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Whose suderinSs have been r.otracted from hidden
causes. and whose cases require prompt treatment
TO render existence desirable: Ifyou are suffering,
or have suffered, from Involuntary discharge,
what effect does it produce upon your general
health7 Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily
trel! DOES little extra exertion pro,acc palpita.
ton Of the hearth Does you liver, or urinary or
sans, your kidneys, frequently get out Of orde, .
ycur urine sometimes thick, milky or nocky, o,
is it roPy settling? Or does thick scum rise to
the top: Or is sediment at ::tLe bottom after 1t
has stood awhile. do you have spells Of short
breathing or dyspepsia. are your bowels eonsti-
pated. Do you have SPELLS Of anting, or rushes Of
blood to the hcad' Is your memory impaired Is
your mind constantly dwelling upon this sutject7
Do you feel dull listlsss, moping tired Of company,
oflisef Do you wish to be let alone, to get away
from everybolyf Docs any little thing make you
start or jump Is your sleep broker or Ie,i.ess l.
the lustre Of your eye as bri:..sn, Inc ,lo,ta On
your check rs bright: r. J, 6n,oy y.aIsei: in
society as weilf 10 YOU Iursuc scuI La:.ness with
the same cnergyf DoycU 'e.; ~ much ccnedenoe
In yourself? Are your si.iII:s dull ard Tagging.
given 10 fits OF melancholy if,o DO aci lay :. 10
livov 4
YOurback weak, your knees wt,S, fsve aat
little appetite. and you attribute this 10 d:spep-
liza or liver complaint:
Now, reader, self-abuse, venc,izi diseases bsliy
urel, and sexual excuses are az. capable {. pro-
dueing weakness of the gcnerl;ivc or-srs. he
organs Of generation, when ra,tec: health make
The man. Did you ever thin. 8: It those bold de
fant, energetic, Iersevering, s'ccc>- business
men are always those whose .. Icrative organs are
in perfect health? You never hear such men COM
plain Of being melancholy, OF nervousness, OF pal
pitation Of the heart.
How many men, from the effects Of cxcesses, have
brought about that state Of weakness in sexual
sans that has reduced the general system SO much
as to induce almost every other disease = idocy,
iunacy, paralysis, spinal elections. suicide and
almost every other form Of disease which humanity
heir to, and the real Of the trouble scarcely
ever suspected. and have used remedies for all but
the right one.
Diseases OF these organs require the use of diu-
reie. HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the great Duretic and is cortain cure for di-
seases Of the Bladder. Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, General
debility, and all diseases Of the sexual organs
whether existing in male or female from whatC yer
cause originating, and matter Of how long stand
ing.
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are sup |
ported from these sources. and the health and hap
piness, and that Of posteIty, depends upon prompt
use Of a reliable remedy.
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Childn which,
al
large Chinhla
go different
shade higher and have still sell
goods at least cheaper than
Here the Prices Of portion o m aokon hand
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ANOTHER wagon and team got into the
river on the other side Oh Friday evening,
breaking through ice. but no further damage
to life or property was done The ice il not
safe at many points for crossing.
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Vital Principal Of the Man.
drake Rect.

