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Alton Weekly Telegraph. on matters of local Interact to our rodsrs, such notices, of meetings, lacon r. of Bra, aeeldents. eteXv ll aollcl- ,,5 ahould be brief and pomt- Communications on mbatnet political are not requested or desired. IISJI.Y TIL.KGBAFA, per year, W.OO.

TELKGKAPH per year, II50. Wmrri-r TH.COR.VPH, per year, in Clubs ot ten. or more catch. A. PARKS 4 CO.

L. C. KEOWK, or Edwardivllle, Is tbe rtgular agent of the TELKGBAPH for tea central part of Madison coonty, and is author- ised to receive subscriptions, contract for advertising, Ac. 1VA. CM.

AID We mentioned on liondaj the arrlTal here, Sunday afternoon, by the Northern Line Packet from St. Louis, of a destitute family, who had been robbed of their meansj while en roudrjlo Minnesota for the benefit of the health me of their number. Tbe name of the family is Waldrum. It consisted of COHTEHPT OF COURT. an old widenretC wife, and a Esik" of tVe wmnen CITT AHP C11UIITI- FROM THE DAILY OF MONDAY.

Gaits com is the latest market luxury. QBIESI county reports erof i harvested in excellent condition. LiwTOS blackberries, of fine quality, are in market, from this vicinity. OCR dealers in agricultural implements and machinery report a splendid trade -this season. SIE Mr.

D. A. Tindall's new advertisement of his furniture store, in City Hall had a joung child. A neighbor also accompanied them. The family started from Memphis, on the City of Chester, the younger Mr.

Waldrum being at the time. When near St. LouU tfcejr were robbed, and the thief jumped on shore at, Carondelet and escaptd. They took'the Northern Line packet tltflt. but awd only means enough left to pay their to this city, where 'the; left the boat Their pitiable condition excited tie sympathy of several charitable persons and they were kindly cared for as possible, Mr.

B. T. Largent giving them shelter in the packet office, and Mr. T. H.

Klngslejr, jfuf aishing them with provisions. Other persons wen almost equally kind and attentive. They remained at the packet office during the'day and medical attendance was furnished for the sick man; but be was beyond the reach of help and became rapidly worse. He died during the night. Mr.

Largent procured a coffin to- of Law ly The proceedings of the Common Council, on Monday published in this paper, will be read with indigmalion by every taxpayer, interested in low taxes and public prosperity; and by every law-abiding citizen believes la submitting to the authority of the courts. It will be remembered that on the 12th day of June, Judge Baker, on petition of Alderman Hatheway, granted an injunction restraining the city of Alton from improvements, on the ground that the appropriations for the fiscal already been exhausted, and that COTJHCIL PBOCEEDXITOS. At a Comfort. CBAXBXR.V ALTOS, July 1873. regular meeting of the Common Council this day, there were present Mayer Pfeifienberger, and Aldermen Biggins, Clifford, Noonan, Guelich, Joesting, Hatheway.

MTifce, Kartell, Whitehead. Smith and ALDttntN Coppinger has so far recover, ed from his recent illness aj io be to appear on the streets. THE Chicago and Alton railroad company intend building mammoth grain elevator at Bridgeport, near Chicago. of the Aldermen of St. Louis is held up as one who "dors a larger business In expressing hU opinion on a smaller amount ef intellectual capital, than any other.man in seven States." SHOKT members of this Alton Horticultural Society state that the apple crop, in this vicinity, will not be mc.re than an eighth of the usual yield.

This will be a serious loss to this region. WE may be too fastidious, but ths following personal from the Whitehall Segieter, strikes us as being a trifle loo personal: Mrs Meyers, proprietress of the Delhi House, waa up to the dentist's this week. She is sister of the older Lnrtons. COUSTT 5Iessrs. I.

C. Moore, of Collinsville; C. P. Smith, of Ed wardsville Jas. Mitchell, of Greenwood and Edward Levls, of this city, have been mentioned in connection with the Board of day and the' unfortunate man was buried.

A subscription has been raised for the destitute family by Mr. Largent, Mr. Morrison others, and they will leave to-night for Louisiana, Mo. farther, ezfCBditures would be unconstitutional, provision be made by the CbimeiZ for. paying for.

said improvements." As all know, the Council has made no such provision anil cannot out of the revenue of the current year, there being no sum un- appropriated. On Monday Alderman H'Pike introduced an ordinance providing for an extensive system of grading and McAdamizing of streets, involving the outlay, before completion, of, probably, $12,000. The ordinance further provided that the work should be commenced at the earliest practicable moment. The ordinance was passed, Messrs. Biggins, Clifford, M'Pike, Noonan, and Whitehead voting aye, and Messrs.

Hatheway, Smith, Haskell, Joesting and Guelich voting nay, and the Mayor giving the affirmative. Mr. Coppinger were ab- The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The petition of D. Brainell, in regard to the alley in block 67, Godfrey and Oilman's addition, was to the committee on Streets and Alleys.

The petition of the Kcokuk Northern line Packet Company, that their wharfage might commence on the 15th of March, 1873, referred to the Levee committee, with power to act. The petition of J. H. Yager, asking that Lhe sum of $32 50 be refunded to him, being amount paid for a cemetery lot which ment and. Street! and Atteysrwere instructed to make provisions Tor teams for their use, end, Mayor.Pfeiffenberger hu np- interferred with the Fire committee In carrying out the instructions of the Council by removing from the Engine House, teams, that were provided by said.

Fire committee, and substituting others without consulting the committee, There- had been sold to an was granted, and that lOther party pi lit amount all reviously, owed him out of the amount due the Cemetery by the city. fore, be it Risolitd, That Mayor rfeiffenfcergor be, com GEirrs Hmrkwt. Connty Commissioners, them. Good men, all of Roonso following are the officers of the Hughes Roofing company, of this city: White Hughes, President, Alton; J. Tippett, Tice, President, Geo.

W. Peck, Secretary, Lea, Treasurer, a'J of St. Louis; H. 8. Brown, Superintendent, Alton.

a Si. St. LouU for the past week were -41, die came number as the week before. Of this ber, C7 are reported as cholera morbtis, and 46 cholera infantum and summer complaint. One hundred and thirty children under 5 years are included in the list.

STCKET to vious announcement, an out-door meeting! was held at six o'clock, last evening, at the cornerof Second and SutestreeU. Prayer was offered by Rev. Sir. Armstrong, and a brief sermon was preached by ilev. Mr.

