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To ors AauscMcvrs. ATELTHI TBZATES Oetaw DHrtcn H4 Moan at. Cad ToCb liPOSrrO BCrLDniO aUcalesa sr. and Jacaaoa ste. Thomas emmar Oerdea Ooaoert.

JJtAVXW.YTI THtATM Baadolpa at. bttwM Clark and LaalJ.sta. Munompioa. on Hut CHICAGO. SATUBDAY.

JUNB SO. 1177. CITY BREVITIES. Boland, the well known druggist, at 17 o. S3 Clark street.

baa mad great hit 10 lea Aivmatio fcitter' Win of Iron. We advise those sulTetiog Irom nervous debility. Impoverished blooa.aad Impaired aigestioa 10 trv it. Yesterday an inquest was held on the body of a man DunM AJauiei vuinlaa. ol 1jO Booth lxartxirn street, end a verdict of death from apo plexy returned.

John Gallagher. 31, Irish bostler. was yes terday held to tb County Court In soo. by Jsstic bummerfield. on charge bustard prelerreo or one aizsio ioraa.

The following goods were recelyed yesterday at tba Chicago Custom Houm: The Union Hotline; Mill Company. 6 ear and ll tons of apte iron: Burley Tyrrell. 79 pstts glassware. I A stlil alarm was riven to engine 23 at 4:13 o'clock yesterday morning, occasioned Dy tbe bruing of a load ol bay to the yard of Michael truonnur. so cnuren place.

Utowt, 26.73; no lasurauice. Buufvwa inceoaiary. Before his Honor Alorrison ye sterdav mora lng: Jcha Annett. one of the parties wno entered Aid. kerbrrs h0Ue.

was. held to tha Criminal Court id J.uuo for aa attempt to commit burg lary, ua la tar auuii wiui ID'vaL Edward Conner. 10 years old. living at 1440 Arnold street, while playing on the pier at lb foot of Itiirtietb street, aoout a o'clock yea l.r.l a ari.t.AAn nf ail. 1 1 fc.

1 1 and was drowned. The body was recovered and removed to tha parents bouse. Borne West Side prisoners: Michael Kerby and Charles Miller for the larceny of a coat from John Burscbuf, of 271 Chicago avenue: Thomas Logie, tneft of a coat from Joha Coobrane. of 40 2'hroop street, and a lot of "inmatrs." the result of a bia raid between 11 and 12 eloca last night. Lawrence Stark, of 52S South Canal street.

and airiend were thrown out of a buggy by a runaway norse. near li.e corner of and Van iiuren streets, late on Thursday evening, the mst nameo gentleman sustaining sue a severe in juries aoout tne need that deem may ensue. Nicholas Hlnnls, a saloon keeper at 75 Fheraaa street, attempted suicide about 10:30 o'clock on Tbur.cay night tv shooting himself with a revolver, snot entered under the right ear. and broke the ja bone. ound dangerous, but not likely to result fatally.

Or. W. T. Atkins is tu attendance. Cause of attempt unknewu.

The Fourth Is to be celebrated in grand style at the Building, the manager of the summer uarden having tbe matter in charge. Beside the concert, it is proposed to have epcaK lug. and one of tha principal features will be tbe drilling of Company C. Captain Davis' crack company of the irt Annie McCioskey was taken Into the Armory early yesterday morning by an officer who discovered her wandering on the lake shore, crying, and nieditaiirg suicide, bald she was discouraged and wanted to die. Bis Honor BummerQeld spoke a few words of good cboer to tne poor Magdalen.

sal then discharged her. Philanthropic ladies with a penchant fox doing good in a quiet way please take notice. field to the Criminal Court by Summerfleld Jesterdar: 11 McUahon in S3tK for cutting oseph lynn over the eye with a knife during a saloon quarrel. William Kelly and Thomas Stiea In 3oO each for an attempt to commit burglary on Archer avenue. William Kelly in S400 for stealing Mr.

Kobert Harvey's overeoat from one of the City Hall court, ana in a further Moo for stealing Mrs. Fanny Parkinson's watch and chain. John Lynch, alias Henry Holstein. Peter Boacb. James Fitzpatrick.

and James Furlong, alias the "'at Man." were eaugbt by Officer O'Neil and Oallagher, of the eity force, and Officer Fitzgerald, of Turtle's patrol, on Wednesday nignt making away from 103 ivast Randolph street with a quantity of plun der tiiey had stolen from the store. Yesterday they were produced at the Armory and held in Voo eacb to toe Criminal OourU. A meeting of tbe West Town Board was to be held yesterday to consider tbe defalcation of Avery Moore, out his bondsmen, wno promised to be on band, failffi to eetne. mere was no quorum present. It was tbe intention to au thorize the Supervisor to borrow to cover Moore peculation.

This subject will be considered when tbe board can get a quorum. Thone wno were on band yesterday were Justice rison. usuce Matson. and supervisor I'eterson. Frederick Musen, 74 years of ago.

died sud denly at 6 o'clock yesterday evening at 15o Wentworth avenue. Deceased was a widower, and lived with his daughter and her husoAnd. Henry Lambka. Dr. Keeler state the cause of death to be congestion of tb lungs, but on the deceased's daugbter appearing to wish to harry tip tbe faneral a rumor was started that the old gentleman had beeb foully dealt witn.

although there seems no foundation for the samo beyond the fact that the parties did not live very happily togetner. lira. Dr. Lathrop, of 17 Loomis street, (rare a pleasant snrprise to a number of her West hide friends on Tuesday evening lat. The company was most haptily commingled, and the most congenial spirits were tb baipy participants of the evening's bounteous and choice entertainments.

Tbe evening waa charming, and all seemed to enjoy it. Among the Invited guests were Mr. and Mr. Wheeler. Xr.

and Mr Tit comb, Mr. and Mis. wicks, of Buffalo: Mr. Clark. Mrs.

Johnson. Mr. Miss M. TiMmlts. ibs F.

Norton. Miss E. Chick. Messrs. Tlhnor.

Willi. Katon. Norton, McLean, and Master Jddie Titcomb. All returned to their homes witn pleasant memories of aa evening delightfully passed. The, Great Annex to Barnnm's Is an entirety separate and distinct exhibition, given in tbe pavilions near tbe main tenu It is under the management of Messrs.