Now, we desire the reader To distinctly under-
stand that TINS extract ii the Mandrake 10 saany
times more powerful than tn. Mandrake itsrlf 0, 10
the medicinal virtues 81 this health giving pant In
perfectly pure and highly concentrated Gosm.
Hence il Is that two Of the i'0iophy lin pills ron
siiiuie full dose, while any here sir eight
han.ifil Of other preparations ID the Mandrake
required. The PpiophyIiin
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iS3 South Clark street, Chicago, ILL.,, ConhJen-
tial Physician. II b veil known by ali readen Of
the papers that DR.. Townsend Il one Of the best
phyxicizns in Chicago Who has made the treatmens
u all chronic and sexual diaeases speciality. r
has devoted the last twenty ycars Of his time .x.
clusively TO the treatment u all forms 81 private
diseases Of both sexea.
From his long establishment and unequaled suce
on In curing all eases which came under hs char.
be has eained . unioa-vide reputatioa, which
causes tie aicted 70 sch his aid and advies from
al parts Of the United st.tea 1t 10 veil Known
thai all Who call on him With any pfivats Addiction
can and viii be cured in tie shortest poaible time
without the dangerous ass Of mineral poison.
YoUxo Nkx, TAKH WANING! SeminA Weak.
ne the result OF early indiacsetiSa sshsscauses
producing nervousnes, aversion 70 society, in.
yo1 have ipjured yeszself b secret hahit, 700
should lsse - time, bst call o. write % ". Town
send It oncs, and b cured. Special attention
given to all female diseasss, and irregularities
treated WITH PsFlsa afe4y and success. Send ios
his circular peculiar - diseaaes e "a sexes
O6oe I'd Psfion sspaEaie fbe laAiss - eentie-
nea. Csn1pe.dnes seEieely csalasstial Con
0lta1isa Aee. on Ssath 0ak 49,, CHEESE
III. p. q. Bag ~ apa1i06 1&V16B.
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MEDICAL.
For Generations.

DISEASES ARISING FROM INDIsCRETION
~ have been treated With Balsam Copabia and
Mercury, until the stomachs Of the patients using
them because 80 nauseated and weakened that Il VA
hard to decide which was the worst complaint, the
disordered stomach or the original disease. At
length the Samaratan's Gin made its advent and
an entirely new system Of cure was inaugurafed,
and the beneficial results at once seen. The dis.
gushing drugs and poisons we're diseorded, and to-
day the Gift il prescribed by numbers Il ths lead
ing Physicians; yet, notwithstanding the 6amaFa.
tan's Gin is known to be positive cure. purely
vegetoble, and pleasant TO use, As only ten pills
have to be taken many old anti-dluvians will stick
TO their sickening drugs and gorge their patients for
weeks perhaps months. o@Has . long job and
big bill anything to do with III Male packages,
81; Female, %. Sent by mail. We cannot avoid
calling the attention OF delicate females 10 the Sa.
marit.n's Gin Is q positive cure for Whites: By
following directions you viii seen get rid Of that
Troublesome disease and become robust and hearty.
DESMOND 4 CO., ProplietOrs,
9l5 Race-st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices Is Q positive
snd permanent cure for Scrofula, Syphilis, Pin.
pies, Bl0ches, any kind Of sores or diseases Il
the blood. PeIcE SIPS per bottle.
r. J. BROWN, Agent for Leavenwortb.
augl2eodA w3iS.
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The tribute published in to-day's paper,
from the pen Of Gen. Sherry, under the
head Of ain Memorium," is indeed an elo-
quent production.
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G Err MAN BITTERS

Would You know Of the merits 81 this WON
derful medicine thsn be learned from tae Pc
rienee Of Others? Try II yourself, and vhea 10 has
tailed to fulfill the of It's efficacy given by
the proprietor, then abandon failh In u.
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WHEN you have finished your business for
the day, go home. Loafng is sure way to
acquire bad habits, and a loafer is always a
nuisance.
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MoSs. TRocoN, the President Of the
French Benevolent Society, Of leavenworih,
showed us yesterday, tina, the funds raised
by this b anch Of the Society for the Chicago
sufferers, cqualled in amount, the money
raised by the French Societies of Baltimore
and other large cities, while the Societies Of
New York only gave three times as much rs
their brethren here. The li!erali,y Of this
portion of our citizens reflects credit upon
the whole community.
Col. ID. ID. COLLEY, the transfer agen. OF
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Eail-
road has crossed twenty-five car loads OF
freight ON the ice during the past three days
Some Of this freight goes 10 Colorado. Only
six wagon loads were crossed 10y the II. X
St. 10. The new road is opening up with
large amount of business. Five trains daily.
Much Of the freight is shipped from here 10
Kansas City and st. Joseph. This looks
much better, having freight shipped to Kan
sas City and st. joseph rn LeavenwOrth.
The change is taking place in our favor.
Col. Colley is the man for the work. His
lnstto is to deliver the freight on time and
send it through without detention and he
does L too, no matter what obstruction in the
way. Keep on Colonel an you will have
the repu,aiiOn of being the steam power Of
abe West.
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WOoD Is taken up with avidity On the
market, but as the farmers, being engaged IN
marketing their corn, the supply does not
equal the demand. Farmers with wood,
take notice.
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DIR. BOHANNAN's ssTr.at,e, n