Morrison. An audience of from 250 to persons was present. Antm-rru Sunday Police- nan Young took a prisoner out of jail to a bucket of water. When the prisoner reached the cistern he dropped the bucket and ran. The officer gave chase and captured him a short distance Mow the crackor factory.

pair of "grippers 1 old quarters. He was presented with a and escorted back to his pleasant affair occurred on Saturday evening last, at the Roofing Tile Factory, being the presentation to Mr, J. B. Hughes, the eflicicnt 1'residont, of an elegant watch and chain by the em- ployes of the Factory. The presentation speech was made by Mr.

H. S. Brown, ani was fittingly responded to by Mr. Hughes. The gift cost about $100, and was an appropriate testimonal of the esteem in which Mr.

Hughes is held. E. Shadwick, of Terre Haute, is in the city, the guest of Mr. J. B.

llughes. Mr. Jesse Stanley, formerly of Upper Alton, it now is business at Louisiana, Missouri. Major George S. Roper, State Agent for the North Missouri Insurance Company, left for Chicago, last night, to attend a meeting of the State Board of Fire Underwriters.

Rev. J. D. Newell, formerly of Upper Alton, is now located at Harvard, Nebraska. Concerning him and his family, the Chicago Standard eays: "To 611 some of his appointments he has several times walk cd sixty miles, while his wife remained'at home with a young child for days together, fully a mile from any neighbor." Rev.

Mr. K. is a missionary in Clay arid Adams FBOM THE DAILY OF WEDNESDAY. THI new saloon and bowling alley on Third street is in operation. jolice haven't much to do now except to eit voond tad fight MR.

N. Hum, of Brighton, has started for France; 16 purchase more fine horses. TEE County Court is in session as Court of Appeals from tho assessment of 1873. Tut mercury at Hanson's Agricultural Works, on Tuesday, stood at in the shade. THE- river is falling rapidly, the decline being about a foot in the last twenty-four hours.

MR. JOHH BKATTT, of Jerseyville, now lies in a helpless condition from paralysis, and it is feared, canaot live much longer. So riB there has been very little discussion of the farmers' movement, in Greeae county, aud no disposition has been manifested to organize a club. NORMAL Mseropiu connty Normal school will commence its session at Carlinville on. the 21sl with a very able corps of instructors.

Tui heat still continues oppressive though the atmosphere is not as sultry as yesterday. The thermometer this afternoon marked indoors. BUSINESS in St. Louis is dull. Most of the mereaknts have gone East.

The streets tn the" middle of the day are as quiet as the lanes in a country churchyard. BurKBiKkirs are Bringing 35e per quart in St. Louis, consequently there is a scarcity of the fruit in this market, the growers all shipping their fruit to the former place. BOCK Iss has completed several substantial improvements this season, among them is a fine brick business house, three stories in height, and of imposing appearance. in this county has been assessed at such a low figure this year that it Is probable the State Board of Equalization will raise the valuation 40 or 50 per cent.

OXK of our leading horticulturists recently made a shipment of pears to Chicago and received the handsome return of $8.00 per bushel. The fruit was of only ordinary size and quality. the casting vote, in Adams and Mr. sent. Included were appropriations in the for the ordinance improvement of Dry, Hamilton, Maia and Alby streets, the very improvements against which Judge Baker had issued an injunction.

This, then, is clear "ease of contempt of court and defiance of law on the part of the Mayor and the majority of the Council. Should they strike a spade into any one of the streets the improvement of which has been enjoined, before provision is made for the payment thereof, they would be liable to arrest and imprisonment as well as the workmen whom they employed. It is not likely, therefore, that they will attempt committing the overt act before the close of the present fiscal year, as the injunction does not hold good beyond that period. But that a majority of our Common Council should thus openly set the example of defying the law, and thus publicly express their contempt for the decision of a legally constituted court, is to be lamented by all good citizens. If our city law-makers appear before the public in the capacity of law-breakers, (in spirit, at least, if not in overt act), what respect do they expect will be paid by the common people to the ordinances enacted by themselves Our friends in the country be glad to learn that we have agencies for the Domestic in Hunker Hill, Edwardsville, and The petition of Geo.

Emery, et in regard to ponds on Tenth street, was read: Whereupon Mr. Whitehead offered tbe following, which was adopted, to wit: Resolved, That the committee on Streets and Alleys he instructed to instruct the Street Superintendent to take immediate measures to abate a nuisance now existing on Tenth street, between Henry and Lang- jdon streets, by filling up two filthy ponds now existing on laid Tenth street. The bill of Geo. A. Smith, for work on Washington street, was referred to the committee on Streets and Alleys The bill of the Alton Gas Works, for May and June, $387 00, was referred to the committee on Gas.

The following bills were severally allowed, to wit: Night Police, salary (or June, $195 00. F. H. Ferguson, salary for June, as Clerk and Janitor, $83 35. Wm.

Young, salary as Day Puliceman, bo. Wm. Cunningham, salary aa Policeman, 00. E. O'Neil, salary as Policeman, $2 00.

J. McKissock, salary as Policeman, 00. Klunk Wills, fencing small pox houses, $700. A. W.

Hope, docket fee in case of City vs Kirsch Schiess, $5'00. L. Arbuckle, whitewashing Jail, $15 00. W. W.

Webb, repairs on Calaboose, S6 50. Sam'l Perks, repairs on Jail, $10 00. P. Pickard, feeding prisoners, and salary as Jailer, $154 95. Jas.

Allen, hauling rock from Levee, $1 00. A. W. Hardy, salary as Engineer of Steamer, $83 35. Biun' City Band, music at Firemen's parade, $40 00.

T. Mulligan, repairs on Hose, $24 80. Washington Fire Company, expenses four months, 45. Martin Fortiner, use horses for Steamer, $30 00. E.

Marsh, sundries for Steamer, $1 00. L. E. Houghton, painting bell tower, $15 00. P.

Degnan, picks, for streets, $3 35. Street Superintendent and men under him, $380 15. B. Moran, work ou streets, $9 50. T.

M. Long, services as City Engineer, $27 00. Atkinson Patrick, work on gutters, and he is hereby censured for said act. Mr. Whitehead offered the following as a substitute, which was adopted to-wit: Resolved, That wo sustain the Mayor and Chief Engineer of the Fire Department: in the course they pursued, in regard to ordering the teams of James Webster, out of the Engine House, also putting into tbe Engine House the team of D.

