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, 1872-10-11
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. G. BIGELOW

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, has removed from No.
lo South Cle1<st, Of Monroe, to No. s4 SOUTH
STATE-ST., CHICAGO.
IL Is well Known by al rn.dcrs et the papers, that Dr.
G. BseIow the Oldest established pbysicaa il Chicago
who has uaGo the treatment Of all chronic aad nersous
diseases speciality. Science and experience have 1ads
Dr. B. tbs most renowned Of the age 5os,~
ored by tho press esteemed Of the highest medical as-
fainrents By n the ucdicsl OF tee day. hovnB
deyoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE In pGrsectin{
rcEaedi;s that will f9Ee p9syey ~ esss OF cHeo4o
eyidcnt that who confines hi5sef to tae aueJ
se. must hayc S5eater sI Sh9n ph{sfa1nG f II san r.
Es1t!smS4n Sst re e aas saases a Il sss1ra
10 the eity, with SEPARATE PAaLoES for ladtes ana
ssF1NDEko sfFR15NsDfEak I'll f fSe 9 a4s all
q. N. to s .. N. Sundays, op. N. TO 5.
Times. !" Thursday, October i, 1sal
votes sttsation esFs! to the Treatment Of ehfoE:
diseases q the kdneys and uEtnnry o1gans
to females CONSULTATION free and a. eoHadenal The
don and skill beyond the shadow OF doubt We say to
these needing his ad call q. Ills rooms No. 4a State
trpaf 4n6 itu6 this statement YcT1nHQs
, 1872-10-11
L tCorrespoaGcoce.' Advertisement
From M= jersey City Journcz-

"A "sH0E1Ghp4I1SA@A4NE'o <A&4e ~@ -A5~A~A~~A--
From. tA= Jersey City Jo,rncz-
4 young man Of our city has bean engaged
for the p2st six weela in writing to a fair dam
sci OF Brooklyn Be formed her ACQUAINTANCE
through the columns Of the Durerly, and Last
evening, according to engagement, went over to
New Tor1. in Canal street. where he was to
meet his unknown correspondent. Ho entered
fhe house. n11d YVES soon in the presence of
Young lady Of about 19 years, who had the sp-
nea.snce OF Just being convalescens after ten
year3' drunk. He was soon told that she was
the LADY, in question. and asked ''what he pro-
posed to do about it," She seemed IN
3 great hurry, rather too much so. for our
jersey boy, who told her that he had 10 pro
pogals to make, except to have the door
opened far enough to allow the exit OF his per-
son. The demi-mode, for so she was. dew IN
terrible rage, and gave her visitor to understand
that he could not occupy her time, and MAKE
engagements with her, and not expect to relm-
burse ber for I'll her trouble, and told the fught-
enel Youth to s.sheu out. or prepare Tor tus-
slei" He preferred to 'sshel !" rather than
have ;stusale with such q mascular female,
aud gave her the contents Of hi4 pocket book,
With the exception OF three cents y cross me
farrv. which amounted to little over 9u. He
toIi our reporter that he was satisfied in getting
OF At that price, and that he would have gwen
twice thet amonnt sooner than lave any olth-
Guilty with her. lie has so!emnly vowed never
TO read the WGrerly or correspond with an nn-
known person again. He has no particular al
fection for Brooklyn ladies' now.
, 1872-10-11
THEMAS7ERS SPEAK.
Master Ea5ons and Builders in
Council.
They Resolre to Resist The Demands Of
The Bricklayers.

