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Th Iu JHE COURT RECORD. Annexing and Eicluding Territory from Cities and Villages-Opinion of the Supreme Court of Illinois. tn th6 Case of the City of Galesburg the Act of 1872 is Held to be Dn- constitutional. Soprf me i Court Defines irblch is North Door of the Court House Trust Deeds. DISCOKNECTINQ TERRTTORT.

TBg ACT or 1872 HELD TO BS CHCOHgTlTlJTlOKA favor of the petitiouera bv the The Chlcaoo Courts Bids for Fox Howard's Assets New Bankrupts. The following abstract of the opinion of tbe Supreme Court of Illinois, just filed at Ottawa in tbe im-nortant case of the Citr ot Golesbunz vs. Olof Hankia- found of much interest to municipalities and property-owners all over the State: This case involved the eonitrvetion, tftet, and validity of the provisions of the act of April 10, A. D. 1872, 'entitled an act to provide for annexing and excluding territory to an from cities, towns, and villages, and to unite cities, towns, and villages." The suit was instituted under the provisions of the act referred to by certain -persons, being legal voters and owners of land lying within the corporate limits of tne city of Galesburg, by a to the Circuit Court of Knox County, in accordance with the provisions ef the act, praying for -a disconnection of tbe lands of the petitioners from' the territory comprised within the corporate limits of the city.

Tbe city ot Galesburg, by its counsel, appeared at the hearing, in obedience to the notice required by tbe law to be published in such cases, and resisted tbe application, among other things nnon the ground that as the city owed a bonded debt of $90,000, the withdrawal of large portion of the territory of the city liable to taxation for the payment of this debt would be a pal pable violation of the provisions of the State Constitution, requiring taxation to be uniform, and requiring also that all the taxable property witbiu tbe lim its ot a municipal corporation snouia oe taxea to pay its debts, and would operate as a great injustice upon the owners of real estate and tai-payers in the city, whose eal, estate should remain within Its limits after tbe proposed disconnection should take place, and also upon tbe ground that the rights of creditors and the owners of the bonds would be injuriously affected, and tbe obligation of their contracts impaired, in violation of tbe Constitution of tbe United Stater, by Riving unconditional enect to the statute in question and by granting the prayer of the petitioners. Tbe jury rendeid a verdict in favor of the era. and the CircuiTVonrt overruling tbe motion tor a new trial and tbe objections interposed in behalf of the citv. rendered a decree in pursuance of tbe act granting the prayer of petitioners, and disconnecting the territory soujrui to oe uisconneciea lortuaiij iruin the corporate territory ot the city. Upon appeal to the Supreme Court, by the city of Galesburg, tbe same objections were urged against the decree oi the court, and a ground -for a reversal of the same.

A t. TBI fCIBKMICOCBT reversed the decree of the Circuit Court, and held the provisions of the act under which the proceeding wst bad to be in violation of tbe Constitution of this Stale, nod void. The following extracts from the opinion of the court will be sufficient to indicate the ground upon which this decision rests: It Is set np by toe answer, and conceded in argument, by appellees, tnat tbe city of Galesburg has an outstanding bonded Indebtedness bearing interest to the amount of IMO.utu wuue tne property disconnected from the city by this decree wu within its corporate limit. Inumnch as all taxable property property within tbe limits oi such rooraUons our Constitution, be taxed on tbe be oi uniformity as to persons and property fur the payment of municipal in debtednea, it is plain that the withdrawal of any real -state from the Jurisdiction of such taxation where a given sum is to be rained, to tnat extent increases the burden of taxation on the property remaining within the corrjorale limits. Considering that all corporate ln- debtedneas is presumably incurred for tbe equal benefit i every part of the municipality, tbis is la ltreif an injustice to the remaining tax-payers, unless the act of disconnect ing tbe property attended with some corresponding benefit to the municipality.

It we were to give effect to the statute, its language could not be disregarded. Beiua in deromttion of the common law. it should be construed strictly, and the city and others nitcut properly insist mat notntng snouia interested be taken nest. lntents I ment merely. The verdict of the jury would tnerefore seem to be entirely Insufficient to warrant the decree which was rendered.

The statute is susceptible of no otber construction, thin that the court or jury trying the ease shall tlnd whether the territory ought to be disconnected, and if so whether it can be done without any Injustice to the inhabitants or per-ons interested therein. This verdict determines nothing in this respect. It is for the petitioners and nothing more. We do not think this was comprehensive enough to justify the decree. But we conceive that the proceeding is liable to a still graver objection.

By article of our constitution tne powers of tbe government of this btate are divided into three distinct departments the legislative, executive, and judicial, and no person nor collection of persons being one of these departments shall exercise any power properly belonging to either of the other, except at thereinafter exptessly directed or permitted. a The boundaries of the city of Vale-burg are defined by Its charter and amendments thereto, and any change In those boundaries must necessarily contract or enlarge tbe sphere ot Its munirl pa juri-diction, and therefore constitute so far an amendment of its charter. That the Legislature may delegate authority to a municipal corporation to make changes In lis boundaries does not affect tbe principle. a e. a a The attempt here is to invert the Judiciary with power not mereiy to determine whether certain prescribed conditions upon which the law is to take effect exist, but whether as to a certain locality there ought to be a change iu tbe existing law on a particular subject and if, in the opinion of the court, the change ought to be made and injustice will not be done thereby, it is empowered to make it a a a Whether cities, towns, or villaees should be Incornorated.

and, if incorporated, whether enlarged or contracted In their boundaries, presents no question of law or fact for judicial determination. It is purely a question of policy to be determined by the legislative deparunent. e. If the bqindarles municipal corporations can be altt red and changed by the Legislature in its discretion, and the authorities are all that way, then it is impossible fiat the courts can be invented with such power. Courts mav determine what are the corporate limits already established; they may determine whether what is claimed by the municipal authority to be the corporate limits is so or not, aud they may inquire whether tbe legislative authority has exceeded the powers with which it is invented bus all this implies an existing law applicable to the particular subject, and the inquiry is, what is the law, and has it been 'violated or complied with? Here, however, the inquiry Is, what I shall the law be as respects the boundaries of this city? shall It be as designated by the charter, or shall it be as prayea oy tne petitioners! Ana tne aecree ot tne court is the answer: That decree assumes to be not a declaration of rtghta nnder the law, but the law itself, amending and changing a previous statute as to the extent of territory over which a particular municipal government shall obtain.

for the reasons given the decree of the court below -is reverted. This decision, therefore, it will te seen, holding virtually as it does that this act of 1872, bo far as ft authorizes the annexation of territory to, or its disconnection from, cities and towns by the intervention of iurT, is in violation of tbe constitution and void, becomes a matter of general public interest and assume au imoortance far beyond the mere local Interests directly involved in tbe case decided by the court. Meisrt. Miller Frost, attorneys for appellants; Williams, AlcKeniiet Calkins for appellees. THK COURT housB DOOR.

