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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

LOUIS NAPoLEoN's MEMoRY.-Napoleon
Ill, has an extraordinary memory for
names, figures, faces and miscellaneous
facts. A German professor. who was
called to Paris in connection with the pub
lication OF the ''Vie de Caesar, relates that
it was Napoleon's invariable habit On hav-
ing communicated to him name or a num-
Der, or any brief fact which he wished to
remember, to write it down in & note book
kept exclusively for that purpose, and
which always lay upon his desk. After
writing down the memore dunn, he would
tear the leaf out OF the book, read it over
once attentively, and then tear the leaf up.
And he told the professor that after I'M
pressing fact on his mind bv this process.
he never forgot it. The key to this extra
ordinary faculty of memory doubtless lies
in the fact, that during his long years OF
Imprisonment, in early life, he did not
dare to carry important memoranda about
him. He was obliged to rely on his mem
ory; but that he did not at first trust 1t
altogether, is seen by the fact that, through
the force of habit, he is still obliged to
make sure of O fact by writing it down,
and so fixing it in his mind, instead OF
trusting entirely to the sense of hearing to
act upon his memory.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

CAPTURES BY THE GERMAN ARMY.-The
number of trophies of war and prisoners,
exclusive of those taken at Strasbourg, are:
One marshal, thirty-nine generals, three
thousand eight hundred and ten officers,
one hundred and twenty-three thousand
nine hundred and ninety men, not includ-
ing one thousand four hundred wounded;
at Sedan, fifteen thousand four hundred
horses, fifty-seven eagles, one hundred and
thirty-six small standards, eight hundred
and seventeen guns, one hundred and
yenty mitrailleuses, four hundred wagons,
aud an incalculable quantity of weapons,
munitions, equipments, storage and COM
miSSary stores.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

POSTMASTER GENERAL CREsswELL has at
length decided that publishers nay send,
as miscellaneous printed matter, copies OF
their publications and posters in the same
package, at the uniform rate of four ounces
for two cents. This decision is in conform
ity with common sense and the spirit of the
postal law. The enforcement of contrary
rule hitherto has subjected the publishing
business to great annoyance and much
needless expense,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

4 DEAR HttIs, gIrI nau DtsH laugntlO pray
specially for her father. He had been sud-
denly taken away. Kneeling at her evening
devotion, her voice faltered; and, as her
eyes met her mothers she sobbed, "Oh
mother, cannot leave him all out. Let me
say thank God that l had dear father
once, so [ can keep him in my prayers. :"
Many stricken hearts may learn sweet
lesson from this child. Let us remember
to thank God for mercies past, as well as
to ask for blessings for the future. .-AnQn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

PRUgsING's VINEGAR. Prussings s Vinegar
has Justly become celebrated for its great
purity and as a preserver OF pickles. Un-
like most Of the vinegar Of the present
dav, which are so much adulterated with
poisonous acids, it stands pre-emlnent as
the very best article in the United States.
For the benefit of our readers we would
say-Use only Prussing's Vinegar, for it is
pure and healthy, and will keep pickles.
Tlih1InP
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19
Terrible Earthquake in China, Thibet
and Kurmeh,

European mail advices state that the
Roman Catholic Bishop of Botany, on the
confines of Thibit, China and Burmah,
sends to India a terrible account of an
earthquake in that region, effecting an area
$50 by 80 miles, on the 11th of April. The
Chinese official reports estimate the loss of
human life at Alb Lama priests, 81 soldiers,
and 2,S12 common people. Many villages
are destroyed, and SO many of the authori-
ties and soldiers have been buried under
the ruins of their houses that robbers have
run everywhere. The imperial highway
frem Pekin to L'Hassa is said to be utterly
impossible by the fall of mountain and
the sudden upheaving of ANEW one.
We HAVE used Joyes 4 Stratton's yeast
manufactured at Chicago, and it makes the
| h yst bread p. -. o.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19
Donno golks' department.
LITTLE THINGs.l

