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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-30
B U L L
. orn Destroyer
To my United States and Worldwide
Renders

To NV United states ana Criu- W iue
Readers.
HAVE received many testimonial. rem professional
and medic Al men as my almsnacs and various pub
catiuns have shown. al. Of which nr. ssauiIe. Tie
follow ing from highly educated sni popular physician
in Georgia is certainly q The sensible CONF
mun;cations have relieved Dr. Clement kle~E
exactly what he speaks OF ana his testimony eservts
10 be written in letters Of gold Hear what Tie Dexter
SAYS Of Bills MoEx DEsTaorEE:
vuLAsow. waIErE Co. GA.
June a9th- iscs.
DE- Joux BrtI-Desr Sir: | have recently given yorT
swcrn Destroyer several trials and find Il wonas fully
eneacicus IL has failed in single instance 20 have
the wished for effect doing pretty large country
practice and have daily fer seine srtee Of tins KIND
am free to confess thsi know Of no remedy recs ~
menaed by the abest that j. eertsn sId speedy
in is effects on The contrary they uncertain IN the
extreme Nv object in writing you is 10 ind out rTon
what terms can get the medicine directly from YOU II
can get upon easy terms shall great deal Of lie
am tha- the Of such articles contrary to that
teachings and practice Of great nsor yci the
line Of H. Ds but noiust cause or good sense IN s
cardirx remedy which know 10 be ercient- snipi!
because we nav be ignorant Of its continuation for my
psr, shall m ak il rule to s snd shy means 20 al
kv;a,e suffering humanity which may be able TO con-
mend not hesitafing because more ingenious
thar myself nav have learned its effects Tst snd secured
the sole right 10 secure that know ledge Sun b.
no means an ADVOCATE supporter Of the thcnssnds q
worthless nos;rrs that food the country that pupot q
cure all manner Of disease which human feh heir
Please reply soon. and inform ne Of your bestteTms
ana sir most respectfully,
julius p. CLEMENT, n. d.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-30

DRY-Ror IN TREEs.-Dry rot, as 1T is
usually called. is only one Of the many
forms of decay in trees. AS the growth
of wood can be fastened or retarded by
artificial means, so may its decomposition
but to entirely eradicate disease when it
has become firmly seated, is a very diff
cult task. Where only few branches of
a tree are affected, their prompt removal
will usually prevent the further spread OF
disease. but when the main stem begins
to decay. we cannot expect to do more
than prolong life, although even this will
satisfy those who have old and rare trees
upon their lawns. One of orr cores
pondents writes that he has upon his lawn
jincen trees over one hundred years old,
but the dry-rot is making sad havoc
among them. and he wants to know how
to prevent further loss. He says that
trees are attacked near the ground, and
the wood dies first, and then the bark be-
comes SO rotten that cane can be readi'
ly pushed through it. We would advise
the removal of all diseased or dead bark
and then scrapc the exposed wood
smooth after which, cover the entire
surface Of the wound with common
grafting-wax, applied while hot Thu
surface of the wax may be busted ovel
with ashes or any dry paints that viii
give it the color Of the surrounding bark
If wounds made in trees are protected
from the air and water, they will usual.
heal over, provided there is any vitalit.
left in the tree.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-30

OF The American Stock Journal
gives the following direction for train
ing horse to stand: take your horse
on the barn floor and throw strap over
his back and fasten it to his right fore
foot lead him along and say ''whoa,' at
the same time pull down the strap.
which throws him on three feet and
makes him stop suddenly. This is the
best way known to teach whoa, though
you can put on the war bride, and say
whoa, and give him sharp jerk that
will stop him about as soon as the strap
to his foot. Then put him in harness,
with the foot strap, and drive him up to
the door. The moment he undertakes
to move. take his foot and say whoa
Get in your carriage and get ont again
rattle the thills, make all the noise get
ting in and out you can; give him to
understand, by snatching his foot each
time he moves, that he must stand until
you tell him to go ;and after a few times
YOU can put the whole family in the car
rage and he won't start out his tracks
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-30
Substantial Holiday Presents

VNOp wife, daughter or sweetheart, may be haa a.
E rsAs Unable prices at EssA scSosAsA's'
, 1870-11-20
SLATER: WASHlAGT0N-SIS:
arCTTOH SALES.

