The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-11-02
CITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO, Ill. NOVEMBER ;. 49,

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THE ADDRESS Of MIR frhrenbatch. Prr-i-
dent 81 the Machinists and Blac kAnith.s M
ternational mon, ~iIl appear ia our next
ME. TEN rLLIcK, during the past week has
been addressing the MECHANICS snd working
men Of Saginaw anil vicinity
TnE TuLng~ il several ID the custom shop.
IN this city have obtaine.l an al, auce 81 L.
per cent. IN their wages
WI hope ~ a lev days 70 welcome To our
city Mr. Nm No-rr President ut the CigAr
Makers International mon who j. anxious
I" see What KIND q ldace hlcago j..
THE JorE~nNE> PAiSrEk- held a special
meeting on Monday night, ID Bohemian HaIl.
in reference t. the eight hour movement The
meeting was pretty we'll attended. and al
dresses were delivered W several members
The feeling for eight hours IS gaming ground
among the painters.
Draws Business CnItEor. located Al -
and 2S0 West Madison street. Is open both
day and evening Book Keeping, Pennan
ship, Arithmetic and Phunography taught
This institution is rapidly hlhng up, and
young men will fnd pleasant place 70 spend
their evenings at tins institution Call At
the College for particulars.
EIGHT Horns ANp THF PLA>rEkfss Mon
day, Oct. p. 1872, will ever he a pleasant
Renaissance With the journey men Plaster
ers Of the Garden City Of the West IA that
day. without the usual prelmnarirs I'd .
STRIKE, the eight-hour principle vas naugura-
tea, and on the morning " that day, with
satisfactory arrangement between the journey
men and the employees, the plasterers
commenced work on the eight hour system.
and thus the good work moves along
4rHE MEEcHANr,, FARNER~ AND ME,HA>-
49, savings Bank Is one VI the oldest uionied IN
stitutIons Ia Chicago. and a. a. well managed
Is any Ia the country Its deposits have
increased auOut one hundred and nifty thous-
and dollars SINCE July ut, ana nearly NIFTY
thousand dollars during the month u Ucto-
Der A. it, business j. confined exclusively
to savings. at times its deposits increase
when the deposits VI banks doing 4 CONNER
cial business decrease We cal attention to
IT. statement ia another column
PoLrucAL It y Well understood that the
dalles Keep the good people ot Ch,cagV posted
Ia All the nauoeuver- wv the chess buari No
politics. ST VI cannot refrain from sayIu.
that the political caulttuu Is well ni1k b,allns
over. amt ncets hut a httlt more fu-l " create
v bite heat Betting RAINING pretty high
IN the result - hrh that n the laS pruhit.
itlng interested parties from voting. wss yar-
ried out, the anticipated n,aJ"utlr- a both
Sides WoUld Dr. eansiler,tbl, reduced
IABUkEE'~ BE>E>uLE>1 ANp PEoiL,lI>k
C>Iu>. A. VA, stated In the last issue " the
ApyuctIE, q l.abur-r- Benevolent amt Pro
tective mon Vas IL course 81 formation II
is now und, to"d that meeting II lAbOrr's
Ut All Kinds aA> hrld Ia the latter part VI last
week, aud upnay mon organized. II
Is also understood that laborrrs u All classes
are eligible ta membership They are 10 hold
another meeting tins week, when they will be
organized
THE CHIytuu SAVING. lNsrrurl"S AND
TRUsr CoNrA>N l2y ANA i3l Ia sale street
continues t. enjoy thrcuntdrnce and patronage
OF the public IT, officers are men Ui integrity,
social anu financial standing. whose names
command the confidence and respect VI uur
citizens Their new building north West corner
NJ Madison and Dearborn streets. - well NIGH
completed. and wtIl prove Az ornament 4" var
city. Norkingin,n rruriul,,r th- 4, "
y hen yon have a deposit t. make
Nov OrESI>D 1000 pieces cloths ana cas-
simerrs AZ from - cents u Il %. others al
for same goods. - p t. SIS. Five hun
bred pieces line black Alpaca. at ~. "A and
10 cents. others ash double tor the same
goods AS" 1000 pieces rich plaid and PLAIN
iress goods, Al from - t. a cents worth
from ~ cents to SlOO Five hundred linen
towels, at l3l cents worth - cents Al,
900 eases assorted TAN ana winter drv goods
nov opening Buyers can rely on saving
nearly half their m"n-y H. W.6E Pard
-id- 4 co.. ~ and 10 state. near Madison.
branches, 90 state an.i ~ And 2SG West
Madison
AcQrtrTAt y" earn HickE1 We are
pleased t. state a. our readers viii doubtless
be pleased T. learn, that the charges preferred
against Capt Hickey, IN, abb aud popular
,fhcer in charge NJ the south side precinct
lavs been dismissed ~ MAJORITY VI the Beard
II Police Commissioners The petty spleen
which prompted the prosecution is known and
When puhlic official, III order
. crafty hi personal dIslikes, Is compelled u
all back on the testimony - felon to sustain
MS charges, the people arr very apt u apprr-
hate the value ~ his aAun-us We believe
he police force contains ~ more efficient,
energetic, faithful officer than this same gen-
leman Captain. rest assured you stand
higher IN the estimation Of your fellow cit-
ems than You have ever done, and that Is
aging great deal
PiNT~ AID QUARTS d filthy Catarrhal dis.
harges. Where does Il all come from The
mucous membranee Inning the chambers Of the
lose, and it, little glands are diseased 50 that
hey draw from the blood its liquid, and expo
ure to the air changes 4 into corruption
his hfe-hquid was to build up the system,
ut 1t Is extracted and the system 10 weakened