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THE COURT RECORD. September Term in the Superior Court The Judei All at Work. A. New Bankrupt Register Hibbard's Business and Other Items. EeporU of Bankrupt Insurance Companies The Conrts la FalL THE COTJBTS.

JTXO CKCZMrKTS. September term began la the Superior Court yesterday, end Judge Jameson. Gary, and Uoore did a good day' business. Friday next will be tie last day of serrlue and of filing trial notice for September term. File trial notices fur new calendar aa early a possible.

babkbcptct bboistati kibbabd. Bobert t. Jeuklu was yesterday appointed assignee of Jabex H. C. (jrota.

Assignee wiil be choeen for Ferdinand Goppelaroeder and fur George Grusslng at 10 a. m. to day. Tbn adjourned composition meetlr.g of Thomas J. Kirk will be held at p.

in. today. BAXKurrr ixcbascb bzpobts. Tha Mutual Mark Kimball, assignee of tne Mutual Security Insurance Company, reported yesterday to liegieter llibbard for August as follows: Aug. 1.

balance la bank. tl9.fl.20 Paid rent and cierk hire liJ.oo Balance on band Sl9.4oc.20 Chicago 'i e. Jamee K. Murphy. Assignee, reported for August business as followa: Auk.

l.evh od band tlS.329.04 Disbursed fur taxes aoa 1 iO.ixj TBI CALLS FOB TP DAT. Jvmi Dbcxmowd. In et ambers. Judos jimoi. No ium on trial.

Call Is 14. 18, iw. 2i to 2a. 2 to 32, a to 42. luclu iva.

Jdimi Gast. Mo eao on trial. Cail is 3 to 13, and 23 to 3i. Inclusive. Jvoot Mooitc 3.

tienngei vs. tiruny.on near Inc. Call 4. ft. noil it.

UDob Hookas. 3.313. Hvde Par, vs. Dunham: on 'rial by court alinout jury. Motions for today.

Judob McAx Ubttb. Was not In court yesterday. Us masea no announcement. ui oe Booth and illiama l.i not be in court. TBS SZCOBO OF SEPT.

8. Hailed State District Catart. NEW SUITS'. Tbe Pettier A 8tynuee Manufacturing Company Of New lork Henry 8 JaiTray. of Illinois.

BVJ.IHMI. E. C. it Vi. C.

Larneu. attys. Con i.ecj ieut Mutual Lift Insurance Company of Hartford. Seiiguiaa and Dorllne Bradford HaurOrk.aadcne of S. bcnlessiuger, B.

liradle. riroubtfrg. U. Jxmxii thai. Jobn Tiedeman.

F. Dupite. K. tirazla. Tboe.

Slack. Ho. Miner, ami B. C. liana.

Bill to rloi morucivtre for Vmjo on lot 1. block 21. Oldens addition to Chicago. Junius Mulvey. kotl Bame vs.

Sellgman and Dorline Schlesainger. Brawl rd iiaue k. assignee. B. Oradie.

If. Ivrua berg, b. W. Frlederlch. M.

Me man. and M. bieiuwau. hi'l to loreclose mortgage for SM.itKi in lot 4. 31.

Ogden' addition to Chi cago, being on tbe soutb trir aid of Milwaukee avenue, between North Peoria and Norm banga raou streets. rawe ihr. BEFOilE JUUoE DRCM.VOND. CHAJtcrKt. l.i34 Umreriiuy of lewUbtirr v.

Jobn A. R.l. Cbartas Cnrpenter ap pointed soecial exauiiner to lake frooia. BuKrajitrr. SEW PETITIONS.

Habits B. Cjucviuaxi. of bicaoo. 3.707 Involuntary pviitiou uind atfamat Cleveland, a dentirl. at o.

lo4 stale atreet. by obio B. Ju dab on a claim for eJ.3Jt.57. It cnarael that tbe ou Julr 1 last, bring inolvut. made a prer.rf ntim trabfxr to Cba.

le B. Cievnlud of hla dental tools. Uxturra. rlc. to par no une cured debt: alvo tbal be made a refrrantini ay toent Auic.

tast to one W. K. i onJit. Kule to atiow caui Hrpt. 13.

Homer ok. aitr. UDUii UllCM dOSU. Obdkbs. Jobn H.

iirubns. Order for hear In compo iilno lo. 3.68 L'ba. II. On born Co.

Order for hear lng on comioviuun bept. 1 Conrt. NEW SCITS. e.330 Fred Prions Um Bill for ditorve for daaertion and aduliery. ttcboenwald A KMitoD.

taolra. esJ7 Abner inga lnatliution. meat s3a. J40.73. aura.

XT. Taylor, aaalnee or state Bar va. liariil Li. tpencrr. Attacn bidncy bnulband I'.

W. orch. Sherwood vs. W. Pholps.

Ap k339 Allemanla lnsnrance Co. vs. F. A. MltcuelL.

Aopual. oe.3 jacoo Blakeman vs. Edward A. Trask. Jobe ii.

Ce. Geo. Harris and jahuaFarkhurst. bepletiu. sVmO.

A. B. Jeuka. aity. jol Adoiph Looti et ai.

va. Alois Keuberg. Aaat Si.ooo. i raaeia jUackner. atl r.

oe.302 ttnrajjLio. Wsranr Griawold vs. tsv A. Larson aud 0car Larson. Confession of judgement.

107.75. Naibeniai Bacon. ttdiy Brintoail. Lmb Co. vs.

Benjamin B. Cary and Toomas Warren, ol bhenandooia. Iowa. Attach went, 37.77. LAW CdlEr" JUSTICE JAMESON.

Obdeks. 5. Mcuermid vs. O'Bneu: dismissed by pliT. s.

Wnaiarth vs. M. D. T. uisuiiased by pIlL io.ojtf.

City va. Harder; rule 'bat all ob Joctiooe to aaaea snt roll be tiled by Wednesday mornina 7U. Cbt. Marble Mau. Co.

va. Bo.lvia; sutrulted lo court au i passed on 3 days notire. TalAia. 7. James M.

McCauland. uae Caroline Aenbicott, vs. Emma E. Lepule and Isaac Coala; verdict for tiOtfO dent aud 1 li daajtares; deft, moves lor new trial 2ie. tioup Va.

to seal er lict. LAW JUUGE GABT. OBDrxs. i.lo7. Mora va.

Phillips; demurrer to petition sustained, and leave to amend 3.7V. Oleasoa vs. Hose; suit dismissed e. for want of Barr. la time 1.412.

Maon va. Epps: dlsmiaaed plff. 6 174. Itice v. Buanneil: rule lo juatiiy hi lutti Inst.

i.44d. Cook va. Ueiuer: ruae to Hie new bond in ft daya l.V43. Kolu vs. Quinn; leave to aefu Kate to pleal lo merits, out judgment to stsnd aa security oo.b3 i.

Funoa va. Sciiiedler; order aa urepared 41. Cuaen vs. Munger: demurrer to 1 plea sustained 417, fcainoourn va. Hame: same or.

ier 41S. Ktgney vs. Bauae: same order 411. Murray v. Baaae; same order tsi.

leaii va. bame; same 421. Piper fa. bamv; same. JuDOMixn au 1'RiALa.