WHICH IS TBI K0BTH doof. or TBI COCBT The case of Chas. A. Gregory vs. Genr A rwir THE DAILY INTEIl-OCEAK.

SATURDAY JULY 3, SHEET. line repaired. The east win wu afterward re- 5 aired lor use bv the Criminal court, un ulv 10, 1875, the date o( the trust deed, the Circuit and Superior Courts were held in the building- men tioned in the notice oi sale, waicn was erected lor that purpose among others, sod here these courts and their clerks! offices, with all the papers pertaining thereto, bare been kept ever since its use as a court boose. The building, too, had, been known as the Court House, as well as the Citj UalL and all writs and processes issued from these courts since tbe building has been so wed bare been made returnable "at tbe Court House in tbe citj of This building nas two norm uoors. In conclusion, the court Bars, Ce can hare no doubt tbe sale was here advertised td be made at the right place at the place designated in the trust AMi1a" n.M.

I THE CHICAGO COURTS, Judge Blod.ett will aot be in the city till Tuesday UnnriiT win ha observed aa a holiday In an the courts and offices. lag motions for new trials tbis morning, rox a B0WABD. i Bradford Hancock, provisional assigaee ef the contracting firm of Fox Jt Iloward, reported to the court that he had received several bids for! tbe property of the bankrupts. J. Hodgson had bid $10,000 for No.

11 dredge and tools complete; $1,000 rfor No. 1 pile-driver; $1,800 for Noa. IT and 18 dump scows; $1,000 for tag Everett, nd a certain urn for timber, piles, etc, making about $14,300 in all Miller Kimball bid $3,600 for Fo. 6 dredge complete, $1,100 for No. 2 pile-driver.

$500 for No. 15 dump scow, and two lor deck scow, being in all. Robert (t. Clark bid $1,000 for derrick and a pile-driver. Total amount of these bids is $21,300, and the assignee recommends that tbee be accepted, as tbe amount is only $bl8 leei than the property was appraised by committee ot tbe creditors oi the state -v -i The assignee reports that the btds for tbe following property are unsatisfactory, the aggregaU amount of bids being only whereas the property was appraised by tbe at $36,032..

sir. Hancock tbinki he can do better than this at private sale, i ne loitowmg tne last men-tioned'proDerty: Tngs George B. UcCtellan and W. a. 11 witt; dredges Aos.

ana oump scows al, and 13; 5 dredge bulls; 1 clam shell dredge; machinery in shop; 9 deck scows; 3 float scows; 2 pile-drivers. I Mr. Hancock afterwards filed a supplemental report in which he sets out that be has received a bid from J. Hodinon of $40,000 for the whole property of the bankrupts before mentioned, exclnding machinery -in shop, old -machinery in yard, oak timber, piles, etc. This, he says, is from $8,000 to $10,000 more than tbe aggregate of the highest bids received for the same property in parcels, and he thinks it best to accept tbe offer.

Judge Blodjrett entered an order calling on all persons interested in tbe estate to show cause on July 9 Wby the $40,000 bid ot J. Hodgsoa should not be accepted. I MCTUAL SgcrRITT IX8CKABC1 COM FAVT. Mark Kimball, alienee, reported yesterday to Register Hiubard for June: I JuueL balance aeceived Disbursed 138,040.31 for dividends, $2,000 for -own semctaselc. tn Balance on THB RECORD OF JULY 2 CmUeal ataaea Clavailt CaMsrt.

his li.w.'Ja 135,641 Jy NEW SUITS I Edward P. Bacon vs. 6am uel Simons and Robert H. Mnrrav. Bill for-infringement of bacon's patent lot im-brovement in suspension rack for coupon tickets, etc Uridley A Warren, solrs.

UUU1U.JUUUC. BUlUVitl t. I Noncx. No court till Tuesday next I Business. Chakcbby 76" Baile va Pierce.

Report of Master of amount due confirmed, aud tiualj decree to be entered. 770 Seme va Same. Same order. I Carol Oayies, assignee, vs. Thos.

H. Brown et aL Dismissed by acrwemenL I goi Lea A Perrins vs. Deakin. Leave to amend bill without prejudice to lnjuncnon. 1 Law.

Wl Scoville vs. Duncanerm. Motion of deft to set aside verdict and judgmeut aud for new trial con tinued till next term. Calteal Stale latatrtet Coeirt. REFOFtK JUDGE BLuLHiKIT.

KnttxrsL l.tto United btatea va. 'i aentt three Pack ages of instilled Spirits. Appraisement aud; bond hied. aud properly reieaseo. 1 KEW 8 UIT A 1 Olb G.

Thowpso. or uxda. III. 1911 Voluntary pe tition filed by 'ihompaon. who carried on i business at Crratal Lake.

I1L The unsecured liabilities are 6.j2.C Tbe secured debts are secured by real estate and collaterals valued I at -UQJ. The assets are for interest in firm of James, rrker at Co. at Lake Zurich, Thompson's own stock ot goods at Crystal Lake assigned to hd-ward Rose for benefit ot creditors. June 3. IMa.

valued at 1 7)00: and tl.UUO (pr an equity of redemption of buildings on leased grounds, -Noa. 75 aud 77 Milwaukee avenue, and 78 and 80 Indiana avenue. Reference to Keguter Grant. Forrester, Beem A Gibbs, attys. Keubksi Edoewobzh, or Chicago.

Voluntary petition filed by Edgeworth. Assets nil; liabilities, Att.sL Bcfereuc to Uibbard. BEKORE JCDGK BLODOETT. Okors. Gardner P.

Com lock. KefcUier's report of composition meetiug Bled, and rule on ail persons interested in the estate to snow cause on July lu wby the composition of 'a per cent, should not be approved aud resolution recorded. i Ernst W. Buge. Opposition to discharge wlth-diawn.

I 2,771 Franklin D. Clarke. Objections to discharge confessed, and application for discharge withdrawn; A new application was subsequently tiled. 1 7.S17 James Coffey et aL Assignee to pay 1300 rent. 2.334 Wm.

Miller. 'Order that Mrs. Kate Biass, administratrix jof. Roger Brass, tbe former assignee of the estate, pay present astigriee fcfii-tuand Interest in bands of deceased at time of his death. i Koteoerry A Falch.

irrder that Anson Gorton, assignee, keep business open aud sell In usual manner for cash, reporting weetuy to tne court. atapertoaT Osxart. -KEWhUITS. 50.712 Eleanor L. and Wm.

W. Gordon vs. Wm. Goggin and Teresa L. Qulnn.

Covenant, 3. 1 born ton, atty. .1 86.713 JnUus Palme vs. Chas. Pick.

(jOO. T.VU- mann, atty. 66.714 tldrldge ts. Wright. AppraL 66.715 John W.

