien all over their foreheads
ana temples, and in little duck.tail curls in
a Tue hapes OF their necks aud behind their
SHORT PLAsTRoNs WITH REvERs are seen as
frequently as long vests on new dresses. The
fe'ers OF wool dresses are made by turning back
Ine 'front.' edges of the dress goods from the neck
Gown 10 the top ofthe darts or to the waist line,
ting two rows of stitching near the edges. and
cTvs'rins the lining thus exposed with velvet,
PLUSH or satin, such as is used for the trim.
1.ng "A large or small bow, as the wearer pre-.
lers. Is made Of the goods of the inner piastron.
anG SET on at the point of the revers The high
there is an outside collar to match the reyers.
ane smpiest finish at the wrist OF coat sleeves Is
the rao ~ pest taste, such as bias fold of
Wrists ana up an opening OF one or two inches
oi Tue outside seams OF tue sleeves
The FASHION OF WAIsTcoATs and plastrons
Is ooon 70 women who are beginning to grow
STOUT, dress sent from New York to 4 lady
VINO Is osalRproaching the fat fair and forty
pesIOo OF NE, Is beauty. 1t has skiW Of tfask
mare ~ DGueie cloth combined With the same
and fashioned IKE 'ae 59ae short pn the hips
coet n nas charming little adjustable waist
Sv I aeiv w9,cG can be made larger or smaller
1rawn,col9rsd brocade, with little CLEANS nj
turquoise blue and gold in it. The cuffs12nd
beads in dark redwood edge the WIZ fs ~
oeausy ana , no mistake, and efhe LADY Who
sot broad and ok hs only plump and pretty mi !,
% worn with any skirt VSs'ss s 800 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-21

on the sale of each and every garment. But mouu.
mental brick and glass and glare and glitter did
mol sxer: the potent influence nor produce the mar.
veious effect calculated on by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-21

Hannah built d large house and filled # from COLLAR
70 attic with Heterogeneous mass Of matter I'm the
shape OF clothing, expecting to realize q handsome
profit, averaging at least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-21

nave you enjoyed your music?' she asked
'Oh, so much, he has such d sympathetic
voice. How have you been getting On?"
T. fa,mously, Lord kingsbury has been ever SO
Dear me. you are positive it's hee"
lie as good as confessed ii, but said lords are
common enough ut home. Wasn't it pretty OF
him. lie has the most gracious way'f
IN short, You are rather mashcd?"
Hush, Lena. Don't use such slang: Won
must have caught it from your LobbiedehOy. !"
What has Lord kingsbury been doing. all
day." asked Ariadne, one night having been
confined in her berth all day with a headache,
ON, ne mas been sium enough to please you"
Its just like novel, isn't it? And have you
been going Oh with that little hobbledehoy, as
Il don't know what you mean by going on,
with him. should think that was slang" re-
nice books. 1 think perhaps he's poor. but
don care a Zig for money and titles. / prefer
intellect and heart"
titles II 5 well TO be cOntented with what you
ca. haVe,-a hoobiedehoy if you can't do bet
ter
day, her adnirer bealned upon her, wrapped
her In her rugs and added his own, brought her
champagne, and made her laugh with the rela-
tion OF the preyions DAYS arenfs and az awar
ger;.ted sketch OF his own forlOrn condition.
Now really, my lord, don't be so funny" she
begged delighted. "lt makes my head ache TO
Don't call me that" he whispered, sit sounds
too formal"
And, pray, what shall call YOU"
Gail me Guy"
Just the name Of all others would have
chosen, thought Ariande, 80 romantic"
wow Tell me something about yourself" he
asked, with halftender and wholly interested
air.
'Oh, there's nothing to tell. I'm an orphan.
I've been In Germany studying, ! live In
Boston with an aunt. Lena lives In New York.
We had chaperone going over, but she eloped
with our music teacher, SO we are returning
alone. Now tell me about your life, 1t must be
much more romantic and interesting than
own, ana ancestral halls hung with ancestors
by the oldest masters"
And the family ghost-you've forgotten the
family ghost"
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SwEEr1xa RHDuor1oxs