4.997. Bsnk of North Ameriea vs. Edwin Walker: judgment lor Slb.ooo debt and attf.uoti.u3 damages 1 X3, tjeo. wii hire vs. Henry H.

Uonore: juilgment, 70.0o 40 P. J. Murray vs. Jo.hus Uuil and VS m. H.

Lideii: judamenl, 470 400. Johanna Alton vs. Same; juda menk 15. 4dd. Fraiieea W.

wlaad vs. bame; judmeot, SI 04.1 2 401. James T. Bur Sett vs. Same; jmlgment.

B3t5 4tJ. Mary Horn ts. Same; judgment, aklii i 40'J. Anzus Mcljueoa vs. am: juosment.

S41t 49 1, Jobn 8exta vs. Same; judatnieot. otUK Joba Crow vs. Kauie; judament. 9meM.

Johanna O'lonnell TS. Same; judgment. B243.V7 415. Joseph Cunen xs. Marion Munger; verdict for put.

moves for new trial. CHASCEBT JCDGE MOOBE. Oxpbx. .40 4, Uregory va. burns: dlsmtssea bj aatreemeot 3a3.

People vs. A. and P. las. reeeiver to pav fees ot Hitcheoe.

Iiupee 2 H. Alnzie vs. Chi Ioea and Canal continued and put on eaiendar 2.20O Lederiok va. Ham moud: put on calendar 2.438. Cavanaugh vs.

Cuiv of ail def is. except Taoa. Cava saugb. and W. C.

Wilson BitxinteJ guardian m. for him. and answer Died aod referenee lo bureie 3.278. I timan vs. Proctor: rote on com pi to elose proofs lb ten days 117.

Rioe vs. Banks; default of Barker set aside, and leave to answer, and dismissed e. as to Geo. D. Pease "4.

ok amp vs. Hokatnp; Cooper Ai P. appear fordelt and till 17U to plead 2.4a Bay vs. tlrew: default of Drew and J. J.

and M. Oood ricb 1.004. Taylor vs. Taylor: leave to amend, and rule to answer la ten days aX53. Held V.

Held; default 2.238. Tempel vs. ilson; maeier's repoitnf sale and distribution ootlrm jd 2.3 1 tf. Be bin va. Vogt: same order OW.UW8.

BrOnsoa vs. Tyler: decrae of March 14. 137U. amended, and sa set aside 2.494. Cook County Land Company vs.

Jenkins; role oa Jenkins and r'eich to answer eros oiil of Watrlsa ia twenty daya 2o5. Kinne vs. Kinne; default 2Jv5. Hudson vs. bmnb: master's report of sale and distribution confirmed 2.ft41.

King vs. Brady; default of bom defts. and referenee to ail 2.B38. Sammona vs. bammons; rule oa deft, to pa certain alimony and solicitors fee.

UkCBBB. 3.U2W Pegram vs. Ciausea. Uearing. and bill dismissed for want of equity, avnd contract eaaceled.

and each party to par own cost. Caltad Rtetaw CI remit Caars. KEW SUITS. 2S.840VE. Swinev vs.

A. L. Ab Sk'ttl J. DelmeH v. I Bartrls et at.

Appeal. 20. 2 Gottlieb Zerwak vs. John If ulllna. Capias.

000 for assault 'and battery. JTioreaoe IleCarthy. atty. S.VB43 Baa w. ase N.

McCarthy etat. vs. Tes BeiOwoer' owinjrCo. Appeal. xft.44 John Tray nor vs.

David 8. 8mlth. Asst. fB5.iOO. Oardnerat bchuyler.

attys. 2.43 A baioman vs. L. Bartels et ai. Appeal.

2 1.140 Henry D. Huff vs. Alnnso Pel to a and "Andrew J. Pomeroy. Be pie via.

7oO. Munn. Ingham Pore, attya. Vj.H47 II. Mmr va.

A. Thomson. Appeal. 23.848 J. Treadway vs.

Singer Manufactur ra ring Co. Appeal. The Travelers' Insuwnee ComtenreBd txaaolB lauiey. triuiee.va. Isaac a.

aau Mary THE DAILY INTEHK)CEAH TUESDAY MOIlNrNa. HEVL'iZZUiEU 4. 1877. H. H.

lTIir Riark W. ITDtaB. Joba Balnes 'A. ft, ttner. eaahler: Cbarlea Comatoek.

Juliette F. Duty. Cbaa. M. Landnren.

AuBuaia A. Tbomaa. Nancy Johnson Andrew Htchmond. of Merrill Lndd A Alonso Klnyon. Aloert Kaee.

and David Qreennerger. Bill to fomeioee two trust dwvds aeourlnu 120O on lota a to 12, block 1: lots 1 to tt. 3J to 39 in block 3: lots and to 27. block 3: lota 1. 8.

and B. olock 41 lota 1 to 7. lO to 4. block lota 1 to 7. ltf to block 8: lota 27 to 43.

block lots 4 to 13. and 31 t. 3d. block 7: all in a subdivision of 3i aere on eaat side ot and In the of of aae Jtd. 40.

13. liouceii at Vi aterman. solrs. 20. boo Jobn Welch vs.

ffm. B. Colt. Dsbt, f3js.u. aamages ai.OUO.

Palasr Outkee, attys. U.M1 CtS.rina VlrfhaTI. aveantrtz of Mark Miichell. vs. Jamee D.

Trier. Asst. i.40O. Cbaa. a.

Heed. atty. ai.02 H.race W. Chase and Darey 8 Fate E.D. ISeaTeyaadlLM.

Beavey. Asat.ai.ooo. JUevl Bi.raaoa. atty. 2 Kmith a lfirr Boedeker.

as ex eeiitria ami a tilnia mnt aol devisee of Wm. Boa deker. and Uenry H. Oae. Bill to forecioae mortgatce for i.OOO oa a.

OO lOO feet ot lot 8 and all of lot 7 (exempt tf 100 feet), both In block 58. School e.ectln Addition. Hood KiKi.Ira At WmulhriiLm. attva. 2J.4&4 Pauline Dierking vs.

Uenry Dlcrklng. Atlil f. divorce for cruelly. Hame aoirs. l.iirn K.

lnara aj v. Michael O. Bickey. Frans Kohler. George Heietzmaa.

and" Freeman K. soolt. Caae. 920.000. OBrtea ax Ketteiie.

attya. 2J.i Mrs. B. 0. Porter vs.

Sam H. GUL Ap LAW jnnfiE R03E115L Oanxaa. 2.840. bwioey va, Uali rnls to rrfunil auuoai mmU 21.220. Erato va.

Beebs: de fault set a id a and leave to alead. etc. tS 4. Street vs. Herman: oeiauit ot aiwatioe una ltf.OliS.

An lorson va. altun: order for at oeal to Supreme Court set aeHn and near trial araatd 24.014. Baeoa vs. Bounevaid: rule refund appeal coats 4.331. Weiaamaa vs.

Bcbiernitzauer: rul to surrender properi r. ete. 2 42. Zerwack vs. Mulllos; lave to proaecute suit in forma pauperis 3.UJ0.

tinriuann va, Hvhonfld: dlsmiaaed by aareament 23 2t. Gowan Marble Co. vs. Greentrao: rale on deft, to justify ItW. Capbnm Ures rj diml ed hy airramanl 4.03 L'ticaCitr Natl.

