Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1878, Page 5

THE -CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, MAY 27, 1878. » — TI[E RAILROA Ds nols River Noad, fo eollasion with the Chlufmt to put the prico of ticka’s down to 25 cents, giv- | first, from the Internal organs to the voluntary | thero 18 & surplus created. This enr- i Alton Road, haa caused ftajproperty to be adver- | Ing every ono an unlpnrlunlly not only of hear- | muscies and scnsitive surfnces; the second, | plus _goes to the next centre abuve ged for sate on the dlat Inat. The Mnsaachu- | fng some really ood ausie, but of Lelplog » | frotn the sensitive surfaces to tho {nvoluntary | ft. There ULefng bo centre ahove the eetts Motual Life-Insurance Compauy 4 tho | worthy object along. muacles and Interbal organs; sud the third, be- | Ideational, when the surplus reached thero It fire, Astothe canses of thase many mey be | H1a-enthul; for th el principls Attribnted indirscti; il i nthiuimam’ Jor o aelS Princletraoma mwm“n-t-mr';;mm:;';:;;:‘:r:d directly Lo s, | OLher species of industrisl association, who factive constenctfon, ond to the hatdred-and.ons | 2P20ks with contempt of the bourgeolste and - tgmatizes honest trada ma ** heartieas eplofto- petitlonor, and the owner of alarzo smount of - tween tho intornal organs and the centres | could go fio farther. Bo the Ideationsl cells | BrE7ntablo cataen which ara known toproducatne | HHAMALI - Facts Concerning tha Erio & | petiiunon,sndthie oner o SIATE mainis that SENSORIAL CELL MATLACIA. | (¢ansiis).” Tiise three different (independent) | had to" stand tho pressure. John's sonworial | Srglisastersot every dayrecora, o Fo 0 | on -1 can magine euch a youth endeavorini; North Shora Dispatch tha 'Trustes, John B. Dumont, hasno right, 4 ¢ | reflezes are natural and - acquired; ond | cells had overflowed altar diptomanis hadacized | there yet remain a large "m,,,,m““,,m,,z; hard-headed, practi .,'d Alar-winning Ameri- . | after fiing a'bill to foreclose the'Best mortgage, each refiectlon (let it be either natural | him, and this surplua supply—genersted 10 & | traced 1o any dnfinite cansa. | Very many of iness | cans who ave no time Lo think. thing Line, tomttempt ta farcclots subseqnently under o | An 014 Disease with a New Name—So-Called | or scquired) inskes' ho tendency to re: | lowsr cantro from an asiive infosicating ele- Could be folfamed 1o cansos free o1 eHmIDANT= | Lot bunicens rodcre e 1.0 tinis of anything powere contained In the mortgage or Lrust- [ nipsomanis a Disense of the Narve-Cells | peat stronger and stronger, untll, | ment (tho character of the force {s indicated by . analoguus cases of fncipient £res which wers | of phflosophical ammpume'fl::d n:nellhmcr 3 deed, thus trying tocut out the second-morl- | or the Sensorlal Centrasmit Is Not Tnear. | Ster & cortain amount of repetition, it becomes | the character of the aliment [t comes from)— | lscovered and put aut—were not all vestigeof | & oo m 0SS lunacy or somé new and In- Cyrus W, Flold and the Wabash | gago bondholders, It therefore osks for an in- 430 7y, "Iitsngee's Elovon Years® Invasti. | Sutomatic. Tieautomatiereflex Iaw holds good | was forced againat tho cell.doors of the Tdea. | Droof hidden sith the total destraction of the a . . | genlous kind of koavery. We have here admir —-Chlengo & DICHIGAD | 1o ien s oo to orsiobs o Shbls of thg | Kationsand Conotasiant-a Glase of (Whiskcy | {2 Bt Anl In dlscare, but o hesies the Mon | iaual centrs, That coniee, already Alled ity | EaPCldcetSecualu thosa ot sron carabeensbs, | able materil fora new Do Guizote, bus 1o Lake Shoro, second-morteage bondholders, aud for an order [ Followed Through the luman Sratem— | refex sction, In dlsease, however, It does taks [ fitst resisted and made & strong defense; bug, | =1 climinated. the criminal meords show tbat it A ol T o removing Dumont from his poaition ns Truatee. The Wil Driven Out by Main Pare coguizance, ted 0 by the After a short argument Judge Drummond [ Nevar Made Drunk-No Speculative ottt foted opon by the continued sutomatio reflex | g not an Infrequent agent fa the barning of prop- | knowledge of nited States; but they ara thero are four grand nervous centres, | from ti : centre below (whosa strength came | erty. Incendiary fires may be divided into two | already fully couvinced that A ¢ it granted the Injunction, saying that the adver- | soning, but Fositive Facte. which are known s the Ideatlonal (having | from without with every glass imbibed), 1ta_L clases: Y ol e o8 LAk Aueticn. s reality Asooptaneo of Bobert Harrls' Besiguation | Eavmint aked lohavd vl 11 Ehme riperty To th Faltar of The Trivune, ubrems o) o' Sanaaral (ruli th | donrs wora ol gotsiar. * ke r 01 tho] o Firei—Tlrseaet o an n or b the erimeof | 15T ST diom ) ol conceptionsof 23 N N o | ] il ! Ird cn nerve-force from low te eft or murder, or to gratify rgveoye. b4 2 Prestdont of the Ohicago, Bor. Tult ponding I he Court, Tt was entiely o | , Mitxearovis, Minn., May 4 —bumeronstet | {GuliC 1l ofiex (exonduiii ‘s genstal bro- | Bold, and Hittle byt Joun's Tationss fase | , Hecond—Taose daliberatoly dandand execated | B3 EoFerament In tho larza lomns has not becn Iwnys quite immaculate; that even member: for the purpose of foreinga sl of over.insared | & i ,mm"‘r' 10 the comphay thot hna writien the mek. | Of Congreas, elazied oy the fren votes of an cne The clasy of tncendiary fires first mentioned may | lIRhtened people, mre fiot aiways nctuated ex- have nothing ta do with_the over-lnsurance of the | clustvely by Ligh, disinterested patriotism; and sk as & cause of fire. Ttfsan important subject | that nefther popular control nor unlimited ith- 1o the companien and the State in view of thodan- | crty of tho press has beon able to prever: &ger of burning contiguons property, and the dealt- | ghameless bribery and wholesalo embezzlemens ability of punisling and auppressing crime. of the public moner, Al this naturally ¥.zton & Quino conslstent with such lisization that the Trustes teetive Influence over the whola budy): and the | way to the frmtional. In the end, his o gt Quinoy, should have the power, under s clause fn tha | radars of your invaluable naper,—ail directly | Organic (pussessing control over the Juvoluntary | power was driven out. and then he was d:m- 11T WADASIL, mortgage authorizing n sale by advertisement, | or Indirectly secking my professional opinion as | functions of digestion, absorptiomkeirculation, | drunk! " \ lT ' 3 W E:l ‘Id Direct. | 0,80 o8 and sell. A hill was pemiing to deter- | to what kind of & disease—il a discase at al and amshnilation). These centres (made up of But why fa It Jobn grows fat! Here's the ‘The reslgnalion of Cyrus W, Field a8 Divecs 15 the equities between the partics, and the | gioiomanis. or chronic alcoliolism Teally fo; | BUME microscopic cells, all connected tho | rasson: Vhen John began gradually to intro- arond member of the Executtve Committeo of | Trustea mieht forecloss tho equitics of some | S PASMIm S8 PSS B RO RS T (83 | oue with thu "other) are the gencrators and do- | duca the sicohollc element futo hfs blood, {ho Wabash Ratlway, becauso the Directors de- | partics who, on flaal decres, ought tb hava thelr | Whore, in 7! h orlgin of | positories of nerve force. Every dlapiay of | little of that element was taken Into his dined to prosecute Samuel Barton and Daniel [ cquities piotectod. scat; and how It can be cured, if curable. | their cnery takes away 8 cortain mmount of | sorlal nerve-colls. Heingmore stimulating In view of the importance atiached to the ques- | yhockod those who believed $hat od admints It Is