T.,sW "a LANGLEY, Auc'F.
, 1870-11-20

aod something Of religion. The human
izin8 influences Of such home 2ze most
beneaeent Eight ro>1a-
ing The stroe,s, fighting for the possession
Of cruyicea, boxes, barrels, and doozstaps
Is plaoes to sleep; wanderers without food
or 8halter va2abonds without the last
care for personal cleanliness OF sttirn
hating the world that treata them v,itt
contempt, and welcoming. the de.h h.t
rcleascs them from nlae1y Gbase hava
been picked up and introduced To . b,,n.
where thefe are food md ahelter, sosp end
Ester, washing and ironing, light and
warmth, kind words and encouragement
attention in sickness, and sympathy in dis.
treaa. Who can estimate ths BLESSING
~n1en this institution has been to these IN.
foztunates?
Tbs people of Chicago ply annually m
ava1age OF $so, goo to support aud man,
tain In comparative luxury 200 boy4 who
hase been thieves, burglars, and worse,
Here are 800 boys who labor sixteen houra
4 day for the bread they eat, and who ara
not th'erea1 nor robbers, nor criminala
Cannot Chicago afford $4,000, all told n
help build roof to coverthem7 Does Ii.
fact that they are not criminals close Ii,
ears OF men to all appeals In their behalf7
The dying girl found upon the marble
steps of the palatial ediice devoted to Mac
dalena, stated that abe vas starving for
food and ahelter, but Was refused ailaait-
lance TO the asylum. because she had never
, 1870-11-20
TIE REV PUMPING WORKS

We publish, this morning, a communi-
cation upon the subject of the selection of
site for the new pumping works. We
propose to take no part for O. against auy
lot. The selection Of site suitable for
the purpose is the duty Of the City En-
gineer and the Board of Public Works,
But when several sites, ali in the same
ne1ghborhood, and having, generally, the
same fitness, are offered, we object to pay
ing $1.o7 per square foot for one site,
when the others may be purchased for Il;
OF 50 cents per square foot. If the O,Neill
lot is equal IN ali respects for the purpose,
there is no objection to its purchase at tho
same price at which either Of the others
may be obtained Since the agitation OF
this question, We understand that other
lots, as well, il not better, adapted for tho
purpose, hare been offered at even less
prices One Of these offers 157, 900 square
feet for $55, 600, and there is no doubt
that, if the whole matter were referred
back to the Board Of Public Works, there
would be still further offers made. The
proposition to pay $50, 600 more than its
value for the 0'Nei1l lot is SO evident a
corrupt job that We hope the Common
Council, for its own credit, will not at
tempt In order it.
, 1870-11-20

Special DespAteh to The Chicago Tribune.