no e1casses were committed EJ tie b-1cEinV-
yesterday not because the spirit for mischief
has departed from them. n1s because mo5t OF
them attended the funeral Of one Q; their num-
hec: who died ihe day previous. The officers OF
the Union do all in Their power to keep the men
from getting into trouble, and resoulction
was passed list evening the: sny maa commit
Ting an offence should be expelled from the
Union; but whether it Will have my eject upon
eorae OF the hot-headed members, remains to be
seen.
The Master Masoes' and Builders Association
held smother meeting yesterday afternoon, n
". Carrier in the chnir, and George c. Pruss1ng
acting ga Secretary.
On motion OF Mr William Price. the follow
ing committee vas appointed TO advertise for
rr:caleyers from the country to ill the pieces OF
tlo strikers: N'lllis1 Price. j. c. Grant, g. E.
Moss, W. L. Mortimer. a2d Z. +. Dore.
IL. Howard tiough1 it you'd he proper to
call . meeting Of la5orezs, WHO were greatly
sr.:c1icg On account OF the st1ikc. and most of
whom were opposed to the eisEa-hour move
mect. Others also advocated s'4:h t movement,
bat no sction WAS taken i t1,s; -astte-.
By request, The following ccctractoss reported
t:,a1 t:.ey had gone to wo-E again: D. Goodman
William Fz1ce, IL men Cox Bros: men C-css
s. C!,a11.,io1, Z men; c. i A. Price, Sc E:e1
Peter Button, 81 mea; J. Owen. men: " f.
Mortimer. Is 11ea; prussins l. Muller, II men !;
Courtney, Is men; and JOHN Dunpay II .1.cn.
On casioa Of Sir. Goodman. I'm; TRR3UxE
and Times were requested to publish tie follow
ing resolutions. aa. the names o. the slSnecs:
keso!7ed, Taat We, tho undersigned Eas.eT Masons
and Bc;1de16 Ct the City Ct Cclc2o, vii resist the
present egh:-hoE< e.1iEe to tie st- AadxeF Elraez1
| .osa IL bu=.2aes, Pzuas:ng Muller. Gladaing 4
Howard Moore Devoe. Peter Button, chas- EoseheE,
| T. f. Courtney Z Co., J. II. 4n.aM:toc- Al s.. Bailey
l. Co.. c. I: a Price, Joll1 Willard, Jacob Eauu &
Son. Henry Ccrh E Co., VI Manning Joha Eoberts,
a. j. Geea-ie Lei,5nan, B:l!iags ca, cSss Brsly'
l. D. oEsn, T. & Die:z, G. Grant Co, " a Raz'
ion, I F. Dere Co., JAS Ruthcro1s kussc stu5c-
yant, Cc1 8zos., c. IL D1meie-, T. -s5esAa Coz
Ce. E.kesch l. Co., L l. LEACH, leo- g. Cross fItu
1oussea, W. Mc.;eal Louis Ne!cE, AGnev Mener-
mott aioss Z Chambers, 6chvar1 4 A:ss, Du4aeld
cIc3faEou, D. Goodman Co., Ch:s- DaeElio3, W. =
I Csatl ". Price Co., D. T. CIl1- Ca, Mortimer q
| .racFe1, Carter Brothers, E. + f. PRICE.
These firms arc said to represent nine-tenths
| o. s!se work done in Chicago.
| On motion, the following resolution 7sae
passed:
Ez,1:rsL That this Association binds itself that i
any u.a ut WORK should be 2ssau..ed or inSso:ca-f
s;.her at worz or elsewhere, account OF beng a
WORK. employ private detectives TO aest tae guasts
PARTIES and E1ye them prosec7xsd to the utmost e4
| te1t Of the lax.
The meeting then adjourned Until setnrda.
afternoon, at : O'clock
, 1872-10-11