Noonan, for the use of the fire department. Mr. Smith offered two ordinances in regard to the sale of wines and liquors and fresh meat, which were referred to the committee on Ordinances for report. Mr. Whitehead reported a nuisance in the rear of the "Jesse Walton property" on Second street.

Whereupon, on motion of Mr. M'Pike, the matter was referred to the committee on Health, with power to act. The Auditor reported tbe reports or the Clerk, Treasurer, Marshal, Harbor Master, and the Weighers of the First, Second and Third Wards correct, which report was approved. On the bill of J. W.

Coppinger he reported adverse, when, on motion of Mr. Noonan, tbe report was laid on the table, and the bill (S5 allowed. Mr. M'Pike offered the following to-wlt: Resolved, That the committee on Streets and Alleys, in connection -with the be requested to take an appeal In the recent injunction case against the City. Hr.

Hatheway moved to lay on the table, which was lost. resolution was then adopted, on call of the ayes and nays, by the following towit: Clifford, Noonan, M'l'ike and Whitehead; (6). Joesling, Haskell, Smith and Hatheway (5). The Mayor having-thc casting vote, voting aye. Mr.

Noonan offered the following, to wit: Resolved, That the Mayor committee on Fire Department be, and is hereby instructed to organize a paid Fire Department, not to exceed twenty-five men, who shall not receive more than $25 per month. Said Department to' be under the instructions of the CliicI Engineer of the Fire Department. Which was ou motion of Mr. M'Pike referred to the committee on Fire Department July 17. Flour-Sparks' Best Extra, 00: Second Best Extra, 18 S3.

Farber's Off; Alton Eagle; S3 00. Wheat-Si K. luc per fcnshel; wholesale; Mo retail. Corn I5e wholesale COe retail; wholesale; retail. fit) oopertun baled; wnelesaie; retail nay, loose; Urn.

Irish 00 wholesale; retail 20. JUNE. 1873. JUNE. wholesale; retail; hard 13c wholesale; retail wholesale; choice, 10-Jfc.

wholesale; retail, 20c. SSMt-tS wholesale, t2 60. reUUl; ll)c wholesale. ft wholesale; retail Syrup. "Belcher's Golden" 8069 91 20 wholesale.

wholesale; retail, wholesale V15c retail. wholesale; retail Ib wholesale; retail wholesale; 9c retail Clear Sides wholesale; lOc retail. Castor 65 bushel. pound, best quality, wholesale. dry salted dry flint green Grubby tildes price.

Sheep 25. tub, 40c; unwashed FeatheraHJOc Ib. Sutfar Cured wholesale; III retail. shipping, II (10; retail II10 bbl. 12 SO wholesale; S2 75 retail.

50 wholesale. JI. Drury at Oak Harness, Sole Slaughter. French Call $2 75 according to weight. Kip- skin SI 75 9 ID.

Domestic Calf-Jl GOODS! SALVE. MISS SAWYER'S SALVE. Oiarrfin-a. DrVriti'rT, Chaiera Sforbns. Summer Complaint; TeeUl- in2, and the Great Preventive oi CarlinviUe.

Suess Jungeblut, Agts. DR. publish in this paper the professional card of Dr. J. Paul Qarvin, Homeopalhlst.

He Is a skillful and successful physician, and we can endorse hi abilities with the greatest of confidence. A CuBiosiTV.T-rShonld the city ordinance rhich we publish to-day, ever be introduc el as evidence in a court of justice, we FBOM THE DAILY OP TUESDAY. THE gutters on thebusincssftrects should be cleaned every morning, during the continuance of warm weather. WE hear of additional cases of cholera morbus, across the river in St. Charles county, and of several deaths therefrom.

John Mason, one of the oldest and most prominent cltitens of Godfrey, haa been seriously HI for some time with typhoid fever, but is now recovering. boy, named Cheney, hal the misfortune on Monday afternoon, while at work in the Tile Factory, to have his hand caught and crushed in the mould- ing machine. The injury was a serioup one, and necessitated the amputation of the index finger. Pwrcii were today a number which imagine that the presiding judge will be a badly puzzled individual, as regards its meaning, especially respecting the improvements referred to in ihe-first section. Governor Bereridge hai commissioned Miss Francis E.

Willard, of Evanston, and Mrs. F. E. Hansen, of Trustees, for Illinois, of the Women's Centennial Association of America. Mrs.

Hansen is a daughter of the late Colonel John R. Woods, formerly of Alton. Tin "Superior" Grain Drill, sold by A. H. Drury ft of oily, combines many advantages over any other drill made, and is warranted to do more and better work than, any other machine in market.

It is the only drill that will sow all kinds of grain. -Messrs. Drury i Co. only aik a trial and guarantee entire satisfaction. Farmers should call and examine its workings.

A PAID FIEE resolution was introduced in the Council on Monday, providing for a paid fire department, to consist of twenty-five men, whose pay was not to exceed per month. There is no qucstio: CITT ASSESSOR. A.SJ> ap pointment of Mr. A. L.

Cbouteau, on Monday, by the Mayor, to act as City Assessor until his successor is elected in Septem-: her, was made at rather a late day. He should have been appointed and confirmed, as well as a City Collector, immediately after the passage of the law, which went into effect April li-jth, in which case a city assessment could have been made for 1873, and taxes collected by our own officers instead of by tbe Sheriff, li is now too late to makea city assessment tor is the revenue law provides that such as; lessment must be made between tlie first of May anil first of July. Owing to this delay, therefore, our city finances will remain under the control of the Oounty Court until next year, when, had our city authorities acted promptly, we could, at Iho present time, have full cuntrul of our local finances, and bo restored to our former status as an incorporated city, possessed of chartered rights. In proof of the correctness of all the above assertions, we publish the text of the law in question An Act in regard to assessors and collectors of city taxes in incorporated cities. Sao.

1. Be it enacted by the 1'eople of of the Slate of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly, That in all incorporated cities in this State which now have or may hereafter be vested with power to make an assessment of property for taxation for city purposes, and in which there is or may be no city assessor authorized to make such assessment, aad no city collector authorized to collect city taxes levied by any such city, it shall be and may be lawful for the Mayor of-any such city to appoint, by and with tbe consent of the legislative authority thereof, a city assessor and city collector, who shall hold office until a city assessor and city collector for such city may be elected and qualified in the manner provided by law: and such.city assessor and city collector so ajjpointecL. shall perform like duties, have like powers and give like bonds as provided by law in regard to such officers when elected by the people. Sic. 2.