Bunnell Brothers, the proprietors of the new American Museum, of New York City. Three entertainments are given daily, at 10 a. m. and after each circus performance. Among the twenty one artist may be mentioned Di Kands.

enamploa clog dancer of the world: Holbrook and Kvaa. Dan Luke. Honnr Ite molds, and Miss Sophie telle. 4 he living curiosities are alone a great show, comprising a mammoth woman weighing 71 pounds, a hlliputian family of dwarfs from Germany, the triplets weighing combined only 9o pounds. Cannibals, wild people.

Circassian and Albino. It is said to be the largest eomblnation ever placed under canvas, and every way worthy of wine ptaceu oy tne siuo oi tne larger snow. 1550CKCEMMTS. The Flower Mission will not meet as usual next Wednesday, that day being th 4th. The Bev.

A. E. Kittredge wUl conduct the Punday scnool Teacher Meeting to day noun in Farweli Hail. Buhject: "Paul la Acts 1. 13.

A meetinir of the Cook County Independent ureenoavk nun win oe bold tnis (Saturday) afternoon at 4 o'clock sharp, la tbe Tremont House ciuo rooms. The regular monthly meeting of the. Ex ecutive Committee of tne Citizen Union of Aorta Chicago will be held Monday evening at xrana uaiu The Chicago Mechanics' Institute continues to give gratuitous Instruction in drawing and arithmetie to children of indigent mechanics at Washington street. Bummer classes open Julys. There will be a meeting of Company i irnt ttegiment.

i. o. at tne armory in is even lng at 8 clock sharp. Every member is requested to be present, as business of importance win oe uiscusseu. The Atheneum vacation classes In peumansnip.

letter writing, elocution, pnonog raohv. singing, voice culture. Latin, and Ger in aa begin July B. The evening classes In draw ing, and arilbruetto and Professor Marcbar.d's series oi yrencb elasses begin July z. Vacation oay scnooi open uly 9.

inquire at 64 ash legion street. Lovers of pure sociability and pleasure win pa uijjaiy fratiaed to learn that Oriental Mosisiory 8.. 32d degree, have decided to hold their annual encampment and basket picnie at River Grove. Dnsplaine. on Tbuia 'ay.

July 19. All of the uniformed member 1 ue oruer win asaemble at their asylum In lull regalia, and march from thenee in a body to the depot. This promises to be the grandest outdoor event of tbe season, aad tbe Executive Committee, consisting of Princes E.P. Tobey. James 8.

wneeier, and J. H. liuclc. will spare no pains or effort to please th vaht assemblage that will be gathered together oa tni occasion. Invitations and tickets can be procured only irom members of the Consistory and at Peacock's lewelry store, eorncr btat and Washington streets.

CTTT PkBSONAXS. Tremoaf Eoute.Q. W. Updike. St.

Louis: E. ii. MeClune.Mattooa; H. Brolaski. Baltimore: L.Oa;e.

Montreal: A. H. Monsto. Webster City: J. r.

nelsev. Jacksonville: C. F. Stoddard. Boston: It.

Bocbester: B. Bocbester. Boston; W.D.Johnson, iiew York. Palmer i7onA, O.Spencer, Plymouth: P. J.

Maginnls. Zanesvilte; P.O. Wrvatt. Uubdque: tins. Winchester: H.

Cadwalader. Maditoa: C. U. Simpson. New York: L.

A. Henderson. Boston; U. D. tjllerrnan.

Fort ayne: J. M. KodeXer. Council BlufTs: II. H.

Weakley. Wisconsin. Crand Pacific J. B. Blchardson.

Peoria; at. O. Armstrong. Rock Island: ii. U.

Parker. Detroit; W. 8. Kowland. London: C.

B. Wick. Youagstown: O. Tobey. Luporte: E.

N. Clapp. Des koines; C. 8. Wiaglow.

Cedar Bapida; J. Caok. fee Louis. tikrman House. The Hon.

L. Merritt. elcA4aid; M. M. Ureas.

Baxlinsioai WaUarH. TUB DAUSY INXEIi UCEAIf. SATUHDAT lipftNING. JUNE 30, 1877. THIPIiE SHEET.

Killer. Boston: Jo. Klrkpatrlek. Patnr: Fred Kih Kaw York: Cvrus Lutod. Mineral Point j.

O. Hindi, Verenne. Vu; 8. A. the Hon.

J. D. Uiliett, xjnooia. Commercial HoteLX. 8.

Haines. Manistee W. York: O. O. 8tan.

New York: T. Pearson. Morrison: J. M. GrlfU' hs.

Minne snnllst 8. W. trance. Brookirn: O. W.

Kobson. Mnskeeon: W. p. Moody, Big Rapid: L. D.

Frey. Indianapolis: IV. iteeves. riiilaa )ipOh: 8. Anorews.

utile aiu: J. r. inatcner. uecatur H. Col by.

Beatrice M. A. Sherwood. Sb Joseph U. P.

Cole. New York. An oneo meeting was held last night In the Method st Church Block by the kinzie Grammar School Akimni Aasociatlon. which waa formed th first of tbe month. Mr.

B. G. Marrlner was Chairman, and J. W. Errant Secretary.

8om thirty other alumna aad alumnal war present. A aonatitution was adopted, which denned tha ob jeet ot the association to be the promotion of sociability. A literary and musical programme waa tnea gon through with very creditably. It Included an address by tbe Chairman, anoratioa by O. pouter, a duet by Uses FsnntaT.

Ms son, and Theresa Cunningham, a solo by Miss Maggie M0A ally, choral singing, eta. A FATAL RESULT. A roll) Oflleer Dla frasn tha Effect Wanads iBflletsd fey ilraakM Sailor. Polie Officer 8. W.

McActhur died yesterday morning from th effects of a wound received some two weeks back in tbe execution of hi duty. It was early In the morning ot the 15th Inst, that th deceased officer attempted to seps rate two drunken sailors who were fighting la lumber yard near Lake street bridge, when oi of them. Frank Shcppard. having cut his com scion, one Anderson, made a savage pass at Mo Art a nr. striking him In the abdomen and almost completely disemboweling him.

Tbe officer removed to tne West Madison Street Station, and tenderly nursed by his comrades for some dsys. when be so far improved in condition that be waa removed to bis borne, corner ol feorla and mud bard streets. Here he fluctuated, sometimes being near to oeata and sometimes bidding fair to recover. But on Thurs day ntgbt it became evident that the end was not far off. and in consequence Justtoe Scully was tent foryesterday morning to take the dying mans deposition, scarcely was this completed wben tbe officer was seized with severe pains, and in a few moments, it being then about lO clock, be breathed hia last.

bade eeased officer was young in years and young on the force, but bore an excellent reputation. He leaves a widow and one child to mourn his loss. Mrs. McArthur. who expects soon to be confined with her second child, is very low.

and the owed Of much well deserved condolence, rank fe hep yard, tbe murderer, does not deny the act, but pieaua whisky as the cause ci iu THE COUNCIL. A Special Meeting to Consider Be porta of Coat' milters. The Council met last evening in rerponse to the call of Aid. Gilbert. Cary.