expected Judge Harlan will hear the case | With an earncst dosira to bs of real | thelr forve; ‘and this luss must at once be re« | the natural food they had been receiving, it | tion of firea from eriminal canses, I bave caretully 4 5 at Rood siminis- Tysu, dr., who recentlylnstituted suit : L % g b b serrics to my fellow-man, and a | Slored through nutrition, or there is n weakens | made their fmpulsa of greater forcs than was fone over the reparls of prosecnting sttoracys ta ity - eand Eoneral Mopplness the Company, has called forth tho following ——— wish to comply with tha request of the hup- | 1% ©f e centre: sud the accotod theory ls refiulr!d. thereby creating s surplus of force, B’;:“l"f;nt‘rh-mnml l"n“'m ‘nnl ‘s%!l :gn;lrl; this rinsipte, Tuniversal oy aoh e letter from Mr. Barton: TIE CHICAGO & MICHIGAN LAKE too, that the character of Uhe hutrition received | and also a surplus demnand for nutriment. M the. JeNre 187040 X873, botinclanive, ' , P 1t s shown, therefrom, that the number of persons | control; and an eqoally bitter disappoint- ::m'fl?a:' Dl;:ce‘rhdadl “nme in zh{'t s“u for n;em Ln_v }ulthe ?llll:;'!rylhll fodividnal{ym and 'nees in the eight years mentioned was | the principle ol lasex faire, by which the 47.824. Of this number 313 wero charged withthe | weakeat must go to the w-‘{l. v'cra’l( possible, €rimo of arsoy i The “mm'fl a8 follows, viz. : still more strongiy developed in America than 5 in Englaod, ' Whole Number = Number rica bas thus lost for the Russlans wuch ;?l’.‘fi;i prn;;:nlcd z:;:l}l- of u’m Ddgaucgt{vefl halo ||l|lwhlch It wi i envelol ut there still lingers fn proscited, argen. Gr4ON. | the ides tist there Is a certafn resemblance be . Not belng deslrous of nawspaper notorlet 2 dreds who have sought my views and myald, | jnust” be of the character of the force ex. | This surplus demand had to be filled, and by lfi,‘:‘, 3:,2, T o E..';'.,' A & retint drmlus:umtll::hhondholdeu of the | I 8ddress vou, adopting that style I thiuk most | pended. A nervecenire, lung habitusted | the same kind of food, too, that remained in ments of tho prees upon my motives in sppropriate for & semi-professional paper such | to B specific diet, automatically secks that diet, | thecells as a residuum,—the now gencrally cmniencing & Iitigation " againgt the We- Onicago & Michigan Lake Shors Rallrosd states | 'y o onint i farnish, [ sball not, there- | and will accopt no othiers aud the chiaracter ol | accapted theary being, that tha chacacter of the bash Railway Comp ut_when it I3 |'that the experience of the post year confirma 1 the forva that centro sends out fs of the char- | waste determines the cuaracter of tha deposit. nblicly anneunced © ( t was In your | o opinton of the Directors that the only | fOr® ohscrvo that mothodical rule of stiffness | aeter of tha aliment that gonerated that force. | In otber words, whisky clement in a partially- e o e ) Do & rerte | practical mode of reorganizing the Company is | U2UallY found in medical compositions, but | (Pieasa remeinter that faw of phsstolozy until | Siled cell fuclities whisky clement from witls T e el and membgt f (ks FXchtive | Lo tre e mortzane movuitios o wiock of | PPeakin a plain way, thnt tho unphysiolocical | Wo get through, aud aiso this oue: A drunken [ out. John dally supplyiug bis cells with plent Committee of that Company, becaase the Directors A = may uaderstand me aswell a3 the physiological, | terve-cell sends out a drunken nerve-lmpulse.) | of whisky, that porflon of sireugth whic me mind: = nently practical, snd accustomed to think much i mors sbout visibl concrete fncts than specula- ETv) o t’l;a !a'nuul p{'l‘::clplu;uwhllo the l!'(uuhnn, iy m n a resucratic atmoaphers and ot aheab 213 prosccutlons, only forty-two | doctrinaires by oducation, arrive at facts through wo were sentenced (o Stats Drinon for it o | A Isbyrinth of general principlos, and trust toall the remainder the sentences to Btate Prison were | INanner of philosophical devices rather than to a8 follows, viz.: Two ware sentenced for one | thelr own individual hncnni. year each; one for cighteen months; four fur two A word now aa to the political aignificance of inr’uu:nflc:l n: ;!!: r':'r :l;x;u‘fi-w g:u 5::; :;mr‘ zu'r_-; lhllA chango of opiujon and feeling with regard i 1 two for ca. 3 y oo youse o w1k Tenihac ons 10r o rests, | Lo meries, Sveaking abatractly, wo moy sty s ot nino yeats: five for ten yoars aud on0for | Auicrican alllance; but [n reality, as the Ameri- Coreen s ne Jur oo yeur mno for poe oufe of | cans would never havo mada an’ allfance from for ten years. Two boya wera sent to the Iteform *| burely sentiineutal considerations, the changr Bchool antil of age. Laa very Tittle practical Importance. If the af of centro expenda only so much of Ite furce as s | pose matter will be found sroupd thelr kid- re | &ffection kuown na dipsomants, or drunkenness, | gigposed of by the motor-uerve recelving that | neys, liver, nod heart. Dissectlons made upon hoRe the Wabash 1tallway Company, althongh | convertcd Inta stock, it will be possible to pay ot | lles In no particular part of a man, but In all | force; but, wh=n there ia diseaso or uver (artl- | the bodics of lean drunkards have proved the rofessedly anlvent, cefuscs Lo pay uniess I consant | 10 the bolders thercot, In the form of ?fifl" ond, | parts of him,—that It i3 n his bluod, his head, | fictal) stimulation,caused by an exclting element | correctness of this, 2 » no-calied funding schome, which would prac- | any net earpiags which may bo avallable for that | 1y poves his muscles; and that f¢ {3 very | Juthe diet, to which ftls unaccustomed, It ex- | ~ Just before Jonn's last pree, he had what he . T Inr inlerest cannot be et “Thia T havs docilned and shail gmffifud:‘l':'fl‘}.‘idc'fl Anilkaly that smail tash | nearly an incurable complalnt. pends (throws oul) mora force thun the inotor- | called the. * horribles.” and naked me sbout 4 ividands may frum time to time be paid, thus uorva for which itis intended can receive,— | them. In reaponse, I eave him the Information nel:uimbtfilgg far ths folloping readones o Eiving the awpers of the property .om,l’:mm“ of 1l dissent, lo 1?.?' rmn‘\ this vle:, and will, | which surplus goes Lo tho next highest ceutre. [ Le sought. Prior to tlis query, however, he tle, 1f anything, bettce thana swindle upon tho | & return from §t, It fs not Bpparent now this with your permlssion, endeaver to demonstrate The system uf nerve-centres fn mau is are | reminded me that he woutd lke to Tond and stock holders, having for it object an | €an be done in auy othier way than thatnow sug- | that dipsomanis, or babitual drunkennoss, ts a ranged very beautifully, like a well-regulated | know what caused the rogular intermfsalon unjunt and tllegal proference of the holders of tha | geated.™ dlscase, of & malaclan characters that it hing its | Uody politic. Euch uf them has o cortain de- | hotween his sprees. This Is what 1 told bim: foating debt of tho old Company over tho bond- | . The fanded dent conateta of first mortgago for | ooun™ ana'seot in the merve-celis of th Ben. | EF€0 of power and dignity wherein to show Its | Observation has convinced me thaf the dura- Lolders. 