It being important that all incorporated cities in this-State should have power to proceed with the assessment and collection of their taxes at as early a date as practicable, an emergency has arisen requiring thls'act to take effect immediately; therefore, this' act shall be in force from and after its passage. Approved, April 25, 1873. $04 25. A. Clifford, sundries for streets and Fire Department, $19.05., The.

following bills wcrcVllowed and ordered paid out ofjie.iuoney, due the Ceme. tery, by the Klunirfc-Wills, Cemetery" fence, 20., Ensiugor, painting C'ejnetery'feiice, Plastering buNhel wlioltmaie; 15c retail. Marble 50 f( barrel. Land Ploster--S2 50 rlborrel. White 50 barrel.

to S5 50 cord. bushel, delivered nri.KTic AssonTMKjrr or Linen, Seersucker, Duck, Alpaca, and Drap Coats; Idnen and Alpaca Dusters; White Duck and Marseilles Vests (Cut in. the latest styles.) Also, a splendid line of American and Imported CHEVIOT SUITS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. 11 EKE yon haro a islve combining soothing and frX bealins; properties. jritb-TioUaiwrefonsingred- Isnt.

A remedy at hand for the many pains and wonndi and to which flesh Is bclr. more easily applied than many other remedies, MVIT producing a bad but always relieving pain, however severe. It la JB't has nsed II tn her own extensive treatment of tho tick, for nearly twenty years', great The principal diseases for which tlila salve rcc- ommendcd are, Chilhlaini, Miumtilim, Piles, Scrafula. OH mart. Salt Kheam, Sprains, fntr felons, Kjifles, Sort es.

Barter's Itch, Deadest, Klupuorms, Asiatic Cholera. MAGUISB'S PLANT. Thlff cxtrMrdlMry of which tprrtA rotdeiit throughout tbe atKlonbtodlv inDcrior to af rcaedr tbe public. Tor the ocmpUinU ftrr liich It intended. "Te birc la our pocieiiian teitimaalali br Col.

Long. Utti Chief Bsreu "rTiublogton; Cm. it i He 1 i Henry Warren, Oca. Fleuvaum 1 BUS '-utftwi it Patfier Y. J.

tht Indian aUo of tbii BATf, Try plying on the WlttU.ipr.i 0 tributary riTen, Wait- etaalurj Md CommiriifiQi, army wo to mention. LUcwlM biahnt encomiumn prm, prtlitDKUu rouble io urnu. No other; medicine nan ch can nUo refir to blc It. Erinra. ex-Covernor af HUtcuri mod Hon.

Jaacph, Blown, Kijorof tbt of St. Lonb, maA mmaj otner Strnw tor wliich i. In tali M-Ci-jino ft Sew York. Sort OrujstiU uid 91 and 93 Kolw J. C.

Sole W. come- of Olive and tiecon4 at. l.uula, Price, 75 eea WONDIiR Corns, Sites of Insects, Canctrs, Earache, Sore Scald Scalds, ache, SaUniy, Bt Sons on ChUdrtn Scald Chapped Unites, Croup, Crudeil ilfs, aod 50., Alton drawn new Ulas Map of Madison County, ere mch perfect copies of to call to mind the story told of a celebrated artist, who painted fruit so naturally that the birds came to his window and pecked at it. We hope our citizens will feel a just pride in improving this rare opportunity of demonstrating the vim and enterprise of Alton both in her eubstantial business houses and magnificent private residences. JTPin iUted in the CouncU on Monday that tte city of Alton had a net eurplus of revenue for the current year of $11,500.

Judge Baker, in his decision on the recent injunction, cafe shows from Mr. M'Pike's own figures, as published the Tu.EOBa.rH, a slightly different of anUn. The'Judge says: For the sake of the argument let us admit that the figure, of the ar. nut that a paid fire department is more efficient than a volunteer organization, but the question arises, can the city afford the expense? The pay of twenty-five men, for one year, at $25 per month, would amount to to this add the salary of the iigiaeer, of the steamer, the cost of hiring TOOT horses and a driver, and the numerous miscellaneous expenses, and we have a total of not less than $11,000 or $12,000 per year as the eost-of the Fire Department. This is too much, and we preiume Ihe on Fire Depart, ment, to whom the resolution was referred, will advenely Goiso BACK OK THIHSM.VIS.

At the June meeting of the Common Council the committee on Fire Department wore instructed by a resolution, introduced by Alderman Coppinger, to procure teams for the use of the steam Fire engine. In pur- of these instructions Alderman Hatheway hired the teams ofjJr. This did not meet the viewe fenberger and he the Mr. D. Noonan.

AUjS'Iast of the Council Mr. lion cen You cannot afford ft Sewing Machine without first giving the light running Domestic a careful examination. Sold by Bows ft correct then from $11,592 deduct the delinquent taxes of lea-ring thus in the treasury $7,092 40, and from this again we must oeduct pres- obligations, $6,000, leaTing then from their own statement only $1,092 40 In the treasury; and from an ei- amination of th.ir statement I find an error to the amount of JHM 10, whjph deducUd would leare in the tWMury jurt $608.30, to meet still defiasncy in tte and aboTethoM and for the payment of $15,197 How ean weomile these eonflieting ttatemmts? Here tio. fMUwr, isuring tin Itayor for tkus interfer- "Unjust Discrimination The CarlinviUe Enquirer thus tells of a case of "unjust discrimination" on a railroad On one of tbe C. A.

trains a few days since was a newly married couple. As they had never "been there before," it was quite natural for them to do a considerable amount of "billing and cooing," and John most gracefully held Mary in his arms, while an occasional smack could be heard by those occupying adjacent seats. Presently the conductor, Jack Dunning, came along to get their tickets; he took the pasteboards, punched them and remarked to the fellow that he must stop that, and went on his rounds. Coming through the car after the next station had been passed, Jack observed that his command had not been obeyed, and he repeated it. Another station was passed, and John still had hia arms encircling Mary.

Jack stopped, looked at the couple, and told the young oiaB he must stop. "But 1 have a right to hug John. "Sot on a railroad," sitid Jeoh is a law against all unjust railroads, and as I haven't a man on the train to hog, 'janr'aftl'ioa a violation of the law," wd ringwi mjority Couneil rtfowd to eolertaia Jtoyor, in their own record and Uawteerfee. they were ee bat thrt does not s33 to-Ihe brilliancy of the tnr- foounee. A MOIDM dispatch thtt tWe is itroag wd growinf opposltrtm jn to the operation of the IlUnoia aailroad Itw, Hit trapeiB that The hw don not MF'T nor to which extemdi though ibit'Sutc.