Daly, and Schwelsthal to hear reports of committees. Aid. Cook pre sided. i ne committee on ire and water recom mended tbe pas iage of an ordmanoe providing a renalty for turning on water after the authoritlea ava turned it off for delinquency la tbe matter of water rates. Deferred and ordered published, Tba Committee on Streets and Allevs of tha uih Division recommended I he passage of an ordmanoe amending an or iinance.

ta.aed last fall, wnich e'ltiiorizes the Chicago. ck Island and Pacific ulroad to remove their track from Clark street, and granting the right to lay and maintain tracks on said str et rear fourteenth street. Concurred in and the ordinance passed. Tbe same committee recommended the passage or au ordinance removing tba trucks and express wagons from tbe present stand on Market street to the lake front north ot Madison street. Alderman Bailard offered an amendment oro Iding tnat the teamsters be allowed to keen vehicles on Market but stipulating that tbe street be tborouepir eieaned once a week.

and that the police be In structed to see that tbe teamsters be compelled to stand by their team instead of loafing in tbe doorway of tbe commission houses on that street. After a somewhat protracted debate, tbe report of tbe committee was concurred in. and the ordinance passed. Aid. Kosenburg called attention to the pres ence in the ebamner of the and Council of ton.

Uhio. whereupon tbe Council rose to see them, and they were formally presented by tiie Chairman. Mayor Kouser. and Mr. Morgan.

Preftulentof the Dayton Council, briefly returned thanks for the kln4 rvetion. iAa recess of ten minutes was then taken for tbe avowed purpose of making. the personal acquaintance of the visitor. The Council being again called' to 'order, Aid. Kirk announced that immediately after adjournment an exhibition of the efficiency of Department would be given for the benefit ot the visitors.

1 be Committee on Streets and Alleys of the South Division recommended the repeat of tue ordinance for the opening of South Dearborn. and tbe pasVage of a new ordinance having tbe same eod ia view, but providing for a more equal assessment. aad ordered published. Adjourned. las BILLY THINKS HE WAS JUSTIFiEDi K4Hr Th Jnttr Oeea.

Caic.oo. Jane 29, 1 977. I notice la your issue of to day an article en titled "Almost a Scene." In this, great lnjustioe has been done me by your reporter, who has either drawn upon his imagination or been greatly Imposed upon by parties who are Interested in misrepresenting the tbe real facts, and who were evidently seeking a little notoriety favorable to themselves at my expense. In my discussion of the evidence In the case of thcJPeopie vs. Louis Koch.

It became mi duty to severely criticise the testimony and conduct of Mr. H. A. Kohn. tbe prosecuting witness, as I felt perfectly justified by tbe evidence in doing.

I also felt justified in criticising th conduct of Mr. Mills, tb prosecuting attorney, in tbe mean which he had adopted to se cure a conviction. This was not only my right. but my duty to do. disclaiming, at tb same time, any desire to Indulge in personalities.

But Mr. Mills, taking advantage of the closinir anrument. to which I had no chance to reply, instead cf discussing the ease. Indulged in a tirade of personal abuse, which was so vindictive and malicious in its character that I felt eonsi rained to anneal to the court. I did not call Mr.

kohn "a miserable Jew. or use any language to that effect I did not make any threat of perscnal violence against Mr. Mills, nor did I make any physical uemoosirauon lovim nim. eitner witn a cane or otherwise. Mr.

Mills could say nothing to pro vose to violence toward mm. lor reasons un nessarr her to mention. It your reporter had been present in court his report would doubtless tve been different, but I am informed he received his information In the office of Mr. Mills, under circumstaoees not the best calculated to eucit the real tram. Respeet luuy.

cio. w. tfrien. THE NEXT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. it is stated mat Air.

Duane Doty is a very un popular man among tbe teachers. He has not undertaken or suggested any reforms ia the school administration, and generally occupies his time wbeo visiting the school in matter of th most trivial interest. 8everal prominent narties eznressed (hum. elves to a renreentative of this paper yesterday tbat in case Mr. Doty is elected to be Ihe succes sor ot Mr.

z'ickard it would be a calamity to the scnooi ana tne cause ot education la Chicago. He is too much of a politician, ther say. for ibe position, and cares more for his own neraonal aggrandizement than be does for the children or meir mental or moral advancement. SHOWING THE BUCKEYES SOME FUN. Alter the adjournment ot the Council, last evening, the Aldermen headed by Fire Marshal Benner and Aid.

Kirk, and accompanied by the visiting Aldermen from Dayton. Ohio, proeeded to th eorner of Dearborn and Lake streets. where an exhibition of the efficiency of the Tire Department was given. Marshal Benner gave a brivate signal irom one of tbe alarm boxes, and la the course of a lew minutes several engines were on band among tbem two seLf orooellor and playing streams down Dearborn street. The vuitors were properly impressed, and eongratj sted tbe Marshal on the degree ol excellence to tbica.be had brought tb department.

1 ART.GOSS'P. Mr. L. Earle ha oa xhihltioa at th book tore of Jknsen. ICoClurg St Co.

an oil portrait which does not come np to his usual high stand ard Id drawing or eolor. Mr. A M. Turner has recently completed a por trait of Jftv.W. K.

Sullivan, city editor of the renino JoumL Mr. B. Wraat. the New Tork painter, will soon visit this city. While here he will be the $ut of Mr.

E. W. BlaUhford. Mr. w.

M. It French, tne uecretary oi id reposition Art Committee, reports tbat a gratif ylng progress is being made toward securing the collection for the aezt Ex noil lion art gallery. A meeting of tbe committee will be held to day, at which some incomplete plans will metered Aa t. sf French has re ceived notification that tbe following artists will eoatrihute ILU woraai Joaaaoa, John Motvaner. W.

T. Richard. E. M. Ward.

II. Miller, Samuel Colraaa. Halloa Jones. Julfaa Weir. D.

B. Jullio. Anna Lea. Thomas Hicks. Gmatorex.

W. Whittredge. Jarvis McKntee. H. Swain Olfford.

Thomas Moran. A. D. Suattuck. Louis C.