All the wonders in the skies
Careless glances cannot pass,
But how blind are many eyes
To the wonder in the grassl
Every tiny blade see
Is q miracle to me,
And the fairy blossoms show
More than l can ever know.
o the joy that flowers give
o the perfume on the air
o the life that moses live,
Making earth so very fairi
Lovely lights and colors gay,
Tints and shadows-what are they?
Grace that dies beneath touch,
O how little, and how much
Kiss them with delightful lips:
Love them while your heart is true
Let no Ineaner joy eclipse
That which they can bring to you =?
Sweet the pleasure they impart,
Taken to a happy heart,
And if future sorrows sting,
Sweet the comfort they may bring
Good Words.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

STEPHEN SALISBURY has made another
liberal gift to the Worcester County Free
Institute of industrial Science OF Massa-
chnsetts. He had previously given for it's
benefit nearly one hundred thousand dol
lars. and on Saturday the trustees received
from him fifty thousand dollars in cash and
several acres of land adjoining the build
ings Of the institution
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

CHApPED HANDS, Face, Rough Skin, Pim-
pies, RingworRl, Salt Bheum, and ali other
cutaneous affections cured, and the Skin
made soft and smooth. by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by CASWELL, HAZARD &
CO, New York. It is more convenient and
easily applied than other remedies, avoiding
the trouble of tho greasy compounds now in
use. Sold by all druggists,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST CoD LIVER OH
in the world is Hazard & Caswel's, mads on
the sea shore. from fresh, selected livers,
by CASWELL, HAZARD & Co., New York
1t is absolutely pure and sc0eet. Parties who
have once taken it prefer it to all others
Physicians have decided it Superior to any of
the other oils in the market. Sold by all
druggists.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

TRUE success results from true merit.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is
placed before the public, testing solely on
its own merits, Its success is already indis-
putable, ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC for tfe new
year has arrived for delivery, gratis, by all
druggists to all who call for it. This little
annual has the largest circulation of any
book in the world, made by the fact that it
furnishes the best medical advice which is
available to the people-enables them to de-
termine what their complaints are and how
to cure them. 1t contains the startling an
nouncement of the confagration of aoorid,
or the combustion of one of the stars IN the
armament with all its attendant planets.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19
Selected MISCELLANY.
RAILROAD FILTRATION.
A stolen KISS for a Pocket-Book.

n SCOIcH EAsss TUE Il dFUCh6C-DUUAs
'Katonah!" shouted the brakeman, open
ing the car door as the train passed be-
fore pleasant station on the Harlem rail-
road.
10 not know that should have parti-
cularly noticed that we 7.aszz.s=sl ~ IYs5
/ had been na r,r,;,- ---.--l.-- =
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

TIE CUNARD Mail Line of Steamships leave
weekly from New York, Liverpool and
Queenstown. Agents in all the principal
cities Of the Northwest. Is. Rowe, General
Western Agent. No. 2 Lake street Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

Benjamin II. Bristow, of Kentucky, has
been appointed Solicitor General.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-19

A.eeture by Bishop Marviu-Ifoyy the
Prophecies of Scripture Agrees with
Physical Facts and Scientific Thco-
, 1870-11-29
COURT HOUSE MAlsrf:.s,
Location at thc alrrEur--rerr ExtinRnt.Ii'
crs for tue Enss Nlus--EnGfuccr Thuaaus
and Ills sDtd rirr.

