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THE CHLDREN's HoUR--The Decem.
bcr number closes the year. and we advise all who
Wish to put into the hands of their little ones
wise counselor, loving friend and pleasant
companion, to take Il for 1871. I, S. Arthur, the
editor will commence a serial IN the January num-
Der called, The iOHdeyui stOlVof GeAtf HaDd."
8 Holiday Supplement will be given with this
number. containing niue CARoLs FOR CHRISTMAS,
new aud old Send a stamp for postage to r. S.
ARTHUR s. SoNs, Philadelphia, Pa, and get a
specimen OF Ths Caii}Ts's Hsur.
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II you do not feel well you send for a doctor, he
calls upon you, looks wise, scTawls some hero
gyphics upon q piece of paper which you take to
a drug store and there pay 90 cents to 100, be-
sides The doctors fee, for remedy nine times out
of ten not half so good as DR. MoRsE's INDIAN
RoOT Pulls, which cost but .5 cents per box. Do
you think the former the best. because yOu pay the
most for III If you do, advise You TO use, just
as an experiment, the MoRsE's INDIAN RooT Pills.
They are prepared from a formula pronounced by
the most learned physicians Of Our country TO be
the best and most universal Of family medicines
The MoRsE's INDIAN RooT Pills cure Headache,
Liver complaints, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female
irregularities, Sc, and arc put up both sugarcoNt-
ed and plain. Give them uial Sold by a |
dealers.
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MRS. Gates and Mrs. James. Mrs.

Mrs. Gatea and Mrs, James. Mrs. Gates
Good pofuing, Mrs. damee How We'll You looking
tar better than when saw you last,
Mrs Janles. .--Oh, yes am much better than have
been for long time, and am now on my way for more Of
my iayodte medlene--PLASTATGoS BITTEBs One bottle
tors for me-
Mrs Gates-Nearly every one speaks well Of PLANrA.
TON BfrTERs, aud have mind 10 try Il myself The
act Is have no appetite strength energy for anything
Mary and lzEe arc in the gpe way and lounge about
the h0nse oil DAY long, good for nothing.
Mrs JamesAly word folit, Mrs. Gates Just Jet them
Try PLANTATION BlITLks moderately three times day
aud you win sec q wonderful improvement. =
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAsINE.-The
several departments Of the November number are
well nlled with choice reading matter. The prize
story IN dis number Is in the Young Woman's De-
partmeut, and Is entitled a Woman's Way" by
Mrs. N. A. Edwards. Published by S. 5. Woop,
NeWbnrgh, n. y. Sl.OO year.
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A Good Cow.

ElA CORRESPONDENT of the Rural Ame,i-
can, writing from Darien Center n Y,
says | know of COW in this vicinity that
makes 20 pounds Of butter week, and
has made 43 pounds in two weeks She
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THE NURsERY.-The December num-
Der contains two handsome full-page engrayings
-" Blind Mans Buff" and 1.-THE Orphan Sisters''-
and about twenty other pretty pictures, illustrat
ing several neat little stories, sketches and poems.
The prospectus OF this charming little magazine
vii be found elsewhere in this weeks paper,
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We take delight In referring our afflicted friends
to any drug store where that most estimable medi-
cine DR.. s. O. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters,
can be procured. We advise our friends TO use IT,
because we know its value in curing Fever and
Ague, diseases common In the West, and all new
countries II should be kept at hand In every
family. Sold by medicine dealers generally,
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1871

Contains Christmas story, splendid Plays,
Magic sports, Nc, rs pages Illustrated. sent
Free on fcctipl OF one stamp for postage, Address
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THE YoUTHs' CoMPSSICN OF Boston, Is
thoroughly wide awake paper, having among
its contributors such writers rs Prof. De
Mile, Grace Greenwood Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe and Mrs. Louisa Chandler
Moulton. No writer's more attractive in the
country, and no publication for young people
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PRUssING's White Wine Vinegar is a most
superb article for table use. Warranted pure'
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A National Medicine.

Sea Moss Fnrine from pure Irish Moss for Blanc
Mango, Iuddngs, CnstarlS Creams, %c, DC. The cheap
est hoallhat nnd most dnliCiOns food In The MOrld
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LA CLEDE HOUSE, Chicago. 81 90 per day
None better.) Corner OF Madison and Canal
streets,
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NEW PATENT Law for 1870, published by Mum
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HOUSE.


NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Election in March next.l
VERMONT.
&c. W. willard. 8. NV. c. Smith.
, 1870-07-19
tn LEASE

ITO LEA5k-1 aANE S0AE FIA6 Lg1d ON
CiastSt.
, 1870-07-19

Amopo the sfrtyxls II this house, Jcstefuayt
WIRE the following: John F. Dickson, Gehefaa
>unertp,epdeut OF tue Southern Pacific hailtpaa'
Nar1han. Texas; Judge Breese. Iulhoass =. a
Stockton, Collector Of Internal Revenue. new VI.
leans; seuatos J. d. Howell, kensuk: Astof een
youst, T. s A.; Georct l. RlcIer, St Pant: hon-
) Smith, rertl.nn ~ 95es9n: :; I,ts T. taptsin
LUZ; !. I'LL Il. boys, q Taa,sI: \. r SANFORD, Nontsaa;
fyss 5,fafp'a 4 ns: ": si9 Fere1 Fs ceoia
do: Genefal r. b. Calender, t. & A.
sHEKxkS HorsK-
were the following: 4 q. Cook, yancouyer; Sir
A. Ishsyfc, Coionel Fame, & F&nc, India 10 Eng
r.. 1sns A.. Hon. Aioa:a Iooo, Wisconsin; e 4
boston; /. F,11wtn!ams and family Sew Orleans;
T,jedo: c, intwenhsupt, Washington: Glbers
t George Tno.nton, Scvark: Eshert To.ner. Aioa-
~; I5,a VT e Louis: :; I l. 4. lenors. 1nd,aaapoas
| KK1GGS HOUSE. ..-.-.
Among The arrivals a Ha. ~. nouEe H.o, Sean15 n1ey
ce Enys ottswa: q. j. Cook. Hastings; F. 6. Gon
Wisoouan: {. u. sk1aner, Milwaukee; =. BroEn
M.snn cy; S9io1s, 4aaier = ;ra A.esn acs
Tcsbr, sayannsh; il. ii. fates, Monmouth: "a "a
rSn' NsR'isHn Mef ean csfo.; cssrs; ETers
- ~. ,T1irais IL Al shis hotel. yester,a,
Te.s sst q Sea iestoS YorE; O. " Hsmites Onela.
F. LEWIS, ostaxa; g. p BaFsoTs; ~ Afas2n paeq's:
hnene: inee; Ei Bo:ton no'taes Blo1; 81
ins,on Rtgae.saR; & oaeq aaofn Efoef1n; adSs 4 L
s1S s,s seG, 1,.cos Tae! Els, ii ossscoss S: Il ss0D
, | New Happshlfe-
, 1870-07-19
Hanging In tho Air.

From fhe 41t&&oGrVa Sdsesse-
AT the new brick block OF Wallace d Cun-
ming, On Main street, in this place, on Monday
afternoon, there WAS scene Of moro thrilling
and fearful interest than i, il usual in the life
OF man to witness. In raising heavy 1na'e1ials
from the GROUND to the top Of the building
rope andrulleyue1e used, and to asrist in tda
ralsing Of tue article heavy weight Of tin "as
attached to that end OF the rope which stops at
the top next to the pulley On the dAy mon N
noceutsy pulling and swinging on tho rope,
when, BY successive movements Of the weight,
which was resting on platform above. it was
moved OF its resting place. Deing much the
heavier, tho weight BEGAN TIM descent And
r,I::aais took tho El.tfnl 81 from on on the.
ground, anu ssenes " sne 'op o.
!he building, forty i've, or mcra. ,.e. .
'he little girl d3neled from the other end
III terrible md sls1nlins danger Of .
sudden iAM. The people neaI heard her cries
AZ she began TO ascend, and in painful wonder
ran TO the scene, alarmed and almost para
!yzed with feaE to see 80 5onng, 80, tender. 70
effort Of Ter slender .sns and tender
;suse.s 70 high in tho air. suspended over
stone. lumber, and other drbrix Of a new
building. The workmen were loudly called
apon to 70 to the Roof, but they knew not
shat was meant by this calling then hE thts
-.tlHlCtQus VOICES Oh tuc etEeet oe4pH.
They looked put the second-hoor win
lows, and, for some time it. was diff.
Iult to get them to understand Whist sas
wanted o1 them. Ia the meantime, the sor.
rows Of the young e'rl wc.e alarming, and !,
=irons men turned PIE A., y death, H. ,sn,a, which
| LANDS not used to 30 rough hold, her phrsl
strength bssa TO ssa,qs ind es1sr sss se6a9 e.
! end Of tne fope. Two minutes had elapsed
since che began ascending, and row eshaqstes e
nature could hold out but q little longer. S1cf
.uspense was painful. The excited crowd ee
low chee1eti the little girl as best thes could
while an1iously did they watch for help frou
otl the roof, aud it cane Just in time-a teV
reconds longer and tue child wonld fall. Wh3
suspense, and then what relief 70 these ...t A.
arm reached out aud rescued the tauting gu
from the impending fsA! She is lifted - ~; .s
f.um her slender hold, and Ia telling to th
earing children the wonderful exploit whicl
n,IueE te17<r TO the strongest hesst, tuspe'
,s!e faces that wore not Used thereto. and n
ioubt she viii never forget the Incident. no
thuee who saw the scene.
, 1870-07-19
THE RATIONAL GAME.
UedcA& Of aIalwaukee's Crack Club by the
Chicago Athtcstea-<sthrr tsAusex
Here and Elsewhere.