Doan va A. II. J'eTkins and Tsnson. 1500. Wm.

T. Burgvaa. atty. 68.716 John W. Doan vs.

Henry Walker. U.lnO. bum attr. 56,717 Edward L. Brewster vs.

John Churchill. I7O0L Cooper. Garnett A Packard, aura. I et at. wu dliill filed in chancery to enioin the aala nf i ration; mandate from Supreme Court filed, and deft, files i JV wa aie Wt I mnA ta.ln mrr.

an inKnn till deed and moves to confirm and motion eoutinued till cerUin premised unaer tour trust A r.r. liminsry Injunction was granted," bat on answer filed the injunction was dissolved, and the bill was dismissed for want of equity. Mr. Justice Sheldon says that the sole questioa is whether tbe sale was advertised to be made at the riJTnT place, that is, at the place fixed bv tbe grantor in tbe trust deedo. The trust deeds were dated July 10, 1872, and the place oi sate nesipostea in eaca wu "at tbe north door of tbe Court Hoose in the city 0f Cbicairo, in the State of Tbe trustee adver tised the land for sale "at the north door of tbe Court House in the city of Chicago, etc, namely, at the west door of tbe north doors of the building used as a Court House, situated at the southeast Corner ot LaSalle and Adams streets, in said city of Tb court coes on to say that the old Court House wss destroyed in the fire of -Oct.

187 1, so as to render -it -unfit for 03e or occupation, hut part on Randolph street fearing a north door I ting utterly destroyed aud -ever same, fcth 2,672, Gotan vs. Go tan rule on complt. to pay fix per month alimony, and. oa account of solicitor's fees lor tin vs. Daly; motion for injunction denied l.lW, Lyndon vs.

Lyndon; put on Race va Ewarthout; motion for attachment denied, and rent paid 2 Sii, Clary va Koach; dismissed c. for want of prosecn tion. UscBBB. 1.65S, Kelley vs. Carbine: decree confirming title Hotfmaon vs.

Jonas; decree cancelling agreement aud removing cloud. i ClnaltCMi-t. MEW SUITS. 16,783 Armstrong vs. Augur.

Appeal. Enright A Kelley vs. Maurice DInneea of Es-eanaba, Mich. Capias for arrest of deft. In aa action of assumpsit for S32I.13.

union Foundry Works- vs. Wm. Ooldle. Bill to aoirsu Judgment be tore justice. F.

Hale, wlncuWtT TUrner- BedlA, Charlotte, and Frank L'rO- t- 8chlernbuer. any. atrxe vs. C. P.

and Helene A. Mnllcr. ---F: r. aim ueieue a. aititter.

l.78-Josep Wnet vs. Wllhelm and Frai Cwfe-lon of judgment, ld.TaO-Frank Porter vs. A. Bedifer. BiU Frank for K.

66,718 Elia. Standigei, admx.nf Geo. Btandigel, Asst. vs. lxuis urecn.

assl. cauu. u. u. toons, auy.

i Ellen Farrelt vs. John Uogan. 15.000. O'Brien, Barge A Dixon, ettyr. People ex reL Benj.

Luce vs. Francis Agnew. Petition lor habeas corpus tor a discharged conservator of the estate of a lunatic confined for failing te pay over money. Payne A King, solrs. 5C.7Z1 Fannie Wasserman va, Jacob Landeck.i Trespass, to.oio, and capias issued.

Juascn A Anderson, attys. 56,722 James 8. Basse tt et aL vs. James L. Campbell.

Asst. S200. Monroe A Leddy, attys. I 66.72a-Joseph M. Hirsh vs.

toons A BUI for in junction proceedings on a judgment lor 80S.26 in Justice court. Philip Stein, solr. I 66,724 Eattie btanley vs. Chsriee Stanley. Bill for divorce for Desertion and bigamy.

Palmer A Colt, sols. LAW JUSTlCh UAKV. Fob Batcbdat. Moliona I Tt kSDAY. Call is 40, 42, 46, 49, 50, 52 to te, to 63, and 60 to 68, inclusive.

i EvsiKEst Uboeks. 3.9H. Mason vsl BsgjreTt; conditional judgment set aside and garnishee proceedings rv c. 3,542, Abrahams rs. Brown; pi IT.

takes nonsuit 7.135, Board of Trade vs. Cook County Nat. Bank I demurrer to 4, and 5 pleaa ot each deft, sustained, and over-inied to all others, and leave to piff. to amend narr. and aasign further breaches 6,441, Koha va Kaffurty; dismissed by plff.

2,799, Kelley vs. Wright; leave to have hheri if amend return on execution. JuDoET. Curtis vs. Yott.

Judgment on verdict; appeal bond in $500 in thirty days. 1 LAW-JUDGB JAUEeUK. .1 Fob BATtntDAT. All motions for new trial win no dia. posed of Ibis morning.

Attorneys will please take notice. Foa Tcbsday. No call announced. Bus) mm. 61SW Time to file bill exceptions extended till ISth bept CHANCERT JCDGE HOOBJS.

T. Fob 8ATtrBDaY-0ivorce trials. Foe Tueway. Call is S6. 87, SB.

I Buumbss OnoEKS, Jennings vs. Hawhe: N. A. Lauer appointed guardian a. for lufants J.

Mattie.and A. J. Hawhe; deiault of M. H. Hawhe, i Udell, Ejnbrickson, and unknown owners, nnd dismissed as to A.

Nelson aud Engebrctson 2.549, Driver vs. Chaplin; 'default of Ingails, lenlston. Eiured, cnapun, ana uise aso, tiomoara vs. binai ixinere- CITY BREVITIES. Bendler.

itsaner. airy. dissolution of Brm of Frank Porter engagedln the manufacture of mustard: also for Injunction to restrain defendant from disposing ol ry ami us a Vim. Law, J-. i7V2 Jowph Mackln vs.

L. Uolahan. Confession of Judgment. TO. 1-drldge A Tourtelotte, says.

-u 7-i Dallam tL Winchester. Ad Deal. ltLTO L. Uolahan. use Joseph Mark In, vs.

J. B. Orrnn- toes and U. L'lrkh. Garnishment, f7v Eldrldje A attys.

Dwyerrs. Casey. Appeal. 16.7U6 Kreser vs. Scheime.

APDeaL H. Dimock vs. Milton Merrill and the B. and Q. B.

R. Co. (Jredtkir's bill on a decree for 1j0 gou acainit Merrill. J. H.

Dimock, solr. Martin A. Howell, vs. Queen Inanrance CO. S4.000.

Wm. L. Moss, BUT. 1A TOU U.rtln A UmmII I if V. A I Morton, and Cornelius Tan Kick vs.

Queen Ins. Co. 16.009. fcameattjr: 16.800 Fifth Nat Bank ot Chirairo vs. Edgar Loomls.

