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TRADES, ASSEMBLY.

The regular meeting Of the Trades As
sembly was held In their new rooms, No.
70, 1855 South Clark street, on Tuesda
evening, June q, 1866, the President, A. G.
Cameron, In the chair.
Before proceeding with the business of
the evening, Messrs. Troup, of Boston,
Bockrath, of 81. Louis, and Moore, Of De-
troit, who, on invitation were present, adj
dressed the Assembly at length, giving, on
the whole, favOroble report Of the pro-
gress Of the labor movement in their several
localities.
On motion, q vote Of thanks was rendered
the gentlemen for their attendance and ad-
dresses.
The committee appointed to procure a
hall to hold q mass meeting for the purpose
of establishing o Mechanics' Institute, re-
ported favorably.
On motion, it was decided to call pub
ic meeting next Tuesday evening, at St.
Georges Hall, and extend an invitation to
all who felt interested in the movement to
be present.
The committee on Trades Conference
asked for further time, which was granted.
On motion, the Assembly proceed to elect
officers for the ensuing year, with the fol-
lowing result I:
Presidenf-A. c. CAMERON.
Wee Eresidsnf-WN. PARKER.
TredSuTer-W. MYERs.
Ein0n. Seerefdry-Jos. MuRPHY.
Rec -SecretdTy-J. GAFrgELL.
Cor. &cretaTy-FRASK LAwLER.
WGrlsn--MR. WALKER.
After which, the obligation was admins
tered to each of the officers elect.
The President stated, that as the Douglas
celebration had been postponed, the engage
ment was no longer binding, and ad-
vised the Assembly TO take the necessary
steps to have . pic mic es~ursion on that
day.
On motion, the following committee
were appointed to select location'for hold
ing pic mic, and makeing the necessary
arrangements Messrs. Gibson, Schofeld
Murphy, Bonn, Walker, Parker, JOS. Muir
ply, Lawler, Jones, Eeles and Cameron.
On motion, the Assembly adjourn.
J. MURPHY, Rec Sec'y.
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WoRKNGglS's INSURANCE CoMPANy.-We
call attention of the Farmers and Working
men more especially to the card Of the
Wheaton Mutual Security Insurance Com
pany, for the reason that this Company ha:
reen organized md is designed TO furnish
insurance for the benefit of workingmen, to
be owned ana controlled BIZ them-and to
DE pat into active cooperation with the
labor movement. The capital stock Of this
company will be all taken up by working
men TO the full extent authorized by its
charter. Ii has a live board Of directors
and Their intention is to make this Company
what it, name indicates, Mutual Security
Insurance Company for workingmen and We
have 10 doubt it viii be done
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The indianapolis Herald gives the follow
ing account of an interview of an Indiana
official with RotbschiId 10 bis Bank in Lon
don:
Enter an American Official. Rothschild
sitting at a table writing. He is an aged
German Jew, with wrinkled, yellow, and
withered face, speaking broken English
Rotschild-Sit down, sir. You's from
Indiana, b'leves.
American oficial-Yes, sir.
Rothschild-ls your State good; will she
pay9
American ofhcial-Yes, sir.
Rothschild- + lse glad to hear that !;
Ise got bout 100000 bonds on her. Ise q
man of business. Turns to his writing.)
American official tsrries a little, and then
rises to leave.
hothschild-Sit down, sir. You's from
Indiana, b'leves you hold Office there?
American Ofhcial-Yes, sir.
Rothschild-Is your State good; will it
pay?
American oficial-Yes, sir.
Rothschild-lse glad 10 hear that. Ise
got bout 100000 bonds on her. Ise got
bout $S00,O00 bonds ON her. Ise man o.
bisness. Turns to writing. American
about to leave.)
Rotschild-Sit down, sir. You's from
Indiana, l b'leves. Had some trouble in
your country, b'leve?
American official Yes, sir.
Rothschild-Is it all settled up now, SO as
you think your States good
American of6cial-Yes sir.
Rothsehild-Ise glad to hear that. Ise got
bout 100000 bonds on her. Ise a man OF
bisness. Turns to writing. American
leaves.)
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Go TO THE BEsr-Bryant & STATIONS
Chicago Business University, Is acknow-
lodged to be the best training school for
young men in the country. Bookkeeping,
Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Com
meIcial Law, Correspondence and Telegraph.
ing, are taught thoroughly. For Papers.
Circulars, &c, address Bryant & Stratton,
Chicago, H.