The Nal1I..e Cennct:ttc Of The Eossdct Super
visots met arorE,! TIC County T-easar.t's private
table yesterday morning. supervisor Fuh!ma1 Ii
the chaIr, and Supervisors Danrlhs, Sautes,
Rotrot, Hln,hard:, and Sanders IN other chats
TIE minutes OF the last meeting were disposed o:
As ususl.
supervisor R!uihardt informed his brethren that
The Co.rEon Council had no. taken anE action on
tic lccat!c1 ct TEE Mt:cslf, acff, consequently,
the Special co1rn:ttee consisting OF himself. Et-
quretl further t,rnc. which was granted.
Miss Gilbert snyised ,ne committee 70 attend
2Ed the invitation E1s accepted. ~.
supcfy1sor Dxnolds thought they should buy nye
drc ext1c ceu.shera for nse in the Court House.
Supervisor Rintaarlt Na4 under tae impression
thai they would bt useless, as there was no one to
WORK them. and there we're two engine houses
Supervisor Sant,srs thought there was no danger
Of trc eIrept fIom TIC coe1le-soom, ~hest one
Of the mschtnfs would he Useful IN case Of DIRE.
had fvc 4 a:h!res they 1onM so up ID company
with re balance oi The furniture, AID The money
would haye been uselesslE expended.
Supervisor Danel.is feal:nded them that they
han Them in The west sssle Of the concern.
Supervisor u:utha!tit said taty were 1ica over
tlefr. Rnd thcr bad no reporters st.InlnG 1oand
With The committees watching everything tnes
sarery.scr DaEo!as nua,ly accer:e,, an amen.a-
rtsA: that there h TWO taktead Of dse: ore for
tre watehman anu one for Use down stairs IN tie
T1o ol ,Acra ART TO be bought ......
Eats nt Jcetra Hs@an. 7!u;aaeE, az oan:!ny to
Cla.S hatec L c.. wes~ rstd *s.d,:e for r.atcs,
/ bolts. wEfheTs- srike%. ard such hike.
Abraham Kn'sely was pstd s6f.' ~ for solde:. tn.
ho.,ks, and charcoal, used fos repairs on 1he old
'.yc; John Middleton. Superintendent. Of The corr:
li'use, vas rata 500 aa5 fos efsy;iaus dsy.:
OF Cctabcr AID November
l J. J. McGsath. for hanging curtains and n1luc
, 1870-11-29
Tho Police Courts.

EOG1h $&t q COUNT.
TtTo!hy Icnn1c, letter knasn IN hts p:nfcs stn1
hJ tue ri nnue OF Led Ttm," WAS arfn4gnt,l ou
general charge Of ragr1ucs: lie was supposcd
about year ago, committed lome serious depft-
dsttoEs among the lcwetry s.orcs OF this city. DC
calnc nctc. iew days aao. Oh > visit from lhs
~ Easf: ana EnrtAin Hickey. asppen'nG TO recognize
nr. Banyou- uh Honor nned him Sl0d, hut A1s-
PENDED tnc hne cn c''ndttion tt,xt he 1nr1ld take
eseph Ahe .1e 81 1r ~ '
cd y? prevent the arrest Of thief ID some motor
1nll Co.. and VAS himself arrested. The JUS
tfce care him chance to leave the city uoder
t'cnalty OF paying Sleo.
The necessity for Society for the rrcyeettnn
abusing pooT ofd Horse. lie VA aaed 80.
bond Of 1900 on The charge Of ateallug dnzro Of
hronms from v. E Eastman At No. e'9 stste
John 4. Po,sn. corpn.al II the Regular
Army, Vas held for ulai At the Criminal Cnurs- In
bail OF S.If, nu The charge Of app1oprfa1ipg a
quaa!ity Of government clo.h'!tg:
800 hal On the charge OF committing m Asa1ull
with deasly weapon, with intent 10 Itl the
particulars u tho assault were given IN ycster-
-Tnnma. Gilmore, a hardened ionEing youth
was caassed with burglary At etort, Aad steal!ci
two rssxs Ct el.5n y. He L, T.s foun, y tas p9le.
Was committed for trial. In bal! Of *sGp.
Michael Mitchell, WIN Il under bnnd to ar
pear hefoEc the cr1n ipa9 Court fsr s-at,.!,s hl:
| witc. WIS surrendered By his b7ndsman. He va.
also 1ntd IS for dtsus,le1ly conduct
WEST SIDE cocEr.
1onn nuCan TBS lucd 500 As a vag-ant III
| was sttemrttng to scale house at the C ,raer .
| Hubbard AEt Halstrtl EtEtets, With evil latent
when man painted pistol nj him, Tac,. Il,
came down 1tse!y. ...7..
William Hartman was 0nea sss 70: stc1,ia.
| f!re, and then beating tae Han IRON whom h
\ stole =, ...
Rate Wright was fined SO for beating he
| blind husband.
NORTH slnE CocrT.
There were no cases If importance before JC:
| uce UsCsscz
, 1870-11-29
FIRE Oh MICHIGAN AVENUE
Narrow EAcape of Family GroA Ucin&
Burned 10 Death.

