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IA A CONSUMPTIvE CURED.
Where death was hourly expected from CONSUME
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his only child he now gives tho recipe free on re-
ceipt of two stamps to pay expenses. Address GRAZ
DOCK 90, 1,S02 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa,
giving lame Of paper mh 14-4w
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tbis year.
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* K TO $40 A DAY do you want situation
10 y as a salesman at or near home, to sell our new
strand White Wire Clothes Lines to last forever
Don't miss this chance. Samples free. Address
HUDSON RIVER WIRE MILLS
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Chicago, Ill. NH l4-4w
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ara again compelled 70 publish humi
.nncsl from the President of The Ma
' .-.. rabor Union, in v h che statement Il
s.,b.t there is not collar in The treasury
~ months ago SIMILAR statement was
and a few indignant individuals wrcte
IrtE,, u we're doing the cause immense rsrnr
Iabashing "bosgiug app as ior any sucH
l,ss.n lat 1t the sane tiuc-not ono. Of
IN vas able, said will put my hand
:. nv DOoket and give hundred dollars to the
If hey bad, such an encouragement
-,5 have been unnecessary. No, but they
..,bized With the movement. Well, if
'y.I IN support vile and family on sympa
sEalI do sll that lies in our power to
,.s ,beir siectiVn, as Mr. rs successor, az
N. next convention. A hg for such sympa by.
, dollar bill will buy a bushel oft.
n, that shah We say q you Wo1kingmen-Of
--i.hor reformers and trade uniOnists, Who
Init such state of things 10 e1ist. Il is
a. ofNr. Trsvellick as an individual we make
nj. ,Dpeal--but as the president of an Orgaui-
,,,on-who was placed there By the woes Of
.,rr ,eDrcsentatives. Is j. lights it com
.or ina lice that he or any other Of your ser
100 should be placed in this position. Is the
,borer pos worthy of his hire, and if be de-
,otss M talents aud lifa 10 your Ger dce-bavs
,cs mot manhood enough to fulfill your Oblign-
AIMS Let every reader Of the Advocate Who
". failedto do his duty consider the langu Sc
a ,eiaased TO him personally.
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MRRrIHa OF TIE COUNCIL.

At the meeting Of the Executive
| Committee Of tha National taboE
Union, held in Detroit, ut the Office ol
the President, on Saturday, Iannsry
14th. it was decided to extend the time
for the examination Of the Prize Essays
till the 18th Of February next. Nearly
twenty have been 50 far received, bat
in compliance with a general request
that further time be allowed, it was
deemed expedient to grant it. For the
benefit of those who desire to aval them
selves Of said extention VIC again re-
publish the subjects, selected by the
committee. They are as follows:
LIST. The "Specle Basis" Fallacy.
What Money Should Be-The Best
Money for-the People.
I'd. Strikes va. Arbitration.
Sd. Co-operation-Its Mission and
Benefits.
4th. Coolie Importation, Steamship
Subsidies and Foreign Commerce.
5th. Labor Unions. Their objects
and necessity.
9th. Protection to American Labor.
7th. The Injustice Of the National
Banking System.
9Th. Womsn--Her Rights as La
borer. Fl
9th. The Public Domain. How II
Has Been and How 1t Should Be Dis
posed of. P =
10th. The Injustice Of Exemptingl
Government Bonds from Taxation.
18th. The Necessity Of Compulsory
Education. H-tff HttA,.
18th. The interest Of the people de-
msnd the creation Of a special depart
ment Of Government TO be known AZ
the Department Of Labor.
18th. The cause of the general
stagnation in business and the rene
dy. T~<tr III j
All of the above named essays arc
to be written in consonance with the
principles embodied in the platform of
the National Labor Union.
Papers friendly to the caRse please
copy.
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Washington, D. c., January IS, 1871
Mr.. John v. FArwen, Chicago, ILL.,.
SIR,-In answer TO your letter Of the goth
instant, requesting any information in posses
sion Of this Office relating to the use Of the
Babcock Fire Extinguisher in the Quartermas-
ters Department, have respectfully to state
LIST. That is appears from memorandum re-
port 81 Lieutenant S. Weaver, Of the burning
Of hospital buildings and Ofices at Fort Rip
lev, Minnesota, on the goth Of July, 1870, that
the Fire EXtiDguisher saved much property.
The papers having been referred to thu War
Department With recommends ton for further
investigation as 70 the origin Of the fire, they
are not now available for the purpose of max
| ing extracts.
I'd, In a report of Major George Gibson, 9th
infantry, commanding post Of Fort Hays, Kan
sAs, of date January 8, 1871, he remarks: 81
had an opportunity of seeing the important ser.
vice rendered by 'BGbcock' belonging to the
| post-trader, several months since, on the occa
sion of our carpenter shop taking fire, which
fire was promptly gotten under"
Sd. Captain B. c. Gard, Depot QuartermAs
ter, San Antonio. Texas. in a report dated De-
cember 20, 1870, says Of the Fire Extinguish
ers To day We had opportunity of testing
their efficiency. A FIRE broke out in the roo
Of our blacksmith shop Opposite the corrs
stAblesl and by the prompt use Of the Extir
guishers the fire was Immediately stopped, anC
very little damage dene."
lam, sir, very respectfully, your ob't servt,
Quartermsster-Genera United States Arm
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MILWAUKEE, Feb 8 Tl.-UniOu No rs 10 com
petedto notify our travelling fraternity TO
keep away from this city, as there are NO jobs,
and as onr treasury is low, Ne have 10 close
our books on loaDing money on cards The
following members we're suspended for non
payment Of dues: Edward BOehm, Albert
Boehm. BY order Of unieu No o.
LoUn HUss, Cor Sec
DETRoIr, Feb lst ls7l.-Wi:iiam PeiEe,
g. ming 70 have GARD with the fOllow ing
loans endowed: Octdwa1er union, IS: Cleve-
land, 81; PAinesvil 8, Ohio, union, 81; aud
John Burger, Of this city, Who worked in Chi
eago, have applied TO this union fr member
ship. Any union having charges wilI prefer
them. JOHE STkIkER, Cor Sec, Box BSS
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A MAN OF ATHOUSAND.
A COnsumptive Cured,