Ill va. Ladlle: leave to pJtT. lo file bill of partioulnrs and copy of aco unt 3.KV1, Cady va. Botrert: suit dismiaed d. e.

by agreement 3.69l. Mi Donald vs. Kornse; role on pld. jUMtifv extended to Sept. ti 3.MPt.

Hawaii va. Taylor: diamlaaed by pltT. 4.344. ltruck vs. Friok; sane order 20.4 17.

aJrcbotl va. Liowco: dnfaultfif Boen. JvDOHHTa id TaiAta.3.ft32. Annie T. Le land vs.

Solomon Linaberser: judcnient, H4U.03 3 Ool. Emma Bkinnar va. Edward arry and A. lu Merer: judicmnl, S34U.17 3.U4. 8aa oel A.

Toluian et aU va. U. C. HcbuHs: )udaaint J.tni. Wm.

Merer va. Anthony amitb, juoament. i39.6 3.oco. Hrdn Park vs. An.

ihonr: auomitied lo court, and after bearing or dered that confirmation of asaoesmeat be re fused; afpeait d. SHIRF SCRAPS. The Retrnlar 9Ieetlnir of the County Commissioners Yesterday Aflernoon. A 'Few Court Honse Matten BIIli lowed The Hospital and Poor Boose. Ad TBB COMMISSrONEBS.

Tbe regnlar meeting ot ttta County Com mis sloners was held yesterday afternoon. President Hulden in the chair. Tbe full board was present. Architect Egan submitted a communication asking the appointment of a night watchman for the Court House. On motion it was placed on flic.

Mr. Egan presented a second communication, in which be recommended that tbe contractor be ordered to use sawer brick. Instead of eommon brick. in tbe construction of A bo second story ot the Court House. Tbe sewer brick wo used in the Drat story.

Tbe communication was referred to tbe joint Committee on Public Buildings and Service. Kevtrral bills were read. an referred to the proper committees. The largest account was one amounting to t9.0SO.3O for dieting eounty prisoners from June 1 to July 20. Commissioner Fitsgerald's salary for tho past quarter, amountlnc to B390.

wra ordered paid. Tbe Hovpital Committee presented a bill for 30 for buffalo robes, which called out a stricture from Commissioner Fltxeereld. Commissioner Clearr took the aordato bimst lf. and waxed very wroth over wbnt be denominated tbe iersonaJ outrage. Finally the a bum waa allowed.

Tbe Committee on Public Chsrittes recommended the parment ot bills amounting to ae.3oo.33. wblen were ordered paid. Tbe com mittee also recommended that fifty additional gallons of milk daily be allowed for tbe Poor House and Insane Asylum, and that bids be re reeived lor its delivery. The Committee on Jail and Jail Accounts presented claiina amounting 10 B4O3.01. which were ordered pann Tbe Jail Librarian.

Mrs. W.A. Harris, asked that an additional sum bw appropriated lor the jirehae of books for tbe use of tbe prisoners. Tbe renort was adopted and OO was appropriated for the purpose. lb joint commit te recommended that P.

J. Bextou estimate for B14.388 for maaonrr work 011 the Court Hoe be paid. Carried. Commissioner Lensea onered a resoinnoa authorizing tbe purchaea ot thirty copies or tne Lqal edition of the Bevid Statutes for ue in tbe eonntr oincea. varriea.

ommiHsioner Bcbwidt ofTened tbe following: UeAolrnl Tbal tbe Committee on Publie Serv ice be. and It bereoy l. instructed to arraoge the voting preclnela and report names tor jucices ami clerxa for tbe coming election, and por. their iwtloo to this board for confirmation or rejec tion. i na resolution was nasseo.

Commissioner Muiloy submitted the following: Hmtnlrrd Tiist J. n. BonnVU. the contractor for burring tbe poor of tbe oounty. be.

and he hereby la. investea wun me cuarge aoa naoan mant tha County Morgue during the existence of hla contract, to serve without charge to tne eonnty. The resolution was reierreo to tne uouc oerv U. PtrnmltlMI. Tha nai mil for the Conntv Cierk's office for iiivn.i was submitted and referred.

The board toon adjourned for one week. COTJNTT GOSSIP. The Finanee Committee will meet next Thurs day aliernooa The new Grand and Petit Juries were impan eled and sworn in yesterday. The session of the Criminal Court yesterday waa given to the consideration ol quasi criminal caeea. The County nrt will resume Ita sitting next Thursday next will be devoted to the consideration of Insane eases.

The County Clerk yesterday Issued marriage licenses IO tbe following persops: James l. Howard and Josie E. Barrelle, E. B. Hellmann and Mrs.

Margaret Suttermann: Mxrtln MoCue and Mr. Annie Mlnatran. Louia L. i. Koch and Bebecca bivller.

Edward Con Ion and Juila Hin nght. D. W. Kroll and Louise E. Hermann.

An gastus L. Cbattertoa and Clara Morris. Fred erica Frank and Louise Falch. John Nelson and Annie Olaen. Pag H.

Wether and Alice O. Grant, Jobn A. Tolroan and Nrliin M. Joy.Bod erlck O'Connor and Mrs. Octavia E.

Clark. ST. GEORGE BEATiNQ THE ORAGOU The Bt. George Association met last evening ia the Sherman House Club room, the President. Mr.

ooch. la tbe chair, aad Mr. WrUht. acting aa Secretary. Tbe bond of Mr.

Alfred Booth, the Treasurer, was read and approved. It was reported that In various ways $34.75 had De a paid out to help members of the society daring the last month, and also two permits issued for burial In the lot of the society at Bose Hill Cemetery. Tue committee oa the picnic reported that the receipts of ibe picnic amounted to $7ttO. and that the expenses amounted to aotfo. leaving a balance ia favor of the association of B1U.

Stephen kenalogtoa was elected a member of tbe association. A committee of three, consisting of Messrs. Booth, burroughs, and the President, was appointed to lake measure for procuring a banner, to be presented to the choir of the Cathedral of Saiala Peter aad Paul, as a memorial of the services rendered br the choir at the last three celebrations of the asaoelatioo. It was anaooaced that he North America St. George's Union would hold Ita fifth annual eon veotloa at fct.

George's Hall. Philadelonla. oa the 11th. 12ta. and 13th insts.

Oa motion. Mr. Alfred Booth was appointed aa tne delegate of the Chicago society to the above meailoned eon van ion. The meeting then adjourned. VIKING SHARKS Is sAM FRAXCTtra Sax Fauccxaco.

CaL. Sept. Mining shares Cloaani to oay as touowa: 3 iwTuwttCV.a asa S1 Aoso.tj. 6 b.t 1. Bslilua Aisiv.an 11 Hi Coul.istd aalle Cabtinua.

Caona S4 on eaau. ksrmonl a liijr .13 4S ll 4 lroa 4i a.s 7s frrfaii tlcir 44 beaid A rrs Asrads 4 Bala Neraroaa 9t Caloa )SYsuow Mll saCoMoUdiisd lyat CITY MATTERS. Tha Eeralar MeetlD of tha Board of Aldermen tast Erenliif The Gas Qnwlloa, tie Conrt Hfliie Hatter, ana Sereral uuer Anaira. A Taw XTotea of Information from the City Ilall. Gleaned TBB COUNCIL, The City Council held a regular meeting last night.