The Walchlnan IN the Court House cupolA saw
aTenection In the southern part OF the CITY about
twenty nllutes after II last evening, and, as It
Increased every moment, he concluded II WIS
Ore. and Buuck Box s.. which Is located on the
corner OF TWeuty-ninth street and KankAkee
avenue. BIZ haH-paat II the whole southern hoEl-
sone Imaginative Individual started the 1unor
that one Of the large bteweres IN the vicinity Of
The hox was on dte- This proved 10 be Incorrect
rlare where tue are was, The burning bu,liing
icing on the corner Of Douglas place and Mlcat-
gan aveuue. II Vas one-iu,l-a-hA'f story iraEe
1te flames were csassS oy a detective nus On tue
1tst 1oor. The faE:ly we're asleep At tue time,
aoa Eade l21roW escape from being roasted to
:wn children on the 1oor above. The father
,Fsr awakened By the smoke, Whten forced ~
n:.s;a,ra. to ct the little ones Wien ne had
rrarhs't thetr bed. escape BY &c staIway VA
su' m tAs fauass saslCS sa'ssd 80 rap;aiy; 10 70
WINDOW. Fortunately. they aligated II safe
place. and were uniuturet. MI. Jnhn:on made
his escape tn the same way, and Mrs. Johnson
The htuse vas some distance from auv hsirant.
40 steamer had 10 take plug at Tn!sif-as+:
s.s sa surr!s a1o,ns1 s,s one o. ;E aaGnsS n11,t 4
wa.ef Tor m cr:!ne within block o: tae dse-
the stream frnm the latter reaching the flames.
II consequence Of the tsetsy oScas1ouea y! A1ls
arrangement, the structure am its eo2:enta "ese
totally destroyed, IS was batn IN
thr rear, Abcut 1t9 fett Of Site
wa1k was chazcI and bu11eh 80 badly
The total loss will reach about s,oe0 The house
Tss worth s1.et1. amt the fErut!a.e Il contained
s:{s,. The barn was yalued ut s2o1. Mr. Jonsson
fas ste9 Insurance on the house, hu: was unable
10 tel! the name Of tie comp having tae r1sk,
Us the potry was burned up. The barn a1l fnt-
rltufe were not insured. The Johns1ns lost
everxth.rg they had IN the wcsl.i. anti having no
p.ttr 70 SO tc. the nct:hoors lintir Gccu1nro-
ttalc1 them with lodgings for the night
, 1870-11-29
HOTEL PERsoNALE.
FREMONT u1CsE

FREMONT HVEsE
Among The crrtyals At thts hotel, Yesterday,
we1c the soEowiEe: General Charles Back,
Champaign; Hep. Emery Cobb, kankAkee: Robert
II. KucE, Colorado; General Giles A. Smith, As-
tistant Postmaster General; ]. c. Newronn,
nelolt: Governor l. J. ogesby, Decatur: Hon.
r. q. 1rEersoIl, Peoria; Hon. C. 4. Grtcgs Fte3-
itenr l. h. L " \. H.; Alfred ChurcaulAn, New
Bnfiaio; Il. Humphrey and family, Webster,
Mass
81. JAxks HOTEL.
AEnnE the 2rriyasa 1t this hotel, yesterday,
/ q. G..ham. Boston: L n. BoEe.E, Sla Fraa.
csc; 6. E'l,sf;, y; L,aie; D. a, S1eEa:,: ra.:-
Chambers. Bos.en: r. F. JVnes, London; A. G,
Gilmore, Fc1t Scctt; +. Eou'l, s.. Louis: q. r,
AaAten, Rochester; G. Il. Birmingham, booming.
ton.
Anaorg TIC as51sas 1t this hotel, yesterday.
were rs fpnnn tpg: Nsn. = c1ecye-, Se@ MeI.
81 Il IianI1e nesss SesIena rfs'!sna ~; HE9 Lsaisa
Lake C1tf: 4. 4. Jerome, r.S A.: ijon. n. Il
Mee, s. ranl: ). 4. Young, Salt L.kc civ: j. q.
II@ss; : l. Al 9; 1nasc. 4pan: y. Neynard
ton, Newark: E F. t,fdHs Hostoo: 1 +. .n Dsyt.
Omaha: D. Kline, Dcnvef:u. \. N.rpn part,
J: Lyons. San FiaIetzco; Il, BROKE, faiiadel
q. BRIGGS notsy.
Among the arrivals AZ Ibis hotel, yes,cttlav
we're the following: J. It. ITestcn, Rtcamon,!
na!t: = n. Church, Rock ford: A. Weiie, pay:oa
F. T. Wcodfott. ,Ctica; F. =. Taylor, Foit Wsyne
Kev-R G. Hsle. Cnctuns1i: " 4 pun6am
art, Woodstock: q. n. wAlIer, in.lianaroiis; Il
| II. Nahopty. Rotaou: c. D, DaIr, Tolcoo; il. "
Day, peoI1A; G. P, Low, Rock Istiud
| PALMER HoChI,
Among the a7tvaIs at this ho:et, yesterday
we1e.the following: II. l. Bl9elr~, Gobnec.icu:
| n. P. CoagEoEe, Milwaukee: r. S. Curtis, Laf ~
San Frsurisoo; F. r. Keitop, Montpelier; Geore
3. AoAs, Batavta: 4. c. AoAs, S1s,t1usly +: 0eoEQ
/ NslcoI, Ncu Y6tk He.cld; E. q. Jnhusan. Oar
| ct;E ii. McCtary. Sa1 Ffancl'en: E.. II. l. S1Is
NrR York: z. u. Smith. Connecticut
, 1870-11-29