Dk. d: JAMES, retired physician. discovered,
Wnhe N the Ease Indies for Consun ption, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, and General Debility when his only
child, daughter, given MP 20 die His child was
cured and 10 now alive and well. He send the
clpe Tor making and successfully usn. this remedy,
ree on receipt Of two stamps paw There
not single symptom Of Consumption that it does not
~ once take bold Of and disspate Night sweats
ishness irritation Of the nerves. failure Of memory
dimcuh exPectoraton, sharp pains In the lungs sore
nroat emily sensations ut the stomach, inac
lion OF the bowels and wasting away Of the muscles.
The writer Will please state the name Of The
paper they BEE this advertiser ent In. Address
ORADD0CK co.,
1858 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-02-11

THE TRIALS OF A CAR CoNDUcroR We we're
somewhat amused last MOndAy evening, while
returning home, by Randolph street car, BY
the POmPOsity of n consequential wizened
face dame, who seemed TO think herself the
observed Of all observers. Reckoning the con.
ductOr OF car IS, just az il reached RObey
street, she desired him to stop At the nearest
corner. Cant do it, madam, can't stop on
this side Of the street. vas the response. "You
lave right 70 stop where l tell you, sir, and
III certainly report you to morrow; see If |
don't" replied the irats dame, as she shook her
little fist in the conductors face and vamOOsed.
Did she report him?
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NIGHT AT AANNIRG's-We spent one of the
pIeAssntest evenings Of our life last week while
witnessing the entertainment and antics of the
Minstrel Troupe performing at the Dearborn
Street Theatre. Although the night vas one
Of the most bolster Ous Of the season, the house
Was literally packed from pit to dome, BY as re.
spectacle, stsid and refined an audience a. Chi
cago can boast Of. The programme was one
calculated to please the most fassidious, and
sustain the motto Of the troupe; ne We cau'l
make you laugh, We won't make you blush 7"
The music was superb, the dancing Of Hogan
and Hughes worthy Of their reputation, and
the acting Of the tTio-Aanning, Hart and
COtton-worth alone twice the price Of admis-
sioa. Kemble is a host in himself, and ever,
member Of the organization seems to be the
right man in the right place. Reader, if yov
have the blues 60 70 Aannings, and our WORD
for it, you gill 90 again.
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TEK LEfT Ii CORPORAL.-We call the atten-
tion of our readers to the ac advertisement of this
popular children's monthly, which has achieved
and justly So national reputAtion. II 10
safe to say there is 90 juvenile publication,
whose appearance is looked forward 70 with 20
much interest, as the LITTLE CoRPORAL. 1t 10
conducted with signal ability, and the price at
Whichit il furnished places it within the reach
Of the Aumblest family. It is nov published BY
Mr.. John Z. Muller, to whom all communica-
tiOns and remirancss should in future be ad-
dressed. Reader, IL you are not subscriber,
and you wish to make the hearts Of your little
ones glad-send at once for the LITTLE Goa
PoRAL.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