A1HLkf1CS u. CkXAl CITE
Alwsoket.s pct base ball club came down yes
tcsday on an errand Of pleasure and business. 1t
wa their pleasure to play game with the Atnlel-
les Of thla city, but athey had no busineas with
thern, A the result proved The Cream cltys were
taSen Into camp bY clul, which rauks behind At
least two Of our ema1eur ntncs, and It didn't IT,
QnlSe particularly good game to do Il, either.
The Athletics played Just Tell enough to bea1 their
opponents considerably worse than the latter beat
them In Milwaukee Oh The 4th inst Had there
much better and beaten thei1 vialto1s much worse
The Athletics labored under vast disadvantage
IN The absence OF theft rrSulaf pitcher,
Who u eecnnd to nnne Ia tue city In
hts delivery md lsse watching. Tnr substitutes
tases on called balls, while the Athletics were
given nbous half thAt number. Nj. Keas1, tie
crack second hAsctnan OF the Garden Ettys, nm
ptlxd the game admirably, hl6 stItCtness In calling
halls and strikes, aud his sccurats Judgment Of
1be rayesS Of both sides and to the spectators as
we'll i was hy far the best nmp!rtng o{ the sea.
s0p- The Cream C1tys were outplaycd tp The deld
and nj the bat They were especially weak IN the
latter rEEpcct4 eaIntnX no. more than 6creu fup4
The best platlux VAS done by Wood, who guard
ntne d1d poptiy-so poorly az 10, IN some mcasnrc
confirm the statement that thef won the ofHt
game BY tht aid Of the umpire. Ut the Athletics,
HtamhauRh ut urst7 DrelbutEh at kh0tt. IaFlof ~
second, Reynolds 1t third. 0sSttu behind the BAT,
,ct Graves IN inc cent1e teld, pla5cd vctJ n9e!y,
apc, tut tr the witness Of the pitcher and his
generally ioor play In tie position, these alone
xFiIi have Kept iht scorc OF Their opponenta nneh
uwer (n1M It WIS The game WIS witnessed bJ
Shuuf three hundred people. This afternoon the
Cream t.tys play the Atn.tGuss, who ate taSraa!
ertata to use them worse thsn did tie Ataletacs'
.AluT lS
, 1870-07-19
TAEIgG TIE OEEBUH.

u IL E8ster of n. fAioaeo r;a*as:
have noticed your articles on "censust4k'
rrt,~ and as / an oue OF those poor uniortnnate
tud,yidualk. who, thinking to make some money
iy ha1A work, pvt n N application to ee apPoint-
cd Assistant Marsha! to TAKE the cen1us, uhich,
very unfortunately for your humble servant, WIS
acsepsed. 1l1y.ns taken the prccribed oasn, en-
tered ut,on It's dulIes- Thinking 70 do the hArd
,rort 1tst went among our foreign population,
where, ! am happy 70 state, ] encountesed 10
trnuhle and found them Ill, without single ex-
crntion. Wiling 70 give me the requsste sntnrma-
tian But when this .as hnisasd ,s rent 70 s e1s
1 9ron,a wheTe expected . ana ne moss !nislil:
gence, but, alsa found some teM oaS Ins sn
wosa =, s,eb b.s NJ 'R' ~ aot e.
sf,s+ INA rTn,sinrd Il fullya They would sAy, &c.
hs.saas ss oes ,9a ,gb:a .a9s e. aevsiamen
%os. mt iurnt.h. hui paid out Of the Ene.EEe pts
tsse,s otnss q. =. s!aaf Saae taea ses III Z
| nt,lv hJ thrrat4 Of commencing K1lt sSGnsI tact
tnat IN Aole to get the des.sed tntos'oAaon
, 1870-07-19
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,