DR.. BOHANNAN's Treaties on special Die.
easea, which fully explains the nature, causes,
symptoms, &C., Of .'SpermatorYhea'' or .iSemiuai
keaknea." and al the evils resulting from self.
Abuse. SYPHILIS. Female CoEplaints, ali ilnp.di.
ments 10 marriage, and valuable iniormation %,
other delicate subjects, sent FREE 70 addre,u in
plain sealed envelope, on receipt Of one stamp.
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They Stand Unrivaled.

Now, there certain classes Of J~rpons N vhs y
extreme Bitiers are not only unpaiatzbie, hut sA0
End ii impossible To take them without positive dis
comfort. FOR such
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tees - City ard Co01sy A0Airs
LEAvENwoRrH, Dec. z, 1871.

Ejitv Tines:
Please announce the appointment Of the
following eenilemea Of the Citizens Asocia-
ton, - the committeeman called for by the
resolutions passed Al the last meeting Of the
Association:
COMMITTEE ON CIrY AFFArRs-P. G..
Love, D, r Anthony, G. H. Spy, G. H.
Eagi.h, o. B. Taylor.
COMMITTEE on COUNTY AFFAIRs-J. w.
Nosrn, ID. J. Brewer, John Wilson, C. b
Pierce, Henry Foose.
Pieae make the further announcement
that both Committees are requested to mee'
for organisation this (Frid.y) evening, a
the Mayors Dice, at q O'Clock.
seI $50 C. 4. Lo0Axs
Pseiiaeai.
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MEssRs. TAYLOR, English and Anthony,
of the city committee and Messrs. Brewer
and Morris of the County, met at the Mayors
Office las. evening. DIR. Logan, tie Presi-
dent, read letters from Messrs. Lowe and
Spry, declining to serve on account Of a press
of priyate business. After full consull:s-
ton the committees adjourned to NEE, on
Monday at the call OF the President, which
will he made public Sunday morning. In
the meantime. the President will ill the va
rancies in fi,. committees
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70 household should he without them. Thy are
perfectly safe, require but tao fr ordinary daase
prornpt and efficient in action, AID when uss.i
in connection With Dr. H.onInd's German kitisTs
Tonic hbay be regarded certain speeih<s in all
cases Of Liver Complaint, DyspeT.l., any of the
disorders xhich the system is ordinarily sabjeei
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In the issue of the TINES Of Nov. &c, We
slated that the ''Board Of Appeals" of the
''National Association Of the "American
Trosiing Turf" would meet at the Everett
House, New York lily, on Wednesday, De
cember 18th, 1871. This is an error. II
should have been December 9th. The as
sociations and propiie.ors Of the courses at
Omaha, 81. Joseph, Topeka, Kansas City,
and Se1alia will please notice and take sch
measures ~ will enable them to lenne
members. Direct all communications t. Mr..
Geo. II. Smith, Secretary, Providence, r. !.
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6Meeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ii, 1871.