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Trades ASSEMBLY Pic NIc.-By reference
to the proceedings Of this body, it will be
seen that as the Douglas monument celebra-
ton has been postponed I'LL the adjourn
ment Of Congress, It has resolved to cele-
brate our national anniversary BY grand
pie ME excursion. The locality has not
yet been decided on, but as the committee
are Nv engaged in selecting one, we expec
next week to announce that all the neces-
sary arrangements have beea perfected. As
no similar steps have been taken by any
other association, we hope every one will
work with will to make it what it can and
ought TO be-a grand success. Remember
in making youf appointments for that day,
that The Pic Me Of the season will be given
By he Assembly.
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MECHANICS Mass MEETINs A mass NEE =
ing Of the mechanics and workingmen Of
Chicago will be he'd at ST. Georges Hall,
226 Clark street, next Tuesday evening, for
he purpose Of organizing Mechanics In
stitute. 1t is hoped that every one who can
expected, if the proper steps are taken, that
tie charter snd library Of the old Institute
may be obtained. Workingmen, devote one
night to your own interests, and help remove
the stain from your city that there is row no
place Of public resort, where a mech. oic may
spend his leisure hours, to improve his men
tai or moral condition.
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A Moulders' Union is talked Of .. Spring
field, Mass There are now in that city
Unions Of Machinists and Blacksmiths,
Carpenters and Joiners, Brieklayers and
Masons, and Painters, partially organized.
A COOPERATIVE Store Association has
been formed al West Manchester, Pa.
A Cooperative Store, at Springfield,
Mass, opened on May 25th, with fair pros
poets. Open, as yet, only during the
fvening. '-'A
TnE Spinnsrs Of Aanayunk, Pa, are
organizing Upions ,s.
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DR JoES WMGaAvE, III. d., cures all
errable diseases without medicine. Natures
appliances used. Hot air, steam
and electro magnetic baths with magnetism
and medical manipulation. The DOCTOR has
had 80 years practice, and merits con-
idence. Consumption, catarrh, asthma,
neuralgia, contracted joints, impotence, all
diseases of the blood and skin, and such rs
are peculiar to females, especially attended
to. Office l42 South Clark street, Chicago.
Advice by letter 80, consultation free.
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The Eight Hour League is very rapidly
augmenting its numbers, and combining its
strength, for direct issue on the Ito them
all important question of Eight Hours Labor
as q days work. Nov, we are in favor Of
the movement, because we believe it is right.
We IRE IN favor Of everything that will ele-
vate and improve the condition Of the
lAboring classes, either mentally or physic-
ali {. They necessarily loose much time BY
reason OF rheumatism, lame back, neuralgia,
sore eyes, etc., caused by close application
and exposure. We advise all such to use
MorrelPs Rlectso Magnetic Fluid, which viii
give you certain relief All drug stores keep
1t. Smith L Dryer, wholesa's agents.
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HANDsohT DoNATIoH At the last meet
ing Of the Shipcarpenters' and Caulkers'
Union, the sum of $500 was voted TO sus.
tain their New York brethren now on .
strike for the Eight Hour System.
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THASKs.--We return our thanks to our
Amboy agent for the interest taken to in
crease the circulation Of the ADVOCATE
Also to our Galesburg friends, - and assure
them their efforts are sincerely appreciated,
As are all such efforts
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lHANKs.-We know we only speak the
sentiments Of 'very member of the Chicago
Typographical Union. when we state that
Wilbur + Story has placed that body under
lasting obligations in refusing to publish the
proceedings Of the National body, now IN
session in this city. Fears were entertained
that he ould have the shameless affrontery
to do SO but for once he was shamed into
decency, and recalled his reporter from the
sessions. Rumor has it however that the
yats employed in bis establishment threat
ened to strike, il he insisted in Publishing
the records Of their shane, which threat
placed him in rather Illuminating position
Just think of it, rat debating to the
publisher Of the Chicago Times! How are
the mighty fallen
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Odds and Ends.

An arrival Of swallows took place al
Woodlands, in the New Forest, on the 10Th
instant.
The new Palace Of Justice" to be erect.
Ell in London, in to contain eleven hundred
rooms.
4 ses-wall is aoout to be erected at St
Helena. at q cost Of 10000.
Mr. CARLYLE Justly defines a great library
without catalogue to be-" the most hor-
rid conceivable object"
GeE. CANBY has been relieved from com
mand at New Orleans, and Gen. Baird as.
signed to the department
About 5000 Austrian volunteers, most oil
them married men, are soon to leave fol
Mexico.
SoME people are never abreast Of the age
They dive into the stream of the past anC
don't come up again; their heads stick in
the mud at the bottom.
The meanest reason fcs getting married
that We ever heard was from a man who
said he wanted some one 70 part his back
hair for him.