Aist, 1.0(. Hitchcock A Dupe, attys. 16.801- CalumetandChi.Caual and Dock Co. Ts. Burke.

Appeal. ROGERS. Fob Battbday. Submitted cases will.be heard where proper notice given. I k.

unnninn Mll MiL roa iussDav. call set eases ana term Judge Jameson will have a peremptory call of peno- nnmbergi calendar Noa. sw to jo, liKliulva. cusiKBss uroebs. 7S8, woiava Am.

MercnnLU. u-press Co. till July 12 to file bond and bill ef exceptions C.tttS. tiaslower vs. Klein; extended UU July 77,604, haul vs.

Durkin orders of dismival and of June 3S set asids 7,770, Dodge vs. Bridges: rule on deft, to refund appeal eosts 7,677, McNeil vs. Lee: rule extended till Julys 16,738, Boynton va Rogers; rule on defu to refund appeal costs 966. Sheldon vs. Frans; dismissed by Meyer vs.

Killacky; new bond filed and rule discharged. Tblau JJ.337 McKlttrlck va Lake Shore and M. 8. U. B.

Co. Jurr to be Instructed Saturday. CUANCKRY CB1EP Jl bTiCB FARVTELL. Bctihimi Okdxks. McOulrk vs.

Bogle; time to take proofs before master further extended 15 days. Decs. ices. 420, Morehouse va fiea; final decree 1311, MrPhail r. Brennan; decree for sale 1,837, Connerton vs.

O'Brien: decree for sale 1,872, Kienoff vs. decree for sale B. R. U0; final decree. CUANCERY-JUDGB BCBTxasa I.C71, Aiken v.

Aiken: default 1.41. Alien va Alien: default 4t, Ctuhlng vs. Smith; exceptions to answer sustained, and rule to answer over tu ten days Degellcr vs. KUcrau: master's report eonhrmed, and order for a resale of property. Detbbk.

Keyes vs. Wilson. Decree of May 14 set aside and decree entered as of to-day. CaamLr BEFORE JUDGE WALLACE. Tbe battle of the tax-figblera, which was began In the finuntT Court on Thursday last was resumed veslerday.

County Attorney Rountree thus far has been successful, with a few exceptions, In combatting the objections oi the tax fiKhlers. In the matter ot the estate of Francis Angnstna Monroe, the renunciation of Francis lierrinirtoo. oue of the execu tors named the will, was Hied. The will was tnrn proven, and letters testamentary were Jasued to Sarah J. Monroe, under a bond for Hannah Lewis received a grant of administration In the estete of Alfred Lewis, under a bond for (LS.iOJ.

The will of Joseph Gallagher was proven and letters testamentary were issued to William lieury Bryan. Joan O'NeiL, and J. Eh odes Wilkina. nnder a bond for lO.Ooa In tbe estate oi ioun jacotsv letters of naminisvatton, witn the will annexed de bonis non, were issue 1 tu William Kelnhardt under a bond for no.uw. 1 Joauph Etaab and Hempstead Washburn were appointed apraisers in the place of 1 tx boerne and William Ueiuemaun.

ne cour) aujournea antu my av Ladles' and gentlemen's fine key and stem-winding watches, new styles, and great variety, Hamilton Howe A corner Slats and Washington street. Mr. T. T. Phelps, a midect ot Memphis! yester.

day reported at tbe Central fetation that he had been 'Dunkoea out oi csu tn a a en on uars street. night, (ot street-walking, aud taken John Condon, the murderer end would-be suicide, was removed front tbe County Hospital to a ceil In tne County Jail yesteraay. He is out of danger, ana Vill do doubt soon be able to stand trial. Michael ftchwab was'arreated last night on complaint ot Alexander Eraumann. aboulhWaler street tnbaoouoiat, who charges bim witn stealing a box of cigars from his store.

bcLwab ears that be tuofc the cigars in payment ot services rendered. Tbe New York and Eastern editorial exenrslijitsta. en route to San Francisco, reachud this city bat night, and are registered at tbe Palmer The party numbers between seventy aud eighty individuals, male and female. Tbe residents of Long Branch," oa East Van Bum street, engaged in a free fight last night, and made such a racket that it was necesrary for the dicer on the beat to arrest four of them. Thejr were lodged la the Armory.

A little boy named Adolph Aadetson, residing at 197 West Huron street, wss accidentally shot In the face by the carelesi discharge of a pistol in the bands of a playmate named Miller, Wednesday afternoon. The wound Is not dangerous. Aid. Clark is circulating a petition among the real dents of tlie Fifth Ward to tne city Baiiway Cuui)ny, asking tbem tu run croxtuwn cars on 1 bitty ninth street from State to Cottage Grove aveuue, a distauce of a mil and a quarter. Detective Horace Elliott yesteroav arrested one D.

W. Buck, on information from Chief of Police Bnelbecker. ot indnnati. who wants him on the cbanre of bigamy. Buck having.

i alleged, three wives in that city. Buck is 88 years of age, and a man of fine appearance. An otd man named John Faulds wss arrested yesterday by Detective McOarigle, while attempting to carry off soma law books from tbe Pnblie Library. For some time pant books have been missed, and the officer was stationed to watch the thief, and sueceeded as above stated. Two bunko celebrities, known as "Double Dirty Collar Joe" and "Hungry a difficulty ihAppetite Bill saloon on Clark street yesterday, which resulted in the latter receiving a severe cut on his face from a whisxv glass thrown by the former.

The twain suddenly disappeared bclore the arrival of tbe police. Sergeant Hood yesterday addressed a com nrunl cation to the Superintendent of Police in regard to the conduct of Hounds man Crogan, wbo is charged witn being criminally intimate with one Mrs. Perry. Tbe Sergeant states that he I k. nas tuny investigated tne matter, ana nnas correct in every particular.

Charges will i against tbe officer at once. The Georgetown (CoL) Jflaer, of the 2Gth nlL, says: "The Hon. N. B. odd, proprietor cf the Judd A Crosby Silver Reducing Works, bas been In town during tbe peat few weeks.

A reference to our bullion shipments the past two weean win snow uiai tne works are busy. Tne product of Tuesday was two bars, containing over 1,003 ouuecs of silver each coin uaiue ot nearly 8200." Andrew Coey was yesterday brought before Jnstic Haines, charged with assault with intent to rap two little daughters of Joseph Miehle at the Haven School building about three wee as ago. At the time, the little girls came home crying, and said a man whom they would know attempted to take them into tbe basement and ue them badly. Mr. Miehle went back with them, and thev nointed Coey out as the guilty person.