ENCOURAGE home industry. Sustain your
home papers. Cultivate home feeling.
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No. 13.
SIMILIA SuMILIBUS GURAETUR
HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIES

I1UWDVanRvS,
uun,srnDSTm11, S.srCsrss,s
uAyE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
ID exDeriencc an entire succcss: Simple -
PromosNE@cicpt an: Reliable. Tisy are the
st.tes n.ynot ~ msdc in them
LA a. 20 e. ~. s,n, S.nn., nj sa M ;cnt a.
to be always reliable. They have received the
hive ionc nseS and Sno,-n them and ~ m aIwavs
render sstisfaction to those Who Try them.
No. Cures Price In Bores. cents.
I. Revers, Congestion, Innamnations.. 9
s. Cryiss-colic or Tecthins Of Iarants .
DiarrhGa Of Children o! Adults, .
CSSH.S vn,u;,;n~ ~
: :. CessE., Gods. Bsonehiii.. -
ESeSSaeScc sieS Tesische Vertico q
10 DvenTSaiS RiIiona Stomseh y
n. O1D1resoeG or Irrceular Periods :. Z,
y. Whises too PIofnse Periods. ........1
:. G!0aI Coaen; Him ns b[eamins;.: =
Is. :. Rheama!l.m, Ehs s Pains g
~ .. SsI"c ;nd g. EiS SIln se'e'' Asues ~
Cna5y cn ana Is SORE ss- OF we anI Eyes
g . wncoPin$,sosxSh; sio'Sn. coughs e e
.r 1i:ef Eas:sa IMPAIRED a5sas ne.Ting 50
a. General Debility. Physicai weakness. 10
IS :" Dr0PSy and Scanty Secretions 50
&C. " Sea sickness, Sickness from Riding 81
- Nervous Debility, Involuntary
Seminal Discharges %
. :" Sore Mouth, Canker. 30
80 Urinary weak mess. Wetiinr Bed 20
g Iain11I fefiSds, iiysie:ia 49,; 80
9, =. HssHn a.s Snsnge % T;i LIE No. ,,...i W ~
A. nf1S{Ss,tS I-Ic:,,tcS So,e Theo.t 81
cSLS' '" M"'oeeo, VIA
30 large cram viAis, containing the above
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German Bitters.

or his invaluable Tonic. lie has prepared smother
medicine. which is rapidly winning its way To
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EDUCATIONAL
ESTARLISHED 81 YEARS.
Jones' Commercial College.
s.. Corner Fiflh and Olive streei.,

III LOUIE A2oe
This II . Fs1 C0srss Commercial ~ Bssises Gu
le9e, Each department is under the cotroI Of
Professor Who has been educated for that DEPART.
ment . speciality, and Is retained solely on the
ground Of hin approved aptness 70 teach.
thoroughly ventilaisd, add ve have every neee.-
0ry appfiancs for q FIRsI-CLAm CoN1RnCIAL
C1lLBsk. Hundreds Of the leading Live Businss
Hsn q the West and South were educated In this
e the influence Of lis former studsnta
Csllses open Ill the year. Hsai ios Circular and
Ch1aloG1s containing the Dan0 Il Ove1 So q our
bem9 2odaotS J. ". 1OHueO0,
0san4 Rnneipai
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HOOEL ND'S
PODOPH YLLIN


a perfect substitute for mercury. without any 81
evil qualities. Thess wonderful piils,
which intended 10 act upon tae liver, are main.
~ CONFESSED u PDiophyiiin OF the
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TarG Notes.

Majority asai0st--.-.--.-- --.--.-.-------. I, 81
Six scattering.
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The Chicago Savings Institution.