IT is proposed in Congress to erect new
house for the President, and turn the prssen
White House into public building for tbs
use Of the State Department.
THE master house painters of Edinburgh
have unanimously agreed to advance til,
rate Of the workmen's wages to 54d. pei
hour, being an increase Of l2A per cent
upon the present rates. .
TIE Danish Government, it is said, hav
made an application to the Rev. DIR. Begg
through their Ambassador in London, an6
Their Consul at Leith, for detailed informs
ton in regard to the Cooperative Building
Society in Edinburgh for the use of the
workiBgmen Mt Copenhagen.
THE WAaRs MOVEMENT IN CRIEFF-A
plumber of the joiners in Grief, Scotland
were on strike on Monday last. The disputs
has been arranged, and the men are again a
work. The journeymen bakers are agita;ins
for the reduction Of an hours work per day
and the SINNERS are also demanding rise
TIE FIRST NEWSPAPERS IN AxERIcA.-Tht
first newspaper in America-the Boston
Nssos Letter-appeared Acril "a, 17o4.- Il
was printed with large type on very small
sheet, and the drst number contained I
speech Of Queen Anne to the British Parlia
msnt, some local items and one advertise
ment. The Naos Letter had no rival in
America until 1871.
y" DRcAY OF THE ENGLISH RAcE. DIR
Morgan, Q physician Of Manchester, Eng
land, has published a pamphlet with tn
above title, which is exciting attention. The
causes which he finds to be alarmingiy de-
teriorating the race may all be traced chiefly
to oyerwork in the manufactures.
vEroEs.-The following is the list Of We
toes since the formation Of the Government
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CITY MATTERS.

REMEMRER DUpLEY's Fashionable and res
liable ReadyMade Clothing and Furnishing House, fer
Men, Youth and BOyA Hen save you macy a dollar.
Under Col. Woods Museum, Chicago, IN.
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A LUDIcROUs IyoIDENr.-Last Tuesday
afternoon a somewhat amusing incident
occurred directly opposite our Office, which
is almos; TOO good to be lost. Owing TO the
rains Of the preceding days, the work on
q building in process of erection had to be
suspended. Taking advantage of this, and
also of the fact that pool Of water
filled part Of the foundation excavation, a
squad Of ventu.esOme school boys proceeded
deliberately to undress and indulge in a
bath, much to the amusement Of the passers
bv Thinking the JOKE had been carried far
enough, n gentleman started in pursuit,
xvhan the alarm vas Immediately raised, and
the whole party, some Of them only IN
uatures's clothing, scampered heller SHELTER,
with thsir clothes under their arms, fire.
ouently turning round to see what progress
was maheJbv their pursuer. After satisfy
ing tEsmselves that a halt qou,S " safely
sounded, they proceeded a$s .y i 70
robe, when they resumed their journey
books in hand, with an air Of supreme self
satisfaction.
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Go TO BANGS, so Monroe street, for the
best FvHsAcEs, Ranges. Crusader and vesper Cook
stove Hre-sde PsrlOr and Laundry Stoves, Farmers
Boilers. Best tinwAre In the city Tin work done up
promptly and well,
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Mn. FRANK LAWYER, No. ISL Farquhar
street, is the only authorized agent for the
ADVOCATE.
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nR. FRANKLIN BROOKS, Ofice M. l5l

II
H. Dearborn street, between Madison and Monr,--.
Chicago, Illinois g. .. Boz 2,461 SPECIAL attention
given 10 all PRIvATE DISEASES incident % both
Also Cancers Cancerous Affections lumOrs, Ulcers,
Old sores Sore Eyes etc, etc. Ladies requiring med
cal aid advce In ali attendant upon Menstrual
Distractions Pregnancy Prolapsus Utcri- amy disease
OF complaint incident thu genrrsve organs, may ry
upon being easily and speedily relieved. Dr b. via
his honor gentleman and physician sss TO thoe who
an cted with 81 pla matter how badly Affected
or how loug standing the case may beeven th-y
covered with ulcers the Of the head to the sole
Of the foa-that he will them sound and veil, villa
ont giving the persen dose q medicine. All Chronic
and df,cult cases such existed for years,
completely aad permanently cured in . short time
The remedy that he removes AL manner ~ han s
from the system aud the person will Be healthier than
ever they before they affected with the N,ne
real Disease and what Is more miraculous, m person
cured by him with his remedy never taks the
venerea Disease again long they live, et them n
ever ~ often or badly expoed.
Dr. b. il e-emi8ently Successful In the treatment r
the shove difcu and perplexing Of all diseases be
has given particular attention ~ thea for many year
and 20 thoroughly has he become acquainted With then
pathology and treatment, that he wi warrant rEsFEcr
1ure under Q for fixture II required.