He" was held to the Criminal Court in bail of Some time since tne newspapers of the city stated that Mr. William Sprunk had absconded with some money and another man's wife. His store was taken onsen inn of by his creditors and a custodian placed in charge. Yesterday be returned, and aa soon aa he comprehended affairs, pitched the custodian into the street and assumed the oo cuoancv of tbe store, which is located on the corner of Clyoourne avenue and Mohawk street. He wants to know a man can't leave the city for a tew days without being accused of misdemeanors.

ten nat, FERRY HALL INSTITUTE. i The annual meeting of tbe Board of Trustees of the Ferry Hall Institute, at Lake Forest, was held In the club rooms of the Sherman House, jestsrday afternoon, with Dr. Basset in the chair. There were present tbe Hons. B.

B. If son, B. W. Raymond, A. B.

Farwcll and vTilliam Brass; the Revs. A. Hitcbe- and A. Klttredge; Colonel W. 8.

Johnston, Dr. H. Qulnlaa and Vesxrs. p. Page, A.

Benedict, H. C. Durand. H. E.

Bee ley, N. 8. Bon ton and fL E. Waldo. After prayer by the Bev.

Arthur MitcheU. tbo trustees entred nnon the discussrton of the business before them. After slight discussion, the following resolution, relative to tbe admission of both sexes in the institute, was adopted Jtctotrtd: That the eollearo rlssari shall ba ooetied tn students of both sexes with the understanding however, that the young ladles connected with the cla-wes shall ouly be present in tbe college builiUng for recitation, and in attendance upju lectures or other public exercises ot the lastuutiou, except by special permission. Alter electing the Rev. James H.

Taylor, cf Late Forest, to the Professorship of English Literature, and talking over marry subjects tending to improve the ii laiituuoa as a i oi uwuuis, tue uoara auiournea. THE THEHCUII." This InttituUon makes the following announcement of the opening of Its summer eiaiees: i The clsas In Lstin will cpen on Tncdav, the 6th, at a. In charge of Profcs-ior M. Dclonlone. Tbe class in Elocution, in cuarge of Professor Walter Lyman, on Tueadar, at a m.

These clssses will meet regularly en Tneadsyi, Thar dsys and Saturdays, at the house above named. Orations: A who have entered their names and all others wbo wish to enter these classes are requested to be present promptly at the opening. The otner ciasi ea, Cennan, vocal music phonography, bookkeepiug, arithmetic, grammar, penmansrdn. and the evening claas in elocution require a few additional names teach before they can be opened. These will, without donbt.

be secured during the coming week. All who intend to enter these will see the importance of sending in their names at once, so that the necessary number may be recured and theclas opened without delay. u.2 CoojNrf A PloUe, mjht. I Wiuu and Wa-iiagton street. vuuu.mu.

auu naaiuugiuu sueet, EDUCATIONAL Commencement Exercises tvt Beloit CoHeje and at Hipon College. AT BELOIT COLLXOZ. Special Correspnudaaos of the Bsxorr.WUv, July 1,1875. The twentylghth anclreriary of the gradaatiag xer-rtm of Beloit College, which Is Just past, has presented two new and interesting features in tbe development of tne Institution. Tbe ooe mcaa noticeable to the general observer on this occasion was an BXHIBIT10S Or PHTSICAL CULTTJBB by the use of light dumb-bells and Use Indian dabs, which took place en the eotlece campus immediately after the graduating exercises.

The long Usees' stoaeo IS gracefully winging the Indian clubs, keeping time with the mnsie of tne orcnestra, and wiwnoioina ta signs naai num hide the fine movssnenu ot tbe arms, cneets, aad atoocUdeia, presented a soectacle which was equally novel and interesting, it may be olesaing to the many friends ef she) eoliege wno have so generously aided the students la erecv lng and partially equipping tbe onunodJoae gymnasium battering, to know that the experience of tnis first year of tat operation has been entirely satisfactory both to the lesvebers aad students. The daily grmaasiaa drill ttmm hna aiula mnlrMliant aad is as nock a MTt Of the) eoliege curriculum ea any of Its acsealUle or literary Instruction. May it not be hoped that tbe physical culture at the Greeks nod Um mental and moral culture of the nineteenth century and Christianity assy be nailed in ear country, and that the youth of our age shall hereafter become neither a physical dwarf nor a mental monstrosity, but a triectly balanced and symmetrically developed man. The other new feature oi tne college, wnica no leas Interesting in Itself, and no tees noticeable to those who have giveu aosse thought to tbe problems in modern eaucauoo, is vne estauiisuiug sua ur one year iwwiui, carrjlng out- i A WBW COVBSB OP STCDT, parallel to and coextensive with tbe usual clsssVal course. This bas been called the philoeotihical eoune.

aad differs from the usual keietitiae course of most lnsututioae In that iu requirements are fully aa great both for admissioo aad graduation as those of the classical dirbnuo. This coarse by no mean intended as an attraction to those numerous young men who want the honor and tbe name of aa aducaUou without spending the tune or the edort neeca-sa-T for acquiring it; but to preseot aa opportunity to tnoae wno are nostesuy cotiTioceQ a mm euua. boa based more noon sciences and modern languages than the usual college course, is preferable, saay stot Waal the privilege of tbe nasi thorough culture in tnat kind of knowledge which they desire. 1 hree men nave now sae-eesafully completed tbe nrst year of this coarse, aad elevs oUieat have, by the recant entaai meltons, been nasalised to its freshman class. At the completion of their lous years tbe degree of Bachelor of fniisntliy will be eoulerred on those a bo have met all tbe requirement of the eeurae.

Or TBB OBDIBSBV BXBBClSBg coonecrel with the auulversary of the college the baccalaureate Sermon wee preached by the Heaideut of the college oa Sunday at o'clock. Pr. Chauia here placed beiure the graduating class, in his usually able manner, the strobtesne wbR'h are of the most pressing and immediate Importance in the public lite of to-day. ander the text: "Neither circumcision nor undreunH isioa atrailelh anything but faith, which worseth by love." 1 ba addruss belore lae siladooarr society was presented by the ttev. G.

T. laud, of Milwaukee, Tne main thoughts of his discourse wera connected with review of the) anus Important religious systems in history, contrasting them witu uinattauuy as atone aoarnaa ana awe so aauary sae dwpsat yearnings of man tn all times, and, therefore, also of necessity, containing In itaelf that tratlful expansive force which linnets those who have felt Iu Indue dob to carry the blesaiags they enjoy to the farthest limits of human abode. Un Monday evening an address was delivered before the Arc bean Lntoo. iu the Kim lYesbyvriaa Church, by the Key. Lu Ibonpsou, Cbioago.

Ins speaker presented a brief but splendid review vi the history ot human thought from the earliest to the latest tlmea. He eoca nai led tbe prevalent phUosophy whic regards every new On Tuesday afleraooa at 8:30 was the annual dei nation for tbrUridgniaa prlass. The programme was aayjl-lows: Freshmen" The Battle of Oertrsburs." Bncgv, Franklin P. Fun, Chicago, HI Tbo Volunteer Counsel." Walter E. Carr.

bckrit: Tbe Burning ot Cbk-iso," Carie-ton, George M. errick. Roctiord, Hi. "Joaa of Arc," Us tfUincy, Orvtllo Brewer, Lee Center, IU. Bopnotaortn A Death riceae." Lippard.