VIEW FG3S. =
SEw YDEE. S1y. .s--1'eryta arc not doing as
well as cxrNete,t. Tie weather Is wAF.uar, and
the city Il c,a,Iucd with cheap rou:iEy. To:al
tscrrs. S.7oo, Win iaol today. fritts abnnt 81
ss. Iun,.3s, on1 41seS COS; oio:es A:uce lie, ,1eEs
| sc mercy, utar's I'll selling. The market MAS
v,ry hearE At Sc fnr bulls: 1H3lsc fer Texans; !;
ls@ !3c for most III tne metttnn Western cattle !;
1is1aEc for good TO choice; few c1.ras at :Gc-
average, 13c. Drove Of len kPn.NckF, AZ. sc#t,
csarte, iahc, t. rs = cw:; ~ S:atc,.ar. e.! cvt.
lssr, ss rs i cHr; car Canada. ar. cwt, llc; ;
$50 Tesars, az. c1t, 1et.c; leo 1Ie Ohio, -
ssecp-s4.:a,. with 1854, To-Day; se!l!ns
Slowly and scarcely a. well. o: si.i&G..c fos
sae+ r AMI s7stc FIR lanics. uae lot Of choice
Caohda sheep. lss rcrnhs, h-nucIt 6..c; -. IA,
p rn', s%e; car, 81 poan1s, stc; ! ear Oato.
| s'Rounis, ia.r: l ca', ~ nounls, sac; car
C~f'ada la1nhs, s:Artunds. &C.
! fiets-ReeefrtS, os:0t sar the v.sf, and II ,Fh'
| te-say. Market sow ant depressed, a: 6',,i 81
ofsve anil s,faac sirt s4et: cas- ohio, ei3 pounds
| aliye, brought IS S. per cw1.
, 1870-11-29