Private Consulting Roo r ladies and gentlemen al
dance during ONCE hours.
The afflicted may call IN person, OF address him In
perfect confidence
once hours from to II A. A., % Y. a., ga 10
Evening.
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DR. E. G. WEBSTER,
NO. 1877 South Clark street, Chicago.

Mind the number il 4 lg7 not I6t. There " pr.
w. al l64 South Clark street
Treats all dfscult delicate and private diseases To
N one OF the oldest practitioners ~ chicago and wen
known for his tborodEh and sueessskhsigfasmsnt y
standing He IS sfii In the field, ready ard vi,
iRg administer the Inflicted, his usual fsir aud
moderate charges. IL You require MEDICAL aid, give
him a call little chat will cnsi you nothing and per
haps will save large amount Of physical and mental
suffering All communications by letter, tencllsng
stamp and consultation otce strictly confidential
Rooms yprivafel open from a. IN. 90 D..
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STOCKHOLDERS flgETRG. - The regular
quarterly meeting 0. this Association will
be held on Monday ever,ag next, at the
office o. the WoRKISlNAN's Advocate, 1856
CLARK street. The directors have been IN
aOle to obtain public hall for that occa-
sion I'd have therefore been compelled to
do Ii est they could under the eircum-
stances.
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nR. BURROUGHS, 2I3 Wells street,
IL n Monroe Chicago IN devotes his atien
tin exclusively y TIE treatment ~ secret Diseases
Syphih- all its varied FORMS Uonerrhea elect riC
ture Seminal Weakness Pants ~ joints Affections rf
The Kidneys disease X The Head, Throat, Nrss ana
Ski.l- and ali those affection arising from secret
habit 81 youth which produce constit utional debility.
render iase impossible and IN Ire emf destroy bth
body aud mind.
f0USs Man TAKE PARTICuLAR N0UrE.--A cure Tor
those vito have injured themselves ny secret hAbIts-
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION,
An instrument for the Of Central Debility Nee
turnal Emissions properly known seminal v rai
n-ss etc Can ~ permanently cured from ~ days 10
two months by the of this instrument, when n-et
conf intly with medicines. Dr. karrsugns ~ order ~
satisfy the scepcal 10 the merits q tis hsru
meut pledges himself that In any Instance wbsre 4
prove unsatisfactory after air tiai the money Nil
refunded by lrnug the Instrument ia good order.
Prize. $40 by mail or express
IMPORTANT TO LADRs--Female Complaints treated
with great our Periodical Drops ~ bring On
the courses In case tons from any Pa
tIe1ts treated by letter. Address DR. blkk0UGhri
l7S Wells street, corner Monroe, Chicago, Illinois
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nR d. MAC RAE, Surgeon and Physi-
- clan for the special treatment = Consumption,
Asthma, cstarrh, Bronchitis ati Liver Complaint. Of
fee l4o south Clark Street Chicago. Office hours from
o'.Iock . II A " and from 2 ~ ?. Q % p h
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MOTHERS, READ THIS.
M OTHERS RELIEF,
CHILDBIRTH MADE EASY.
DR. j SPEAR LANIERs
GREAT DISCOVERY

This Medicine Is CERTAIN 70 ALMOST EsrIRELr srP-
AsovIzIsG PAINS on CHI D
BIRTB. Mothers, you know how mach ron suffer Low
ish il s you suffer longer. when there
for One bottle OF the i" Mothers Relief 10 all
you require Il VII make labor pains IL will
make you healthy and strong before connnemsns, and
greatly hasten your recovery.
TRY IT. TRY IT. TRY 1T
Price s3 per bottle Sent BY express any part Of
the country. Address DR. ,. sPEAR LANEER, " D.
Drawer $40, Chicago.
Read What is Said of the "MOthers'
ReIlef.o
BURLISsTos, Iowa, April 30, 1886
Dear Doctor II unable t. express gratitude TO
YOU tried q bottle Of :" Mothers Relief" and the
eject truly wonderful l able 10 do my own
housework until the day Of my confinement suffered
but vRRY LITTLM PAIN and In week able 70 be
friends Sincerely yours
CAaO, In, March IS. ls66.
Ds LAsIEK My friend, Mrs. Peters has tried the
Mothers Relief and says there 10 nothing valuable
Mas J. A. HARnEY.
MnwAuKEE. WIS MAY 4, 1864.