49, WILL un'on. ded'ins changes N ths address .!
,ons,pondipg secretaries please stat the name the
6rpg secretary.
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THE BRICKLAXKRs UMoE.-It gives us pleas
ure to state that there is probability of this
organization, which has been in languishing
condition for some months, being recognized
on a new aud frmer basis. Several Of its
members, ashamed Of its present condition,
have determined to make smother effort at re-
organization The building season will soon
be Of hand, aud as q m after Of course,
IL builders are now allowed TO make
contracts at their own rates, there is
little probability that the summers wages will
be little more than those paid to labOrers.
There is also growing desire n incorporate
beneficial system similar 60 that adopted by
the Amalgsmated Engineers aud Carpenters Of
Great Britain mass nice ting TO take the
matter in consideration viii be called in . Re v
days.
The meeting referred to will be held ct 1856
South Clark Street, Oh Saturday afternoon
February IS.
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TEE AUsEUN.-Ws are pleased 70 state that
the popular and cosy place Of amusement still
continues 10 occupy the position of a. favorits'
among our theatre going public. We san psy
j. no greater cOmplinsnt than 20 stAte-aad
tEsthiully sO-that no visitor goes away disap-
pointed-no matter what the bill upon the
boards may be. Aansgr Aiken is always
alive 60 the wants Of hs patrons aud never
fails to anticipate their desires
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CITY MATTERS

COOPER's SrRIKE.-The josrAeymen cOopers
Of this city, who we're recently on a strike,
have once more resumed work
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

I n 7 n u y : Y 4
TOLEDO, OHIO.-Union No. 40
messs On ths Arst Mosdsy svsaing b sash pensB.
~. noArtt y, pres. r. j. Conlsk. vice pres William
gtcH1esA, tress. nsnjamin sheabrd, hnancial sec.
goen nurPAy. recording william Bsblsgton, cor.
- -@1@e1 se'eesd, pssser. fDra~.s7s. E
I PRp OKI YIN, n Y.-Union No. 81
psessI on; she fourth Saturday evening in ssch
s %Dnss 49, oel0fs Samuel s,"on' pres A. I.
eur SEQ, AIS Dougls street, Brooflys. MI.
CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
- 20. t. meets the LAST SATURDAY evening ofea6
@oasn q Printers Union Hail. room IS Nfxonp Gx
enaAge Building. Entrance on Exehsnge Place. 5'
zf 74 JoHH n. FoaNgH A, Presi6eni.
= n. KSRRor1, Recording Sec.
=. 4, HUr1aINsoH, Fin. aud CIR. Sec.
u. B. Minis, Treas III -F7l1o#sn
WG. kEumRDY, Chairman Bosrd OF Direosess.
sHELpeH, Chairman Executive Cemmittee.
Al communications must be directed 70 the Torres
Ponding Secretary, Postotnee box 5sT.
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Means for Identifying Depositors:

when new Depositer nrst to the Savings DaaA
precautions are taken and records made that he &sy
always be IdentiAsd and that In case book loss
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded.
The business Of Institution 10 conne& qxcn&vely
to tho receipts Of Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited In trust No Commercial or General Bank.
Ing business 10 transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested loaz
upon estate In the city Of Chicago In making suek
Ans preference Is always given to applications from
Depostors Of small mans who have accumulated In TN
TnSttuon SUFFICIENT funds TO pay for lot Of ground
and desire to borrow something TO aid them II
erecting buildings to be used - permanent homes fol
themselves and families.
A1-Money rsmtsed BY Drsft to Europe or slsewber,
for Depositors-
M~The Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected by q com
mIttee depostors In this Institution, may be d
the Savings Bank
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BEEJ, LOMBARD, Pres. sA BRIees Treas
III. G. CHILDs Sec
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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omehI from dc International Secretary.