Aid. Cook la the chair. All members were present exoepUng Aid. Thompson (Third) Gary, Gilbert. A petition from residents oa Michigan avenue praying for some ordinance excluding heavy teaming and regulating the speed of driving oa that thoroughfare for the purpose of protecting lite and keeping uo the present high character of tbe roadway, waa referred to the Committee on Streets and Alleys.

South Division. Aid, Wnite presented a communication from Thomas Tiller. It recapitulated ale preparation of plans for the eity's portion of the Court House. and wound up by asking for 20,000, his long delayed fee. Aid.

Ballard moved that the communication be not received. Aid. White amended, and It was so ordered that it be referred lo the Committee on Publie Build ings. Aid. Thompson (Thirteenth) Introduced a mo tion that the Law Department prerent an ordinance requiring the West Division Street Bail war to ex.

end their tracks from Western avenue to Central Park. Aid. Tbroou said that the president 01 tne com pany had toid biiu the company had no objection to estending tue line, out tuax in city snouid II rat build a viaduct over toe railroad track to make the line sale. 'i be resolution was referred to the Commit tee btreets and Alleys. West Division.

Aid. vtbita introduced the following: Wuiiiii. It la rumored on the streets, and claimed by members, and used In argument on tue boor of ibis Council, that the gas companies are offering at their prices, vis Sl.OJ and si per 1 .000 feet for gas. which tbey claim is equivalent to S13 per lamp po tt per year; tberetore oe It tnaVred. i bat the Mayor and Comptroller be.

and Uiey are hereby, requested to close a contract at once lor lighting our street lamps with tbe Chicago Gaa Light and Coke Company and the l'eni Gasiurht and Coke Coropaoy. at tue rate of el per lamp poet, lor hose used by ibacttvof Lhk'saM. soeuriius lo to time table now ia use for lighting and extinguishing our streat lamas. Should the said ga company re fuse to contract at Ibe above named prices, the Comptroller is requested to so inform the Council at ins earnest opportunity. Tbe resolution was referred to tne committee on I 4 Aid.

Throon presented an order directing tne Cbiet Engineer to report to the next meeting of tbe Council tbe result of the experiments with smoke burners at the water works. The order la' passed. Aid. Lawier offered the following, which referred to the Committee on Finance: mhcbxas. At a meeting cf lb council neid June 14.

1877. a resolution waa paneed directing tbe Mavor and Comptroller to borrjw Ibe sum ot for the purpose of constructing sewers. that amount having been decided upon In the aitoronriallon bllL u'Rintis. tsinee the oasssge of said order it haviut; come to the knowledge of the members of tne City Council that tbere la at present In inn city treasury to tbe credit of the fund the sum of 100.000: ibrretore, oe it AVsoirrd. Br lb City Council thai the lepart ment ot Public Works be.

aod they are hereby. instructed to imme.liaielr commence tbe eon siruruon of the eewera tbrunout Ibe eilv. thereby Improving the health of the city, and also giving amtiurnjnui to a larae duiuuvi vi inv einolved workingmen of this Clt r. A communication from tbe West Sid Park Commissioners, regardtngtho extension of water malm to lougaa 1'a k. was referred to the Com mittee on ire and Water.

The special order being taken up. Aid. Cullerton moved that the ordinance sub mitted at tbe la meeting in relation to the build Ing of the foundation of the city part of the Court House should beram nded so as to subati lute "Tbe Department of i'ubiic Work In place of tne Maror. making tne orainance read as follows: bxcTioN 1. That tne iepartment or Public nork.

In connection with the Building Com miifee of thia Council, be. and they are hereby, authorized and empowered 10 take Immediate measure. to out In the foundations of the t'ltv Bali building upon ita origiuai sue, and according such plans aod specification, and in such manner aa they, or a majority of them, may de cide upon, and to employ such help aad let such eoulracts in carrying on said work aa may seem proper aud advisable, as Provided by law. Bsc. 2.

This ordinance shall fake eflect and be In force from and after Ita passage. Tbe ordinance thus amended was passed unan lmotnlv. A report was then submitted from tbe specisl committee on conference with the senate com mittee with reference to the eonditi ot tbe canal redemption fund. The report, already published In this paper, concludes with reoognizing the ob ligation ot tbe citr to make good tha canal fund ami to build the co art house. A Id.

Throon warm aenporred the report. It should be adopted to preserve the city's honor in dahnff with the HMte. Aid. bweenev said that he did not want to throw anv lura on the committee in charge of the eon fere nee. The Council had passed aa ordinance delegating power to the Department ot Ti blic Works and the Building Committee lo go on and do as tbey pleased In re earn to putting In tbe foundaliona or the Court Honse.

That waa well enough, but tbey ought to be compelled to report back to the Council from time to time. No absolute power should be given. This was dangerous, as was shoa very plainly on lb opposite side of the river, where five or six men bad the whole control in their boards, so much so that citizens had no ssr one way or the other. He believed that all propositions for stone and all thing bearing on ibe construction or the court House should be decided In the Council. Tbe report of the special committee, together with the accompanying resolution, were then passed by a vote of 28 yeas to ft nays.

Those In the negative were Cullerton. Lodding. Oliver, Uatimffarten. Sweeney. 'ibe ordinance previously Introduced making assessments on bouin tlalsted lot owners who had not subscribed to tne private paving rands, was discussed at length, and with soma vehe mence.

At length It passed, with nine in ibe negatlv snd twenty four ayes, the former being MOAUiev. noeenoerr. iteroer. imw leigh. Tnompson (ThlrteenthJ, Waldo.

Linscn barlh. A prolonged discussion arose as to whether one Cbriatlan Creek should oe allowed to pave inter. sections on Bush street, between Chicago avenue and 1 edar street. At least a half hour's eloquence was Indulged in. Aid.

Korrter took a vigorous hand. "Is tha West Side to be lef: in the mud? I'm against this partiality altogether. Aid. White amended, and the amended reaoln tion prevailed, that the job should be let to the lowest Didder. The Council then adjourned.

IHi CTTT TTAT.Ta, Into the treasury department yesterday tne lair uouector paio ana; ine water collector. 12.203; ana tne comptroller, sr.cu.44. Seven cases of aoariet fever were reported at ibe Health ueaaxtmeat; no deaths wcra recorded Upon the elx per cent revenue bonds $1,975 caa ooen oorrowea ana e.uuu worta 01 popular loan bonds redeemed. In the license department receipt yester day amounted to 1.200. Since tue passage ot tue law relating to pool licenses oow nave been issued.

Ud to date 2,403 saloon Uoeasea hare been granted. The following report for the month of August baa been issued by the Department of Pubiio Buildings: Bnlldlngs Feet erected. front. Coat. Booth Division 40 774 STio.oOO Nortb SO 620 133.UOO west vi vision tv l.b7i 8 1400 ToUl 135 S.OdS $724,000 ine permits for additions, basements, alterations and Improvements, amounted to tso.oou.