have been az often 81 seyen tines TO one house TO
get the Information, and have not Jet got IT,
one house that S1slted the door WAS ordered b{
rhe mistress 10 l'c shut In rnJ face Another,
was toll by the Mistress that the government nah
no Right to nsk such questions, and no gentleman
wonll consent to take such an oif1cs waete such
oil volume uf tht. t1als o. census
tnkcr. tsut, rnnngn- u the citizens knew
the tr;sls the census- taket has to combat with
thu nsol+ucc Of serrsnts, ~ well Is the mistress
Of the houtc tsomett'ncsl. aud INC mere ptttanee
tlelr boso,na, thy ruu!d not l.cp the census
before aaktng him into the house, hud then walt
Ing from ten 70 thirty minutes more before the
ulss5ess can dress and come down TO abuse the
poor us-lakcr, hut would take r,rJ, and give
the censnstaker all the Information poaalole, Hnd
let him 20 on bis way rejoicing. But and am
rather trespass!pg on your time with my COM
plants, and VIII cease by saying thai DO not
belIeseit It would he possible to get one OF the
present cenBus-takerB to enter aRsln upon III
duties, were the pay lncreasett 30 per cent They
would prefer 70 70 on 70 the street AMI shoye
ditt, rather than work for st.ngy Uncle Samuel
{sU1c ah1 Univ IA 1a7h
, 1870-07-19
TUESDAY. JULY Is, 1871

eosk sz1ssA began the second week Of tael en-
goRcmens Last evening 70 fair house
nc attitude Of the mercury. The Toea M ~ 80
mental munc It the commencement OF tne S1s!-
cises Way new and good, and the dialogues aunot
ons s5'ts fanny. but always within the bounds o.
docency. The n5is eye ysT Of tae g'osee 1es rs
cuiartties Of the countries visited arc taien on N
= Tather tame WY. The nsnal.nedlet ~ Mahca& eaa
and singing came next, md EsR, of its t.ae' tetg
good i bur1esque OF the Beethoven Ptace J1o.-
lee, 1u which millions Of musicians anF1s. o!S r,
and other noisy Instruments took part pfnveo W
be verI smua.ng. Love In Al coInen'st - p1s, tn.
lcsqur, caused considerable caccAn1uon, Ana tse
trUupes peculiar version OF "shoo Fly Mouna W
vI1ed and excellent programme Tue sane
blu thia evening.
pKAR8oHK 1HfATRE -. -.
The programme YVES slightly Chau9cd LAT evsn.
ing. and the performance took plAce De!o!s =
FmaI] house. "Whcrc fs Bol!Fat:" dull ana
u ashy bu,lcsque, opened the proccedHgA ana:
fcr1u1aely, was soon orer 10 enahie the ke@nolais
Bfolher1 10 demonstrate to what agility aAet
heels we're educated. Ther WAS some nuslc Ano
dancing not It all noteworthy. snd tns Laone
wound up WITH the nTot psntomimet HnEn M NJ
been played and noticed belots- The came pro
sramne tonight.
, 1870-07-19
Embgratisu OF Pnupor Chisdren-A
Paper by Miss I've ON she Sra
1SCk4