Tiffany, Wordsworth Thompson. K. C. Minor, K. Vaa Eltea.

A. CL Howtand. David Johnson, D. M. Armstrong.

Charles Bridgemaa. Geo. McCord. Georg OT Lambdin. P.

W. Luce, J. W. Mansfield, and aev. oral less prominent artist.

Th total number of painting promised to date Is ninety four. There are several plan oa foot which. If sucees uL wl, I greatly add to the attractiveness of the Ex. position art exhibit. An effort will be made to indue ax Minister E.

B. Washburae to loan the committee Healy's portraits of Thiers. Oambetta. and Bismarck, which are among that artist's best productions. Dr.

John Wilon. the United States Coisul at Brussels, will very likely eontr.bute hi On collection of oil paintings, numbering about forty. Dr. Wilson was largely instrumental la choosing r. J.

KusselLTona eolieatio and ia known as a connoisseur of experience and culture, it la ald that hia paintings include om fin works by foreign artists. Mr. P. G. Hamertoa will probably prepare some work for this Exposition, and negotiations are now oa foot for sora large painting, which shall caster of attrietioo In the gallery.

Mr. French leave forth East In two weeks, to complete certain plans which are not yet ready for the fubllc. At the meeting ot tbe committee to day be contribution from local artists will be discussed, and a sub committee will be appointed to pass upon the pietare offered. Mr. E.

Stanley Waters, who has been la Europe in the Interest of tbe bric a brac collection. wLl sail for America oa next Thursday. THE TEMPERANCE WORK. Monthly Meeting of tfeai Wonu'l Christie TtmptrsScs Union Aa Appeal to the fialooa re perl. Tb monthly meeticg of tb Woman's Christian Temperance Cnioa was held yesterday.

Mrs. Carse in th Chair aad Mrs. Bounds acting as Secretary. After the preliminary services, the Treasurer read her report for the past two months. The re ceipts were S71.S5, and tne total amount of cash on band Is 9639.

A very favorable report waa received from the Burr Mission. Tne work ther 1 meeting with flattering success. Th report from Bethel Home was also read. Tb attendance during the month ha been about The report of the 3 clock gospel temperance meetings, held la lower Farwell Hall every alter noon, wa also vary Cattering to tb cause of temperance. 1 he corresponding secretary report for tne past month wa read next.

Over 10.000 tempe rance circular have been distributed. During tbe month over 200 persons bsve signed tbe pledge. Keports from eouttry towns were received, showing that the good work wa tolag bravely on. be committee appointed to circulate petition for tb closing ol saloons on Sunday, said that all th ehurcbo had been visited, and that the movement was indorsed by all. Most of the business men here signed tbe petitions.

be following open letter, to be sent to au tbe To the Ina aa Mlooa ksjpers oi.CHemto We. the mtimbers of the Chicago woman's Temperance Cnioa. deploring the present state of crime and pauperism in our midst, and feeling that Intemperance is th source of a larg part of it: observing also tbst more erime is committed on Sundey than upon any other three day in the week (caused, without doubt, from us being a day of idleness, with opea saloons upon every hand to temnt the weak and unemployed), have decided to petition his Honor the Mavor acd Common Council of Chicago to enforce the "sta.e aw in regard to closing saioons on Sunday. Lia derstanding tbat a large number of th influential among you are in favor of tni movement, and Indorse It quite as heartily as we do. we now ask you to co operate with us In requesting tbe enforcement throughout tbe city of be law pro hibiting the sale of intoxicating liquor oa Sun day.

We doubt not that many of you will agree with us tbat tbe good order and prosperity ot our city, and safety and welfare of the community, win be greatly enhanced by Ibe enforcement of bis law. You will each be called upon personally for your signature to this petition, and we request that you will give us your hearty co operation. rr as. rt. j.

vaKBB. res. a. i. Mrs.

L. S. llouMDs, Cor. Sec.W. T.

U. Chicago. as 29. 1877. THE CITT HALL, The Gage case will come on Monday.

op before Judge The Comptroller yesterday Issued $12,000 percent, revenue warrants Fifteen deatha from scarlet ferer this week. Five new cases reported yesterday. There still remains to be sent to New York topayth interest oa th bondd dbt about ltMI.OOO. Tbe Hlldreth case will come ud before udge Ftocers. to day.

on plaintiff" demurrer to be answer of the Mayor and Aldermen. The Treasurer's receipts yesterday were 93.145 from (be Water Department. from tbe Comptroller. $1U7 from the City Collector. The Dayton Aldermen and city officers arrived here yesterday morning and were received by the committee appointed to do the honor.

An excursion on the lake on the Joba Sherman constituted their entertainment yesterday afternoon. 1'o day Drake will convey them up tbe river to the House of Correetioa. CANKER IN THE BUD." You watch its development with expectant solicitude the eboic. exquisitely molded bud. vbioh promise to unfold with tha perfect flower.

You perhaps think how It will adora the drawing room vase, and anticipate tb pleasure of showing it to your flower loving friends. But some morning you And its head drooping, its fragrance fled, and aa ugly purple spot on one of tbe delicately tinted petal. It 1 the poet "canker la the bud." How oftea tbe loathsome caaker blights the cnerished "infant blossoms" ia oar household gardens those human buds which give earnest of a brilliant future. The noisome eanker. so long concealed scrofula at length reveals Its dreaded presence, and to our bright hopes succeeds the most agonizing tear, for we know the fatal sequel it portends pulmonary consumption.

It Is estimated by eminent med ical authorities that at least one fifth of mankind are afflicted with this insidious malady. But Its ravages are so secret, that even its victims are unaware of its press noe until It suddenly disclose Itself In some ot it myriad and otttimes fatal forma. A slight cutaneous eruption Is oftea the only indicator of Its presence. The only means of exterminating this disease from tbe system is by a thorough course of constitutional treatment. This treatment must fulfill three Indications, namely, promote nutrition, alter or purify the blood, aad arrest disorganization ot the tissues and th formation of tubercles.

No more efficient alterative eaa beemplored for these purposes than Dr. Pierce's Oolden Medical Discovery. While imparting strength aad tone to tbe digestive organs it cleanses tne blood aad heals the diseased tissues. Test its virtues ere the deadly canker baa blighted the life yon prise. INVALUABLE TO ALU After a series of trials has demonstrated tb practicability of any novelty, it eo tne to re carded favorably; bat wben it so far meet with approbation as to be declared a success, it sprines into a universality of as that make it a necessity.