SPECIAL UfHpAttA 70 inc CnEA&t 1f1huuf.
GOLD.
new ToKK, Nov. l9.-The market vas generally
lower, on the more pcaceablr aspect OF the Easr-
e1u question. Gold was weak at 111A. The rates
for carrying we're to per cent.
HONEY
was plentiful at to per cent on ca.1, and prime
commercial paper passed ut to s55.
SroCKS.
The stock market vas generally quiet, and
w1'hcnt any special features. The market showed
Increased strength on the ear1J dealings, and
prices Here II per cent higher than at the close
last evening. Later In the day, however, there
MAS more pres6u'e e to Sell, and the advance Was
not fully sustaipe5.
GOVERNMENT BOMBS
were weak aud lower, with Fl ght reaction this
afternoon.
hANK STATEMENT.
The bank srxtemeut for t1e week ending waa
urtayo. able. Lonrs were decreased 1856, ,13n :
deposits deer ased t1.7eo. .s3l; leqa1%tendess de
c:eased s1,1l3,e46: epecir Increased, ss5s,1as.
FOB ECkoFE.
The City OF London. for Europe. took CUT ssl 90
In treasure.
The Imports Of drJ goods for the week are
valued at 81. .as5 .l1s,
The wheat market was affected by the peaceful
n. "a from Europe, and prtces were four cents
lower; the expected large supplies next week,
advance In fre!snts, also had q depressing IN
haence.
Flour being relatively lower than wheat already,
suffered no serlous decline.
REFCRt1cAS PARrr IND REyKHCE RxFoRYIKs.
Authentic aaTtces from Washington state thas
the project for driving the iesdlns revenue re-
formers out OF the Republican party has been
dft'sise,y abandoned. On :he contrary, they Will
be treated this winter with d!stln2ulshed cpnsid.
Grafton.
ITO the A.toeiated P1cks.l
ERIE
NEW YoRk. Eoy. l9.-Tha Ramsa5-Eric case
ss!, e., be'oie JGdEe Brady to,da5 10 me Supreme
going 70 tr!s. sna the plaintiffs being uuorepaf-
Cd to 60 on, permitted defaut to Ge taken, Acd
t5e 6, mpla'ut dismissed. Justice Brady vacated
that sllsMltsaL
NAVAL
Thr rnlted States steam frigate Delaware. Adj
mlfa! M Rowan sboa1c, arrived this morning ffom
WEALTHY IHlEF.
James kellE, WeultnJ a:.i respectfully COZ
sssae ss & e Ss % ks1n ~ tSe
charge of turgIa1iousy e:ter1ny the rrsitlaccc II
M william I feSk, ah;oln'na keily's, n July last,
WIS found To bed raor III Reilly house.
A ure occurred ut hal;.t.s4. o:a,ck this after.
nfNE IN the four story brt2S bniting, Sos s1a ant
e.: East Twenty -n,r'h stIees, t-:cu, I'd By Il. /.
J. II Kelly, as 8 furniture End aha.ia factory
which ssss alfaost tntAlir destry*'f. I1.1r+4t for
the full amount. The ii:e tx1enued along wen-y-
sin'h sl,ert. and 10 reAr, to Thsr:'-t7 s:-eet.
asd'la'nal Lss Of {ls,0e0. Most Ut lns. IHelt,nSs
are tuEuGeI.
FEACx MEK11HG.
mass meeting WIS he'd 1t Co7per lot titCts
this evening BY Freech and Germ an inte1nt,lo.a
nIk1nRu Ci, q soCie1t"S and free thiakers, aud
other societies IN the Interest OF peace In Eop..
, 1870-11-20

- the vest, or Il IN formed Of ti1k, tho oosoe
of tho dte6s> Whe1e sac shades Of ths sano
i csAo<a srn usod, ,-sf, tor instance, In bfowns,-
go Teet ahou1d 70 uf lhs lighte: shadc. Vlo-
ss9t oontrastt, 1iko b'&ck and rod, OF t1Aok and
11e ore f1e s9]sr p the e8t1oue. and ~ n"'er
:. wpar1.s Dor1cu
nAye eather kong, shatp points 1t tho back,
tt1nmed With Has rutfles finger deep at the
point, narrowing gradually to the ti.e seama !;
OF large. dst, full bow1 OF elk sawn under tho
Potnr. and rrotectit 6: on either side; on =
poetuion. without p(atts. down which tho
wnAeoones e1tead, producing tho edeos Of =
. Tho mania for trimming still continues With
too 9A1ontJ of zomen; bat the almost &C.
Tetely plain fnish OF tho ovo3dresses worn by
scoe OF our most distinguished leaders Of
fathion is = good-sized STRAW indicating .
mnch-needed nhang4. Their most expensive
silks aze tnads With hems On the overekirts,
then. Suu see, We who know 'who'a who ham
our Caehmerea. btcause. you know. II il such
folly for me to distzeea my pune to buJ
trimming, when Mt1. B., with her millions,
nsa ham On her tunic; bnt tho women xhosr
oaeka arc schtug from the weight Of pdsse-
,Sen.e,,e nsfa md nd fringe, elevste their poses =
account for their endoen popularity. E1ces-
.tve Eamiture, my dear TRIBUNE. has gotten
lta death blow; we've piled Pelio3 on 0s.A,
aEd the Alps on top OF th1t, u ii inventive
genius can 60 no further. Everybody and
everything il trimmed within an inch Of It.
lie; and 60 tho women who mlke it :int
are Themselves directly responsible for the
pfesent extfavsgance in dres=-hare gone
from one extreme to tbs other-from eTcry.
thing to nothing. QrD iusc.
, 1870-11-20