7'7:,91)0. aud thres other mortzages, one for sorial ceutre; and that, after once contracted, | Independence; but, when it undortakes to go | tlon of the eober intermisalon betweenone sprea 11,00 the 18t of next Novembertho principal of | #1621 000 one for, B1, 360,000, and T germ will’ fomntn thera mntil removed by o | beyond the ‘circumscribod Hmit, It 1 at once | and another Is in exact. proportion to the quan- & some of my bonild cowten due, togathar it 2 por @}E’ifl'?fl" g;;gfl;lf'g' t;,g‘;,";';“’l‘l:“fl“,g:;‘,, Droper rmedy and proper hygienic. menaures, | Subordinated to tho cantreabove t. 8o it 1 wa | ity of alcohollc poison in the eystem st the Wabaan bonds, upon which ars past_dug | fatnre could be guaranteed without any dogre ?.lmpun- mannting to umuwbvcrun‘; Thess | cortainty. Mesnwhily, If the prescnt bonds fused 1o Institute criminal proceedinge agatnst | equal amount, the stock of the old Company Tho indepandent reflex action between the | should have been used by his nerves in o g Toander the criminal laws of \hls Statc, a conlin- | being extMgulshed by foreclosuro sale The ‘Yh",“"hlfi'i“":;“ ""lldl “:fmfilmfx”“"i nerve-cells of = centre, and between the nerve- | besithy condition was tbrown back upon the T z:.'ff.l:.(l,,": ‘fi'.‘,%;’.“,,‘;‘ c;mldts: ‘,‘}‘,’o“ :,,':,‘,:lm‘,[ ued ellence on my part might be conatrned asa | oy 1o payas sions; nor will 1 go Cecper into the histology of | contres themselvon, 1s of this uescription: One | other absorbents, which took it up and deposite 2 The Americsns have breserved much of the quasi confession of galit. 1'therafore bog the nso 1t wauld be ont of the question to i any sam at the norvous systom than the subject-matterln | cell reacts to a attmulus from its neighbor, then | od it in adipuse tissne. This fs |gu reason why a ploncer epirit of the etarly getticrs, and are of yaur columns, not for vindication, but for ex- | ¢ oL0 000 Go' the present mortangs debt | hand roquircs. o transfers (reflects) this enorxy to suother, and | gome drinkers of liquor are corpulent. Ia & | consequently enterprising, sclt-reltant, emi- D and for soma time past have been & holdsr | BDON which the prompt gayment of Iuterast in [ - The recelved notlon has heen, and fs, that the | 5000, Inlta healthy or norial atate, 8 norve- | drinkers who are not coruulent, this extra sdk- 8 ° The mot(zage deit of about $177.000 upan {ho | And X will farther attempt'to show that, fn. | find the Organic subordinate totho Reflex cen- | timo the spreo ends. 'This may bo rulied upon | “'Ths opinion is now generally prevaient that were deslred by the Americans, it would be I i‘,’.f’x',"fl: :fi;‘:‘;’i‘n‘ Yot other n::“:'nd:';ilul-‘;::y'flro‘r . ontlet of the road to Chicago from New Buffalo 10 | atead of this terrible curse, ns ft is usually call- | tre, the Refex to the Bensorial contre, and the | in all cases. A long spres may take place, and OVER-INSUHANGE likely to be wranted now than’ It would ha tompany which duliberately ignores ite past due | 5L Joseph 1s not onty a licn upon the property be- | ed, bolog an Incurable malady, precisely the ro- Sensorial to the Ideatlonal centre,—the latier | there may notbe much alcohol remaining In the 1sthe canse of many Incendiary fires, That this | beew fiftcen years ago; but at present the as- opinion is ina measure carrect, thers can be no | sistauce is desired by Russls, and no doubt the the highest; tho Bensorial fs the sccond fn | system ot the end of it, and the intermlssion doubt. There oblizations. verso is the case, N tivesn these points, but Is alsoa Arst mot 111, 1 belleva the financial condition of thie Com. | &pon the rosd from St. Jo o h to Juskegon, "’b“gr 1eretofore, medical men—myselt §ncinded— | Birongth, the Reflex tho third, aud the Organic | will be short. A short spreeis more apt to have . boweyer,a larce unknown quan- | Americans will bo qulded entiroly by the fn- any 18 such tbat every psyment of monay in pur. | Lhess reasons, Ita annusl {nterest, amonnting to | .0 ™00 ' myopinton, treated the discaso | LhO fourth. a long Intermission than & long one, becauso | i, in th to of lucendlary firee, a0 called. | tercsts of thelr own country. ‘'Ttioy cannot but E“v'o"fifm?:u‘ffix'-'l"é‘t'"fnl"ii?fi"y'f&?fi-fi"tfl?} £38,100, hss been seluctantly pald, both whilo ths | JLS Mo 4T, GF S when Calied ubon 15 yres | _ Thors hias becn asslgned by tho Infinite to | thers s a likeliliood it a good supply bas | Toe7 clased for tuo reaion that the reai : A desire to Increase thelr maritime trade at the causa i nat apprent affer tho fire, whon & nstnral Canng, ceriain fo culminata, In & ‘Gre. Miyt have | CXpeose of Englaud, tut {may bo doubled been detected when the risk was taken, It s no | Whether, in the case of an Anglo-Rusaian war, doubt 8 consolation to s certain ¢l of reckless | With tho Geneva nward still fresh {n the public underwriters to name 8s **incendlary "' the fires | Meniory, they would allow crulsers to oscapo which occur on their risks upon dilapidated build- | frow thelr ports. i tha Recoiver. " neribe for ity aa our prescriptions will rendily | each of these centres a special Imperative duty, | been stored up. Oge thing miay, however, be morigages upon tho propomty. e | Eekv g Ty morigage. of $137,000 A it now ts, | ahow, On the contrar, when we had & case of | Which canot be ovaded of neglecied withoui | remarked: I there s o gallon within at 'the Hind At ardinary floating debt t0 o Tprioy Mioctgnge | 1t 18 proposed tu ali th other mortungo-bondliold: | it on'our bands, wo but'treated a class of affec- [ Lrinzing damage to the wholo organization of | cessatlon of a debauch, theru fs & gallon of obifzation, ers to exchange thelr bonds, dollar for dollar, for | tlons evolved by §t. When trepting | contres, and sapocial harm to the contre which | *horrors fm'flnfl'c tobeto be used up be- “Ifint I am not nlone in the views I hold fe avi- | Onv cleas of common k, at 8 dipsomanisc potient, wo sought to | disobeys the supreme command under which all | fore the real misery comes. donced by the fact that the hoiders of mare than ( pany to be orgunized an soon 88 p alla; nervous rostration to cor~ | liveand labor. And, as the well-belng and As to “the horrors,” It Is well-known & small | ings which ordinary prudeace would have dla- i —— eSS B et s e Cormpany | botderof 441,000 b withail dvav:aus conpots | 20Ty eativy derangderméits 1 Festors the e | Dowar of o bigher cénbra (tho Tdcatioual) ia | uantty of alcohol will rellre. thorm, - Wyl | Sarded T Het T i bave refused their assent to the :ncx:flng ;s:nmn.. Stotk Uf the naw Company atpar, + cous aurfaces to their normal condition, to | cntirely dependent upon the woll-teing ‘and jecause it satisfles temporarily the inordinate WHAT THE DUTY OF TIR STATH I8 They to themselves 2n outrage do, According to Mr. Fiold's viow ol strengthen up the muscular flbres. to clangs | contentment of its subordinates, it is highly | cravine of the famishing cells of the Bensorial Lt eonaldar, (eea pasiivy 89 cocconenitatare, VR tho blood from 1ta toxlcal to its bealibiul state, [ important that thso lawer centres striciy | Centre, whiciy having by deprecs extracted the e R R I L TR LB TEMS, to chaoge tho giandular status, and to dispel a | comply with the Jaw lald down for the govern- | last drop of aleoholic stimulant left in the bod: “'“‘““1‘!"{;‘ ey fiapoan o .M"“’b' " The aunual meeting of tho Illinols Central | fover of the bratn,—nll of which evidences of a | ment of the whole,—because, If they do not, | alter s good bli spree, are in & starving condi- Y20L avats powilils Wehpan which the 1w pro: | Rallroad whil be’ held at tho offico of tho Con- | generally discased body our paticut might havo | e chlet centro auffors, and 'they, dopeadeat | om. 1f not suppliel, in o faw days thelr de- in Mlamatier Rar teeodie, & questivnol fmoes Who cannot boast n fresh sweet month, tance. It would seem th e State should place V| D0 fmipediments In the way of companios At vol: | ik R opeLn UeEemed with dew nnteor their services and money to punish tho Aund worka the charm befor our eyes. ——Ta—— crimo of arson, but that legielation shiouid boso framed ae to uphold such lfllan. and 1 possiblo . 