Daring tbe months from as. 1, 1870. to August ot me same rear, the were 1.003 build. ing permits granted, representing a frontage ot elected at a eoat or 400.B0U, During tbe corresponding period of 1877. there have been l.ooi boiidings put tip.

the frontage; represented Bt.suv I eel. and at a cost ot B4.2t7.. 600, The receipt of the department during the past month were B.Y70. and the expenditure oo4. The amount ot builders' water tax.

certified by tbe department to the Water Collector during tne same period, was S0OJ.03. Tbere were 7 1 notices 01 violation 01 oullding ordinances served, and 87 of them eomitlie! with During the month 103 eompialnts ot violation were lodged witn tha Sunerintandent nf Bnil t. logs. The department has brought 18 suits tor violation of ordinance and fines to tha amount 01 999 nave oeen assessed, tneretor POSTAL AFFAIRS. The following postoffice changes occurred In Illinois durCnjr the wees ending" Sept.

1, 1877. and; were Xaxnlahed tor Tbs Xstxs Ocsav by Wra. Tan Fleck, of the Poecoffiee Department: nrauusHEh. il.tuilapPanaf Ium. Culler, Postmaster.

rosTMASTUts Arponrrxo. Brownstown. Fayette Oounty. Isaac Sluaser. Fuliersborgh.

Du Page County. A. Ford. Gilisburcrh. Jackson County, Wm.

P. McClnr. Le Bky, McLean County. John W. Brown.

Massac Creek. Massao County, Julius Oeb Aevada. Livingston CooBty. Benjamin B. Dow.

uuma. Baaaolph Coonty. Henry O'Hara. fyrijururton. White County.

John 0. Upton. WHERE THE IVY TWINETH. I Hyde Park Trniteea la CoancQ, Principally About Sewerage Hatters. Wheaton What notai Scrape from Other Suburban Towns.

Uyda Park. The Board of Trustees of the village of Hyde Park met last night. All present. Tee committee, to whom the matter of pur chasing a lot for tbe hose eompaay oa State street waa referred, reported against the purchase, of the lot, but recommended the purchase of a new ha carnage and 4oo feet ot new hose. The re poet was adopted.

Tbe President was Instructed to advertise for bids for the construction ot the Greenwood avenue sewer from jifty fourtn plaoe to Fifty first street. The was very numerously signed. among, other by James H. Bees. J.

Irving Pearc. Thomas Lymes. Henry Brooks. James Morgan. Van H.

Higgins. B. F. Ayer. Booert Car miehaeL, Alfred Cowlea.

oba Frsythe. The followinjr nail Lion waa oraaanted to the board: "The undersigned tax payers of tbe villas of Vila Park aak roar honorable body to repeal the ordinance providing for tne construction of the pumping works for drainage purposes adopted Feb. 27, 1877. for the following reasons: 1. Because the coal of tha works la only a small proportion of tbe money to be expended in accom plishing the desired object.

2. That to be of any benettt to tbe public dike must be constructed and drains through the land, and aa annual ap propriation must be made to carry oa the work after ita construction. 3. The ordinance duaa not nravida lor anv plan to carry out the purpose contemplated by said ordlnsnca. 4.

That tuara la no authority of law for your board 10 apply tbe public mono; ot tne Village to advance private interests. Tha above sopites 10 tbe ordinance passed pro viding for tbe construction of the bouLh Chicago Pumping Works. ueorge naite. vv. it.

yaappeiL John Borden. Chaa. Hitcbe ck. C. B.

Nelson. George Schneider. Trustee Wheeler offered a resolution asking tbe Village Clerk to report to tno board whether the limit of expenditure bad been reached. He explained 'hat he understood that such waa the a. and that the board could not expend any thing further from the public fund.

Tbe resolution waa allotted. Trustee liar nor offered a resolution asking that Eiicbtr aeoond street Oe raieed from the lihuoia Oeutral Kail road embankment to Cottage Cirove avenue. Adooted. provided the board furnish 100 and the reslden 20O for the purpose. ar.

jonn anis. an engineer, presenieu an ewn mate snowing that the cost of running tbe South Chicago Pumping Works would only bet2.ouoper year. Referred to tne (committee on ura'najre. The attorney waa to take the proper condemnation proceeding to open woodiawn avenue. AdiourtieoL The Young People's Society met at the Presby terian Chureh last evening.

The Beapera will meet with Miss Do won Cornell avenue to day. Whcailoau The Congregational Church Society held Ita annual meeting Saturday evening In the College chapel. About seventy of the members of the church were present, and the Be v. L. Taylor acted as moderator.

Tne principal business of the meeting was to provide for tbe deficit lo the pastor's salary for the ysar just ended, and the election of officers for the ensuing year. The amount of the deficit was pledged ia a few mo ments. Then tbs question as to the election ot elder to nil the vacancy occasioned by tbe resignation ot Professor A. Bianohard com ing up. Mr.

Hazard asked leave to present a pro tent, signed blir two members ot the society declaring that tbere waa po necessity nor sense in having and maintaining aucn an omoe In Ibe church. Leave wae granted to Ule the pro teC Mr. Bissell was eU cted to till the vacancy. aud la meoiaieiy resigned tne omce, ue reaina i lau to take effect precisely at 12 o'clock tha evening. This left matters concerning' the eiderenio In statu duo.

except tbal no new elec tion could be bad that evening. M. Hazard waa re elected aa Superintendent of the Sunday school bv a vote of 48 to 2 Profesaor H. A. Fischer objected to this been use Mr.

Haxard waa a member ot the citizen a Committee. which had made an attack uuon Preaident Blanch ard. and because Mr. Haxard bad otherwise actively opposed tbe present college mauace tueut. Mr.

Hazard also expressed himself as desirous of being relieved from ibe duties of the position, but the combined eftorts of himself 1 roles or teener in mat direction availed nothing, although aseoond vote was taxen upoa tbe Question. Deacons 8. W. Mo (T alt and Alrln Heaman were re elected, and Mesars. George Maze, Arthur Blunt, and E.

D. Guild were elected aa iruatee. 11. v. Keiloicg waa made Assistant (Superintendent.

Professor ischer presented eoal bill which he claimed had not been naid by the society, bouie objection was made to its pav ment. and a resolution was passed that hereafter Ibe cnurca luel and eoliegn eombuetiblee snould be kept in aecarate apartments. The meeting did not a ljourn until a late hour, and passed off very satisfactorily, except that a boy named Louis Blanchard. who once be longed to a literary society, made himself conspicuously obnox ious to ail others present br makintr the most absurd remark, which be called points 01 order. Mr.

John Bohmers tlli was tapped baturday lorning to the tune of B15o. A ciuxen has been arrested on suspicion. j. neaton. Jr.

1 sun lying seriously ui at his residence. The Methodist Sociable will meet next Wednes day evening at the reaidenoe of H. K. Gary. Everybody is invited aad there are Ice cream.

cake, music. Ac. on the programme. E. H.

Gary returned baturday from Colorado. Donari The drag store of Mr. W. C. Powell was tried by burglars last Saturday night.

They were frightened away by the return of Mr. Wilson berore anything was taken. Another attempt was made to eater the hardware store of J. W. Sogers oa Sunday evening, but the attempt waa toiled by the approach ol Officer Cola.