Tbe troth of tbis is found illustrated in tbe widespread popularity of Boland's Aromatio Bitter Wine of Iron. It baa been reeoirnired aa tbe antidote of many Ills tbat men are more or leaa subject to. It acts upon physical enervation so certainly that it is considered an la valuable tenia. It ia nourishing aad reviving. It send the Mood through tb veins in vigorous.

healthy palsattona, and dispela the sluggish torpor of tbe ever worked brain. Kervoua affections, neuralgia. sick headache, drspepaia, aud aS disor der of tbe tomacb are dissipated with equal celerity by the use of this beneficial curative). To those of aedentarr habit it is an insetiaaable boon. Steeple nights are obviated, aad great cures result from its use by persons rtrosbled with mental depression.

Th feeble, debilitated. and those ot delicate constitutions experience a new bealthf nines after bavins resorted te this capital medicine. It baa bee a indorsed by the best physicians, aad thousands of former anffer era can testif to it excellence and eflleedr. It la pleasant aa a drink, not belngrepulslve to taste or smell. Once introduced into a familjr It Is soon after looked upon as an indispensable household adjunct.

James 53 Clark street. Chicago, prepare this solely, hat ft can be obtained ot any druggist. Price 91 per or $9 per dozen. Trytt, A roosfasbioB journal 1 aa abomination In th eye of all ladies, but aa ableoa la ahelper and delight. "Andrews Bazar has no superior of IU class, and is ths favorite, because it is ths best.

Bead 10 csnts to W.B. Andrews. Cineia natl, lor apcinta opy. DANGER AVOIDED. Trial ef OH Stores by Firs Kannal Banner la.

fortaat Preperty ewner Th Latest aad Bst Iavatioa Wb at Professor Lambert Says. In consequence of the great and constantly in creasing daand for oil stores, a elass ot manufacturer are offering cheap stove of tla aad ethr materials so poorly constructed as to render tbem an element ot positive danger la a household. There are exceptions, however, to this Tbe Adams Weetlake Manufacturing Company have now prod need aa oil stove, known as rth Wire Gauze Non explosive Oil Stove." manufactured ot the rerr best material, and perfectly safe. Oa Monday last, by invitation or Fire afar sbal Benner. who rightly considered th subject a one of considerable importance to the Fire Department, a number of officers ot thai department, the oara of Underwriters, several Aldermen, and other assembled at the department headquarters to witness a series of tests of oil stoves.

The experiments were made by A. A. Lambert. P. Professor at uhemistrv and Natural Sci ence ia St.

Ignatius' College in tbis city. After giving a short account of tbe different ingredients necessary to be present to eause an explosion or produce aflame, tbe Professor explained the construction ot a number of stoves ot different patterns, and showed that with tbe poor oil comniouly used there was great danger in using them. He then proceeded to a practical test, some eight or ten stoves, all of whi are to be found ia this market, being tried. With one exception all of these were either exploded or set on Or, and the Professor characterized tbem as "infernal machines." The honoraole exception, which could neither be exploded nor set on tire, was the Adams A Westlake Wire Ganz Non explosive Stove. 1 his was subjected to the severest tests, but nb means sufficed to produce an explosion or a blaze.

Professor Lambert holds tbat no oil stove made which has yet come under his notice is safe, with tbe exception of tbe Adams Jk Westlake. constructed with the wire gauze pro tecfioa around the wick tube and the opening lor tilling. Where tbe gauzo is used tne flame cannot penetrate, tbe stove being constructed on a principle similar to the Sir Humphrey Davy miners' lamp. His report to the Board of Underwriters Is as follows: Ta tb UoDursbia. ta Board ot sdsrwrltera eg Chicago.

GmTLtsix: Several Ores having occurred la this and other ciues from the us ot oil stove, resulting in great loss of life and property, it is hieh tim that torn means should be taken to prevent a recurrence of such accidents. To this enov i have carefully tested the different oil stoves found ia this city, and have proved to my owa satisfaction that not one of these stove is absolutely a( etcrpt "The Adam WttUakt H'tr eau Aion ixptosie Oil More This one I have subjected to (he severest test with coal oil. irasoline nanhtha. benz.ne. aulohurio ether, eoai gas.

hydrogen gas, and other most explosive eompoabd. and Und it impossible to produce explosion or communicate a Same to the oil or gas n3 in reservoir, cueeriuur rcoviauicnu as the only oil afore which has come under my aotiee. which, in my judgment, la eosolufaig ajt waMter any aad mil cumnuunrM; A. A. Lambkbt.

S. Prof of Chemistry. St Iirnatius College. Having witnessed tbe above experiments. heartily indoc and approve tbe above recom mendation.

M. Bemxsb. Pire Marshal. REAL ESTATE. A Dell Market Traasfers aad Boildlag Permits.

Ther I nothing notable to record in the real estate market. Sales are few. and prices remain about tbe same. Following are the transfers filed for record yesterday: CITT PBOFEBTY. Consideration.

West Harrison St. 51 4 ft of Wood st, f. USxlilO ft. dated June 2d West Kan lolpb st, iiOO ft of Yager st, 1. ZSxlM ft, dated June 25 Ewing place, ltt ft of Uoyne st, f.

7U iltii ft, dated June 23 Bobey st, 157 ft of Adams st, f. 'jox lSH ft, with buildings, dated Juna 24.. Dixon st. lw ft of North av. f.

5UxlO It, dated May Jt West Harrison st, 312 ft of Leavitt at. f. 24xlO ft, dated June 24. West Thirteenth place. ft of Wood st.

f. 48x125 ft. dated June 27 Wbitehouse place, a cor of Garibaldi st. r. 4" axiom's ft, dated Jun2'.

North Dearborn st, 179 ft ot Burton Place, f. 25x149 ft. with building, dated .4 unL Cifrk 9 50 I0xl83 ft. with buildings, dated June 29 (to Levi Z. Letter) Springfield av.

cor ot West Ohio at. f. 2O0X125 rt. with 34 4 10x125 ft in asm sub (together with othrorooertvi. dated June 2d (Samuel K.

Cromwell to James B.Stewari) North av. ror ot Davis st. a t. 121x IM ft. and a 75x123 ft.

dated June 27.. West Madison su 5U ft of Wood st, f. ft. dated Jane IS (Samuel D. Weakley to u.

Ustromi SOCTH OY CITY LIMITS. Wallace WW ft of Fifty first sue f. 50x 125 ft. dated nei t. 11.