3 had if he never bad tasted a drop of alcohol fn | upan it, sufler also, mand becomes vavouous, and their non-per- | aid to provent the crime by removal of the fempta- | When waak, w ind debllitated, take San. ;:)‘m'u |{'n“é'x‘¢f&€!3‘."é.§“‘.‘.€.‘|’x'u‘§‘°a ‘Efi'.“'é%&‘p‘fl‘, pagy “':,m‘ fl;y‘::xtm\m.:]';‘; b Thf',“ l;::in }m 1ife. e s g Thus wo seo all the maguificent machinery of | formance of dul& renders the eye dull, the car | tion of over-insurance, > up ford's Ji G arc wiliing to Assume the responsibllity of | Oppositlon, and the o 0 ra-olected. | 0y plan has boen, when called to the bedside | man Is barmonloualy assoctated, that it may be | dull, the smell dull, the taste dull,and the | = Ithas been suggeated that in view of the great — commenclng :rlmlnnxl ploufi?lnp gainst e be- | The anouat report has alrendy beon given to the | o¢~ gn “habitual or periodical drunkard, to first | exerclsed for hisgood. - :loua'h d‘dlill. ln;I:ed. hthhe v‘r,halu man s in )w%.p ‘,’:(,“‘.,',‘i‘.‘:“."i.?fi,‘.‘.‘:,’,‘nl’ u!{lm:lg;:r:fit:g:‘ :l o cauta | am cudeavoriog by the ouly iaseas koown | public. allay hta norvous excltement, aud thon toreatoro | Man has five senscs: sight, hearlog, smell, | docp darkoess, though the bright sun may be | PECREEE oF SRe. R0 (et Fcn Of LK tone fh ineed Ty his varlons funculons to thelr normal activity: | taste, and touch, Flguratively speaking, these | ehining above him. After the cells starve a seady to meal them on tuat or any thorgigand to | Commenclog to-day tho Sloux Clty expresa of | bils varions Tunculo Dlsy ailF DRSOl At Tiers | Give acuses Nive easiisy buopily, fu theis Hittle | fow days, & drop of aicoliol gives thom Bope. hich thelr SpRATILY DOXCl, oo OF ‘'8 MOW | tho Iliinols Contral Rafiroad leavitig Chieago 8t | $4o¥ies ‘our nervince, and our tonies. lndeod, | cells in the Scnsorial'contre. 'They have full | Like watcrstarved satlars at sea, though, they Al e o Cuntlasion i sdd ohe word as to | 108, m. will reach Sloux City ot 11:80 8. m. th | we did sl wo could, uad o did It aa well aa we [ fatercourso with tho celle of all tho othor | never can be satisficd untll they aro overtlowed, tho aafortunate !‘tockhuldeu of \hs Wlb‘nl:h “fl‘l' next day. This {s an hour quicker time than | kuow ‘lmlw to d: 1t. MAI?ndkm ver{i ‘;,“3 g&r:;az. oglgiu :;uz:l: nl; Ef‘t :l.:!un)t, ‘:ll’lrl:n:m.’ :«:u&rg mfl: 4 ‘eh Bfl!yd:ln.m:; sifrosbapin Inteilleation (' . No one can regrat more than I do v neces we brou; ck ou! X Tl Genrection wAIch. Tiut Becemarly Tomt | Koo Cickos Oo et i, Wl kg vy | Sppaseuk hesith - Tia Sorvaus cxciemant wa | Feceve fram wihout o Uute siperior centrs, | medn! bractloners ke othée menor Sclence: i commenced against {he ¢ i anls Hommary, Kurchiiats {66 (oo a s | forebeeh ruto Mawell sinely s (e | e Y™ ishinsous | worc. Tt Lr o wears, LGy cun roort I | Wiah 5, g the sl st of many of tho st fale '"W“m“"flnl{dlnk ““’ab'm"' f,‘:‘:;‘.;," Blouz Clty. all disappeared; bouce, we prononnced hima | thoy are sick, they can report; if they arc bun- | cases they are called upon to treat. Well T e 10 perront sseramment which they o e woll man, a0 ‘conaidercd ourselves doctors o | Fry, they ean roport. knowine that no theory would be of service, or 1d undor tho fanding scheme, on (bo ground | pME A. Vo T, Cerpenter, Qenoral, Ticket & | high degree, well worthy of & puff In the village nder the great harmonlc lnw governing | kain eredeuce unless based upon fact, I have Fiat misrepresentations sad hosn mado to them, | Fassonker Agent of the Culcago, Milwaukeo & | poivapaper. Qur work on tuls ptient i well | Sheso 0ve senace, tlioy live I peaca aud (riendly | looked deep, but kept back my oniuion as to clther dostguedly o otherwise, by the parties who | St. Faul Raltroad, returned yosterday from | gppreciated, too, by his neighbors, who, of | unison. When. thereforo, elther Is stimulsted | What dipsomanta really fs uutll 1 ascertatoed Gealred tho scheme to Lo carrled out, and who wore | F'aris, where Lo has been dolng ‘the Exposition. | conrse, all ‘know that his late severs speil of | by s now impression, (4 unsoltisbly impsrts the | fully the truth 1 am glad to say that, after o be benefitad by It While in Europs Mr, Carponter traveled Incog- | gickness was caused by the *big spree ™ he had | finpulse it receives to its neighbors. ‘Thus, the | eleven years’ patient Investization, a careful nito as Count Blackhawk, a title bestowed upon | ynqyiged in just befors he had to take his bed. | €5 behomlng the beautiful plumage of the | study of all the various phenomena observablo THE ERIE & NORTH SIHORE DI8- | him by King Rox, of New Orleans, somo years | p1ig nofelibors prafsed us, sud cautioned him | bird, invites the ear to hear its song; the | In periodical and regular drunkards (of all de- 1A o ig] P 3 1 PATCHL. g0 This la probably the reason that nothin® | not to got on another such's *buet,” or, may- | bostrlls, Inbaing tho deliclous odor of tho | £rees, ages, and conditions); from experiments Ever slnca the publicatlon {a Tum Thipuns gggnlfi;q heard from bim since he left the h“{h‘é"‘fia eu.,e',:", lgmmgh wa were, wo might :‘;fig‘c‘. {‘rl:x'!t“lzfl.:- tasto to eat aud onjoy tho [ made :go‘hhn(:l.%r:nl? ,g:l}n%':{“: {.‘L’a’mhm of the threstencd disruption of the Erfe & sl v Rot bo sl éavadpthe = Hore comes Joha Doe, & young law-student, | Who nover drank at all,—I can safely rest on North 8tiore Dispatch on account of difficulties “;‘.h'ilf“,’;&%:’mz:m :%,':,“J,,,‘a‘::i:mg'gf: ,‘,fi‘n&l"'c':fi' fi:g‘::‘,‘_-hm for & bundred years, e looks worn out aus un{d. ..‘,'4 s feelings | the following conclusions: that havo nrisen between tlic Canada Southern | trict'Conrs at Dotroit nstructing Recelver Peck, | ~ But, DId we care our pationt of dfpsomaniat | do not belie his looks. 1is eyes arc weary negg-" ;“““‘m“’{; 'B. ndl:e‘u.le‘ul the Boee: and Grand Trunk Raflrosds, the nanagers and | of the Chilcaro & Lake Huron Railrosd, to takd | According to the view now most genorally, if | from poring overhis Dlackatone, bis sense of e “u“"“ a8 tho Sensoriul; ita causatlon, ts of tho fast-frelght i have been i ossossion of the papors of the late Hecciver, | not universally, entertatned, we ald cure him, | Bincll bas becomo staled with the musty aroma, the gradual displacement of a natural stimulant i S sl s cen I 8 | Bir. W. L. Buncroft, and hold them 8a custodi: | There be 1s beforo us—n lale; hearty man; o | Of the oll parcliments and papars in thobook- | by b uumatural oncs that tho walls of the torrlblo excltoment, undoubtedly becauso thoy | Mr Y Lo Banerotl, and bold them e tustodh- § RS 2, 2000 workor, & good stoper. - L1 | case, nnd s hearing has bgon dulled by th | niervecells aro in a partlaliy-paraiysed condition ""d'" “““‘i‘“’ u"‘m‘“:‘“_lf b:]‘:fi:" "‘,‘,":r ‘“‘1;‘“‘ and for several d.l" tho roome in which tus | lis greater cnorgy, too, tann was noticeablo n fé‘,‘f:fi‘:fl'i,'fi':fi:"& s aptoi. el Al s e ‘:m“{‘é‘:i»:&"' r:;ffi;“::g’o:?: U1 A ] C purga 8 gondl Tt vengtir fob il ey e | e ‘lh'onml.