'e"
FFpm tAk London 1f''es. Jnty
hl1sa rye fecenag feaa paper " JUS tuo
o. NE aanonh Aseocisoon io1 tne 1 ii'n.r n.ar
OF Soc94l sc1encer ~ neet1u9 pteHoea W..
BY LORD hha1seataay, N e1pAuAuon ot uef
project Tor nndipG homes IN Afnetsca tol Psus
per glis- N our olscrcs scnooM, -. auea aHo
said, there WAS accommodation for nor more
than about $500 children, uhlle, according 10
last qnaEters returns: alne4reo tnAt tnsle
were no !ess nah ~ enIen so1;of M y rsrt.iniv
slcne Receiving 1n1oor reus1, anu cera1ns 1nt
Inofe than 46 eco children IN the recap. oI out
door relief. The wants Of WORKING women IN
br1stah North Anaet1ca ahu IN me Gaitea e.a' -
6enerauy ~aa Una OF tne most serious "a'ts -, ~
the eounny; Ihoee Eno we're gesang @ 8 on - wen ca
% service, and probably not 5oo hnsle women
Ut for domestic service em'gIased 70 Ameslea
IN The course q one year. X was. no"essa'
poselo'e 70 uno plaee lor Saul; psupn w. ~
eh oot very safcls. anu tnen onit .ts eas.s.stns
WISE otsc1etaon n1he eooleo OF tue 81, :. 70
IN ldle, aHtf. lenofant Honaan VIE nol ~ W
nado industHous and ta1snt 10 cooxA alnuer
of clean house " SIMPLY l5snE EpoUeuns net
across the Atlantic. lhe co!op1ss Wou1a n9I 113l
have ecch pe1eons' and oaa toiu us 60 onsiaus
1ilsa rye thAt III CAnsuA toneIn'ns couiI "
done WITH the 1aW masesaA, IN tna etceIehi
otFhanafes Al Toronto anu hsnuton cnnu
who hsa iost both parents Was 9gsHAo!s
plseea nn0er lileasu1es VIII 1eapeEteo'o po..
soGs LIVING IN hs country. a slmau fSs,Sm M
bad been carried out WIN great SUCCESS oy ".
Van Meter, once baptist munster hylng N
Ohio, nov the ac'lye agent Of the Toward
Mission ior Litle Chaofea "a Ne% iGsk. ~. "A
o. eneSe ~. n .eh liz u
10 the conclusion that Tue plan Mah apPneaple ~
this country: The question of expense, h9W-
ever, bad to ne cona.desea. GOV, II @ rs sd,s em,,
dren Was sent from me Unions 10 sooo a neanp =
and with email o1tht 70 Asetpool, aou =
rbe wcto pefmtten 10 ea1y out tne Muss tn,t ~
large scale, anu feneseo % AsAA9ls sne ep9u.
the support Of the plsu1ont1ly ho9se ~ ~ ~
gafa, nho would be abe 70 tsSe NE Gnuaien ia ou.
tof 31G per mead me posl.lonl Sxat e 1aa,nr ua
would be mater1saly !npsoSed ~ aoen S lsuIs, .ha
81 from oyeseEowded poornoosss. ana tns
rates would Do lesse9ea aor IN sHss !;.,pct ~ pa
years maintenance IN Tue !oAoNnS 9isstlst
schools Was aa toIo"e N me aoudh 4nu 1
Foiisan, 51s lae AoItn surrey; 10 IT, AssI
ing, 4l2 ~; sonth.t.ast s5n1opsn!ie' - -
It's and The Centfal - LONDON school' n IN %msn .a
there *efc aooEe l,-uW en!ia5ent - pr nfsu
ihanSe % ING hoeiA iA,s et sAs lseoae, s'ie ~, ~
been enablea 70 putsaaso .d, no.ag aua w. wv
| acles u HEu14aA a. -"AbAa: tAnNaa reest :
, 1870-07-19

II tncre Is any time during the year when per-
sons 4iaa 70 leave the city 1t Is when the hut
weather Is raging. and when coot retreat Is most
desired. Going TO the country does very well iot
l,T.pSs morr als OF more coolncsa The only place
10 nd real comfort IL on the lake, wherc sae wtnt
blow1 II II blows snyNhere- PeEsons need not 60
10 Louc Brunch or Newport while they can take .
TIN on their 0w d lake In the Goodrich eteA1nefa
on l4oarl OF which every comfort and constatence
can be found They leave every day TOT some
t,Isre or SnothrE,
, 1870-07-19

work w1R nrrs. One German be his Week1
wagcs that Prussia would nrvcf throw up tue
sponFc, and ali enthusiastic Ffench engineer
r. 'akrs hia extra ay tor month on tho o1ocr sac.
NJ the Hauc time thn,wtnx mp his hat and anouenQ
whole torn, and even penpstcr Monroe, who
weui cul there to fulnI m engagement, had but
one for bis Gu,itc1rr-
,4f. EAci1 ndc haa friends. Prussia more than
FF1nc.. The argument that the var NJ. nu1as,
snd 1nrSsnne1 ~ ~. ~. sae aesn o. Sneon
waa 1sed yrs1 e1tcurs II on the part Of Prussia,
and tne fyupa:ay Of the country. ~ expressed By
Aurt.A psrfonde<aseA 10 favor ol tn2t n1uon.
, 1870-07-19
TIE CITY IN BRlE.