RESOLUTIONS aGorted b. IEo.tc nee,inS, aas IL.
The saloons be c3ased cn Sunday, ana tne Ifaancss
ion 10 tEas 1o!ioTej, expressed pe:fee: wa:ncsa 70
undertake to do whatever WAS E1aeacabe IN ms En1-
By: also sons doubts ae:Ees M1h IA 9e 1s1 sa % t
wt:k cca:a :e e.et9.-y prevented II s1s eats ass7
~ sao ac.,rl 5ri1cst anc 4=>-s.anre q ntse SaHH
ley Te:.-ezr.,=d, j. 1.Ei1Es eoEnI:snt: esose ;s'
;,,s:s;r:.- IN ae.:i1g 20 procure ss:io:es. sI:i
;;,ose wto yioia:ed tle ordnance But the ro2c.:us
coldy reoslyca aud cxnes azposea; e;a %. xsi.s,
moral! religions, Legal O. physical; thels pussosss
seemed TO ceos1re, bs noz to encourage o. support
o;se-;e in the printed report Of the interview ~
tner subcommittee that they waited On yc1r koazd
:2l Obtained acsc encouragement as 70 ne piaes@ e.
eor,r.ry Tie Commissioners and Superintendent Of
Police UPON whom the Co:n;ee also called tie same
der w.is issued By The As.o-, and they anticipated
no SERIOUS 5rculie in doing So"
an larp? to ,e=rn :Eas you anticipate 20 dhcn!s5
if "a or,ier is Issued TO that effect.
T. therefore, and hereby iss:se said order. acG aaz
city ordinances, zad Ill other ordinances 1s..tins
thereto. JOSEPH Atoi117 H@a:et-
TIE SECTION.
TIE following is The sertion referred to By
the Mayor:
SECTION /. 1:ac; re:soe skan Eeep ovse aay f9-
Ming house oa the s=bhats day might. o. shall ksep
open any lar raee where Intoxicating. drinks are or
cornr.ou iu-coyerred c. d;sordesIy Eo,=e o. suffer
any person play at cards o.Ee- CaEe CT chance
his premises, with CT Wo:. batting, every *5ca
pereon ccny:c:sor shall be ned N sxa oot less
than SO, ror exceeding sle0.
a12 suERiuANs OPINION.
The opinion Of all TIE Police Commissioners
upon the question, except Gserldan's- has neen
given to the public heretofore; today LIS Is
published:
Reoorter-air. Sheridan. do you think tie Sun
dar law cen be enforced?
Sir. Sherid:r-It can be. IGpprehsnd no d1f-
fcul.y in enforcing i!
reporter-How do you propose to enforce 4 :
Mr. She1idan-1,at is another thing; tafter
coma hes;tation) by prosecuting every man "no
Reporte.-Win the police be instructed to
watch the saloons, and make complaints asa4nss
| the crc1xieto1s vl.o keep open on ouna2J:
lir- Skerida1.-A policeman goes On ms ns9s
| End finds the sslooas open and PERSONS ms1ee
drintzrr. eyery officer knows some OF the people
WHO fceg:,ent tha sa,cons CT his beats he Will
not :.pu!l" the house, but on Monday morning
/ 60 into the police court and get summons Is
| Sued for the s:looo-aeepe1s; they WILL come up
! On Friday md oe lined
4! Hepo-fe7.-N;u the persons the policeman
| kro;3s and sees drinking bo compelled to testify
| against the keepers?
! AIr. Sae-:Gan.-Ihat is for you to End o1tt.
| 4 Times Reporter-I shall have to ho very
| careful. ard buy my whisky On Saturday night.
| Yr1BrSE Reporter-N Nhes will be done with
sa1cca-keepe when arrslgned for second T1ola'
ton OF the ordinance?
!. aIr. Sheridaa-Iho Mayor will be Informed Of
the first ane. and it the proprietor comes Ut
again Ills license Will be revoked
| The experiment. will be tried On Sunday ne1@@
, 1872-10-11
TE3eyEAT..


Troops Of Ailments Vanquished.
I'm account of the pruuptness with which 1t checks the
fycs generated by unhealthy e1halaoas, Hossotters
Eiters IS considered Indispensable fsy medicine on
tha borders Of QUE Southern and Western rivers and IN
now settlements uhczc the plough and the ate 1oF Tue
6t t1c disturbing the solitude Of It's rcp1:-
ton however, Is confined to such lacaties "heso-
aver the elements e disease rs It l. thG snssss SAFE
g remedy Among the serious diseases which 1t +
narantecd 70 control are, ndiestn hil!ousness ana
~ the stamae the liver scd the bovesueh q heart
hur h~adach datuIeuca, costtTeness nausea dstasIe
5op food ianxnor. AID debility palpaou Of he hea1
teb9E bands noises II tho ea1 81 4sesa
nhTscs ond mental disturbances tend to Eane1 tall.
mn al al th8 powers Of ths sJste th8{ anonlo pc az
,uca cotrtctcd1s they always NAY oe-oS u c0u1se VI
Hns4eterts StoE11ch BitteFf.
, 1872-10-11
THE MAYORS VIEWS.