(‘v’lrt m:xilvln}l wl‘tzh vrl:]l'ct:.hn “urlt::: h‘lg overworked young man, He {s languid, and | their nornal condition under the aditnlstra- UNE reporter for writing up an account of the | city, have been locked, and all persons bava ¥ ! fi o bean excluded from them. It Is understood | avocation. On our saluting bim and asking as | Saunters along without much sculvity. Ahl | tonot purd tncture of Cinchona Rubra Cortex, dullcultles, They bave been trying to maka | WOt Fo lory wreto bo oxamined by attorneys | fo his health, ho assures us he ls *ns Do Ta “moro, cheorrul now, for bo hamet s | Which should bo administerod in. such, doses a3 out that the account published was manufac- representing the Albany bondholders, fn com- | new: and foels first-class;” that his appetite Is | 0l1d friend, Richard Roue, n modical-student, In to sceure o very slight pressure from the lower tured out of wholo clot, snd that the Erie & | paay with Mr. Bancrott and bis roprasentatives, | all ight; that his heart, liver, spleeo, and kid- | snswer to Richard’s & How aro you, Jobni" tha ;';:gf h“’ le‘};;' *;';ngf;uf‘g';&‘l‘hlnz foodhwd North Bhore was in no danger of disruption | and thet the fatur act of the Court will depend | neys are all right: that lils nerves are il right, | Iattor moutions bis worn-out condltign, languo P A sucgest them- T, whatever, In spito of fucurriug tho disfayor ot | Upan the report that way be made after such In'a word, he ltlll us, he fn all right al] over, | 6te. **Oh, take a little old rye, Do#j that will | selves. 1 bave finlakiod. ‘Elfiffi;l:;::n}{)b demntty for mors than three-foarths of the ascer- tained fose. It ir urged that such legislation wiil 1nduce individuals, by the power of seif-interust, to watch their own and their nelzhbor's property, \ ‘There is sufficient merit n this suggestion to war- FOR ) $ i x Change of Feellng Towards the Americans . [: Al ARRH: ~Disgusted by Official Corruptions and . Br. PETERISURG, May 8.—In n recent letter ¥ 3 . your American correspondent polnted out that | TATWI THICK, YELLOW, AND FOUL MATTENY Ac- the last fiftcon years. There has boen a shinflar | THE BoXEs oF TnE Nosn wiTi niscitanaes oy change, procealing frotn different causcs, dur- | LOATHSOME MATTER TINGED WITH DLOOD, AND ULe present thine, when so much Is Lolug aald about | ranu, .Atso, Neavovs leavacis, Dizzixnes, tho voesibility of close fricndly relations be- Croupen Mrsony, DEFUSSAION OF SPILTS, AND (ri;g:g and to consider calmly Its political sig- THREE AUTHENTIC CURES, Dl canre, A Drugglst’s Teatimany. all compantes coming within {ts borders, fug them from lasning any poliey which rant {ts carefol conalderation, —— RUSSIA AND AMERICA. Dosses and Bummers. ISSTANTLY RELIEVES AND TEZRNANENTLY CUREM Cosytapandenca London. Tvme, Sxsznixa on Heap Coune, CALLED AceTe Ca- there has been 8 decided chinge in the feclinga | CUMVEATIONS 1N Tik NASAL PAMAGEY catirp of the A merican public towarda Russia during | CHEOXIG CATARRI} ROTTING AXD SLOUGIING OF fnr that perfod, in the feelings of the Russian | cenations orrex exteNniNg 1o TuE Taw, Bre, educated classes towards Amerlca. AL tho | Tupoar, asu Luxee, catiep ULcRIaTIVE CA- tween the two countrics, it .1nay . be. well .to g Qescsibe briefly this curlous chasge fo public Joné R Xghr Tosree; At the beginoing of the oresent relgn thoedn- Gnlllm-n) Iheg leave toray thet T have sold sev. cated classes in Kussla, who bad been Jong aflent | $781 dozen of 8anturd's Madical Cure durlog the lust LEI’. and know of many cases that have hewu relloved and apparently apathetic with regard to political | by siso thive cases n which cured v veen elicet . ¥rum the above natned facte | au conviuced tira sifatrs, wero suddenly galvanized by violent | 'y tic"berl remesyfortnisulaserecatle concpiaiot 3 briog you around all right.” * And they parted, thesc fastfrelght = lne agents genn | eEemination. B Bt ommalomion pas . PLennt | e timidly ‘cutored tha firt. saloon o ——— spirit of thoroughgoiog, philosophical Radicat. | that Bcyet beea offorad fa the palics " further, Tnm TRIBUNR repeats that its THE STAGE Dul,—someliow or other, at the end of a | reached. Ho apuroactied tho bar—it was a FIRE-INSURANCE. fsm, ‘The scvere, rapressive regime of the Em- e Mita-at., Pataiving, Cally Feb. 17, s, i el S s ; paontoiwo thres fodr, b montle—bo fi. | ALrapRS PUAFo X ke “docanter ‘whs. sot werar Nicholas bt completely Lroken dowd un- COMPLETE SATISFACTIO dpotiiafoimation furnishod by bhe ikaxzers of THE UNCLE TOM TROUPE, g hait s i ot oo Ol0 570 | Guft ‘with Its sccompanying. glass, snd Johu | Annual Report of the Michigan utate Com. | dor the straiu of the Crimcan War, and the ers- A Drncelavs Teatiyions. }i'o“r &ts'im :%‘1‘-‘;5 ‘zgmlmlnl:ul;r v;:l#u:‘h: I!glr‘u‘rt which Was on its way to this city, met with an | prostol—he s a changed beingl “An insatfablo took hold of it. Not knowing exactly how missloner of Insurance. fog administrative abuses which have been cov- Gentlemen: We bisve been saliluk Sanford's tadles) T e e ety e | T, e e T Tacrutoua, e belis fo oot ot sewi-transparent cloak of oflivial secrecy, were L) 3 sll at once exposed to public view. Scandals | LT s ey phevartion ARGt ‘;:‘ulfipx::‘:! Now the past sud present wero mercilussly draczed foto -u%fm'rt:inmn'glrh?&fi nvl'“\ l:la;a.(llillll‘:‘n‘x‘r? thy Hfi’,‘,‘:&‘:“&:‘n‘}‘&, “:.“m‘::“.;‘;'d '-"!‘m‘;‘e"ck':gfb i 10 Lioar of A caso THALIS Nas £OL Rlvew tia wuat e y probed. Journalfsts snd Ministors alike Very traly, ¢ ch to take, be gucased about a tablespoonful 8pecial Correepondenes of The Tribune, nistied tho Information ars In & much better | unfortunato accidont yestorday morning at | thirst for ligdor takss posscasion of him, and | WAck b9 tates U3 KGRG RO 8, (O RTIROCTIY ; - sition to know what s golog on in regard to | Nunica Junction, niue miles east of Grand ‘:‘,‘Zflfi:z M;g;‘ffflfi,h.’.‘%":‘;fl“; 'gD::’:: {o"{,‘. ..n“.,i':‘é,.‘f, and rals, uw‘mgup. Lakging, 2k, Mey, ‘SL—Tue following opcoed i bis inatter than the bread-and-butter brigade { Havon, Mich., on the Detrolt & Milwaukeo | o doesn’t want sny dinmer; fllis his mouth, and swallowed it,—without knowinz valuable {nformation, pertaining to fire-ln of the Eric & North Shore. Both thess man- : UB | What it wes, oxcept by name, where it would go | Surance matters in thia State, {s taken from K th he " | Road, The baggage-car, contalning the scenery, | by teatime; and, botween twilight nud | whal 8, " 14 phta 55%:1:.’ :Jfi'm}”m n:l"fl: l: l;uwlfia fs .gvg.)': costumes, and personal goods of the members | dawn (no -~ particular hour), ho tumbles IOLOI' what it would do. advance-sheets of the annual revort of our Com: bottom of the troubles referred to, for ho means | of the party, was entiroly destroyed by fire, | futo his bed, “good —and =~ drunk! o ct s follow that glass of liquor: . Tho olfao- | missloner of Insurauce, the Hon. SBamuel 1. ol omplele aaiiafaction, i fow hours later, histh which line the uasal passages, | Row: recoguized and openly declared that the recent W1 Oskaluusa, Ta, ')?n{-l:ll;“ s‘l.’&“?n?!.."‘:?.."“fil‘ifi'-" %l‘ntha Ert«l );2 The company was on the way from Grand Rap- nlzlcln:;lck::r:fl:e;,‘nx h(.-hn:;'vu:’ '.fi'::m: &0 tatory nerve, which lun:':’dl itsell ::A‘;llflu O Loasns DURING 1877 1x xicmigan | Datious] disssters bad been causcd by these MORE SATISFACTION, Elo Rallwa E.'on tho New mflf Ceglfile.' A: 1ds, lotending to go over by boat lest ovenlng. | shattercd. o docs mot eatany breakfast, for | out llke a fun over tho tongue, get the odor and BYTHE MUTCAL COMPANIER: sbusca, and thut the abuses had buen creatod by the atteiupt to govern n ureat nation on tho | Meesrs. Wesks& Potten o b evident. The previous palitieal repression, tu. | * fiespecttulys (G WAREFIELD & GO, ordiuate centrailzation, oflcial secrecy, and e ington: T, ¥eo. 1a TeTs. magla for roqulstion, forunltios, rnn&ddlb iy cipline, must_be replaced by political freedoin, lul:ml solf-government, publicity of the wmost s?,fipnfiegafiAg&?L%fihfiyfiin“ sweeping kind, and frae spontaneous actisity n | yufdtireel femedys 15 1é IGaied, thur seiing direstly Al s o pocpte. Harize, v, sk | St ol s, 1 Thnd St political sdom from oKs By hevries, e Ut L e i 'eta.::-lmn classes bolleved that theso messires, | 04 7""'!,'{3{";1‘;,‘_'3;-,‘;;;‘_’3 e o Creatton, B3 optod, would instantancously transform [ Eaid by &l drusaiste. and b{‘“k LY & POTTER the nation aud &t oucs introduce, s | Wholessle Druggisis, Dostun, Mass. it by magic, a political _and soclal s milleuniuw, Admiration of England be- came more and mare o rare pheuomenon, and .