The alarm from Box No. II, II 4:ls 4 N. yester-
day, was caused by the discovery OF 1re In the
rwo-story frame building No. IS East Adams
street, owned and occupied As picture frame
nlannfaetorv BY Il. A. Foster The building Wss
damaged tothe extent Of $500 Insured for Il $50 In
the Lamar, Of Chicago. Loss on Stock, ts.o0o; in-
sured for q, 600 In the Firemeus. $1,000 IN the
1'eutonia, and 81, 600 70 the Lsconia. No. 6s ID
k,ore, vas slightly dAmaRe4l, as Tns No: 81. occu-
btee1 BY AcnrT klize as tailor store. The ioss 81
tach, On stock, will not exceed 50, ~h!le Sl0a VIII
cover the damage to both hull1lags- The nFc u
said to have been the work Of an tncendlAry.
AT 4:a0 yesterday morning. one OF PinEertons
men, who has been on duty but q ahost Tune,
iAunRht he smcllel smoke a7d turned IN Box No.
9. The irrmen, however, were unable to smell It,
Ind consequently returned home.
AT $50 yesterday moT1ng fire occurred In
The lWo-etoIy frame honse No. 80 South CLARK
street. owned by Mr. C1awson, and occupied By
q. ". Pearce aa a shoe store. Loss on stock not
nrer $50 Insured In The Illinois Mutual fur s. ooo
The tIc caught In The rear Part OF the store
Thure was no hrc In use In the building. aud nc
Tue has acccss TO the sa1uc besides the owner
stock insured. Cause Of the nre unEnown; Tht
isrc Wns put out by a Babc0cK E1unTulshct neio!t
the cugincs Arrived.
, 1870-07-19

INpEt-hfA1.o o. 9ns &sAIoen LILY C10u
Ifnle na Ghmc-7:&3
oFHkt CANES 11 hoAk. ,,, =.
Inc Cnppcts !n.a1 lnt iHekas5s y se"ts ~
i " =" Wllc5, sa!s ca!IesponaeoI =. .taE ns
HICKEY BOYS Ron'd nave beaens eaela July u.Gs
hsf not them 1lne fnefe. ana patKea lew faS-s-
Nufans lfon the Geld ....,.
The Little Eagles heat INC IEo L1tsa iascoFa'uR 1n
TO The orthoRraphJ OF our lniosManI, * ko ~. >.
The Eagles ncat ne - hestones SAceo'o'us :"
ASsoGsetHEsIs. ~. c,o.n
C1tIs, At OGdrh Park
TO-IunfFrw afternoon tne ictutn ZANE oStWesu
the Garien titys anta the shahDohAs. oi O1sAWa.
will be played at Ogden Pall- The Latter gave
lhr Gnf,ien ctys the haf1est tuK they experienced
ca thei{ tour, aud will give thrh another to-nof-
row,
The Battles and EmEetts play match game
this afternoon, on the corner Of May and Lake
sss:. f. l..s. s.e vi, p,,, sss es:y''ss Of Evans
On Ffiiay afternoon ttns,ead Of Thursday, a.
lnnounctd}t game ot unnsnal ihleEes. LAAss ,,s
1,nce At Ogden Park, viz. between the Mufualasol
Scw York, ard the Amateurs. ol Chlca9o~ Ials
will atlotll an opportunity. for those VINO canuot
! 'itcnd at Dexter Park on SATURDAY, TO *1t1ess
tie play III the ctlehfateu new antAc!s nao re1s
1 Bile 10 Leat the While Stockings by score OF ls
10 J. for, jnrE1ng frum the iact That lhe AnatenIs
trs4ie niucteen runs IL tatif recent game WIN me
'e1 Stockings, II Il eafe 70 Predict thas Inc Au-
, 1870-07-19

nj No lss Wcat Randolph street, On the remains of
conrad !thee1s, who died suddenly on sunday
night. The verdict Of the fury was that death ts.
suited from degeneration Of khe heart Deceased
was German, and unmarried
lie also held an inquest on the body Of Fred
kleavef, who died at his residence, No III NIL
showed TINT be had been tunstrlck, and verdict
Was rendered accordingly.
Also on the remains Of John noE1tgan, who dletl
at No. 1GG Mitchell street, On SUNDAY, from the ei-
lects ut the heat. ...
NAlao on Tie body OF Patrick Taylor, moulder,
who d!et, at No. Is caTull stEcct, on Sunday
Ight, from the Effects Of being su1StInck-