Some OF those clever persons at WASH
ington who consider themselves the dr.
nurses Of the Republican party, and who
devote themselves unsparingly to the duty
of sitting mp with it nights whenever they
think there is anything the matter with il,
have been in some t1opidation of late lest
it's health should be injured by an attack OF
Revenue Reform. Believing that disorder
to be catching, they have been Interview
ing everybody Of any note to learn who
had broken out and to devise ways
and means to prevent the spreading Of the
infection. A part of their plan
was to put tho Republican party in quaran7
tine, and to thrust everybody out of doora
who Was supposed to bo tainted with the
dreaded disorder. By despatch from
New York, however, we learn that it is
concluded that the revenue reformers will
hnvo 10 be tolerated, and that it Is not wise
to put them outside the party lines. Con-
sidering that these revenue reformora arc
certain Of majority in the NEXT Congress
on any question touching a revision of the
Congress, the dry nurses have shown them
selves 10 be en,inently sagacious and for
bearing
, 1870-11-20
o.n %p,n ll7,u
The New King nnd Queen @, ~pnin,

FrpH the sfF ForE EtfHlHJ Fist sGu. $.
After long struggle tho Spani,rds havs
dccsshed npon 3n1eI. tho Atlsntia cable to-day
bliDgipg us the fntel!i;- nee that the Duke al
Acs:a has been elected BY tho Costes by a vote
Of 191 to lo0: The y:,uns man uho IL clllsd
to tie pezilous en1iueuce Of the Spat.ish
throne. and who has accepted the honor. IL
Prince Amadeus Ferdinand Msris, the sscoad
son and third child OF King. yi.tor Em4nuel
OF Italy. ard of the Queen M.ric-Ade! .i3e,
Nbo vas an Austrian ptincee-, xnl d,od N
1885.
Prince Amadeus was born In Turn On tho
sob OF May. 1S55. and in 1861 married young
lady two years yt,unEer than him elf, who 1a-
totta-Ht nriett.-Gtanna da1 Pozzo iel1A Clx-
teUlA. She il the caughtey Of Prince Charles,
Ftecttra C.saema. .aud of 4 Countess Ut Mer,.is,
Bth Of ler ps.e. ts Aave died during tue last
few sea'R, aEd curing their livcs never could
have dig *amed that their daughter would sit
on the throne Of the + al cllas
Prince Amadeus takes his title Of Dnka OF
Aosta from shabby little town which lies in
the north Of Piedmont. under the eha'o7 Of
the Alps. and at tic foot Of the weil-kno III
pass Of St. Bernard. He il Lieutenant
General in tho Italian army. and coum.nds
BRIGADE Of eass'sy. BIZ biz elevation
houses Of Italy aud the Ibezian peninsula VII
held unusually close re:ati:ns, for the Princees
Maria Pta, younger daughter Of Victor
Emsnuel. is Queen Of Portugal. having in 1862
married king Louis The eldest child Of tho
Italian hrR. i will be remembered, Is the
Princess Cfoti!5e, wife Of Prince Napoleon,
Her ca1pet seszns to be much lo.s exalted than
those Of the other members or the family.
Ihe new Kipg Of Spain is 4 !<nunz nam,
htt1e uver IS years OF tge. aud 10 far has
teen but little Of public ilfe. In Italy he IL
very well liked. He hsa heeu brought . in
the school Of cor rsfitotion2l monarchy. aud
oaght to make an honest and lbersl ruler.
, 1870-11-20
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Supervisors who were not reelected
claim that their term Of Office has not yet
expired. but continues for another year.
Acting On this theory, some Of them are
understood to he preparing to apply for
injrnetions to prevent the Town Clerks
finn, giving certificates to the persons
elected al the late elections.
We cannot help thinking that this is
small lusiness, and an attempt to disregard
popular sentiment If these s'injunctors~
desired to continue in Office be5ond their
terms, Why ~ere they not candidates for
reelection? II any Of them were :andi-
dates and were defeated at tbs polls, they
are acting mean and ridicnlous part to be
now seeking, by legal quibb1es and tech
nics1ities, to nullify the popular
mil But We can find no
section or provision Of the new constitu-
ton that can Justly be construed to con-
tinue these ex-Superyisors in Office for an-
ether year or any part thereof. Do they
RELY on the sixth section of the Schedule.
which provides that
AL persons nov I'll i.R 4ny once, or appotnt-
Eet1, kkAtf c..ntiIu~ in the execution of the du-
t,e- tae.r7f, aeenrst7r tn sneir respective commits
rncs OF appointments urle&s by this constitution
It Is Otherwise difrcrtd-"
The respective commissions OF appoint
ments Of Supervisors are for one year,
and that period has expired, and the people
have elected new Supervisors for another
year. who vii! continue in Office until this
time Ee1t year, urless the General Assem-.
lily shall sooner direct the election of
Board Of Commissioners, as provided by
Section :. Of Art Y, which reads: ssThe
county affairs Of Cook County shall be
managed t,y u B. ard Of Commissioners OF
fifteen persons, ten of whom shall be elect
ed from the cisy Of Chicago, and fve from
towns outside OF said city, in such manner
as uay be provided hy law"
The General Assembly n1ay this winter
provide by Law" fur the election of this
R'erd Of Commissioners at the spring cleo
tea, held in other parts of the State On
the first Monday Of April, and further pro-
vide that they etall enter upon their duties
within ten days thereafter. We trust this
vii! be dune. Tia people are heartily sick
and tired ii the Cook County Board OF Su-
resvi~nrs- aud desire the 'tdefunction :"
Q: the hoard at the earliest possible
dEy. Il is hardly worth while to be eating
out injunctiors TO continue an Office that
Las fallen Int" popular contempt, and that
will i'll into uouentity within q few months
OF this time. They had better let theirsuc-
cessnrs-elect enjoy the doubtful honors oi
The position for the brief period the board
, 1870-11-20
KANSAS,