Jefferson st. 350 ft of Fifty utih st, f. 25x150 ft. dated April 2i Jefferson st. 375 ft a of Fifty fifth at.

f. 25x150 ft. dated April 24 Champlain av. lsl ot Forty second st f. 50x126 flaled.

June 23 $4,000 2.50O 3.0O0 4.500 1.450 1.5 OO 1.890 13.250 90.000 20.000 5.500 22.000 800 I.OOO 1.000 3.000 The following Is the total amount of city aad suburban transfers within a radius ol seven miles of tbe court House tiled for record during tne weea enomg riaay. ne Sales. Consideration. Cltr 'i3 $447,234 North of city limits 5 li.50i South ot city limits 9 12.550 Total 85 $516,294 The following were the principal building permits Issued during the past week: Gustav Wilkie. one storr basement and at tie dwelling, on Oakland, near Webster avenue, to cost $1,500.

Mark S. Thompson, two story and attie addition to building corner Twenty eixth and Clark streets, to cost $3,000. R. Preis. two story and basement dwelling, at 35 (jester avenue, to cost $3,000.

J. Kraemer. two story and cellar dwelling, at 20fi Church street, to cost 2.500. U. Sheban.

2 story store and eorner roik and Miner streets, to cost ei.eou. J. Koenig St Co 5 story and basement furni ture factory, corner Green and Superior streets. to eost F. Sturm, 2 story and store and dwelling at SOS South Halsted street, to eost $3,500.

A. ti soman. 3 storr store and dwelling, at 802 South Halsted street, to cost ea.ooo. T. Sullivan, two story and celler store and dwellicg, corner age and Thirty eighth street.

to cost 2.IUU. F. II. Davis, two storr basement aad attie dwelling, on Huron street, near State, to eost SJ.nuu. Win.

McKee. Ave two story and celler dwell ings, on Tompkins, near Polk street, to cost S2.000. Alice 8. Talcett. thre story and cellar stone front on Ashland avenue, a ax va Bur en, to cost A SUPERB Bb OD DEPCREXT.

TJpon the action of the kidneys, bladder, aad bowels depends the depuration of the blood. It by promoting the activity of tbese organs tbat Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Insures purity to toe circulation, in Its passage through the kidneys, impurities which beget rheumatism, gout, and gravel are strained from the blood, but'wben those small bat all important organs grow inactive, these impurities ot course remain, and Inevitably produce the diseases mentioned. Hostetter's Bitters rouse tbe kidneys to renewed activity, by which means tbe blood is depurated. It likewise purifies the blood when contaminated with bile by promoting a gentle but effectual action ot the bowels, and haa the further effect of regulating the action of the liver, thus counteracting a tendency to biliousness. Dyspepsia, malarial fevers, and urinary complaints axe alto conquered by it OPENING OF HUMBOLDT PARK.

The undersigned take sleasure ia publicly giv log preliminary notice that Humboldt Park will be officially opened to tbe public on Saturday. XA LJrs. Ht.vtl OlIIKIBlvlt Louis 8CHULTS. Committee of Arrangemsata for the Opening of Humboldt Park. THK DOMINION SLATE TBOTJPE.

Occldnntal Hall, otherwise known as tne West End Opera House, on freer Madison between Elizabeth and Throop streets, will be opened for a abort season by tbe old Dominion Slave Troupe. Soder tbe management of Mr. P. Blanche. Tbe company comprise twenty colored artists who will appear In "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Tere will be a matinee performance on the Fourth.

AOOITI0NALrMARINE NEWS. Special Ttlrrsia to Th later Poar HtiMOM, June J9. Down Prop China. Caoisteo. Nebraska.

Cltr of iremont, Valeaaaaa gsit, Havana aad oAort, Xmpst and barges. Arizona and barges: enr W. Doane. Favorite. Lucy J.

Clark. Christine Nils son. M. Wettmore. Lapetlte.

Fame. Acorn. Den mark. Sasco. C.

G. Melsel, T. Baker, Asa Child. Up Props Starucca. Mary MlUs, Idaho.

Quebec. Bay City and barges. Hose and barges. Ohio and barges. Cofflinberry and barges.

Germany and barges. Bust and barges. Fletcher and consort srbrs Marengo. F. L.

ells. Danforth. Sam Cook, Wayne. Ann Maria Tod rasa. Bell Steven.

P. Marsh. Francis weather fine. Palm. Wind South, ganile Tbe Mayor yesterday received the following contributions for the St.

John sufferers: A.T. Stewart S250: Field. Letter A Co. I00; J. T.

Farwell Co at no; Ktnttauer Kros. Co SAO; Carsoa. Pirie. Scott $50; Charles lounget oo: jiandel fw; senna Gale. I arrar.

Wheeler $25; total from dy goods dealers. SoX.V The following were received from tanners and dealers ia boots and snos: (tray. Clark et Sio: Walker. Oakley dfc co. Wiz; xapuam.

femlbert S23; liel, Dansiger 4 SIS; J. 8. Share Son. Weil e. aapiiaui.

iv; urner ol Aar, sis: Marshall. $15; Blalburn CO. mum et pon. mio; at. Henderson, Sioo; si.

U. wens, eioo; cash, ao: C. li. Fargo At eio McAuley. Dyke St Co.

20; Sebnadlng. Foreman SIO: Farnbam St Otis. SIO; Greensfelder, noseotnat vv; lioggert. tsassett A Hills, $10o; Philip Goldman, F.oddea. Ciap A Co.

JO: Crofoot. Stelle St Car. 5: G. P. Ours At $50; O.

W. Rotiman St i5; E. Wiswall St So; w. H. Brown St Son.

Bewede Bro. SlO; C. W. Marks. D.

Quill. G. L. Condon. uoouyear nuooer company.

su; tiaiiock. Holme Co. $5o: W. C. Van AUtrne St $5: M.

Sels St Co $10O: G. W. Wellin St $25: E. B. Preston.

$10; cash. $1. Total. Sl.l!2!. There waa also received aa installment of $51 from tb man macturers.

TJnxo Sozsdont each day. ill prevent th teeth's decay. Whiteness of the pearl impart. Far beyonLthe dentist's art. BUSINESS NOTICES.

Db. SeHzvcx'a Pulh osio Sibcp. Ska weed Tonic, akd Miksiiii Prix. These medicines have undoubtedly performed more cures of con sumption than any other remedy known to the American public They are compounded of reg etable ingredients, and contain nothing which can be Injurious to the human constitution. Other remedies advertised as cures for consumption probably contain opium, which Is a somewhat dangerous drug ia all cases, and if taken freely by consumptive patients, it must do great injury; for Its tendency is to confine the morbid matter in the system, which, ot course, must make a cure impossible.