A trotting race between the borses 01 w. Christy, ot Wheaton. and D. K. Foote, of the urove.

came on on baturaar afternoon, inree beats were made, the first and last resulting ia favor of tne borne horse. The race waa wit nessed by a large crowd. Mr. Henrr Bush and family are vtaltlna trieuds at Bentoa Harbor. Mien.

Mr. O. utbba baa a now scheme. He has gone to Texaa to in vest irate the lands of the State, preparatory to taking a colony there from (northern Illinois aad unemployed laborer of Chicago. Miss Hattie Frisbie presides at the organ of tn Congregational Churcn'during the abaanoeof the regular organist, miss aaiiu Stanley.

'1 ha regular monthly meeting of tha Tillaira Board takes place thia evening. Mr. A. Atchison, a former principal of the public school, baa been viaitlng friend In the village. Tba voung aeoole'a meeting will ha bald Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr.

B. Ban ds) 1. 1 The first meeting of the Adelphl Uterary A asocial ion for the fall and win er of 77 and 78 will be held at Stanley's Hall Friday evening. Korwaod iParB. Mr.

Field, who was taken suddenly sick at Pe er! a. has so tar recovered as to be able to return home. Mr. L. dCollina, Jr.

aad family will go Eaat oa a visit Thursday, xney win be gone soms weeks. Mr. Eberhart has returned from a visit to his brother, who is III In Iowa. Tbe Bev. Dr.

Thomas and wife, ot Aurora, have bean visiting friends in the village. The Doctor has returned to Aurora, hot Mrs. Thomas re mains, it mar oe possible tnat in ioctor mar be located nearer Chicago next year than for some time past. Blast Island. Mr.

1L Fames. Superintendent of the Vth odlst Sunday school, will entertain the scholars next Saturday afternoon upon his lawn. All the known appliance for making children happy will wltl be brought Into recuisitlon. Befreshments of rarions descriptions, with music aad games. will torm a part or the entertainment.

Mrs. Beta, one of tha olit settlers, was reported very ill yesterdsy, and she wss not expected to survive the night. Mr. ddy ames returned from a trip x.ast oni Saturday. Ha has made the usual rounds o.

summer pleasure seeker, and loo ks well after it Hlxhland Park. The otffleulty la. regard to the teaching of the publie 'school bids fair to make things rather Ivelr here. Tbere was a meeting ot the eltlxens lat the nubile school building this evening, aad a arge umber were present who almost unani mously favored Mr. aad Mrs.

Moray, who apparent! had been engaged to teach tbe aaveva. ouiileo ysa appointed to wait oa the AC boot director. wbo were then In session, and ask their presence, but they did not respond In a body. Mr. Middieton.

tbe President, responded and was asked many questions by the audleno. some of which be did not satisfactorily answer. He. however, stated that Misa Lindslev had been engaged to the school and the contract signed, by tbe same. This action of the board is considered inopportune, aa public sentiment Is In favor of the Morey.

and the matter will probably involve the village In a lawsuit. Poreat. The congregation ot the church met on Sunday evening, and decided to extend a formal call to the Bev. Wm. B.

Brown, of Lexington. Ky. It Is confidently expected that he will accept. V. Sare.JL 14 la Imnrnvin? in haalth.

The ladle of the church held afair and festival at tbe residence of Mr. H. A) or and on baturday whiAh waa a srraat inMa. Mr. W.

T. Elsmg left tor Amherst, and Z.S. Learaed for Cornell, yesterday. RAILROADS. AST Alt OB OH OBAIH ABTJ TTOUB.

The meeting on Eastern freight rates took place at 10 a. m. yesterday la the general freight offices ot the Lake Shore aad Michigan Southern Boad. Bates were advanced, as predicted. As sistant General Superintendent Gray was Chair man, as well as host, aad the other trunk line were represented by Messrs.

Howe, ot the Grand Trunk of Caaada: Charles Baadalt, of the Fort Wayne; 0. Wicker, of the Baltimore and Ohio J. A. Giier. of the Michigan CentxaL The Pan handle waa also represented.

Division Freight Agent D. T. McCabe, of the Pittsburg. Cincinnati and St. Louis, being present.

The changes went agreed to without difficulty, the Instructions from headquarters showing that all around there was a disposition to advance. Special class rate were all abolished, and tbe different articles under this bead were merged witn fourth elaaa. Translated, thia meant the advance of ft cents on grain and flour, which con stiiuted tha "aoerial elaaa" ot Tbe regular rates ou fourth class. Including boxed meat, pork product, etc. aa well aa all kinds of a rain.

ia XO aenta ur loo pounds. On dour tbe raie. always double that of grain. Is 7o cents per parrel. A dispatch was Immediately sent to 8U Louis.

per request from freight men there, announcing the advance, and It Is known tbe bt. Louis roaJs to the Euat will at once make tbe same advenes. frww rale Irom Chicago taJte enect morning. ntk.L XABAOZB XtCDYABD OX TUB SAB BATH. The following circular was received In this city yesterdsy.

it win oe gooo. reauing to ine mou sands of employes ot the Michigan Central Com pany aUcmrSAS Oanrraal. Baixwav Coir AST, Uaiaaaip aUaaau't Or ru LiKcmon, sept. 1. 1877.

Tn His Imasa nf ill nsi 1 saaail. I and emit vour attention to the necessity of decreasing to amount ot work on bunday which our employes are called unon do. Much of this work can be dispensed with. Our employes should, as far aa possible, be enabled to rest oa Sunday. Ijach bead of departmeut will be expected to so reguiata the work of bis de partment that no work should be done on that day except such as is absolutely necessary.

uDriniendents aud train master will. as soon as practicable, arrange tue runs of their men so taat tbev can be aome on bunday. D. ioiaio, General Manager. XIV M1XKESOTA ItOADS.

The St. Paul Pionerr point out the great acriv it ia railroad building in Minnesota, and pre dicts that within a year seventeen new roads will be Buisbed or begun in Ibat Mate. It gives tbe following list ol lines now building and eon irai.mil i.i ka eomoieted within a rear: Tne brain. rd Branch of tbe St. Paul and Pacific: tbe Glyn lon Cut on: tie Minneapolis and et.

I i. the Midland, from abaaha to aribault: the Martin County Baiiroad: from Fairmont to Blue Earth City: from Caledonia to Connect with tha nutiuuui. and Minnesota Boad: the Burling ton. Cedar Kapids aud Northern; the lajiifa Falls Fourteen other railroads have been projected, which are ri.ber regarded aa necessary lo the workinua of other completed lines or are exten iniii of other ruada. Tksaa roads, making a to la! of taentr tbree In progress and projected.

are: Tbe Bt. Vincent crane tne line irom rum a to WinniiMur: from Meiroae to Glyndon: Lu verne and bioux City Falls: Northern Minnsta or Fer.us Falls Boad: Bt. Paul and Minneapolis Air Liue: Dea Moinea and Minnesota: Su James and Winnebago Citv; Hastings and Dakota; Min neaixiiia ana Hntchlnson: Northern Pacide Ex tension: Northern Wisconsin; Hudson andxUver Fails; Chippewa Falls and I icdford. BTOBlNa TUB HAMPERS. The Chicago members of the General Ticket and Passenger Agents' Association, will leave tne city day afier to morrow in a special ear for Ibe semi annual jubilee at boston.