PHILADELPHIA, "a Jan. l5, 1871.
In ,omplaBcc with Sec Of Art. Nv. Of ths
Constitution II the Cigar Msker- International
U,iop. your IutsrnatiOnal Secretary offers the
following report for the three months occurring
bstWesn October 10, 1870, and January 3,
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SEND YOUR MONEY

u Post once orders. checks. or drafts on New
York, wherever convenient II not, tnen register
ehe letters containing money. Address
Nv. ENGLAND, Publisher,
Sun once, New YORK Cay.
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Leaving balance ID Int es hands a. date Gas 80
Tho Hternational Treasurer, Samuel SOlo-
nor. made 4 iu report Up to date Of January
IS. 1917, Of which tbe following is brief suun-
nary t
Received Or International Secretary 4h33 80
g1psndea per order Of International President 490 80
Balance On hand. t2l2 81
On to date, quarterly reports for the last
ourtsr sf 1870 have been received from forty
Two local unions, OF which the following is the
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five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars
len copies. one year. separately addressed (snd
an extra copy TO getter up Of club,
Sixteen Dollars
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
For the Fall of 1871.

The Fall Examinations of Teachers for Grant
County will be held as follows:
At Muscoda for the towns Of Musooda, Blue River
and Waerstown, Friday and Saturday, September lst
and End.
At Boscobel for the towns Of Boscobel, Hickory
Grove, Marion and Woodman, Monday and Tuesday,
September 4th and 5th
At Patch Grove for the towns Of Patch Grove, Mt.
Hope, Wyausing and Melville, Wednesday aud
Thursday, September 9th and eth.
At potOsi for the towns of POtos Harrison and Paris
Tuesday and Wednesday September 18th and 9Th.
At Georgetown for the towns Of Smelser, Hazel
Green and jamestown, Friday and Saturday, Septem-
Der 18th and 10th.
At Fennimore for the towns Of Fennimore, Wing
vile and Liberty, Tuesday and Wednesday, Septem-
Der 10th and Goth.
At Lancaster for the towns of Lancaster, Little
Grant, Ellenboro aud Clifton, Thursday aad Friday
September 2lst aud 22nd.
At Beetown Dist. No. p for the towns of Beetown,
Bloomington and Glen Haven, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, September Goth and 9th.
At Cassville for the towns of Cassyille and Water
loo, Thursday and Friday, September 2Sth and 29th
At Platteve for the towns of platteyille and
Lima, Thursday and Friday Oct. 18th and 18th. This
will be at the close OF the Plattegle Normal Inst
tute. In the review at this institute many things
will be taught that will be of great ADVANTAGE to the
applicants both as applicants and teachers hence
hope that every teacher who can, will attend. See
Herald Of July 18th for advertisement Had not this
been decided upon, should have held short insti-
tute this Fall at each Of the following named places
Hazel Green, Beetown, Cassyille and Glen Haven.
A Supplementary Examination for the beHeht Of
those who unable to attend any Of the regular
exam nations, will be held at Lancaster Wednesday
and Thursday, November Sth and 9th.
Teachers can attend examinations wherever il is
most convenient.
w H. HoLFoRD,
County Supt. of Schools,
Bloomington July 81, ISL
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FATAL ACcIDENT-Last Sunday
afternoon young lady named Au-
gusta Nc Cord. residing near Buck
wheat ridge, met with an accident
that put sad and almost instanta-
neous termination to her young and
promising life. Mounted on a spir.
tied young horse belonging to Mr..
Cannon, the girl rode in advance of
q party returning from church. On
the road, the animal from fright or
sheer wantonness, became unman-
ageable, and ran away, throwing the
fair rider from her saddle. Her foot,
however, was caught in the strip
and fatally fastened, and she was
dragged distance of some forty
rods by the now madly speeding
horse. The young lady's head and
body were beaten and mangled in a
frightful and shocking manner, and
life was extinct in IA very brief time.
Deceased was about eighteen years
of age she was very intelligent and
highly esteemed.
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BURLINGTON.

Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago
or Indianapolis, how shall we reach the West?
The best lire is acknowledged to be the c. B
& O., joined together with the b. & NJ Rail-
way by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and
called the BURLINGTON ROUTE,
The main line of the Route running to Oma.
ha, connects with the great Pacific Roads, and
forms to-day the leading route TO California.
The Middle Branch, entering Nebraska at
Plattsmouth, passes through Lincoln, the State
Capital, and will this year be finished to Fort
Kearney, forming the shortest distance across
the Continent by over leo miles.
Another branch of the B. & NJ, diverging a
Red Oak, falls into line running down the
Missouri through ST. j oe to Kansas City, and
all Kansas. Passengers by this route to Kan
sas, see Illinois, Southern Iowa, and Missoui,
and, and by slight divergence, can see Ne
braska also.
Lovers Of fine views should remember the
Burlington Route, for its towns ''high-g leam-
ing from afsr. its -lringed streams-its
rough bluffs and quarries-its corn-oceans
stretching over prairies farther than the eye
can reach.
Land buyers will be sure TO remember it,
for they have friends among the two thousand
who have already bought farms from Geo. S.
Harris, the Land Commissioner Of the b. &
M. r. r. at Burlington, Iowa, or among the
four thousand home. steaders and e-emptors
who last year filed claims in the Lincoln land
office, where .sUncle Sam is rich enough to
give us all farm"
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Resolutions.

The following resolutions were
adopted by the fourth quarterly con-
ference of the NJ. Il. Church for Patch
Grove circuit, held at Bloomington,
Aug. 9th, ISL
WHEREAS, According to the economy of
the NJ. f. Church, it becomes necessary for
our beloved Pastor, Bro. G. Bushby, 20 be
transferred from this 10 another field of labor /;
RESOLVED, That we sincerely regret his de-
parture from amongst us, and extend our
congratulations TO the church TO which he
may be appointed.
RESOLVED, That he has our heartfelt thanks
for the firm and fearless manner IN which he
has vindicated Christianity, aud for the zeal
and energy with which he has labored for the
upbulding oil the Masters Kingdom amongst
US.
RESOLVED, That he and his family have our
prayers for their future spiritual and temporal
welfare and that while life and reason last,
the memory of his genial face and pleasant ma :
ture will remain green in warm and appre-
cialye hearts.
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Sewing Machines-Howe VS.. Singer
"Time,',

Mr.. Alex DAVIS offers to furnish me 100
Howe machines at any time on a weeks not
ice, for cash. As | am needing about that
number at this time for immediate distribution
TO my customers, accept his kind offer as fol-
lows: | will take one hundred OF the latest
improved Genuine Elias Howe Sewing Ma
chimes ofsuch styles and prices as will des-
ignate, aud will pay for the same in cash at
the usual wholesale rates for such lots. will
deposit one thousand dollars in the bank of
Ryland and Holloway, and pay the balance on
delivery in ten days from the issue OF this pa
per, OF said machines at the railway depot in
Boscobel, Wis, or forfeit said sum
In order that may not be humbugged, |
require MIR. Davis to deposit like sum of one
thousand dollars in said bank of Ryland and
Holloway, as forfeit money in case he fails 10
produce said machines as per agreement.
In regard TO the challenge for trial, pro-
pose trial on larger scale, and in more
conclusive manner | have no doubt but with
patience | shall be able TO procure enough ma
chimes in the regular way to meet all reason
able demand, and propose taking any or the
WHOLE of this extra lot get of Mr.. "a. ID. -
and place them side by side with the Singer
In the homes of people who may wish to buy,
they being the ones really interested. Ii
Mr.. Davis is not afraid of the Howe mac hine,
he will furnish me list OF those having the
Singer on trial, that may put Howe by ITS
side, and hereby announce 10 those having
the Singer on trial that, whe:he. Mr.. ID. fails
TO get the machines he offers or not, will
take to them, on request, as many Howe ma
chimes as can get, that the people may see
for themselves. The time for selling machines
by talk and 'bluster" has passed by.
GEO. T. WALKER.
LANCASTER, Aug. 10, 1871.
BANKING OFFICE RyLAND e. HOLLOWAY.
LANCASTER, Aug. l3 1871.
This cert6es that one thousand dollars are
deposited in our hands for the purpose of pnr-
chasing Howe machines as above named.
RYLAND & HOLLOWAY.