Schenck's Pulmonic 8irup is warranted not to contain a particle of opium: it ia composed of powerful but harmless herbs, which act on the lungs, liver, stomach, and blood. and thus correct all morbid secretions, and expel all the diseased matter from the body. These are the only means by which consumption can be cured, and as Schenck's Pulmonic Sirup, Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake are the only medicines which operate ia this way. it ia ob vious they are tbe only genuine cure for pul monary consumption. Each bottle of this invaluable medicine is accompanied by full directions Dr.

8chenck is professionally at his principal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets. Philadelphia, every Monday, where ail letters for advice must be addressed. Keep sells the best and shirts in the world: also collars, elegant styles, best qual ty. tiO per dos. six for 75c 173 Madison st.

MEDICAL. SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER The QUINTESSCENCE of JAMAICA GINGER, CHOICE AROMATICS "AND FRENCH BRANDY. A BTaoararloa so elerandr Savored sad mediolasllr ffcuva to ntterlvsarvass sil previous preparations of rrads vines ssd household remedies tor the relief sad care ot diseases aud aiimeais incaoental to tbe Hummer so Wuter seis.ins, sud to sodden caaogas ot taavpara It Iostaatly Believe CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, CRAMPS PAINS, SEASICKNESS, COLDS AND CHILLS, CHILLS FEVER. FEVERISH SYMPTOMS, CATARRHAL SYMPTOMS, NEURALGIC AND RHEUMATIC SYMPTOMS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, FLATULENCY, RISING OF FOOD. MAKES GINGER TEA.

MAKES ICE WATER HARMLESS. IS GOOD FOR ALL AGES. Tax Brstuiu tior or B1U.1DT ma Ilcokol, th. use ot tba Tra. Ja ausica Oineer.

ot tbotr own selection aad important a. iu eonibtoa tio wita cnoire arorast Ics. as devised sud ori.fi aated by Ur. aaatord. Placed this prepsrauoo a rtm'H ssf4 tar atiead ot aavthinc before compounded tust, aot wttnstan nac tba niost bitter opposition trum lbs trad, its sales ta New 4icUad now exceed 'fell et alt others ooaabtbed.

Tbe secoad yer ot tea sssnutactars Its sale eveeded tea pra vioas year Py ever Kf'r seaii eufdet. It is ataoutsrtaied oa scale aiaipiy enormous. Ivia thousand nations are ale ays kept usde lone ib advance of con iumDUL ly vutrk acquires a aettcsous Bs vot sod onluaat crsaa teerency t.try impro.e a.eot is jaoor eaviue bwuiM is saopiail. 1 to 1.1K1I the use oC cost ly materials sod yet re tain a pront 1 as oottiiDc loschio is sJoue sbls to fill isv IsnasM torn Seadres' Sosiir per Aesw, im tnis brief state oeot It will be see tnat JMaaars WssKs a PoTTsa bare entered apoo tea Buaantacturaof eaaford's Jan. air uioer is sd so fter u.at must ia time se rara ier tbem tb enor Sbous trade in this article.

Its eiant Bavr. Brest merit and low ttrl' skoold testea eeor oy Vaom ib peea of a family set icu betore aiioenns; Uiemeel ve. to be Indue d. by aaisrepreseutation, to buy ottieia. lusict a 141 ba.iPK tat you call tor, a.Mroaa's s.siaios tin as.

srnn REWARD witl be pi for a bottle et any ether XOULff a nf. ot Jamaica (ilBirer if fnuod to eaasl It la Soe navor, purity, and prompt medical eflect. M.id all MbnlessJ sod ketail lwal.rs in Medicine. Price. OO ceais.

nanpmirw. mr Would aurcbaae oriKiaal vsckaes ot eas nen to obtain tba trial avMiJee tor tree ausinlMiuon. Wa.ltK.3 at tvn I aj veaeraA autsaia 0100. COLLINS' c'H VOLTAIC PLASTERS. A terfre Oalvanfe Bsttsrv.

combined with thaeela. J. hrsted Medicated Porous Plaster, tormina toe Rraad etraraUveajr nt in the world ot medicina. and utterly erpine; all eiberPlastora heretofore i. na.

1 ney ao cofu Wi.b rnor. tu eaa wk thaa the old Plastara ta a whole year. Zhsy as al sill si. ooaA. COLLiMIIllI Tot leesl Ptras.

Lameness, Boreness. Weiknes. Jforab BM. and laflsmmatioa of tha Luuas. Liver, aianeya.

oleen. liow.ie Blatller. Bean, an Muscles, iaal to aa army ot doctors, and acres el pleota aad aUruba. Price. 28 Scents.

Sold by all dmrriits. Mailed on re ceipt of pnc. 25 renU lone. et. 'O ior "ii.

for tweWe. rarelulir wrpieU and wsnaatad. or VaUJj. A tVIIia, Aiopjafra, itostoa. Miss parts oz too baraee, JdtARRIXD.

Smtth Cocao rr On the 27th inst by th Ber. W.i K. Boach. at the residence of tbe bride's father. Mr.

Edward F. Smith, third ton of E. Smith. ofDover, and Miss Nettle Cocroft, seoond daugbter of J. Cocroft.

Eso. of Boehes ter. Wis. ART OAIXERY. MAgniflcent Art Gallery and Studios are the attraction for those desirlns exquisite Photographs.

Fine Por traits in Crayon and Water Colors Specialty. THE FINEST CARD PICTURES IU THE WORLD, 93 PER DOZEN. Especial Attention given to Ladles and Children's Pictures. SITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT. STOOD 210 and 212 Wabaah av.

AMUSEMENTS. I THOMAS SUMMER NIGHT CONCERTS. THEO. ZTEKT JflOHT. Batmrtat Maun.

ATI. EXPOSITION BUILDING. At THIS AFTERNOON, 2 P. JL, EEOOSD POPvIAB TO KIOHT SPEClAJb COBrCEfiT larwld afUsa ST. JOHH 8 Ur Tk.UE.il', anon the aaaploa aTthe APOLLO CLUB, tor which ooessioB tbe 4WAGER9 OT THK SUM If a OARDfcN donate tha use of the Baildioe sod 1srk, snd Mr.