MY Dear Doctor May God bless you everu.ore.
have borne three stilI-born children expected 20 de
with my fourth nothing had taken did any god
but thank Heaven, tried the Mothers Relief, and
well and happy, with dariing cherub 10 com
fort me My husband joins me in many thanks. Anee-
uonateiy yours, MAET BLAIR-
thousand such testimonials have been received by
the Doctor, but the above ~l suice. Mothers Who
have tried the Mothers Relief" without a.
Address DR.. J. SPAR LANIER, p O. Drawer 5s90,
Chicago, III. Once, Isl South Wells street
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ATE MATTERS
nR WEBSTER, 164 South Clark street,


~ between Madison and Monroe. Once hours from
sA VI a. ; r. VI. Specialist in the
/"
ZAR-s\ treatment Of all private diseases ia
xx-ssrEnA all their led aud complicated
RH1>-A&A forms For the past ~ wears Or "
3N ~T&N n has made the treatment Of private
T-.-7RH&H diseases his business and Study,
NT3c.rtfHW VI which has enabled him perfect
IsVE&.~ ~ remedies which speedy aud per
~ NEESVt% mane Mt and in all can be use
~S5SHY. % without hindrAnce Ga business or eN-
posnre to friends. Particular atten-
tim given To all old standing cases. such
lv con .i-red incuTabe syphilis IN all forms GDn0r-
rhoea elect Structure also the effect o. solitary ba Yt
both runous body and mind and produces o. the
pfou ing effects pinpies the face, bodily weakness
constipation aversion for snd nneasiness 10 female
ceey uDmannsss, dread Of future events and nnaiy
90 npee pr0trartion Of the vital power loss Of memory
aging the ears, impoteBcy-can b. fully restre "
health Or. W. rs the publisher Of q new medical wurk
which should he In the haads ef all tio-e contemplating
marriage Sent all receipt OF 10 cents % prepay
postage Please call a friendly chat viii cost yua
nothing.
Dr Webster refers the public to the FOLLY sing phys
clans pr DetloT. Milwaukee, Ms. DR.. Peabody and
DR. Kermott Detroit, Mich Dr. Price, Grand RAPIDS,
Mich; DR.. Bowen and DR. Harrisln, 81. Louis. NJ
Dr. Gaines DR.. j. Barley. Dr. Japes Thorn, Chi a6o
IN: Dr. Hend.rshytt DIedo, %. Dr. Davis, cRciuntf,
D.. DR.. Beatty, st. Paul, MINI.
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H. WORLD. New treatment, the only way q cure
venareal diseases DR. r. ROSENBERG lately arrived
Europe, all vEneTea diseases without giving the
patient dose Of medicine regard diet lear %
Of exposure the same way thousands we're cured IA
London hospitals last year D.. X i the mpCrtgr Of
this celebrated cure which has ast0nished the whole cf
kurope, aud brought Americas most estimated phys
ic,ans TO Europe last winter 20 study shis The
benefit for all afflicted. DIR. X. Is
who has pracced H. He gives the patient perfect
alth and him fature Persons cured W
him take the venereal again let Them be
much exposed. DIR. r. be CONSULTED Ia strict
privacy in his private consultation room 'i0ning bis
ONCE. Consultation free References will b. fV~n BY
moved To 25 Dearborn street. Speeds Block hooms IL
aud a. Chicago IN Post ONCE Box 2sl2. Ufde hours
3 20 ~ a. m. to end 90 9 y.
SURGERY. DR.. d. Mac RAE, Surgeon
~ and Physician, respectfully informs public that
he gives attention 70 all branches o. Surgery 0h-e at
i49 south CLARK street, Chicago. Poft in Box Zi50
chicago. Illinois.
DRIV ATE ALTERS
L. To The unfortunate. DR.. CLARKE, ~ Cisrk
street, No. Larmon Block man Of few woIds, but
gives patients u both sexes PROMPT. KILtABLE ana
rHoR0UGH TREATMENT Nietms VI ndscrctian quarksry
impotcncy consult Dr. CLARKE, whose great success
depends upon regular educ alton and experience %
AZ and he cured He does not want money
unless he does good.
AS-Seni 81 for a box Of his celebrated Female Pills
Sure These Pills. FRESH FROM the DfsPEssART
are the ONLY SURE REAkDf Ef the removal 81 %
stractions and Irregularities OF Females.
EF-Sead wo stamps for Private letter to Married
E-send two stamps for Description Of PressAris
Preventu"
zs-send two stamps for private letter on Seminal
Wexkness.9
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No CARS ON MADISON STREET From this
date, until further notice, the running of
cars upon Madison street, will be discon-
tinued. Cars will run up on West Randolph
street, meanwhile. The Withdrawal Of cars
from tn Madison street line is caused By
the relaying of water pipes on that street.