Willlsm H. Carr, Beioit: Peace aa a Kursrry of CblvaJrv. 1 boms-son. Robert F. PctUbooe.

Beloit: "'Cofieerniag the Crown." Demoatheriea, Karl D. GoodalU Beloit; rhe Cocword Centennial, Curtis, Lnmaa A. Ptrtanooe. Belotc lhe exercises were very creditable to all tbe participants, but some a little too long. Tbo prises were awarded to Messrs.

Herrica. ot the freshman, and B. F. Pettlbone, of the apbomore daaaca: the Stanley prise to Mr. A.

A. Blaie- oell, at to tncoming senior eiass; tae atorers pnse to K. w. Pettiboocof the incoming Junior clam; the Brown print. In the Sophomore eiass.

was divided bctwroa Mass it- Bacon, of tne philosophical course, and Viheatoa, ef tbe clsssiral eonra. 1 be evening of Twetday was agreeably speat la soiree at the house of the President, Alumni of many ol ibe older classes were abas present, as well as treeless, faculty, and friends of tbe coUer. Ou Wednesday morning occurred one of the saost solemn and interesting eeiesnontea that bas ever- beoa witaaiatd at or in connection with Beloit Colletre. This was the aa-veiling oi the ehsate aad beauniui. though atmpse aad no-preleudinc, monoaveat erected by the aiueaai to the msasr-ory of their baaaxuetor, Proleasor j.

J. Buahuell. who died a UlUe Over twu ycsvB aura, auar pnaxawu, smai IU and in carnages, which formed at in front ol middle I ory orauott -wu awu si graduaung clam, were bout -amo may be particnlarly said of tha we Pteiemto I ich came laser la tbe programme. lory oratloa -on account of tha The Liverpool and London and Globe Ini raranee Company has established an independent office in Chicago, which will communicate directly with the head office In Llver- Siol, and have jurisdiction in Illinois, Wisconsin, lows, innesota, Michigan, Kansas, Missouri Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, and Dakota. A Board of Directors has boas appointed, consisting of Messrs.

John Orerar, L. Z. Lei lev, and George Armour, which at authorized to adjust and pay all losses, determine any disputes that may arise, ana direct the general conduct of the business. Mr. William Warren.

who has represented the company for over twentv years, haa been appointed resident Secretary by the bead oft ice, with the approval of the local Board of Directors. Children without an abiding placs ar as numerous on the streets of Chicago as bunko steerers. Below are a few who are now cared for at the different police stations: tA S-year old boy is at tha Twenty-second Street Station awaiting identification. He doesn't know his name. Eliza Dor-kin.

13 years old, was found on tbe street in a dilapidated condition looking for her mother, wbo came to tbis city from St. Louis. r)he is at the Armory. Arthur Gran or. years of age.

is missing from 160 North Greeu street. The police are looking for bim. Mr. P. A.

Tarbox. although not a child in physique, is a little "off" In the upper story, and has tailed to return to ha home. He ls60avetrsoi age, has gray hair and beard, and wears a black suit and black DESTROYED IT A TORKAOO. On aba, July 2. Mail advice itat tbat tb stir vi'ilstr of Meridian, Jefferson County, Neb, was totally destroyed by a tornado oa last isaturdav.

Alexandria, small tow in tts same county, was aUo badl; uAuiaed. Tbtrs was mo lots of UX. The siat threatta death UXSICAX THE WONDEliS OP LIODEIUI GHEIJISTIIY. Sarsaparilliaa and its Jlssociates. Chanfe tut Seen and Felt! Aa The Dallj Ortur Aiter using a few doses ef Till.

BADWATS SARSAP ABULIAS RESOLVENT, TOE GREiT BLOOD PURIFIER. 1. Good spirits, dliappearanoe of weakness, tencnar snelancholy; Increase aud herrlness of Oeahaud ala. ft Strength Increases, eppeoto Improves, relish for food, no more sour enniatluos or waterbrasa. good digsation.

Cain apd adtaturbod sleep, awake fresh and Tsrutoaa. A DtsaDDaaraisDa ot enu. biosebaa. sarnDtos: too sale looks clear aad healthv. toe Brine chanEed irons lis tarUd aad etoodv ssinaaisiiia ss a clear abinr or water pai.ee free from the bladder lb rough tbe nrethra wltaout pain or era Miliar; little or no sedlnteot wsakrwsa 4.

Marked diminution of onaaorv and freoneocy of ra- olnntary weakealng discharges ill rlUesed that uncertainty of petmauenl cure, lri rssisl streorta sx hibiled la the eeeretlag glands aad luacUonal barssoay, itiicail la Lba aovaral orvana. A Yellow tinas oa tbe white of the aad the swarthy, saffron apoearaace of tbe akia uvaiv sua ueaitav artar. A Thoso saffenog from weak or nlerraatd Inags or tubee-eulea arill raaliaa rraat baneht in exnecturatiac freolr tbe tough phlegm or mncons from the lurajs, air-erUa, aeoachl or windpipe, throat or head dtsntnrthing the freqaaacy of eooch: general incrssss of strength tnronanoat the system aiatma al nsrttt ivmIi and caiaa aad I lias ef ssrakaess around loo aaeiea. sera, aboukiers. etc slina of eaid and chUss.

aeeras of eufforatlea: hard breatbinf aad oas ox ram of cough ea lytnr down or annng in taa moreina. All tbeee distressing symptoms (radaaily aad sorely dlsap- 7. As day after day the is taken, new eigne of retarnlag health wul apoasr: aa the bsood toa-provee in purity aad streogtn disease will dimlnaah. aad ail lorrica aad Impure deposita, aooea, tairaora. osaeers.

bard lamia, ate wall be reaoieea away, ana toe unsoautaj sail sound aad healthy; alrara, feecr sores, chronic akia sus rAaULU AN wlU resoiTe away toaae oepoaiis ana exiarsai- a. tnoae who are takutg Ux-w nr4jcliea tor the rare of Chronic. Mcrof atone, or BypluJUite diaanwea, howevsjr alow saa ba. lays mm tmri better." aad Cl! thsfr aaajth improvtag. their ftodl aad weight tacreastug.

or even keeping Its own. Is a sure sign that tbe eureie pro Siesaina in sasae aiseasea ue sanaraia anuara aa. ma in itartnaiai la aaot Inactive: if aot ar rested and driraa front the biood ft wUl spread aad eoo- tlnne andermtna tne enoautauou as soon as wm Two disreputable characters, named Minnie Brooks and 1 ISU, Mr aaa aeaAtneis liiaiare nrodaiMa. as an Inertia- 1 AK8A PARI LUaM saaxaa the paiieal Meei renar." every Lucy Johnson, were arrested on oouth Clark street last I tie product of what has ruue befure, devesoped by laws as I hoar you wUl i en to tne Armory. I Axed as tbnae which underlie the movenventa of nature.