It of tar Uui tie com- IrBW.Wo.V-^cVsli^ to Domestic amd'juBaeblut, the is earned on by Und or Bupreoie Conrt of the CnheJ eipregaly thia. doctrine State, as Francisco" feaud an bucking the itTesting the Eut, finds reliiif; by 0ami in down hta back bellows. A young htuband calls his wife "birdie," beetaie, mjt, ihe elwayi MWcUted in bis mind with a bill. JpsMochr, worlr at Cemetery, $61 00. TJie State and City bonds of C.

Miller, J. Kindler, J. Holl, G. Weissell, L. Bickel, J.

Wagner, F. Fischer, D. J. Wempcn, J. 'Curdie, J.

Dawsoh, C. Sclilneter, Wm. Kartkauip, Horat Meia-: ncr and M. Mitweide, "on grocery licence. were approved, tind license grunted.

Ihereporta-ofthe Weighers and Measurers of tbe First, Second and Fourth, and the Measurer of lie Third wards were referred to the Auditor. The Clerk presented fee bills aud ciecu- tions in the of Kirsch. Scheiss, Julius FritcheV, Murphy Bell, F. Ohen, ad vs. City of Alton, when on'motion he was ordered return the same to-, the Sheriff without payment The propdsai of McCormicV i to place nrfine of the Oily Hall in their new Alias for the sura of $140, wan referred to a special- committee, consisting of Haskell, M'Pike and The estimates of Board 'of Control and School Board for the amounts needed by each tor the ensuing year, were read, whereupon Mr.

M'Pike offered the following, which was adopted, to-wit: Ktiolvnl, That the reports from the Board of Control and the School Board, giving estimates for 1872. be referred to a special nieetint; of (his be held firat Monday of 'August, and that the Mayor be requested to call -a special meeting at that time to arrange our. apportionment jill, hear from the Health committee and to transact any business pertaining Jo public improvements which may be desired. Whitellead offered the following o-wit: Resolved, That the committee on' Streets and Alleys be and they are hereby author: iied to proceed at once to advertise and let to the lowest bidder, tbe grading and' Mc- Adamizing of Seventh street, from Henry street east to Liberty street; theace along Liberty street south to Fifth street; along Fifth street to Alton Cemetery: Resolved, That $2,000 be and "a hereby appropriated for said work. Which was adopted on call ftf-ths ayes and noes by the following Clifford, Noonan, M'Pike ana C.OVA Jpesting, Smith and 5.

i The Mayor having the casting vote voted aye. Mr. M'Pike ottered the following: Whereas, The revenue of the city of Alton has a net surplus for'1872, after paying all apportionments in full up to the end of the year, Sept. 1,1873, of $11,500, which will be augmented by not less than $1,500 from a neW source revenue; and, Whereas, It is.our duty to make the Jwtt and most improvements possible, within the revenue of "the city. To make permanent and paying improvements with the taxes collected, or not assess the taies the people; and, The indifference manifested toward tbe business interests of the city, in a neglect of onr public thoroughfares, and the aoandonment of interior improvements, are a source of injury to all our vital interests; and, Wliercas, This indifference and abandon are the more to be condemned In the light of the fact, that the ability exists to remedy it.

Therefore, Be it ordained by the Common Conncil of the City of Alton Sic. 1. That the public improvements now ordered are of a necessary character and should be completed at the earliest practicable time. Sic. 2.

That in the event there should be any deficit in the revenue of 1872, after paying for the Completion of the grading, and McAdamizing the coal road as ordered by the Council from the north line of the city, south on Alby street to Seventeenth street; thence west to Belle street; the grading and' McAdamizing of Seventh street to Liberty, and Fifth street to Alton Cemetery: and the expenditure of $1,000 to grade the connections of Dry, Hamilton and Main streets; that this Council hereby appropriate the sum of $1,000, and such other snms which may be required to complete said ordered improvements, from the new revenue of 1873, now returned and certified to bj the Assessors to the County Clerk. Sic. 3. That the committee on Streets, and the Aldermen of the respective wards, as directed, are hereby authorized to continue said works to an early completion and report from time to time to this Conncil. SBC.

4. That the City Clerk shall isine city orders or bonds as the case may be, as per contracts made for such described improvements to said contractors, in such sums and amounts and at such times ai specified in their agreements. Which was adopted on call of the ayes and nays by the following vote to-wit: Clifford, Noonan, M'Pike, and Not and Smith Mr. Haskell rendered his resignation as a member of the Finance committee. Mr.

Hatheway, from the commute on Fire Department, offered the following, which was adopted, to-wit: Resolved, That ilic sum of 5600 is hereby appropriated to the Fire Department. He also offered the following, to-wit: ''( On motion Cpppirajer, to report at the next meeting. The Mayor presented the opinion of the City Attorney, stating that the Mayor had the right to appoint a City with the approval of the Council. Whereupon Mr. Haskell moved that the Uayor appoint a City Assessor at this meeting, which was carried.

The Mayor therefore appointed A. L. Choutean, City unlil his successor should be July elected and qualified. On motion, adjourned, to meet on Mon- Jay Auirust 4th, at 2 o'clock P. H.

F. II. FEKGUSON, City Clerk. Money to loan on first class real estate, froiivonc to five F. HEW1T.

jy5-dwly A young lady whose "pa struck lie," few years ago, and who hits since been at boarding sehool, recently returned, a party was given for her benefit. Upon the bottom of her invitation she caused to be inscribed, R. S. V. anil ouc waa sent to ,11 illiterate rif.h follow, who also made his money by boring.

lie did not go but sent cnrd with these letters, I). S. C. C. etiug him in the street she asked him the letters meant.

"Tell me first yours mearif." "Oh! mine was for 'Respond if you cannot ac" "Well mine was English for 'Dam I Can't. Hnald. what what Chicago Market. CHICAGO, July 16, 1S7.1. Wheat, weaker and bushel lower with sales in No.

2 Spring 18J cash $1 18J seller July. Corn, fairly active, but easier for future delivery, and No. 2 sold at cash, according to date of receipts. Oats, quiet and a trifle easier, with sales No. 2 at cash.

High wines, "steady aud firm at 90c for iron-bound packages. Provisions, dull. Mess Pork, was quoted at 515 30 cash or Seller August. The Cattle market was fairly active and inner with more moderate receipts and setter Eastern advices. Sales at $2 5 90 for common Texaus to choice native uteers.