Republican Majority In the Stale
The CensuK-GreAt Display OF buff
{k4oeR~
ToRpKKA. Nov. iRt-The Republican majority In
this 4,ate viii exceed so,0A The Leg1atasure
stacds los Republicans, II Democrats, and tlse
Settlers candidates.
The omctAl census returns give Kansas ponu-
iat1on OF s:s.51s, with F3Tta hileT aud LRrped 70
hear nom, wa!co will zdd Abnut ! 1,4o0 more. The
over 8, coo 900; ltve stock, over sas, ,1oo. 100
g1an raiaed last rear. 1caz1y 2,0o0,ooo ausaeIs.
Parties IN tfotu The WeAt to-day atAte that for
corefed with budAlo. They are IL aElEa Of ~,
os three hundred each, and range within gunshot
ofthe Eatlruad- TheJ come up from tho aouth,
shla season Of the Jear IL unprecedented
Hu!rett Scales, colored Baptist minister. w2s
6czl<s, wife OF the murdered man. and 4 young
cn2ozru Man named Louis Ford, we're arrested On
suspicion nod committed for Hikl.
, 1870-11-20

cal powers, thu tutellicont rcon,, ~ NJ,
eanhusettA haye No f.;,h IN ~, s;.,..,;.-
no oonf,deuee In hi. i,dv,.,. =. .~N".s'.,
qualitieA of mind Thax .s.,;.. -,
iant, sud.osonu d.c,.n,. 80. 49, AA.t,. -. 1..a
seourginR oziucisna Of puh1io man thar
are proud Of hls eanius and na.ri.a. a,o.,,,,
cutiou but still thev abrink f,om .nt,,.t
ing him with Guberua.o.il dignity and
authority. They distfust hi. s,a,esu, sn.h;,
and aptitude for pract,cal an.i.s of 0p,.
esnment; they romombor his manv vila
representations, his erratio proposition.
bis baseless assumptions, and his b,undar.
some Recommendations, and. thareforo
feared and failed to vote for him.
It has been remarked Of Mr. phi11ina hv
an analytical hieod, that, uHe hss r....
once bean 40 fortunate "a to have a oo,,aot
impression a 10 the txue means bvxbiob
his ends could 4best bo attained. sf3ors.a-
quenty, his measures have never h1en
these through which tho ideas in <vb;ch a.
believed have triumphed.", Al an .nt;.
slavery MN, prior to the rebellion ha ba.
l1eved the tsus course for the North wsa: to
dissolve the Union, and he plnyed into the
hands OF the seeessionists and Democrata,
who frat puffed him into notorietY because
He denounced the Union rs league with
death, and the constitution rs covenant
with hell. Yet it WAS through tho loyal
hdel1ty with which the North held to
this league with death and covenant
With hell that slavery WIS abolished.
, 1870-11-20
MICHIGAN,