There are probably more men 10 Chicago
now in circumstances Of af1uence who have
risen from small beginnings, then in any city Of
the Union. These men once were poor, and
now owe their present position, in q great
measure, to their frugsity and foresight. Men
thousands, a few years ago could scarcely COM
mand enough to get their breakfast But they
knew the value Of ollar that every little
makes a muckle; that constant dripping wears
away the stone that persistent and constant
action in the right direction would eventually
lead to fortune, aud their conduct corresponded
with their convictions The first dollar saved
was 81 incentive to save second economy
brought success, success brought wealth, and
wealth properly handled has brought position,
/ duence and respeUtability. They invested in
real estate, that investment repaid them a hun
bred fold; and the result is as We have stated
Workingmen what they HAVE done you CAN do,
the inducements, the opportunities are the
same. although the advantage is on your side
You have a Savings Bank in which 20 deposit
vour surplus earnings with interest they had
none. In eight years the principal will double
Itself while the chances for investment are as
good, nay better to-day then they were twenty
years ago.
The Chicago Savings Iustitu ion, southwest
corner Of State and Washington STREETS, is now
doing one Of the largest and safest savings
transactions in this city. L j. centrally located
o'clock.
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dated up to the 9th of June, after you
union not hearing anything of him since Febru.
ary It vas only BY chance that we found him,
working in a scab shop, in Montreal sent for
him to know how it was that he did not show
himself since he had been IL town. He in
formed me that he had been working in the
country go we Judged that he had been scabbing
since be left your union. | told him there was
plenty Of work in town. and l went with him
he engaged job, but he did not GO to it, but
went back to scabbing again.
This is what We get through committee men
not doing their duty in collecting the 30 per
cent. The rat thought it too much to pay,
$lS 80, endorsed on his card You have al
owed this monster, through feigning sickness,
to do the following union out of their money:
Montreal, s.; Toronto, 81 90; Hamilton,
e.; Wstertown, 81 so; Syracuse, 81 90 !;
Springfield 81 60
| hope this will be a caution to all unions for
the future, in collecting moneys, not to show
tavors to any one. Yours Truly,
-.s4 ISAAC HART, Cor Sec. box 1891
We will not for the future take any letters
not sufficiently stamped. Unions ought to
kGOw that it requires q six cent stamp from the
States. We have to pay ten cents for letters
not stamped according.
fITTSBCRGH, June IL, lofl.-O mons Will take
notice that Joseph Sherrer, haihDg from Des
Moiues, J. j. Serbs Of Baltimore, and Adam
Rainehard, Aailing from Woodbury., New Jer-
sey, have made application to become mem
bers Of union IS. Unions having charges will
please notify NE within thirty days
@. B. LINDSAY, box 4s1
ST. LoUIs, June 9, ls71.-The following
named persons have applied for membership,
Any union having charges against any of them,
will please notify me within thirty DAYS from
date. VIM. Mohlman, Henry Tetgen, John
Habler Thso. Van Hess, JOhu Wirz, WIN.
KunE, Bapt. Shindele, Herman Feigenbutz,
Henry BeckermAn, VIM. Whittier all from ST.
Louis. AndreAs Ehrman, from Germany.
VIM. Ellenberger deposited travelling card
issued from St Louis, and is out OF date.
Unions having charges will please let us know.
A so, unions will please take notice of the fol-
lowing changes. John Bath President, and
Ohm Rudrof Vice President. BY order OF ci-
gar makers union, No. 10.
GUsrAV VoLLHKR. Cor Sec.
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CITY MATTERS
CHICAGO, JUNE,I7, 1871.