THJ4J. Till AH has kindly contributed his services. For this Conrert special ti casta will be sold, st 6) eauta to all 1 cirpeasrr fliaos, manager. THE GREAT ANNEX to iiABirchrB' Palace of Wonders and Concert, Iaasparst pavilions. Three Grand Entertainments Dallj.

tM Us4 3d. Aflar Ack cirCeaA Twentyone Star Variety Artists Greaite of sUIvlais: Cnrloeltlea, From tha jce Amerleao Mas urn of Kw Tork Cltr. Amencsa uisntass, weirht aa: siuo.oov Uannsa Musical Usurt Family: Hisesatta. ths aaetraiiaa iss maa: Xenolaa. the Caaaubal.

aaa kaooo. taa Wila Bor Ctrraasians. Albinos, ete. aauussioa to au parts. eeata.

HAVERLY'S THEATER. VOSDAT.JTJI.TS. Annual Benefit to Billy Davis Doorkeraer 1. Oa which occasion be will rasas bis flrst appesrsac en tne staaa in savarsi an osetcues. The best Mnsirsl.

Dramatic sad Minstrsl taieat la the city will appear: J. W. blaisdeU. Uls Jkelile i. Loomis snll read Miss Lillian bayton.

atiaa Laura Payne. J. to Bertram, tne D'Omers, lh O'Ponanne, ana saaay ethsra loo BBaieroas to nendoa. frluea as usast. Itos sfieet bow opea.

ADELPHI JEL HATEBJLT THEATER. Proprietor sad Mas afar. SHAMES BEUCHTrtL SIATfWKB 1 lias Nataniar Ad.rnnos as wtsaa FATOftm PLAY of tha LADlKa and CHILD rtfcN. All Ladies' NiehU 1 All Ladies' Niebtal IKavAT IMK'aLaSATTaUtAV KlalUT HILL. SltriB'i I'sfle T'l Cavil Trim Ui tiettris SiHen.

The Stars ot 100 Btrhts at trraad Oners Boose. Kaw Tork City. OfcORUK KU.SKluL as "Cncls Tomf Topsy." iU I sceaery. emcient aramauc eompanr. ow CDsnr its, 75 Ueoma slnirera.

101 auniiaiiea. AlaUases Wednesdays and Saturday st 1 JO. HAVERLY'S MAQUIS a THEATER. This week, (utannwat of Mr. Ia bis famous specialty drama.

II I i Ti sae th FIXASTJRE STT.AMT.K. sUsat. Wean ssd ay aad Hatarday Matinaaa. General adm lasioa. 25 cents: reserved seats, otl cents.

Mcntpru Monday July Bcneai ot tuiJLl Kivu. HAVERLY'S THEATER, 177. S77. a e.vl 1 tvabMifl vol uwu bui. iniif, tm.

tu.i mw and London ijenaationai Comedy Drama. h'LP A.SU TICK, supported by W. llisisuell and a strong east. be. small bills.

Dot saeet now open. JOHN SHERMAN, Is especially Stted for pleasure parpoaas, aad eaa bow be chartered by Suiiday acuools. cburcnea, picaio parties, societies, military orginusiiona. clubs, snd pnvata parties. a offer the plearure lovue peor Je et Chlcatre a boat beauutully and stroairly constracted.

with Isrsre. weU ruruubed cabins, procidud wita abundance of 11 a preservers and means forextiniraubine Ursa, and for spesd. satety. aod comiort caaoot be excelled. I bis ia exclusively ao boat, and st your disposal.

Weiavii tB.psvtioB sad oocsaltatia. which 1 alwav frre at oar ethos oa board. Dock at Clark atraet brultta. Q.y a fORMAX. yroprlererv.

MUSICAL. MAS0N AND BAMLlN CABINET OBOANS. THE BIST AND tTtltAfEKl IH TILE WUItUA, Hut hast Awards st lour crest World's Cxhihiuoa. gold oa Btoaiaiy or uuarteny Installments. or rente! until Mill ttavs for tiitu.

Svary oryaa warrsniea to srive action. Jluatrated Catalocue free. all) CillCAOJ 'Mi and abash STOCKHOLDEItS' M1XTXNO. rpo THE 8TOCKHOlJ)ER3 OF THS ltORTH CHICAGO Koiline Mill Co. Vou are hereby nr.tiOert that toe an anal meeune ot tba stock bolder ef this company, lor tb election ol liireeturs.

sad the transaction of inch other bosiaeaa ss may properly be dona at annual naeetinira, will be held at tbe otbee of tha Company, la Chic ace (koom Metro poll tan Bloc. Bonhwrst corner Haa ooiph aod belle aireetsj, on Monday. July el 1 Cloca ia toe lorsnoon at tnat uay. xiy uror. ctiicsiro, one is.

KH.H.mi IJ. aAfllUa, I STOCK BROKERS. $100, $200. $500, $1,000. VWWI ALEX FKUTHIKU HAM tCU.

Brokers. )o. 14 wall street. New York, make desirable Investments last ocks, which return tiy pay trom ave to twenty time ua amount invested, stocks bontibt and earned aa long as desired oa ocpoeitof tares per cent. a nilsnstory circulars and wrekly reports sent tree.

WAMTEO. POTJB MTHf OF jkim a Mf v. If nwvnrpT. tTHRTHTTAil rf.n.n,i mho hi.ia firabelas basinass soillty snd know how to use it. tf take reapondble positions in oui business alter abut experience.

1 be very bif best talaat wanted, eiiiuauons pernianent, but there must be bo quesuon as toqoslibcsUons or abinty to suour re iuiry Bienu. Must be oar so, and uot as liiioor. Address W. J.HoLLASO 6H QuciW. CLAIR VOyANTS TO MRS.

Brrr. t8i west math so pt. she Iff tne only reliable eoiumerciB ana auwaiai medium in Chicago. Her advice 1 valname. resi.

WRITING SCHOOL. rtWO ytOWTNat fTOBTT LEW)," wbituu Helae School. eW LaUaUa Si durios.PBbaieacaoul vac tioB.Call torcircuisr. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. FOK SALE lltWBCTABKilTiruLuri.uJt block trom depot, st LeKraiure, only 7 miles from cityi SIS down and S4 moathly; chssoest property in market and shown Ires: also elietrect tree: laoprers Iraln ali eadj oa tare 10 cents, itia rutin.

i. BO ARDraO SCHOOL. KSTENDIlfHTirtTB, Mrs. 8. L.

Cadyt Boarding brnool tor yonng latum. MEDICAL DR. KEAlv. 17S BtiUTn UASA Ol ivr.r.i, iniuam warrants core, or no pav, in all, eases. Medicated baths aitnnmf" waea aai anssry.

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