| was stigmatized with the namo of Anglomanis. ] Nearly all who thought about political matters had camne to 1ho cobviction that if a model was | NOthing 1n tho world of romedion necessary it should be sought fu soma nuw at can comparo with country with s sparse populatiun, & great 1 I future, thoroughly dewmocratle iatititions, and G n L L IN S @, billty which belong uxclustvely to youth, The country which appearcd fulfill most satiafactorily the required Conditions was VOLTAIG PLASTERS America, By {ts vast extent snd relatively s A privato dispatch says that the only thing | ne {s oot hungrys won't even take the bit of | tho tastu, and, belug stimulative and difusive, | pour compani rt 10 I d 3 saens of tho Erlo & North, Sore, whoahll | B o e e was Janny, | the | toust offred by Bl Sgated: wife, whoknowa | it rune diwn to ther itlo cole, "heso lmoari | miety soreh Gompusion. Sepbrt 53 canas ok o correct, furnishes tho following version of | donkey, on whlch rides “the lawyer whoso | WU shesd. Tho fact ls, Lis appotito has co- 1t to tuo nelghl ”E‘ cells and, through o | ordamage amounting to $131, 605,42 s wwarica e aientele ek D 200 tirely left hiim3 yot there {s something be docs | it says: To the Eye: Try lt‘-u will make | by the oMcers of the wmplu; the sum pald vary« %, Wwhich, bhowever, differ | namo fs Marks,” sod that the crosturs | wapt, and that something s *some of tho hair | You seo things mora beauttfully,? To the Ear: | Ing in thoso companics from 75 to 100 per eent of fu- no essential particular from the ac- i “Try {t,—it will make you hear mory utely.! | tne cash valus of the property damaged or de- was rescaed fn somo miraculous way from the | of the dog that bit bim.” And off he goes and 3 make you ¢ ac co ol Py et —tha world’s rou stroyed, Tn‘L“é..fi&'i"se3?:5%‘:%"}'2’"'3.,@3"wE“.'#é’n".:. flames, Being an educated ass, bo contrived to | gota . ile drinks on aud on,—his appetite for | To the Touchs *hey fti--the warld's roughndee | 500K 4req and forty-fivo clatims were for loss i " liquor greater than ever bofore,—each usy's | Will become smooth." “Bo the Eye crieas “Ho A o uly LY, Pl out o hollne | Kk M e e o auotber css. " Tve | it b tho rovelon of s Srlscostor ™ | for & prothy il sud s aet horsel ho Ear | Balvtl M iSarEs* ahty T i it e s ot | lup-ta soms safety-polat. ‘on_aso! + TUo | oyl inally some nefghbor notices that * Ee fa | cries out: M 8ing me a jolly good soog ! Aud | ¢iims wore caused, ss supposed, by defectivo tha Dispatch held a nectiog fo Detrolt 1ot | confiagration caught from sparks from the loco- head.” In ti cov- | the Touch, last, though not leaat, joins fo with: | & i b Tuursdav to consider whether the CanadaBouthe | & zray < P :;',,“',"m‘}‘i'hfl.'?fim‘.’.'nyueur'}n& mzés‘;&‘fifl‘l “llere, old tollnwlfmva unym’ngri versy® c!.;u‘?g&{.'ox?' ';?,;f,?;‘:o.%ififfi fn:fl:fi:’rp,'fl:: em should withdraw, On motion of President | Totive: . | 2 the e t these cells, 80 t 710, L fuclud- Tilinghast, action o tho quostion was duferseq | Tho production of #Unclo Tom's Cabin st | to kill bimself, or, parhaps, his wifs and chil- | ‘.‘f.gffi“—':m s | e e by el ferT0 O nok tuclid: dron. ‘Tho doctors aro sunt for; and wo again uotit June 13, when ho will present sdditional | McVicker's Theatre will, therefore, bo deforred 4 ! were. Tho Ideational centre recelves the im- | companics slume rcport losses by lightniug num- statements showiog that his percentago arigl- | for an evening, or perhaps two. The scenic art- g::nhh:“flo :‘::1: l;lx:::cggn??’;ngl‘?} g:!; l;l’ld:rgi gum, aua fashions its fArst strango picture of & b’:unn 108, n'w. gg-w{:sz or damaging property to "‘"{""‘”‘l upon docs not give him what 5 | yuyy haye been busy for the past weok preparing | potasslum, lu the morning we preacribe a lit- | drunken youns wan. The Impulse gocs on, eull | fho sinount of §20. 188, WRITTEN. thiks uls rond should bave. In & general way | yhioir pact of the entertalnment, and, even 16 | tlo quinine and fron, caution hitn Dot to touch s | Jmparting it to cell, and ceutro to contro, All $138, 542, 042,00 the sousc of the mecting was to muintain tho | goige ot tho calamity, would bava been ready to | arop of liquor, and ‘order Lis almost heart.bro- | the centrs feel the new and strange stimulaot, vee B, 604,B37.00 srenlzation aa it has exlated. It s proposed | give §4 axcopt for tho loms of the panorams, | ken, worn-out' wifo to feed him well on weak | aud they scarce kuow what to do,—belng: su en. {0 sunice & now divlaign of Wusiusey which canuot bo supplied at sbort no- | broth, with o good deal of popper and salt fu it | tircly new thing, it gets up both an cmotion and utho event of tho Dimnoud Lino withdrawlog | tice,” Arrangements have been mode for | fle gets well sgain; aud then gets drunk again, | & commotion,—and Julin Doo feels that peculiar from thu line, thew the Erio & North Shore Dis- | ooy trunsformation scene, and, as | aud we sleep and tonic him ogain. Lut tners | Warmth which old drinkers call “the glow." | Pire..., batch Wil bo riu gver, the othor roads, bubnot | thero “will be no trouble 'sbuut ~ pro- | must be sn end to &ll this; and it fs not long | After half an hour Jobn fecls fully stimulated, | laland,,.. prer the Cavada Boutlicro aud Wabasli. Bhould | cyring tha requislte costumes, the plece will | batoro it fs reached. Our patient gcts on his | Roue homo and eats 8 good suppcr, aud, when T the Grand Trunk withdraw from tho consolida. | i/ anurub-hn ty blossom out. in all Ita prie- | Jast prand debauch, and wo doctors arc once | bed-time comes, ho goes to rest fuily conyincod Totalsssesssrns oo $1,808,638,73 Yoo, then the Erdu & North Bhore Liua will | 410 pory before tho tniddle of the week, Mr. | more talled upon to eara for bim, After look- | Whisky is agood thlug, A fow weoks pass, all TOMMN AT, . $148,140,370,00 *¥%1,601,808,72 00, 830,01 an abundant supply of the elasticity and flex|- tun over the Mlchizan Central, Great Western, | gugrpe, the stagze manager of the theatre, 88 | ing st him, however; after fecling his pulso, | scronc. Fire ... $1,245,011.04 {ud Erle, a3 origlnally, ‘Tlie wineral tono.of the | soon sy ho hoardof the sciddunt,sent 8 telcgeain | aud satisfylax ourscives thiat bia syetets bt | Lo the morninge Joho took hi bitters; aluo | Jeland-... 73,420.88 | mall population, It bas a certaln resemblance 8 discusion b the Detrolt meeting tndicated | (o %Vioker, who s now in New York, and | boch shakon to ite vory. fomndation for tho lust | an Appotitor. Tor dlaner. A mouth later he i | 31,010, 000.62 | t0 Husslu; andas & young pation the Ameri. | Mowr; Weekn & FRICEL, | | yas setsed with o severa that the consolidated futercsts would bo matn- % 3 vocgived & reply desiring him to postpone the | time,—we cousult, and give him upl~—our con- | dulged In a fuw thimblofuls at Juuch-time, and ;‘l‘fi‘f: and the "L""‘g““ of "B'lw 13, “"LD"""“i crformance upn{tl uow IDEIIBI’V was nml{. Mr, nnll‘:l'z romark belng, that, as he Lae run bimself | an extra gtass or two to make him sleen well. tH "W“'“‘a' hether 'N'“‘ b ‘"r‘l‘"“’ Ano will | Goithold, it 1s understood, will not {u the end | down physically and mentally, we can do noth- | About & year aftor ho nut ouly doubled tho 5, ‘l"“‘h” e e & "gu[ 8 ore Dispatch, | yo g gufferer from this misfortune, as be can | fug for bim. So we pass from the sizbt of his | number of bis drinks, but ke doubled tho quan- ¥hether thero is a now basts of divisiun for | yygoubtodly recover damagos from the railroad | clanched fists and tecth, bis glaring oyes, and | tity also. He Lad more “glows,” of course, Totaliuesneoe cans mizht be uuppond—b" thosy Who do not | gerack of ftheainntlatn dnany right hip, kuow ll)un.'l—io 11:: mpnbln nl{‘ nl}dergou‘:z !I;\:J"‘u\'.