Thc New iork cemmtreia! .4t-e.tit1 ru''isaes
the following letter, received hy we'll knoxn
Wal! F::cct: :anAins house, fton lie correspondent
II Chicago:
"TwES7y.s-coSn SAt7oss7. R.~k,,
"E,Ars. i. r. C + ca, NJ. iGs EEeh4ssr isaer .s.-
who 1:asi. h;E aas On Iii. esaua dsek huatut sxoer
ton - thr Missouri t,ts, write to ask iua to ss!-
II IS IS S:,i,3 S:,is;4 S.s. psEs'.
"4s E.nE1s Backs.
y he sa.Ic x,.st assae il thsiT s:ia+ .n hc
.i.ai t,teltad tnsar ike rafety Will Ia
i @ a y i saes
ssars e IT, r.; e < h
r. :. s'5 at Il i :;.!tss Of the
t,s.ss viii err.t E~'reet. s1na'a ycF t-nl1 year
Of The s.gl. et :e ';s,es
Sssss fss9ssss &::!s:s s!:s f.
S;s,xs .; ssac, :. estss,aEe; taken IL s.sc.,.-
Whs,e naHsrr r earfFiaEr. s.
Axx.rta,e num.eI Z thoi tskrnzs
nur q ,ss ss1. .trs ss; II s,ss sk
Sa@.rt Il aaeS, 70 J. a ssen 10 f. . ii NV
1is:en::i is IL
Ntw yak. Nscnktyn- New .scraey. Ma.nara-
ceck .u;,and .rt. hnd ethrI t.rsifa
w:sts;n Ralrpsd Teanirt.l 70 hIins In dueks.:-
rcsd tto<A in consequence Of inc:rsae. earnings
Ercwiue ont ot thts trade. re- errt............
Amount .! ttEui annual fdrDd # Chic North
wetts.n Mailroa1 II a1rautrd on above ctsitnase:
Gu fcytn1en rtctk Jtr rrnt- -..................s
Tn pses*fFA5 Flock, yrt cent
f.:AszS}~ IL xnef.
CHICAGO, Uet 8, 1e;r. r. r
FIT. E..:f..ic1sn,
[Ikr sesnR1 retuIt Of fhi4 g1AAd hunt sxAs hur1rJ
trtekEa fr,sn s e.tr t7* In ~ q The ducka ee.k
.eoft! T&kr srhtr E-trk aud dshIns excursion
tke saHy wett tutt Gee week to-, late-hIs- Cox@EA
, 1870-11-29

dss'Gra, but also ffcn tho genuine male
rts' uAd IN their manufacture Theit xil-
serwa1e II especially famous. and the samples ex.
fllb!tcd At the great Exposition In Paris were OF
suca f1cxaGt ds sign Ann Workmanship that taeE
wtlr purchased by Eulore1n uanusic'uresa 10
COPY from. The ntm a'Bo manufactures about
.~n.thiIds ot The wedding presents IN suscrware
sold In New YoEE.
1a diamonds lce!r stock Is simply Immense;
stey have more than one million dollars worth on
hAEd: TIE aggregate business Of TIFFANY Co.
exceeds CbJ three ttnen) that OF znJ teNe&Ey e.
tsAlIahmcnt In the world.
, 1870-11-29
DfyuYce Busiu e3s.

-nEfFEE GRAS1Ep-c1RcCT CoE8r.
Reziua Schwartz =. N.L.2uHcaHlrtz- Decree
OF ts;vorce on ground Of sdaltey. Marriage Feb
rusty ls. 1858. --.-.-
APPLICATIONS 70 Tue c1Rcr1r carn-.
F1orercA q. Fs4h =. Wtl-sn u. Fis1- Bill for
t1surce. Marriage, September ~. 1851. 1t Ch!cl-
Eo- SepAla Ion. hy tue hush sud'a desc11toEs An.
Rnk. Il. 1870. Coazze. promiscuooss sssdnlteEJ. Y
II charvcd thst there WAS prior cs3nencpt Efsh
one Emma coudou, IN october, 1ss9. fot which
1oretscneAs had been granted on conditions. new
eIthtleta- there has t,een repetition Of the III
c1,uduct. One child. Ii Is sta:cd that defendant
Ea2 4 ye8ety income Of - co.,
TxD WILLING rARf1EA
L0cEtA e. Leon Y. George r. Leon. Proceeding
lin foTnn Isdupe5isj for divorce. Marriage. 1,
chicago. January !. 1ss3: charge stequcat Aiul
te1ie4 ztnce FchzuAty 6, 1854 T1a cat.dceo, one
dead Defendant Is oEnes Of fourth interest II
The gCbooner E. u. Shoyef. !r}nneton issued Il
restrain sale Of properly. AAtskuon made tia
hf fept,sut has arcrcteH hfuself-
A ghos4 time 4fx.r tic bill had beeu fled, I sol
,cifor representing the defendant In The aboTt
csse. presented his bill for ttIo-ce from his co1s
n;ninIrg Vile Cp,u leaning inst ne Hss nio,
r.:f alttadF sued II thar behalf, nc Withheld Ill
.nu. a1n t4ted She advance costs
pIroKeE AsEED-sCFERioK coEFI.
Jane. h. NoTc =. Margaret H!oHu, LATE An
, 1870-11-29
Plymouth Church Bazaar.