TEE MAYOR HsTREcTs TIE COMMISSIONERS.
There was no meeting OF the Board of Police
YESTERDAY afternoon, only Commissioner sher1~
dan being present The Eubjo;ned cona1nun'ca-
ton from the Mayor Was handed to tue reporters
for publication:
GrSTmry: I was waited upon last week hy 4
sax1ittse q oasIey sad adty. who presented soas
, 1872-10-11

Scaled Proposals f0l
WATER WORKS.
To. Whom il May Cglgg6ln
The City of Bloomington, ILL.,,

will receive Ssalsd Proposals until THE 1st DAE dR
DECEMBER, 4. D. 1879, 70 fa-nlEh said city for 8
t=r1 q nat less than Fifteen nor than TTeatJ-
fge Isa,s, with Water f.r 6erera Fra, and City P1r-
pcsca, and for she Convea:aaes q its Inhabitants
i. the contractor to receive all noeys pail
Tns chs u pEJ specific amount pez annuna for
Sufficient supply Of wAecr to- 9no-z, hre and city por-
5. Number Of 1ailez Of main not less than Ten:
!. Euusbrr Of fytrhot3 k11dred and twcuty-f
dorho IRE hyra1ts mud atx for public wnteE313
plaos TO b fu=risncd. pus III, and aataiaed bJ Goa
ttrctut-
cncry, etc. 10 be sufficient furniah thrce 1Eou Gn-
ipza ii Wz:er dc and subject t13 tina 70
ths applied 10 works OF this description for frs
Source OF :nrp7 and oneeuarteE miles fzoa taa
carre the cy being underground basin petooI4f4
Ing through coarse Royel OF Average depth haioN tbs
gastacs Ct tho grouad OF ftseou teet- -.
= Nurber o{ inh.hitants about seventeen thousand.
s. e @o1as % be Completed and =eady ssr testing
before lie Izt i.y Of December, L. D. 1s7s-
Tdo cg resctyicg itself tho right reject any "A
PA"0'7- B. T. FUNK
.-.- Mayor OF tho City vi Bloomington.
PETER FOLSoN,}
N'A. SPUEG1N, Special Committee
z, T. EpHkRDS,3
, 1872-10-11

The long-sought-ffor zprosezs BY which the
telegraph c.a be made to dehyer measage IN
the handwriting Of the operator: has just been
patepted in Paris By three yorng ChInsmen-
, 1872-10-11
COBUHGN
Medical Institute,

No. 1s6 West Madison street, corner Of H:stedst This
or those actod With chronic aseate disease TO
70 to be cared Tho Doctor is ueoducated and sciau
tic nan Send for book and hor Diseases aa7
for gent1o.nsn; al free for thses cent stamp oase
All female eul.es treated with snecess. consu1t9
tfou free and confidential Address all letters to Dr. j.
G. COBURN No. les West A1adisonst., corner Halated
, 1872-10-11

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: MEDICAL CARDS.
: DIR. G. BIGE.I4OW
, 1872-10-11
DIR. E. Brooks.

Chicago. H. whe has had experience Of tventyeght
the st eighteen Ct which he las pfacrced IN
this city, otce <l9 South c1nzkst. corner of Polk,
al forms OF Cancers, ULCERS, Wens and Sehirrous
Of delicate na:nEe ladies' md gentlemen may ea Or
rely upon being easily and speedily re!ieycd Patients
can be provided vita apartments board, attendaace,
describing causes aympton,s and eest for ladies' md
gentlemen, free auy address, 0co hours from
: to p. n, SUNDAYS excepted.
, 1872-10-11

Chicago, Burlington & Orkney Railroad.
Dcpots-oot ct Iaac-st.. Indi11<ay, and Stxeeattl-
S. ssd Canal eat S.1tee7.h-s.s- TicEet Office IN
Rr1enx Hcih. End At ItIQs9.
, 1872-10-11