Hogs, were in good demand and lOc higher, ta'es made at $4 chiully at $4 80. New York Market. BOYS' Wo Lave a large and varied assortment, and will moke prices that suit all. The latest novelties in GENTLEMEN'S KECK WEAK, KUKNISIIINU GOODS, AND UNDER WEAR. FUR, New Styles in SILK HATS.

Sorry The Fat Contributor suys the healthiest town he ever knew was out in Nebraska, one summer, when the doctors went east toi attend a medical convention, neglecting to return for several weeks. The doctors found wiien they did get back, that the patients had all recovered, the drug stores Inid busted, the nurses had opened dancing schools, the cemetery had been cut up into business lota, the ifer taker had gone to making thVivillupe'bearse had been gaudily pointed and gold for a circus wa'gon. NBW YORK, July 1C. without decided change; quotations unchanged. without important change; sales at 42 for No.

2 Milwaukee; $1 85 for No. 3 Spring; SI- 54 for No. 1 Milwaukee; $1 60 for Amber Western. request for export and home use; sales at for steamer Western Mixed. at for new Mixed Western; for'Black Western.

and firm at $17 50 for New Mess. and heavy; 9c for Steam and 9Jc for Kettle. without material change. 'Wool Quiet and steady, Domestic fleece at All the above are New Goods; nml suitable, to the season, and we invite an inspection, of our stuck. Shirts Made to Order.

apl7 It never to cure Rheuraatlfm If properly mpplfed. Rub it on well with tiio hand three tiroes (toy. In Mveral CMM It hu cored nalaied For Piltt tt hM been dtecovered to "be iore remedy. PenoDsj that been afflicted for yean For It wondtra, alUyin the inflammation and quieting the patient. For Chapped It a curt Immediately.

Let thoM with Salt Rheum obtain tbla and Apply it freely, and tliey will find It invaluable. good in of Scrofula and Toman. Concert nave been cured with ft The beet Salve ever Invented for StaoBen JSreatt and Sore NlppZet. Noway injnrlona, but rare to afford relief. Sort or Bub It on the UdJ gently, once or twice day.

Cures deaf- by putting in tbe can en a piece of cotton. For thla.ia ntperior to anything known. F.OT fimplet thta like a charm. For Burnt and Scaldt, apply the Smlvp at once and ft immediate relief. For 'Old Sort apply a Not among the taut of the Invaluable propcrtfti of Mian BAWYCR'B SALVE are iu beneficial on the hair.

Bobbed on the scalp, In different It the growth of the hair, it turning grav, and on bald it pro duces a new growth of hair. No lady ihoula without tliia invaluable article an indiipeiuable coimetlc for the toilet. It dandruff and from the head, and blotchca and from the face. from. ELIZAESTH COOXBS, Eruntvick.

Brunswick, April 4,1867. If BAITER I received your letter lajt even- Ing, and very glad you concluded to let me take your Salve. I think I can do well with It, and it will be quite an accommodation to my huiband. tuhtcaniwt yet along without it. He tried everything and haa never found anything that heated leg that Salve of and we have both found it to be ail, and tttn more, than 'yon rtcommtnd it to tie.

We have hail ft in th? iSmily five or yearn, and have it for everything, and can truly toy tee hate nettr found eqval. I it for a weak back, and it acts like a charm. Mr. Coombi has had fever Sfire pa his (to Jor thirty ytart, and would be ct cripple to-day, if he had not found a remedy in your Salrf- It it healed, and out the inflammation, proud and and does for him all that he can ask. I can recommend it for a good many things that you have not, for I it for even-thing.

I conatdcr it invaluable in a family. If you can put this tesHimoiiy togcliurr, and it can bu uf atiy Tico to you, von are welcome. Youn, ELIZABETH COOMBS. TO TTTB AFFLICTED. If your Druggist is ont of the Salve, and to keep cents directed below, ana receive a box by return mail.

Pnt tip in La-ge Boxe. at 5O cents each (nearly three limes MI Urge as the bor rcprenenu-cl above). Prepared by MISS C. SAWYER, and put up by L. M- BOBBINS.

Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Rockland. Me. A Trial Box sent free by mail ou receipt uf BCVUII! five cenU, by L. UOUB1N3, Uockland, ife. THT3 VALUABLE SALVE 13 SOLD BY ALL DEALERS IN ill" delodwif Hi WILL Ko ITIihrt In said that mil nfttd nut, Iiir cja i i reeauiie ituit-'nraa eoimttics.

Vfktn GUlitL's cu.vDi'UA.vc.'u A.ND LiicjuUertroulf ThU lusl ui Ttiii Me-ii curcreJ t-r enniroi. fcrorj clj, yield fcC ODce to Send lor circular to J. C. MAuriKK. H.

corner of Olive SKCODI! sti Louis. Mo. ARCHITECTURE- KING. OF THE BLOOD UCAS PFEIFFENBEEGJEH; "Dr. Mnry Walker was tendered ft situation iu a government department at Washington, on condition that she would takeoff her pants bnt she indignantly refused: Why should she not She pants for fame." Chicago Post.

We do not agree with the Post's "she pants for It is "the that, have given Mary Walker all the fame she 'ever Cincinnati Enquirer. A barn belonging to Frank Alford, near Palmyra, was struck by lightning during a storm on the 7th, and together with two horaes, were burned. Loaa about 5700. Many persons habitually addicted to the slang use of the phrase, "He is a brick," without the slightest iilea that it is supposed to be of classic origin. It is said that King Agesilaus.

being asked by an Ambassador from Epirus, why they have no walls for Sparta, replied, ''We Pointing to hia marshaled army, he said, "There are the walls of Sparta, evsry man you see is a brick." JgyAffairs in Spain appear "to be getting no very5 last." rebels have killed Cabrinety, mauder'of the Government troopis, at last accounts, everthing was, as one would mixed." The situation is gradually assuming that peculiar state where it may be.truly said that "every man is for himself, anil the-devil the hind- St Louis Market. ST Louis, July 1C. Flour, weak: some sales lower: Fall Super, J3.750«.50; XX, Wheat, lower; new No. 2 Fall, $1.35. Corn, firm at Oats, higher at 34Jc" Whisky, firm at 90c.

Pork, quiet; small lots atSlfi.50@in.75. Dry Salt Meats, nominally held at for up country. Bacon, weak and very little doing; futures offered at lowest prices without buyers. Lard, nominal. Hogs, steady at GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT AND BUILDEK.