I aao aaaa to the Armory. fixed as tbnae which underlie the movements of nature. a la Maaai aaban tbe svetca nas osew aauvBiea. ana anercury. qnickajlrct.

eorrosivo etibuasate ha aeraasa- aaiaa and huflmaa decosated in aaknataar rakriaa cat the boosa. rtcAets. eotnal curvauires. eras- torUnn white swcUncs, eerionaaj Vaans, oto. the SABaA- gow better aad lucrtass la health, streogta.

of this rsmedj is la COnSUMPT! fm rhaonle i sins of iMrorrhea and Oterlne ph sural oi ex ten oe appear and by its wooderfuL almost and mvatdad tn the eemeterr. was daubUs- tba I stores taa Ureas ot any that has ever been aaaa la Beaut and tostt-1 pvsvt tied to the sympathy of both tba code re and ciuseos lor I tn and interest tn the character aad atemory of Profeaeoc BushnelL Tbe thoughts and feelings of too pupiat of the departed Teacher wore beautifully xptwecd In their behall by on ef the oldest ot tbo alumni, tbe Rev. J. Co ilia, ot Driers n. btmilarly their love and high regard for their eoUcaguo aad Christian friend weie exDroBaLid by Dr.

A. L. Cbapin. president ol the college, inbehalf of tbe faculty aud Uteris of Beloit. The piiifirssion then proceeded to the eh urea, where uoautKBtnSMT Bxsa-tsfs look place at 10:30.

Tbe alumni poem aad rratioo, which were this lime introduced tmmadiately after Ibe aainwa- suulnea of tbe exeeuenv im mastar'a oration. The following were the orations and namee ot the grad uates: Valuta lory oration, in Latin, John H. Mi lis. Beloit: The Cbaracier of Henry MIL" John H. Mlila.

Beloit; The Assimilating power of American Inatitu. Georra T. losfcar, Lancaater: Tha Limita of the Rights of Conaeienca, with the Valedictory Ad-diessea," Henry V. Van Pelt. Kaeine.

Perhaps the unusually small number of graduates thia year, wtiich seemed the calami ty tha oeeaslon. may prove a leasing both preeent and future to the whole institution. It doubtless will if tba government of the eoliege should profit by this suggestion of circumatanoea, and hereafter allow but the select lew of the growing Masses to represent the class with orations on the ontamenoemeul stage, in cheering contrast to the smaliness of the graduaung class, stands the tact that in spite of tbe greatiy.tn creaaed requisitions tor admisitms, the Incoming Ft lb-man class is th largest ever at once admitted tu the college COttINCIXNT AT EIPON COLLEQ-L Special Correspobdaoc of the Inter-Ocean. Riroy. July 1.

IS7J. The fact may be new to the majority of the readers of the I.TTXi-Ocxjts that our modest but beandful dty, miles aorthwcat from Chicago, is the seat of a young aad an ontarowut of Oberiin, and modeled apoa a similar plan, ouch Is, however, the facL A glaaee at the catalogue informs the reader that it is VBB aim or rata IBBTirmOB to fnrnish young men and women with a thorough mental and moral training. Instruction will be conducted, oa Christian principles, and It will be tha aim cf the in tractors to hare it pervaded with a strong aad heallhr rclciiooe influence. Two liberal eoursea of study the elawtoal and the scientific have been arranged, each ex tend lag over four years. These eoursea of study are open to both aaxea." Tbe degree of Bachelor of Arte la eoalvrred on those wst have eom Dieted tbo el a stirs I course, and the degree of Bachelor of rJcicnce Upon thaw who bars Completed lbs dentine Graduates of tha elsviral coarse, of three years standing, and of too set entitle coarse, of four years' standing, who have been engaged in any literary or profeo-Btonal pursuit, and have sua tamed good moral oris racier, Btt.au aDttucaiioa.

receive the uctTreeof Master of Arts. About 'AAl student can find rooms and hoard In the college building, beveral of the teachers reside there and board at the same table with the students. Tbo middle building is exclusively for ladles. Board may be bad in private families at reasonable rates. The college adonis every possible encouragement to worthy students of limited means.

Young ladies wbo wish may assist in the domett) department, and thus pay In part for their board. Katie arw required to render any do ta attic service, and none are allowed to work mors tnaa two hours a day, except Id tpeclal casea. During to year Just ended the total Bomber ot students wss HO, oi whom iliw ware in tbe preparatory dcparuneaL CeBBSSCSBSST PAT. Wednesday was eommencement day. and a most anrpl-ejous day it was.

The literary entertainment was of a hieb order. The following are re tbe graduates, with the subjects of the essays and orations: "beaten in Geology." raa nth Ken aaa. Par-tars City; "The Educating ower of Manual Labor, Mary A. Mo-Assey, Bipon: Mendelreohn." Mlas H. Hlllmaa, Rlponi Communism," John W.

Pi neb. VA rat Roseadalo; W. D. Howelis," Mary Harris, ftipoa: "lntrmatios 1 Arbftra-tion," Carroll Atwond, Trempealeau "Tratb Hait by F.xample." Lvmaa ii. Waraer, cat Roseadalo tin usti from appealing an account ol tndispasiuon); "Culture end Hasina K.

Batson, Fairwather; The Oonajitioa Party." Miller. E.e; -Abuse oi CrimmeaJeaa C. hherwood. Dart lord "EothhsiMm," Jona w. Uargrave.

kipon; "bympathy in Growth," Adelaide A. Sargent, bt. VestR i sa' Pe rse Piuch, li T- Do(nr. of Clslr. deUvered tbe aid rets before the Society of tbe AlumnL after which degress were eoulerred as follows: A.

M. utma Oeonre Duuie, of the claas of ld, and Josnph Q. Daviea, ot too class of l7L a A. upon Koaina E. baham.

John W. liar-grave, koasuth K. kennac, Xary A. McAssey. Albert J.

stiller. John W. Pinch, Peano Pinch, aad 1 ymsn H. Warner. H.

a. upon Carroll At wood, II ray iisrria, eilaa H. Hillman, Jean eberwood. and Adelaide A. hargent.

It was announced that the Board of Trustees have granted President Merriman a respite, in consequence ot serious indisposition, until his meuical advisers enoarnt to return to his post. Prole wr S. If. Merrill will be Acting President, in the meantime, aad the eoliege will safler no loas of power. The Alumni collation on the co'leire campus filled the remainder of the afternoon, and tb grand eoneert, by tbo Meudieaaohn bociaty, in tbe evening, completed tbe programme ot tbe must aoocewful and pleasant eom veu cement tt sun sver witnessed In Bipon.