IssURE in the Equitable Insurance Company
of Chicago.
Ma. F. K Tracy, delagate from the Chicago
typographical Union to the International
Convention at Baltimore, has been elected Cor
responding Secretary. A No. l selection.
THANxs.-Ws acknowledge our obligation to
the Hon. { B. FArwell, N. G., from this dis
trict, for the receipt Of several valuable public
documents.
MI FRIEND, stop that terrible cough, and
thus avoid a cousumptive's grave by using Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medic Al Discovery. For curing
81 throat bronchial and lung diseases it has
never been equaled. Sold by druggists. 069
TYPOGRAPHICAL DIREcroRY.-The printers
union Of this city, Is compiling with view to
publishing directory containing correct list
Of the various paper, book and job Offices in the
city, their location, name Of proprietor and
number Of men employed.
CHICAGO Iron ENrERrRIsE- North Chi
cago Rolling Mills, by the erection of two fur
naces, each IS feet high and Is feet bosh has
added so men to its forces. These furnaces
Is- zoe tuns of coal per week and make $50
tuus Of pig. There are SO furnaces in the pud-
ding works, and the rolling mills make $50
tuns Of rails daily There are 26 engines and
10 steam pumps in the entire works. About
600 men are employed BY the COMPANY, who
paw higher wages then are paid in similar
works in other cities
CoNFEcrIoNERY FOR TIE MLLIoN.-By refer
ence to the advertisement of the California
Fruit and Tea Company, 81 Clark street. it
will be seen that a revolution has been inaugur-
ated in the confectionery business in this city,
he finest caramels and puTest candy which
been reduced TO 45c, and candy which formerly
retaied at ACC can be obtained At 25c This is
the same place where a GOOD cup Of tea can al
WAYS be obtained at reasonable rates, and is
uow becoming one Of the most popular resorts
In the city.
NATIONAL STEAMSHIP Cove direct the es-
pecial attention Of our readers to the ADVERTISE
nent Of the National Line of steamships, one
q the latest and most popular which ply the
Atlantic For parties visiting the old -ountrv,
or those intending bringing out relatives there
from, this line offers SPECIAL inducements. Its
steamers through merit, have'attained world
wide reputation, second to none. It's rates are
"a low as the lowest, while its accommodations
are far ahead gilmore pretentious lines Its
rates Of passage $S2 90 from Queenstown, and
SIS from New York, place our ocean passage
within the reach of the poorest. All informA-
ton can be obtained bv applying to s. T. Web
ster, Southwest corner Of La Sale and Madi-
son streets.
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Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics
Savings Bank.

While we have On innunerable occasions re-
commended the various savings banks of this
city as worthy the confidence Of the working
classes, we take especial pleasure in recon-
mending the Farmers, Merchants and Mechan-
les situated at Is South Clark street. In ad-
dtion to being the oldest institution of the kind
in the city, its business is confined ExcLUsIvELY
to the receipt and care Of savings deposits and
funds deposited in trust. No speculative com
acted Our trades unions, especially, would do
well to make a note Of this fact. It's cashier,
sydney Myers, Esq, is at all times prepared to
give all necessary information to depositors
Open every evening till o'clock.
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CINCINNATI, JUNE II, 1871.

TRADES ASSEMBLY PEc-NIC-The Trades As
sembly will hold its picnic on the goth Of
June, at Parker Grove. The prospects are that
it will be an immense affair, aud good time
NAV be expected.
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RUFFALO. N. VI

BUFFALO, n. Y-Union No. 2
- meets on the first Wednesday in each month At
the corner OF Ellcott and Huron streets, in Apollo
hail MANUEL Leary, president. $50 Walnut street.
BRYAN Csnly, vice president. Phil. Weisenheimer
recording secretary. G. II. schwenk, financial secre-
tAry. Henry Loz. treasurer. Henry Schlagter, Ger
man interpreter. Board OF Directors &C. ". Felrl P
Loeseh, LorenE Brckstein Henry SchlaSter David
Shelter, onesPonding secretary, box 27l0
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OIGAR MAKERS, PROTECTIVE UNION

~ w CHICAGO, meets the h-st WEDNESDAY
EvENlHs Of Each Month. At Lombard Block Monroe
street, between ClSrk and Dearborn sts Henry En.
gelnAr', PRECEDENT. N. H. Dibos, corresponding sec
retAry, Drawer 6038. Chicago.
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A UBURN, y. Y-Union No. 81
= meets on the first Monday evening in each non,h
10; IL W est Genese- street. Robert Burgess prr.i
80 v. :; hurlburt, vice president. j. X Law
Ience, recording and financial sec. Geo. c. Cham
eorrespon ling secretary. Jas Malone teasrIer