The End Of the ynndcrpool Trial
q, NonsnETccnena OF ane Jury.
pErKo,T, Nor. l9.--Tne juEy II the v2odeE-
pool n1urdu case, a: Kalamazoo after being in
close consultation for twenty-five hours amt
twelre minutes, through thelr foreman. sn-
pouuced to the Court tnat theF were unable to
agree On the points Of The evidence, and thai
there WAS 10 prospect Of IN Agreement The
counsel for the pE1eoner argued for m iMme-
tiare new t:tal and the viHcatten Of thelr client
CT that he be discharged on bail General Cutch-
con, for the prosecution stated that the case Taa
nok proper oCe 10 bail, a.d rEt4oer do tas5
naint, then, taat there must and sho11d be new
trial; tnt Ii ia ue1t to- imnossola- sor she people
to recall Iii their Wituessea and to Sesume the 1d
II uuce- The Court has taken the mafteF under
9ds.senent, and Will announce It's decision Oh
kqndaT morning, The interest In the pending
questions Is intense, and peTEAdea All clasdes OF
aeven for cpnvtcuou and I'VE fos acquilta!. :
, 1870-11-20
Smelling Works Ax0fu.

Our previous articles on the subject Of
smelling works have brought to our attention
the fact that there ara two companies in the
city who have bean engaged in erecting such
works, but We did not know that either OF
them we're so nearly ready for business. 1t
seems, from the following communication,
that We are soon to have practical tast ~ to
the success Of reducing bullion. Tho works
aro, ~ they should bs, On not = very extensive
scale, but Of COURSE they can be enlarged TO
any desirable extent, "a the buainess may
aeem to require. Everybody will wish the
AnandAle abundant guocees:
To he Eaitor af The Chicago Tribune:
To-day Nc chronicle the arrival OF the drst car.
load Of lc1d and silyer bullion ever shipped to Chi
cago for separation. It comes from the, Elko
Smelling Works, Nevada, End Ia consiGned to the
gold and oliver separation works OF tho Allandale
Company, Ia this city. This energ5 and enterprise
displayed BY this company is certainly commend
able, II has commenced the erection Of work1
capable Of reducing and separating all OF the base
bullion produced In the Western Territories. This,
1t ls believed, can be done In ChIca2o cheaper than
In anJ other part Of the United States.
This COMPANY Will also treat rich cres that mar
be shipped to them as fast az tbe necessary fur.
naces can be erected. VIC would advise iii those
who desire to sec wofts Of Ibis Kind
established In this city to lend thelr In
nuence and capital for this purpose.
/ The capital stock Of the Company IS $500, ,oo0,
and 1t l. managed By prudent and economical
men. who declare their intention to make THESE
the best netalluTgfcal works In the world Tneie
erection at this ume cannot but give an impetus
not cnlJ to the mining and material resources Of
the West: but also vii aud to the trade and CON-
.mefce Of Cntcn9o.
+; Mr. H. G. Kelley, the SEcreta1y Of the COM
ranJ. has jnst returned from q snjou1n OF two
MnnthB Ia the MetteIu territories, establishing
tuslness connections for hts company. Ho In
forms US that many OF the miners and sme1ters
are deE1Fous Of ordering their Roods, especially
hardware and miners supplies, IT 4 market could
be had here for their bullion. Ores, minerals, and
bullion ere tie only articles OF export from those
teritoEitie1 and 3whatcref cltT or State controls
those exports will secure the Hade aud cuatom
Of ihoee feEioua.
Therefore, We adrise the merchants, mauusac-
turers, and bankers ct Chicago 70 furnish the ne
ceastty influence and capital TO sustata this eu-
teIrrise.
companies Il OF vast importance to the business
prosperity Of Chicago. 1t Is an additional tndl-
cation OF the superior advantages which thts city
pos scsae6 az market for a1a crude metals, and
there Is no reason why Chicago should not te-
come the centre of all manufactures OF gold, Eif-
yer, lead, copper, hnd other minerals profnced
in the United States, possessing. &s she does,
unnumbered advantages Of transportation for the
e3iatrfbun0n Of the manufactured atticlta
BCL:1oH.