Ofu Of tae Lnncs aad Tubrrevjlons Pbthissa, rV-rornla, ypbilotd lsiaaia. Wsattoc, Uegeoersttoo, soe Liosrauoa saj we Kidneys, Diabetes, Stoppers of Walre (rnslantaneoos relief alined ad where rathe ten have been tied, thus doing away with the painful operation of 1ng these Instrwaaeaiaj, Ais-solviiBf stone la the bladder, aud in ail owes of Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid-', neys. In tumors, nodes, hard lusspa, and sphiloid Bioera, aad la tuberrlosof the luncs; la font, dysprpeta, rheumatism, rtekets; la atercurial oepoatta Is ta theae tomhlo jural oi disease, where lbs human body has beto a ooaptees wreck, aaa wkere scry boar at exisieaoe a tonuaa, wherein Us great remedy choltanges thoastoaishsBentaad artmlrartoa of tbo Btek. It to ta airh eaaaa where ail tha est off from the aalnrtunaae. saporaa tarai.

Sarency It re- ariiMlses to a me aaal new exnatpc. wl Be pel aas to a tue aaa temedv stands ainne in its might aad bower. the nrdini in akin daaaes that everv owe a I teso troubled with, a few doses wul la most roe, and a few bottles ta) tbe Bsost aggravetod lurma, wtark a perma. Those amictod with chronie dltaas shonld parr base a package eoBBnlg one oosea ooatea. mem.

ie dean; or per haU-doaea bolties, or fl per houla. by druacisaL R. R. E. READY -RELIEF Cores the Worst Fain in from One to Twenty Kinutes.

1 i ISTOT ONEIIOUR 'After reading this adverUsemeBt aeed any mam. STTFTZR WITH PA t. Bad-ray. Beady Belief la a Core for Every Pain was tha first and Is THE ONLY PAU1 REMEDY That Instantly stops the most rxenxlaung pals. aLaya bv Hammatann, and cores Cooirestooo.

waeU ir of the Langs, Btomaca, a oweti or ox nor organa or try uai FROM art TO fSr-HI TsTStTB. BO wiatrer how violent or exoroctaung tho paio, the Fhea- aaauc. bcq-tto irn. innrm. ftervos, heit raigtc.

Bt ptuanaisas wiia aistase may son sr. BAD WAY'S READY RELIEF 7 4 WILL AFFORD CQTTA5T EAa. aaatlo of tbo Kldaera. lafiamataUea aflks Btlata-. BlBBtBMllM the Beoela, CeataaUaa Uho Lm tuaski.

aaJsllattaet efthe Heart, as jbb rte treep, uif starrls, tela rra, ImM Uesadacha, Toot-aebe, -arl It The appUcaUoo of tho UADT EELirF to pans wnera use paia or and eomlort. the Barter -catty exiatt wui a ord Twenty drops ta half a tumbler of water will la frw nr-w TunlTsmrsi Biastas a timi.rt iian a. Mc Headacbe. DiaartKTB, Dysaoiery, Colic, A iud ia Ibe Travelers tbould alarava -mrrv a brtt md lihein KEADY KjOJEF with tbem. A few drops ta water will prevent si idm or pains I rota aage of water, ft a tar thaa ranch Brandy or Bitters as a sumuiasL 'it eve jhrci FXVES AND AGTJX eared for fifty eeota.

Trt Bsatt reraedial aswnt la this worid tbatwiil oure Fever and Ss and all other Malanowa, oiitooa. remriet. TypaoSd. laiiov. aad other lever (at-led RAILWAYS IUll AI lUCAltV 1A.

Fifr? saeutok as DE.i. E0WAY'S PERFECT PRQATTVE AND BEGULATIKQ pills. Perfectly tasteless, eeated erirh trwt gvm. pprr. reculata, panfy.

eleanaa, and streoetbeo. KadwaysPiils for tbe cars mi ail disorders of tbe aanaeh, Uver, Bowele, Kidneys, Bladder, ei wua I'lScasss. Ueadache, CooaUpa-tioa, CasUvenesa, li.il ipestlon, Drapepaia, bilionsussa, ver, lnttammauon of tne bowela, Plica, aad a derancw ment of the Internal Viscera. aira ted to fleet a perfect en re. Partly rev Ala, oon-inlsg ao sit nry, minora rs, OT deleterious nobaei rs tbe following aTrnpsfrms resoIUng front THa-eaaesof the fjlr tirevlrrana: Cnnatl pauoo.

Inward Pllea, Fulineas of the Wood In Uie Head, Aridity of the rtoeaach, Niu lieanrmm. Irusxr of rood, lulirv a or ttrigbl ia the Hiomarb, four iu-tauona, binking arl luuertng at too Heart, Cbokuig er eu'Joru-ig heusuioi wkra in a Itiag pottura. Lumnof auoo. Dote or Vtera bet ore the lever and Dill rain In tne Head. of a-ttoa.

Yeliewiarsaol 'Mm ttli and 1 na, fsio ta tae tf. bt. Limns, and sudden Hushes of tieek burning la too ileab. A lew Uwt of Raia-yi pni wtl free the rrttea from 11 the above named disorder- Pr.ee, oeiita pec box. bold by Druggist.

RettA eriUC AXD Tirf," Send a letter tump to BADWAT A CO Ko. 13 Warren. corner Church street, New York. lnli.irinsUoa woxut taousauds wul be mat yoa. XUL1XWAT TDIZ TXCLZ.

HRRIYU JLKD EEPJLSTURE CF TRJLirsS. SUJUlXn AIHULX C3I EXT. LOCATIvS mAILKAB BtrwTs. rruabarc fort Vsrne as4 fhWwsi trjiBsr Caaal aad atedisnst. Chioam, A ltnn arid tttlcls.

fawner Car and lUillaas aad C. lrot. Korthweetara, Iowa mnsioa. WeUsi nufa. nicare ana itesthwestarh, MUwaBSee utvMCest, Cbieaao and Can si aad Kinsia.

Dot, IS ll nvasksa.) hlrasra. karUagtea east QaJaey. foot of lake etre. rittstMinc --'l aad ok l- lmt ad Carroil. Chtrsara.

DaavCla and Tin Carroll. (I C. and Kt- L. Imu i corner of Uiatosi of Ulstoa aad Cbicaro, Bock lsiasd aad faoae, earner of Barrtsoa and lilinots Central, font of Lake and Ta-eetr eroonfL Lake ahare and Michlcaa awe there, aca-m ol ITai ilaxess and PrMTsaaa. MkAaa Central, foot si lake.

Trslae tease frees rear ef kieastttoe aaiioiac. aad tun aat eilaty ssi io4 strss. TaMshps. Mtait iM.t- aer Ws.slss1sa.ee4 at Pins. LriMSVS.

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