Ueneral Ticket A ire a i bam Powell, of the Burlington and will marshal the oar T. and it is said Is laying up a stock of supplies that insures tbe enjoyment of tbe travelers, and their complete exemption from the ravage of hunger and ttairst. especially tntrsu Ol oourew us passenger auen wid not leave at home their ancient and. beside the Inveterate jokers, there will be nl.nr mura of those same tribe in tha card decks. A number of ladies will be along, also.

thus completing tbe pleasant prospect. Tue pro Ssed route take in cake cnamniain. cake eorge. Saratoga, and the Hoosac Tunnel. The Hrunawlck Hotel.

Boston, will be the meeting place, or rather tbe base of operations lor the numerous excursions by land and water which make the fluing sequel ol tneae jaunts. ITKMB. The California Team, oa their way to Creed moor will au nva ia this eilv to raorrow. via the fnii uni. Burlington and Uuincy Boad.

The cap tain is General John MoComb. managing editor of tbe 4Ua Ciorat. President P. W. Huidekooer.of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Boad.issued circulars yesterdayto ail railroad headquarters announcing the change in style ot the road late the Dan Hie.

Hereafter all matters pertaining to tne general ucxet ae Dsrtment. which has been separated from the passenger department, should be addressed to A. S. Dunham. Secretary and Auditor.

There is a letter tn circulation about 'town, esoeeiallr in all railroad offices, in regard to a pertain grand excursion, it Is said to have been dictated by a literary gentleman connected with a fast freight line. lis fast enough, anyway. A certain ship chandler, some say. had the revising of It. It'a been copyrighted, hence our Inability to give soms choice extracts.

A J. BteOormlck has been appointed Assistant Genera, Freight Agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee and Ht Paul Bailway for ail divisions west of the Mississippi Biver. wight W. Keye has been appointed Assistant General Freight Agent ot the Chicago. Milwaukee and St.

Paul Kail way for all divisions east of the jaiaaisslppi Biver. DSCXXU BXJf KJvXl? Utmtbtb. Tenn. Sept. 3.

Judge Trigg, of the Pj i rict Court, bas rendered decrees in favor of William Butler Duncan et aL. trustees, against tha Mobile and Ohio Baiiroad. setting forth that the Tennessee substitution bonds constitute a prior lien on tbe road in tbe limits ot Tennessee, and ordering the sale of that portion to liquidate them. NARSHALLTOWN, IOWA. DstauusHe Csmsuos anal slaeea Marshall.

ton Uolac Ahead atlroad Bullae aa Imp rev tag. Etc. Blew a errssjyeadsae ef raise OcseaJ a a a t.i.Town. Iowa. Sept, 1877.

The Demoerata came and have been gone two days. The city has beea renovated aad Is fragrant again. Mr. Irish, the candidate for Governor, Is a good Democratic nine pin. delighting to be set up and knocked down.

Mr. Board man. of this place, has a good judicial mind, and may eome within 40.000 votes of being elected. So of the rest of the ticket. Charles r.

neal. Chairman or tne independent Grwenbac era. haa called a convention to meet here next Saturday. Sept. 8.

Tne anti secret so ciety folk have a ticket, so there will be four county tickets sure, and perhaps tbe temperance people may get up a fifth ticket. At aty rate, tnere will be no lack la this line. Even tour will do. The Time I about to nave a new office an elaarant brick block, two atones high, and 1 20 faet deep. Tbe new press, from Providence.

B. L. is a beauty and a novelty in this State. With the exception of three years, wbea Charlea A id rich conducted this paper, it haa bees In the hands of N. chsoln.

now Poet master, for twenty yeara. It Is a power la this county. Mr. heal, the city editor. 1 an old typo oa Thb Ihtkb Oca ah.

Ketcham Johnston ai a putting up an agricultural block adjoining the Timnm office. 40x140 feet, and two stories high. udge Karl and A. M. Loree are putting up twin blocks opposite the Board man House, called the Union and Central very Una.

Tbe Uts Block, on Jat Main street. for stores oa first floor and medicial inflrmary above, is also a good piece of work. The Iowa Verb Fence Factory, witn thirty or forty men. will start on the 3d. btevenson A Co.

'a new saw mfll and foundry la also an Important addition to tbe city.l Tha foundry of F. Frederic A Co aad other old manufactories, are running as usual. Benedict a so an factory, burnt not long aaro. Is rebuilt, and ia operation, turning out a floe article. The Democrat in attendance at tbe State Convention ooght to bare taken some of It home witn mem, out oo not enow its value.

bince tne sale or tne central Baiirosn or Iowa aa been ratified, business naa nicked un the machine shot are flilina uo. aad idle man have found work. M.irsbaiitowa naa ronr nrat ciass brass bands. and wa have musia at the Boardman alnnat nightly, and very good at that. his city naa a good system or water and gas works, aad is about to improve the drainage ava.

tern. elano T. smith bad a sale of Una hsri.hsma aad Berkshire pigs here three daya ago, all thoroughbreds, and sold at a taic prloe only. His stock Is execiiuoW Oa 0 HAD WAY'S R. R.

ft. RADWAFS READY RELIEF CVUKS THE WORT PAXXS In from One to Twenty, WOT ONE HOUR After reading this advertisemept need anyoa a7vj a rAu ran. Badwaj's Beady Seller is a Care for every pals. It was the first and Is TTlO Olllv. I'll I ii Ilpmsdv that Instantly stops the moat excruciating pains, allays IndammaUona.

and cures Congestions. Whether of the Lungs. Stomach. Rnwala ar nihap glands or organs, by one application. IJf lltO.I ONE TO TWENTY MIXCTES.

Wo matter how violent or excruciating the oaln. the BHEUMATIC. Bedridden. InUrm. Cripoted.

Nervous. Neuralgic, or prostrated with disease mar suffer, RADWJY'S READY RELIEF W1LX ArTORD IXBTABT JtASEl the Kldaeys. lnHMiu.ilM tn Jt tloa Ule Isuwaus, Bore rnroat, Dlffieoit Breatbinc. raiuludrasf tlMBcsr. nystenea, tjroap, LtlpbtlaerUa, tn.vol barra, laa.aa.

Cold Clxllls. Agoa ChHlsf CUilblalns. aad Frost Blbss, The application of the Ready Relief to tbe part or pans wnere tne paia or difficulty exists will afford ease and eoinforr. Thirty to sixty drops in halt a tumbler of water Will In few moments cure Cramps, Bps am Soar rjtomaela. Ueartlurn, Biek Heawtaelsa, Liar rhesv, Uysentery.

Colic. Wlml la tba Uwwela, aad all Internal Paina. Travelers sborjld always carry a bottle of Railway's Ready Re liar with them. A few drops water will prevent sickness or pain from changi of water, it is better than French brandy or bitters a a stimulant. FEVER AND Trt7T17TJ A A T.TTT A4f i a.i au i oij iwr Ultj cenit.

1QBT1 nu iwiuouibm mtzvn in viiTf writj iau will CUrl Fever And atici all other AIjaUHouft. bilious Hearlet. TruhoiU. Ywlloir, and other Fever (nitil iitynfli at aV Aj u.7f au susSJaV mm rv AJJ A I 11 BEAD if BELIEF. Fifty cents per botHa.