“ tried the va; munl.i%m?' | The the transformation and opting the h, )¢ N oo praseaihed by polittal woc aobal seencs, | drasiis suzsstied ot of yourCollin? Vhials Fits ‘While possessing ali tne volitical liberty, loca! surprise, | was aliuoat mmafifmly woll agaln, and 16 which I was d ! 1,201,820, 60 9 09,328, 33 weree §1,800,058,22 tho three Canaua rouas, I which case the or- caal; cked o “ " TuN OENEHAL PINANCIAL CONDITION self-goverument, snd unrostrained press freedow bls tu work upon Dy TAru &3 neual, wher eantzation whil remaln’ o8 at preseat. In auy | SOWPADS m,'gl::;'{]m,‘ {’;;;“ii.,;"‘k "?.‘:.‘.‘.“ox ‘n‘l‘-h .'.T(‘L"}'.‘.' f’u“.'fi:l""".f.fl‘mofim'n“mf' 'Nutulfl:ow::cmnlnl:: of the companlos; now autborised here exnibita un- | of England, Ancrics was declared to havencither | f9rF Aos suplickuee }’.{J}’J.Lf"k"}f."fifl‘h"‘hu tiaty i Bt & Nortl Bhote, Dipatey skl GENERAL LOCAL NOTES, the sotblag of Ble haplose ehiidren, when' they | alcobol was ansccumuiative, as well a4 diffu- | 100Ked:for stredyth, {n view of the denrcased | au aristocracy nor a proletariate, nor any of the | Tusr'fo Uia dral” aitack {no dietsc retdra a"'l'"“uf‘“" by the Grest Western and Michigan | g Rice Company appoar to-night at the | hear our verdict, we leave what bad once beon a | sive, he couldn't account for tho way things | S1Ate "'.:,‘,"I‘.":“.‘ 'l’:“‘fl ';;“a',:f"‘l"{ ':f‘n‘:fi‘:’,‘,:,“ g}':‘l{“'sfl!““";‘ir‘u:g“"‘.:“'.".':::#fi “‘:‘::"'tl:l' T a3 yl"-';'fi: e 'l\:xxv? o Adephyiz s Ganeal B Cormrs o ars oL o Lo Sometery o | Bed:Jush. “auout i tube ieward | 15w Sbnionof Shors ko bare, carfuly obesiad | Unter o dsinaion ot the atms fais prive: | s, s e i Byl i Rafdof i A DETROIT ROAD. Mr, John W, Blalsdcll was [n tha city yester- | fnrerred, and, o a littla month or two, he is | Joa pald his friend, Jobn Doe, & ng onu 10 the companies, for the reason n.."fl plo, becauso Mr. Cu:a the moat eminent Awmert- | fhat caa, counpar b e T .?u'..lfi'.'\ffium! P ”'fi‘"‘: ‘;l"w:""" 7. Joy | 807 makiog eresugements for tho production of | aitier ehtlrely forgolten,—save by Lioss who | twu waut aut viilting., = Jobi had Léei vt st ba pald frow e vory perceptible do- | £a0 wilierin Bolliieal, ssanoiy, fisd threached mgnaifem ta e siciing. ST BAGINAW, Mic 8y anes ¥, Joy » Black Crook * at Haverly's ‘Theatre. 10arned to love bhn fn tter days,—or only | down to his worl @ express and, ac- of promiuma througa the reductton of 7a 3 5 A 5 meta Citizens' 'Comm;un of this city ’t’ltth tun H Hinck O x remembered by his assoctates as & good follow | customed as he wastoa coodp deal of stimul, Unlted States had tho {nestimable advantags of ROPERT COTTUN, bfinw Imll?‘lm{-‘wln, l!llltll ‘l;hlerero‘m l'ervu;lhmlgxl‘r- Orlasd, Me,, Juze o, 1876, able as & Utopis in which imaginative theortits >, could put -nyplnnlmllnm they chose, and make PRICE, 25 EENTS: the institutions work in auy way they thought 7.‘}:‘;,':"5!.‘.'.1.31‘.'..7?“‘;1& COLLIYE YOLTAIU-ZLAS: fit. i Lhedivaced haiter, o sead 1o 120 above The uew America thus evolved aut of the fm- | gup. * 47 M i the frafl, beautifuf things fu {his Tough, work- | 2= e = - a-day world of ours, it was ehort.-lived. Gradu- STOUCKMOLDERS MEETING. ally the truth feaked out, and 1t became koown | cam~r~ v e tuat American social and poiltical oreanization | Office of the Chicago & Northwestern Ruilway was not %uluw {deally porfest as had be u;‘rl- Company, No. 62 Wall-st.. ereaso of half-agores | , The srEregate of risks written In Michiean dure Btr, Bronson Howard's new play, **Hure- | w5’y to0 fond of his cups. tlon, Lie aldw’t thln i Le ¥ oW Man, the handl- | glasses over his dailyaverage would make tuuch | 108 the year 1877 oy the stock companies is greater sy and had a confercuca rolative to the con- ” canes,” will e produced for the frst tims this Let us look dee Struction of the proposcd rallroad frum Bagh | gyening by the Park Theatre Company at [‘work of bis Mal a wonderful plece of tm- | Aiffercnce; but they made a big diffcrence, for | b, abodt 83,000, oawto Vassar, Mr, Joy slated that hlsarrange- | Haverly's. pulive, moyluz, Tivini, wechaulsur —e "being | the twy stadouts insnazed Lo et tuto ¢ dgn: €0ts with Eastern capitalists are completed, overned by his wants, 40 wants ho sceks | with a barkeeper, aud the youug men wero puf 2ad he was ready to commence operations, and m’,l'“I;: M‘:,d':"h', :fle }",}}’,,“,fi{'&,,fi"{f ::r'mlotyfi Eblllpply. Each organfsm in him has it pecul- | In the luck-up. ll’aylm: thelr ine in the mora- woul 3 £ p: tar functfon, and every organ eloctrical commmu- | {ng, and feeling a larz smouat of degradation, g the year 1877, ia the aggre, d now guaranteo to Lave cars ruonlog to | Hall next weok, They compriso Lucls Zarate, |y, iou" iof Guly with tho scas of bls reason, | they nutually conchided they would mentally | excess of pramium receipts of about tals city In four mouths If Exst Baginaw would | who Welghs four aud “""'1“"“%”"""';" but also with all the othier argaus with which 1€ | © swear off:" which was done. ~ Richard Roo [ losses Incurred. A deduction of ihe ususlesti- Elivo §20.000. Tho amount alrasdy ralsed ts [ Sen MMite, ning pounds, Juanle Quleley, who' | ) conpected, This electrical commiunication s | left for his bome, and Jobu Doa weat to hls | Mates 335 per cont of the gram premiaias, 1n o 817,650, andthe balance will be furntshed this | s well known ere, snd Admiral Bat. made by aud through the nerve ubros sud la- { books, Ha fult badly, but did not break bis | Bitlonto shelosses to conse fho, Sxpiiscy O the week. "“The work Is to commeuce on the rosd | Mlss Maude Kennlcott, the taleuted young | ments, which are scattered all ovor and through | vow. °Inafow days he felt better, and began | yichizan Suatuess for 1877, not estimating oy next Monday, The road Is to be called the De- | reader who has et with much success lately, | the body, outside and lustde. Each particulsr | thinking It was all right with bim, ~ Aud 80 it | fursher expenso for relnsurance on risks .fm i b Bay City & Baginaw Hailroad, and recelved very hizh encomiuma from Robers | gerve has a double sctlon,—oue action frow fts | was foroxactly four weeks. At the cud of this | furce avaumed during the year. 'or @ timo the Kussian newspapers an NEW YORK, April 2 % 4 e Collyer, Prof. ll L. Cumnock, Lyman Trum- | centre or place of beginniog to fta polnt of ter- | perfod ke began to feel & peculiar louging, and -;‘L. GHEAT nunfum.-luu OF PROPERTY AN- purludiulni.'hlch are almodt without U.Xu:plllull ’fl' Annual Meotlog of the Stockbl fibrs .fia‘fl%%m. ACCEPTED, bull, Prot. ¥, W. Fish, and others) will_read at | mination; auuther action from its point of ter- | fivally it becume n pecullar craving. ~ Day by NUALLY extremely Liberal, and consequently very relac- | polders o chts Compaur tor tho Electiun o€ Dirvetord Spectal Dispaich fo The Tridune, Mr. Emil Lieblivg's plano recital st Horabey mination to its centre, The motion from the | day, bour by bour, wiuute by wminute, second | by fire n this State may be scon from the fact that | tavt Lo publblh auythiug that can l-e{vc r 81 | purluscs Lo iaw, BaCEUE a6 tracsactiin uf such uihar , Bostox, May 20.