EEPINa Ii e d cTIoNs
TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNErsi
T III T. I: Il Il e :: ! III
Nm NM "A a R Rh s SoS SH 4 EEH
sE II Il e EHf ! Sos HI EN- e
sle-sls SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
COMMENCING THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH,
TERMINATING SATURDAY, NOV. Al
WHY THESE REDUCTIONS.
FIRsT-It il against the established rule OF THE
BON MARCHE to carry articles from one season to
another
sEooND-THE BON MARCHE is in need Of the
space now occupied by Hats i'm order to display
the large and magnificent lines of HOLIDAY GOODS
which are arriving daily.
GRAND REDUCTION
Our Remaining Stock of PARIS PATTERN HATS
AND BONNETS;
Our Remaining Stock of ENGLISH ROUND HATS
Our Remaining Stock of OUR OWN MANUFAo.
TURE have been MARKED DOwNta
$40 APIECE.
Those who have inspected these Hats know what
bargain they at $40. To those who have not seen
them We simply say that these goods have been re-
duced from SIS, SIS, $50. SIS and $50
CHILDRENs TRIMMED HATS
TWO GRAND LOTS
LUZ 1-Comprising our entire stock Of CHILDRENS
TRIMMED HATS. formerly sold At CSC,
oplS a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-21
a. to the Very Newest Umbrella.

Inc very newest umbrella has long, long
sucx: IKE the old-fashioned parasol which pre-
uuaif g mat which our grandmothers C0nsid-
s sesa e cesh but bamboo big enough 70 sng
wcarer's monogram Is engraved. toeether with
In her eyea w '''Ss - s'S's' - :.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

Aid. Pierce, chairman of the Council com
Inittee on lamps. presents some strong en-
dOrsements of the tower system of lighting
III THs TELEGRAM this morning, which should
be carefully read and their weight and i'm
pOrtance considered. These endorsements
are from men who have seen the practical
working of the system and are satisfied with
the results These testimonials would seem
to negative most emphatically the claims of
the opponents of the plan, that IT has not
been gwen a satisfactory test
The argument that Chicago has not adopt
cd the tower system will have but little
weight with those who are familiar with the
fight made against electricity in that city by
the gas company. So stubbornly and effect
lively has this opposition been conducted that
there Is not an electric light plant IN the city
and none can get a fOothOld there. The
Palmer House and many other prominent
buildings are lighted by electricity, bat the
light Is furnished By private dynamos located
IN the cellars of the buildings using them.
The city has the reputation of being the
worst lighted of any in the country. and the
fault lies at the door of the Gas company,
which has SO systematically and successfully
opposed the introduction of electricity.
Let :he voters Of this city carefully con
-ider the testimonials furnished by Aid.
Pierce and vote to bring Grand Rapids out
of the dark.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
rns romsR SYSTEM
.hata a Propiaent Ciuzsn t4as % SsY
Aboot the Matter

IL tke ksill.sT - IEk 1Lkskks-
To-Day tte eiilzrus IT Grand ksE'ids sLu
- sskei - vote yee ~ mo "a thS 4Ges-
l9n II boldiBg taa eifs for Scl9sN. sala
-alu ~ De ase1 LD erecting towers foE hight
i2E tie -srests. L. uly s4cstasni the move
+ q gery Eupreaent oue. for tie toli0aiI..
se.sous. kirSt. tbe plant sla t's Fefg s4-
lsel1siss. ana IL case ~ storm e ~ll 81
danger hfe aHd property they being ~ hlsh
they VII oe clfheuh % keep ~ order IA bad
~salheF. The toser7 al oe ~ noceSsits
gate distance apart. tnis MI leste q greet
PORTION u the slresls ln darkEess
inks. awning and shade treesr
witch sill a10rd protection - iaste ag n2en
aDu other bad I.eopie- i his makes TIE sgs
TEN very objectionable ln dark nIshts, a.
least. | aIn ia favor of eiectrle hgdts IL tbs
business portion OF the cIty az least. pro
vided properly distributed On posts froLs
fourteen u twenty feet high. This ~ll gave
~ a more effectual hight. and accommodate
lsice a. many people, for mere nominal
expense, compared with the tower system
Nov this agrees With ms observation aild
inquiries made while ia Detroit not long
since. however. II Ne had the money and were
anxious 10 make experiments thai might
justify our expenditure But the Idea OF
bonding the city for S30oUU. and more than
likely twice that much DefOrr We geg through,
and then introduce an expensive system 10
keep Up aud ask the taxpayers 10 foot the
bills a. asking altogethef TOO much.
" A. BFKEE1.