Where contracts are awarded to me, I will furnish plane aud specifications, nnd superintend the whole work free or charge. All kinds of jobbing will be done with neatness aud dispatch. Office on the nurt.h side of Third street, two doors west of I'itisji, third floor. Alton. 111.

-feuu-dwly rpo INVENTORS For all persons wishing to obtain a patent on new Inventions, Impruvenieutg or designs, I will executo drawings, speciHcatious and models, and file all necessary papers and make the application for patent. Charges Liberal. All consultation in person, or by letter, tree, Offlci on the north side or Third street, two doors west of Plasn, third floor: Address, LUCAS WEIl'FiiNBKKUKK, fe9-dwly Alton' I1L ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR COUXTY CT.ERK. EDITORS Please announce Capl, H.

H. LOIIMIBE, of Edwnnlsville, as a candidate for the offlce of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, and oblige MAST VOTKES. STOVES- COOKING The Carlist 'chief com- 1 New style? of ladies' bustles show a ronderful increase dfsize. There is enough wire eipvuded in their const ruction to form the nucleus of a small Atlantic cable, aud they arcao elastic and springy that if dropped out of the hand' on a level road they ean bent an ordinary horeo down hill for a quarter of a mile or so. FOR ASSESSOR AXD TREASURER.

WK are -authorized to announce A. II. JUDD, of. Marine precinct, as a candidate for tho office of Assessor and Treasurer of Madison county, subject to the decision ol tho Republican Convention. dw We are authorized to announce WM.

DAECH as candidate for tho office of Assessor and Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. Election Nov. Raspberries are said to give a rich red color to the blood, of those who cat them. It first manifests itself in the nose, and several confirmed berry eaters been expelled from Good Templar have COUXTY SCHOOL SUEEJlltfTENDEX'T. WK are authorised to announce Mr.

AIJOLI'U A. SUl'lMOKH, of Highland, as a candidate for' County Superintendent of Schools, of Madison county: WE are authorized to announce JAMES LANK, of Edwarasvitlft, as 'a candidate for Superintendent of Public Schools for Madison county, subject to the decision of the Republican comity Convention. Election, November 4th, 1873." are authorized to announce Mr. JACOB S. DECK aa a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Schools, subject to the nomination of the Republican party.

Homer Stanford, (Successor to Joseph Dealer In Cooking and Heating stoves, bat la store, a large and varied assurtineiit of all kinds of Stoves, Tinware, on Second street, opp. Hanson's Foundry Tour doors from George street, Alton, Illinois, Stoves delivered in all parts tbe city tree ofcharge. no'21-dwly KINO OF THE BLOOD. THE MOST THOBOT7GH PURlTIBIl OF TTTJC BLOOD TKT HXICOVEBED. CURES ALL HUMORS.

FROM A COMMON ERUPTION TO THE WORST SCROFULA. By arc cured, and Cancerons tumors are dispersed withont the sor- geon'3 conqaered, and Constunp- lion prevented and cared, Venereal Diseases, and Mineral Poiaona, and theix effects eradicated, and oui health and a sound constitution established, Female IVeakneu and DlMase; Dropsy, general or partial; Swellings, external or internal; and Tumors are reduced and dispersed ia a Tcry short time. Khenm. Scald Hucuaad Fever are toon, removed by laid powerful detcr cnt merficine. Scorbutic 9 Seal? or Rough Pimples quickly give way, leaving the akin smooth and fair.

Chronic Fever and Agae, Disordered Liver, Drspepsia, RtenmatiBra, Hervoua Affections. Gcne'ral lability, in short, all the numerous diseased, caused by.bad blood are con- qnered. and give way before this moat powerful corrector, the King of the Blood. bottle contains between forty and fifty ordinary dosea. coating only one dollar.

From one to four or five bottles wUl cure Salt Rhcnm. Scald Head, Worm, Pimples on the Face, Biles, ordinary Eruptions, etc. From two to eight will cure Scaly Eruptions of thb Sfcin, Ulcers, Sores, and: Canker in the Mouth and From two- to will restore healthy action to the Liver and Spleen, will reg- nlate tie Bowels and Kidneys. From tiro to six will be found effectual in curinff Neuralgia, Sici-Headache, St. nUicsiatiif' traurrer tba OLD "complarnt and" Ot.n tbo TTLE BITTERS rar trnrn i-- Fewer and'Aeutj ffWiMrlKtuftttbcr'S For Headaches, Dizziness, Rheumatis DlitteM tad catcf the Splren.

Stomaett flacwi ttt OLD STYLE BITTERS. Lot! of ADDetltCs Ifyoo itiajreio RITTEB3 Consu eforweacft maal. pttwluce lliedejrfl rK'- i- lnric--iai th- If u-hen io luueUie ULL Weakn BTVLC aiTTeuS ess and "Genera! adapted fi.r UlB iaiuretlv: phjucal fyrsa. brrtb children arc iu oooitant of an-inTis-ratr-si; lo buii-i rl.eirwi^'-'- tucloni, ThaOLD STYI.B E1ITESS ju-t 'irorliihu Dotprodaeed better. Tliej arc pdfeciJj falrelr aa ULD will on t- Tonic or Bitwri, nu-l gruelul tiwutiu of tho Will any one take Vile, cd'-ctuai TKRS can be wLo Inve Beware of tor- lir.

A. U. Saiiit. naa ttM bottle. XT lit Daruairra.

or scat to unv addrrss on rfcfipt of prirp, One Dollar DCT Bottle. UVIOX MEUIC1NECO-, Sule ya. 6 J3 JV. St. Limit, BU For sale by P.

MITCHELL: also, California Wines and ciiaiuuugne. Vitas 1 Dance, and Epilepsy. From five to twelve the worst canei of Scrofnla. will cure FURNITURE. JOHN CHANEY, Dealer la all kinds of FINE AND COMMON FURNITURE, LOOKING GLASSES, ETC.

9 Belle Street, near Alton From three to twelve will cure seTere and obstinate cases of Catarrh. From two to four will cnre the worst cases of Piles, and regulate Costive Bowels. Front two to ten bottles will cure or 6 bottles for $5. SoldbyallDrnggiiU D. USSOH, SOX Pnpr's, Bee testimonials in local column.

Buffalo. jyS-dwlw LOTJTSVH.UE, KY. G.O.BLAKE'S WHISKY SADDLES AND HARNESS. National Bank. Alton.

Ills. Lodges, owing io ignorance aud tiou. Will yon have some strawberries?" a lady of a giicst. "Yes, madam, yea; I eat strawberries' with enthusiasm." "Do you? Well, we haven't anything hut cream and sugar for 'em this evening," said the matter-of- fuel hostess. "Does one woman in fifty fill tbe lower half of her lungs with air?" is: the inquiry of a sanitary exchange.