~Tha Dircctors of the Chica- Hally June @& » sturting polnt of a uerve is callcd fts motor mo- | by second, e beld out sgalnst the terrl- [ tne lusuruce m“:wm é:n‘o"vm"mm‘mn‘fi lo-lu= all':n r’fifn‘“mr:"u?.:& Umfi.y-m;‘:ff‘n‘.‘i“‘m'rfi at Au‘x,- fl;‘;‘.‘, gnfi &n;g:nrflnlcnl;‘:xu,r:: ‘1;14 :Afio £9, burllagtoo & Quincy Rallroad yesterday ao- | Btonc's Circus and Muslcal Brigade will in- tlon; that frum without t its centry, the sensi- | ble kuawing withiln, until n peatly §10,000, 0. lasf b [ paAY, Ju L oL, b deanatur t length, the worpy | in Micli, ttve motlon. The fnward motion s also kuown | and all {n 3t seeming a blauk, he cried out in hra vight yeats, €xpled tho realgnation of tho Presidant, Rover | SUgUFAte the” horsc-opors season tday at the | LI CTIGE motian, aud the. outward ua'tho | szany, “Ureat God!. I mist bave s driugor [ ¢ caunol pertane, be demonatrated by attatn. Harrs, and unsoimously elected J. M. Forbes | yroupe, among them Robert Stickney, Caroline | direct motlon, Ths power (the will) which di- | Laball diet” $le teok it, and actually kept o8 | €500 1or't Being burnt up fastor tban It is accumius 1o Lis stead. Mr, Harris was spoolated Con- | Rolland, Moufn Brown, Miss Emma Btickuey, | Fects both the loward aud cutwurd action of the | drinking unti) bis fricnds, oue dark uight, car- | fqg, T s i axacndilure, alile oF thoulicianen: sulttog Enging '.1 hough bis Impalred health | snd others. Burke and'Conrad are the ,lu".f nerves procecds from a supreme centre (catled | ded him to s boarding-hiouse deud-drunk. | yhyot miving rellatle azgregates of the saount of will i s b "y The show will bo cxblbited for one week. the Ideational), locuted in the bralu proper, thu | Juoho Doe Las caught thedipsumanial His se pruperty destroyed by ru {a Lhe United Sistoe snd sioublety require bl Lo Tefralu fiun astive corcbrums but'the mafter acted upon 1es in | ‘sorial nerve-celle have overfowed! Lo has | Cansdain a single YOrr saowa that the sunad) ine service la any capacity for some time. Themoet- | _ The lotercomplimentary benedt tendered by | what ure called gauglla, or uerve-centre caught more} he has caught Sensorial Cell M- | come produced by the coantry must bean euurimous at thoso glaring Awerlcan scandals, which will (u)e‘r '\ D. o Do tho Engllsh press. Dut the truth did at last | 3. L. BYKES, Jr., Becrétary. i bréak through. Fialh, unadorued descriptions werawrlten by men i were svidcnty cov st | OFFICE_ CHICAUO, ROCK. ISLAND AND e crutie JexMug uF republe e ot ninusiasts o had PACIFIC RAILROAD €0, o was entirely harmonlous. C. E. Perkivg | Mr. Les to Mr. Lumck‘ and vice verss, camy The organisms of nian baye no fubiercut activo | facia (a vame more truly expredaive of his mal. | suw to keop pace with fhe oulgy lu tuial agettuc- | crosasd tie Atlantie in the hops of fuding a bt . Coatinues ia vilice r off last eventni ot Hooley's Theatre. Owing to hemsclves, b atirely do- ady thag dipsomanis), and its pulsunous germe | bion by fire. According 10 the Ctrontcia’s dgures. | & happy lapi? for Sochulistic thevrlsts wrote A‘muz 1978, uager m"afi. W::!ywhhmm‘ S eptal dreumstances over which ebe bad na coutrol, g:;:mw‘&um: .L ne'?w’;& .;‘:;::,“ (hu.'y tho w||v| rcmllnpl,herq uu{‘ll nmuvn‘t’l by au uvfirfluw —which are considered by fururance men as fulia- | hoe to their fneuds asd uequalutunees that | The Annusl Meeting of the Blockholdera of the Cule Miss Bijou Hcron did not sppear. Mlss Char- nes aro depundent for movemunt upon the | of the natursl sliment. Spree No. 1 was ful- "’""3:;;;‘.{:"{-:,‘.% “1“0'_':‘ ;“,‘,',{:;'.,}"ZJ;,{: p g , | lotte Cusbman did not waterlilize, either, tho | contrmetility of the muscles; this coutraciitity | lowed @ mouth later by sree No. 3; thls by " e i ot OIS BIVER RATLROAD: | enditious uot being favorsble. ‘Tho *Collcon | Upou she stimulus of tho besvess this stmuios | spree No. 3: and 8o ony ad Intoluiim. EVers- | Bairared by thees Sres waioanied to Sur: So0 so0) fure Judgy Dre, Jepercay Bawa ' was prescoted. ‘Tha bouse wus uot [ upon the cnergetlcaction of thie nerve-centres | body woudered that sucha studious, nice youvkt | ~wa veravs of $208,000 pur day." UF tbet wuiu, D 3¢ Drummond, {a the cazs. of Jobn B. | crowded. The boxes ouly wers well thlled. (the gangits), These ceutres arc graded in rank, | mau should so earty fu lifo turn’ ourtobea | about $i8.000.000 "was & luvs 10 tosurance com lierica was certamly noi the happy fand ju | esso. Rock lusad & Pacide Iaflrosd Co., for this elace sn.,f:uzu. 1do not know much about the per- | tun of Directors pursusat to Iaw, sud ths trapssction sousl experiences of these cutbusiusts, but § | of suchotber buslucas a4 may coms before thvol, will un caslly fmagne how ten who bud played | be beld at the oblce of tho Compest iu tu clty of Chl- lstlessly with wbstract conceptious of arle- | €850 on Wednesday, tha Sth day of Jung nest, st 13 ; o o o'clock 8. m. HUUH RIDDLE, Presideat. uamont vs. The Chleago & Hiluols River Raile b byteris and measurably dependent, the loweat upontho | perlodical drunksrd, aud have bis puriodical | paules, butthe fact repiains that pesrly 100,000,000 | tucravy, [dewocracy, constitutloual goveru- | GUNER S Socretary. road Cotmpaoy, for an {njunction to prevent the Toy hd(u;z:’,{,:“mm \‘??.Efn‘f.lfi’..:?fl“'fi& next highest, A’ml so0n 30 thu bighest. What | sprees so rc'ulu’l'i hut the reason o{p:hln was, | of property was actually wived outaud destroyedia | ment,” public cuutrgl, aud the like, would Sargee o H v Fd cusorlal centre ct- | that everybady ! al e the sausa: | the United States snd Canada duning tho year 1577, | find - themsclves siraogoly out of ~thelr P Proposed sale of the road under the firstinorte se Tuesday cvening to glve a musical enter- | 87v known a8 the Sensorlal u.nm.mn;rehmnules' :lut Hur) X ym 14 pot Wdld:a 'oz.m "% | belogs total ioas tothe weaith of the countey. Micb: | olemont sutd , this Pevcrlsh bustle of GENEIIAL NOTICES. B3ge. Tha petltfon sets out that tha road was Ifii..mm worthy of the vawe. Thuy bave se- | od with the various orguna (as are all tho othee | tlon. However, these sprees 14aD contributed 1o these bontrve ovar 3,000,000 | oMt GRS L TS ditculty T cau | T VISITORS 70 TUE VEENCH EXPOSITION, Organ| sorvices of Miss Kllen McAlitstur to | oeutres) by seusitive aud “motor nerves; | burt bim much, for hegrew fat! of property, aboat Balt of which the {near- R tzed fn 1875, aud wade o Grst mortgago to ;‘.‘.’3“.'?5 nlr:.c Telen Duoker, the fuvorlts ton. | aud thess cenires, sa well as the nerve- | Let us go back a litto: “A drunken cell | g B entda s Thia for, A batancs of $1,800, - re $1,000,00 on fts property. It was sub- | B %, to sing one or two bumbers. Alrs, [ colls which composs them, are capabis | throws out s druoken fwpulss ™ and, when & | 000—or & sum euficlent 10 eivct & now Blate seqtiently leased forever tu tho Chicago & Alton | Brolndrd will sing, sod Mrs. Alice Jordan wili | of an ludepeodent retlox getion, This ludo- | coll throws out a power greater thaa ls required | Capitol every year—awy fulely Lo coudldered s flrdeumu:my. 1t i3 charged that the Il | uecowpany thew, | They bave wiscly sanciudad | Dendent redex sctios s of three kinds, viz.s tho | by the motur-nerve upou which t s directed, | the sunual nel losas to the wealth of thu State by g‘lfo re to wyaell s youth who bas many | BELLOWS' FRENCU POCEET DICTIONARY. I ou soclal selence, who s & great deal to | dispensabio ln‘l.mum; Deacriptive cliculars forward. say sbout thiy brvgress of Lumanlty sud tho ad- | W63 SWRAISY Croyiey 4 0O, Martiord. Cous vautages of reallaw, who i {nsplred with & no- HANSEN, MCCLULG & CU., Chicazu,