HEALTH! Strong and Para, Rich Bfa aad Weight Clear Bala aaat plectloa Ceumed ta AH. DR. RAD WAY'S SMI RESOLTEiW as rapid are lavs taasria Ik balx navalc ausder (Jsa laSassei mt taia trwJjr aeslleiaa Uaat Everv Day an Increase In Flesh and weight la aeen and felt. TIIE CKE.IT KLrOO PUKIFIR Kerr a drxm of tha SARSAPARff.T.; A HPnuf TENT cx mmunlcates Ibrvugh tbe Blood, Sweat. Li ine.

and other tlnirla mni iniea ri tha av.tam THE VIOOU OF LIFE. FOK IP BBPAlB TilE "ASlM or THIS JJU1J1 Wll'zt 2E AND SOUND MATXBIAL. bCBOFL'Lt. blfPHlLlS CONSUMPTION. tiLANDni AR DI.4EASR.

IJf CEU8 IN. THE TUKOAT. MOUTH. TOMOKd. NOUEo LNTHEGLANUS AN1 OfHEU PAKTS OF THE blbi'EM.

bOXiK Ex E3. hTBU JiOiiOO'S DIsCHaBGEjI FBOM THE EaKS. ASi THE WOBSr FuB.VS OF SjvIN DiSESE8. RRITP TIO.SS. FEVEii iSOHES.

bCALU HEAD. Ki.VG WOKM. bALT BHEL Jf. Etti SIPKL.AM PL BLAChZ bPOI'S. WOttJiS IN TnE FLESH.

TU NC Kb. CANCEitn IN THE WOMB. AND ALL WEAKENING AND PAINFUL DISCri ARfiF.H. NIGNT 84 WE AT LOSS OF bPEKtf. ANO ALL WASTES OF THE LIFE PRINCIPLE.

All 13 WITHIN TUE CUBATIVE RANGE OF THI8 WONDER OF MODERN CHKWfSI'RY. AVT1 A FEW DATS' USE WILL PROVE TO AN PERSON CblXO IT FOB EITHER OF THESE FOR OF DISEASE ITS POTENT POWEB TO CURE ItlLa. ir the patient, daily becoming redoeed by tne waste and decomposition that are continually progressing, succeeds in arreting thava wastes, and repairs the same with new material mails from beaitny oiooa and thia ine bAlibAr AKiL LIAN will and does secure a cure is certain, for when once this remedy commences ita work of purincarkin. and succeed in diminishing 'he loss of wastes, its repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient will feel himself growing better and stronger, the blood digesting batter, aooeiita Im proving, and flesh and weight increasing. Not only does tbe Sabsapablixiax Ezsoivxirr exeel ail remedial agents in the cure of Chronic.

Scrofulous. Constitutional, and Skta diseases. But it is the only positive cure for xTJdney and Bidder Complaints, Crfnary and Womb Diseases, Gravel. Diabetes, Dropsy, btoppaze of Water. IncoutinatiM vl Urine.

Bright' Disease. Albuminuria, aad la all eases where there are brickdust deposits, or the water ia thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the white of an egg. or tlirenda like white silk, or there is a morbid, dark, bilions appearance, and white oone dust deposits, aod wbea tbere is a pricking, burning sensation when passing wafer, and Pain in the Small of the Back aad along the Loins, Tumor of 12 fears' Growth Cored bj BadV way's Besolvent. Dm. Badwat I have had Ovarian Tumor In tha ovaries and bowels.

All tbe doctors said there waa no help for it. I tried everything that was recommended: but nothing helnad ma. I aaer Sour Besolvent. and thougot I would try but ad no faith In it. because I had suffered for twelve years.

I took six bottles of tbe Besolvent and one box ot Badway's Pills, and two bottle ot your Beady Belief: and there Is not a sign ot tumor to be seen or felt, and I feel better, smarter, and happier than 1 have for twelve years. Tbe worst tumor was in the left side of the bowels, over the groin. I write this to von for the beneflf et others. X'ou can publish it if you choose. HANNAH P.

JkNAPF. PRICK, SI fKK BOITLB, AN IMPORTANT LETTER. Axb ABBOB. Mich, April SO, 1875. Db.

Badwat Kind Sir: I have been taking von Besolvent Regulating Pdls. an also using tbe Beady Belief for one year for ovarian tumors on the abdomen, which the most eminenf physi cians of our Medical College pronounced Incura ble. They were like knots on a tree. When I was Bitting in a chair they hung almost lo tbe floor, and my weight waa 275 pounds when i commenced with your remedies, and bow it Is 8lO pounds, but they are not all gone yet. I have taken twenty four bottles ot Besolvent.

nine ot Belief, and twenty four boxes of Pills. I get the medicines from O. Grenvtli. Pleae send me vour book. jYalsj and True.

MBS. E.BAPF, A not her Letter Mi KrapC. August 18. 1875. Da.

RiDVIT Kind Sir: I take the liberty to ad dress you again. My health la greatly improved by tbe use of your medicines. Three of the ta mors are entirely gone, and tne fourth Is nearly so. Dropsy gone, health still improving, and weight decreasing very fast. I have had a great many calls tnis summer to Inquire of the wonoeriui cure your meuicin nas aons ir me, one from Ohio, one from Canada, three from Jackson, and cu te a number from this place.

lour witn resoect, mbs. jajiapt. Wa 'are well acaualnted with Mrs. Kraut She Is an estimable lady, and very benevolent. She ha been the means of selling many bottle ot the Besolvent by ibe druggists ot Ann Arbor to persons afflicted wiih internal tumors.

We hava heard of some wonderful cures effected by ft. lours respectfully. EB afc COL Ann Arbor. 18. 175 DB.

BADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS. Perfectly tasteless, eligantly coated with sweet cum. purge. regulate, purify, cleanse, aud streogtuen. Bad way a fills, tor ibe euro of ail disorders ot the Stomach.

Liver. Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous AJiseaee.

Headache, Constipation. CosUveness, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, biliousness. Fever. Inflammation nf tha Be wels.

Piles, and all derangement of the Inter nai Viscera. Warran ed to effect a positive cure. Purely vegetable, containing no mercury, min eral or deleterious drug. arobserve the following symptom) resulting from Disorders of the Digestive Organs: Constipation. Inward Piles.

Fulloesa of the Blood in the Head. Acidity of the Stomach. Nau sea. Heartburn. Disgust ot rood, ruiiness or Weight In the Stomach.

Hour eructations, oios inca or Flutterinirs in the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the Head. Hurried and Ditlieult Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart. Choking or Suffocaiing Sensations when in a lying oosttire Dots or Webs before tha Sight.

Fever and Dull Pain In the Hesd. Deficiency of Perspiration. nrih.tkln ami Eves.Pain in the Sitia Cheat, Limbs, aud sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn ing in the J) lesh. a Ttiirlwav PIUS will free the svs. tern from all of the above named disorders.

Prioe 23 cents per box Sold by Druggists. READ FALSE AKD TRUE." Rand a letter stamp to BAD WAY A CO Sa. S3 Warren treet. New Fork. Amor aeuoa woru isiohmbos itui pe toxu..