The editor of that paper never heard the voice of nn infuriated mother-in-law. DIED. the 14th In tin. Botuim, William liinuniina- tlon of theBowels, In the flfly-slilli juaruf his age. Sound PENN.

FIRE INS- OP PHILADELPHIA, Ota light. AMERICAN CENTRAL, OF ST. LOUIS, Loss only a than LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE, Not damaged by loss. All at the Agency of BL'Q. M'PIKE; and ready to business aa ninal.

CHIHA. GLASS AMD CROCKERY ptRKATEST BARGAINS in CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE AT THK OROCKKRY STORB ON THIRD ST, Nearly Opposite Belle. Late Importations of New Crockery received, comprising Plain and Emliosned Stone China: Kxhlbitiou aud Edwards' oelebmtud Havre Shape Stone nno China in appearance; a bountiful of Parian, Lava and Bohemian tJoods; IHO. a splendid stock of Glassware; new pat- term or (iublcts and Fruit Stands; Lumps, uuite: us, aud Ixnklug Glasses; best iiuality olKllver-Pluted and Brlttanla Ware; Table Cutlery, lea Trays, and Bird Wooden and Willow Ware, Japanned Ware, and Umise Furnishing Goods generally, which I now offer at greatly reduced prices. Tnopub- licuro respectfully Invited to call and examine our New GOUUK, and very low prices, be- Icre purchasing elsewhere.

M. CRANDALL. Alton. Illinois North Side Third street, two doors from State. FINE AND COMMON FURNITURE.

An elegant assortment of PARLOR FURNITURE. My stock of goods will be lound complete and desirable In all Its nnd the public are Invited to call and examine. Aly styles and prices will suit fell. mh4-dwly UPHOLSTERY. UPHOLSTERY ASD CARPET STORE, J.

B. SMITH. P. JONES. Tackson B.

Smith H3TCheapest Honse in the City! 'pHOMAS MULLIGAN'S SADDLE- HARNESS AND Collar Manufactorv 0 Second uuor fro State, Alton, IHiuuls, Where he is manufiicuiring uud will keep consLautly on band a large supply ol Jiiddlos, Hurucsa, Colliirs, Bridles, liaiters, Whips, Ac. Particular attention will be given to repairing. Ha all work nmnufuctured by aim, and intends to employ none tut workineu. b'liie gig and couch harness- always on hand. Tom having woifced seventeen, years at the bench, understands thoroughly the middle business in ult Its brunches, irive him a call before purchasing elsewhere, ind lor yourselves.

myiJtf-iily TIloMA.S MULLIGAN. JOHS X. CYRUS. W. T.

MII.LBB. YRUS MILLEB, (Snoceisora to John Greneral Commission lirercliants, NO. 49 WEST I.AKTJ STUEKT, CHICAGO ILLS. noO-dlw-wly vR. J.

PAUL GAKV1B, (Homcepatliitt,) OFFICE ON BELLE BTBEET. (Adjoining Fostoffiee,) ALTON, IN ONE my Hhrewd matt' cun on bUKlneWfon I Knamritedla mttMK iroRTUKE, eaeily upldly, andJu perfect Belle Street, Opposite Post Office. Upholstering In all Its branches. A flue Assortment ol CARPETS, URPET WEAVING! Tbe undersienea will weave Carpets at Ills rewldence on tne Plankroai, near the Scales. He will accept all orders and execute them to the satisfaction of customers.

Charges moderate. Give him myZt-wJm D. SIDWAV, No. 10 Second Strset, Alion, Ill.j Mauul'acturer ol SADDLES, HARNESS Trunks and Horse Collars, And Dealer Leather Buffalo Whips, Neatafoot Oil Shoe findings Keeps constantly ou hand and for sale, at iow and uniform prices, a full assortment ol all goods in his line of ol nneand coarse luiruess ol' nil kluUs. Particular attention will be given to the leather Lrade.

A large unii superior assortment ol Shoe and Leather just received. His assoruntrilL ol Lt-'ul'atrs will at all times be full and complete. A large and superior as- of fur both Ladies and Trunks of every size style and constantly ou bund. 'eb7-dw W. F.

EVERTS, SOLE A(iENT FOR ALTON, ir.vtlwly PRICE'S PI.AVORINGS. WATCHES AND A H. GOULD DEALER. IK WATCHES JEWELRY. Pure Silver and Silver-plated Ware, Clocks pectacles and Fancy UooUs.

Northwest corner Third and Plttsa Streets, ALTON, ILLINOIS. Watches and Jewelry repaired by experienced workmen. All wulches unculled for at the expiration ol one year, will be aold for cluux Agency lor the Improved owe, Wecd- aiul Domestic Scwiug the very best. Imw- BUGS, ETC. -VTEff FURNITURE STOKE.

A.T1NDAIX, Would-rcupcctfnlly inform the citizens of Alton and vicinity that he a stock of New Furniture ttt his store, In the East, end of the City Bulldlngwntcn-Be offers for WParUcular attention will, la He will also sell on cornmmsI6ri good Furniture or otheraftieVeseiHrnstJod to him. jyltirtwlm As wcl as yon wish The Inference Is tfcat SOME PEOPLE ABE VERT BLIND, especially to their Interest, when pay Itinerant vendt ffl SiR) to for SIP EC AGILE when the same or better quality can be boughtof any resident. Jeweler for less than all defects o' vision in Oofd. Silver, Steel or-Plated frames, varying In price from 50c to S12. For Flavoring Ice Cream, Cakes With great care, by a new process, from the true, select Fruits Aromtttics, each characteristic flavor, produce Flavorings of rare excellence Of great strength and perfect No poisonous oils.

Every flacor at resented. 2fo deceit edfh bottle holding one-half more others purporting to hold same quanta a them once, will use 710 otJicr. delicate, delicious flax or.s er.frrmv'f. So superior to tho cheap extracts. Asl.

for Dr. Price's Special Flavorings. ILiii ulactured only by STEStE ft FEIOE. Depots, CHICAGO and ST. LOUS Ifanufaciurert of Dr.

Price's Crta.ni Baking Powder. T7I II' II 0 1C COR. COKTLANDT Ji NEW tHVBCII NEW YORK. II A I. AS Kickord P.

Trench, Son of the RrcnAitn FKENCII. N.W.cor.Third and Plata) Booms attached..