Plymouth Church Bazaar begins tonight =; the
chntch on Wahash Avenue, corner Of Eid1dge
ceur, and Is TO be the event OF the week. aud, In
fact, Of The scsson- EsezJthluz will Ne for safe,
inFk- old folks concert etc. ETC.. wln be inter-
fperked IN the moAt entertaining manner. No
1asnt E1ll BE- SPARED 10 give C-and Rood ume 10
EVERYBODY who gosa II Is open every night this
week.
, 1870-11-29
METEOROLOGICAL,


War Depnf.Mrut Weather Report.
ESi7Ep STATES SIGNAL oEHy1cE,l
CHICAGO, Sar. a5.
Tie following Is TIC cticlal record talae for tie
" observation and report OF eS5Em@ or telegraph
ami signal, for The oeneEt Of commerce on the
Lo!1htrn lakes mud seab0art7 fur the twcntv- -iour
hours ending at j. p. H. Chicago time The table
-hows the heights OF the barometer aud theTmo.
r-erer At the bours Of O'clock a H.. aud y. NJ,
ago IL p. hls0 tae amount OF rainfall for the
t*ccty -foug hours ending at ! =. H., snow and
hail l,ect ii ducet To rain fhe barometer read
tCEs are all reduced Ic sea level:
, 1870-11-29

IN bASEaTFCv-SkE rRocEEn1SiJs
Charles Aver. Of T. GIN, Kane Cnnnty. yoluu.
taIy prccetliiuc. l.a.tnuts, s3.i4asa- As.clA,
iw1 1tlt$ and 1cttr s.l pa,ntnrs in all valued nj
{sb-iour dt,llaEs each Eor the paintings, sud nTe
each Tor the bible*-furnt11re and cloihtnr, In.
ciR't,l tsurleIt orcaa and soIuc j-wt1ty, <s1t.s
with homestead at ERlu, all OF wnich IL clAitned
to he exempt. 1tchts due, sSs4.6A.
William J. Barnsttad, OF Gaicsbnrr, Knox Caun'
II. fodiutAry proceeding. Liabilities, urse.
currlt, <1.eoa II. accommodation. tt39. Assets.
c:.,l.lLr, xShs9; tActutc, -. Debtor married
4 vile Ltst SEise Iwo YEATS s.nct: she nAs house.
M1..i u3sire> of furniture. and, since he married
tt:. lte has livssi win her il her house, owning
notc.ug iE OF H51ut It,
, 1870-11-29
ia.n 4r.m, II r, n,


Max Ms7c:=cl, Carl woi!sohn. $. y. Mills, a1,l
Other musicians Of noe, say Of the s:sck Piano IN
tGngEatu' atass !e:.er to Mr.. Geo. Stack. " Tic
quality aud toEc c: ytur p.a nos Is altuieanlc, aal
We cfce1fuy cam1nenn them u the public ~
NlAt cXceiIENt sRd 1!Est-ctasS tnstlumeN:s.
, 1870-11-29
Bodily and Mental Strength

These two important things can be secured by
exercising for \ few mtnu1es each day At Kor-
mends's Gymnasium, No. 70 Lasalle street, an
sdmitahse esiabllshment, open from early morn
trc I'LL 10 ut night Persons going theEc betorc
1he ED nf the month can secure IN s1ructi1u 1t
recueea rates, which prevail Until that ttE1c.
, 1870-11-29

drrsen. Bit sar Aivorte. with sfilavts Of ron
ru<}..tncc Of .,efendsnt. Marriage dustaR FtoEu.
mr. $780, 4, the county of 1intitF r.. ScrafaHost
rcmHrItcd In Missouri. Actnnl charge, steseftt0nt
, 1870-11-29

r 1EfoNgN7s bronchial Tr0cht%. for
thlmohsrI and s.shma,c a.serners, hare prnrett
tt.elr efficacy t.s s-s: OF 1EaaF sea.-, aud hare
received testimonial. from eminent re1 Who
Lave Used them. .....
1'Lnse who are safIeTtrg front coucas- coida.
heafsenesi. fore lE;,as, kc-. should trT " The
Ts'rhes." s'n'r!- rfa.cls wtis1 Is n a-uost
az