favor otherwise than upon paper, and TO Wall
very likely never get anything from thet souIce-
Eaaac.: aIso says that There mo expectation
or CHIN on the part OF any one that the Colony
owns, or can recover. these Lands. It is: he
sayB. "only question Of accounting as betTeen
the trustees and members and the stetement
that the Court in this case will or can decree
t,;et the lands belong to the Colony, Is absurd
on its face"
We do claim the lands as set
IS pi Bennett denies taat M part l Of he bill dlea
against the Colony and the Trustees ard Al
others who in any way connected with
the Colony, we give that portion Of the
bill relating to these and to all other lands 70
which it may apply.
On pages 20 and 80 Of the printed bill, We
read q Wherefor, and forasmueh as your
car obtain full and perfect relief only in TINS
Honorable Court of Equity, they pray IS fol-
lows, that is to say:
,s:9. That an unjue. and fraudulent deeds and
corycy2nces may be cancelled and set aside !;
and that all such deeds, releases, and instru-
ments Of writing as may become necessary Or
expetiient to axecure and carry into effect fuh
Justice to all parties concerned with this suit,
may be duly mcdc, executed, and Delivered under
the order Of and direction OF the Honorable
Court"
.'14. And that your orators may have such
other or further relief as the nature OF their
case may require, and equity and good conscience
approve, DC" ...-..-
claiming to be members Of The Colony, who have
fled bill IN chance1y against the Trustees and
the Colony" The inference from this statement
is. that all the rest Of the members ara satlshed
with the treatment they have received from the
Trustees and their confedera.es. This is not So
On page 29 Of the said bill. We read the
, 1872-10-11

Chicago, Indianapolis e. Cincinnati Throu2At
Line, v7u Naullokee Route. :.
Trains a11tye md depart from the Crest Central Railroad
Uepo. OF Iakast For through tickets 9nd s1aap-
Iurtar berths apply Ticket odcc, Is Ca1al ST..
nsr Maeison; 1W Aa;ket-ss.; fremont House. soEasf
Cuus11as-s:., and 1ichean4v also. foot Of Twenty
and-st.-coadsasedI lime "a bio.
Leays Chiezgo..-...:--......t 9:i1 A. H. ss:8p. n
Arrive It Caolana,i :tluzs5 r. id8 r. me-
ta1ai1 mud Express, except Scuda!-
SIiRhtniug Express, excep: Saturday.
T1ains atTve at Chicago at Gu q. and c3o p
f.p1ntag time only l. hours-
Tae entire tain rams through Cincinnati PullnaA
sleapers ou night trains
, 1872-10-11
-DQ1z0tH.

. {Hundzods mora would elga If needed)
BBEos ELL, oct- :, 151.-
, 1872-10-11

Bcius condensed e1pc*s Of the Eost notorious OF t
,,:o;nss Of Tho p:cscat Administration also 1ossonS
,;ky Grccles should bo President.
, 1872-10-11
DR., KEAN,
No CURE .
No PAY :

SO soath Clarks Chieago may be eonddaataly coz,
Chronic and Nervous diseases.
Dr. j. KAN ID tho only ph5x1eau In the city Hho H.e-
rants cures or no pay.
HRbReG Goods alHaJs % band.
, 1872-10-11
Chicago g. Alton Railroad.

Buifoad.
nu9h Line, and 1uuf3f~
Chicago to kk1sz4G City,.
Madisou-st. bri6Ga-
ASA. m. SCOPE
s9:l5 a. m. $50 p. n>
s4:l p. N. 600 p NJ
*4@ P. N. S=1o H. n.
1900 p. m- 7Bp- H.
800 p H. W-Ea. N.
1870 p NJ MB g. n
-9M :. n. 80p. N-
~ SEI. Monday.
Ely nxcspt Saturday, "
Ia Main Line, and tlAtHA.
Division.
, 1872-10-11

ALSo-The following doszz.or4S, issued By Tho c1s<
eacp Tribune:
No. i-Carl Schu<z's Groat Speech at ST. Louis
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Purchasing in Maine, No. ".
BY HENRY REYNOLDS, NJ. D.
TIE IMPORTANCE OF CULTIVATION.

THE IMPORTANCE OF CULTIVATION.
of the trees, Is of great Importance. An Or
chard, well cultivated and manured, will do
as much better than one neglected, as a field
of corn well cultivated, will surpass another
which is entirely neglected. "Whatever 10
worth doing at all, is worth doing WELL"
Therefore if it is worth while to plant an or
chard, it will be found most profitable to caro-
fully cultivate it afterwards. Many young
trees have been transplanted and not the least
after-attention given to them. The grass and
weeds are permitted to grow about them and
rob them of sunlight, air and nourishment.
IF any have survived such treatment, land
many have,) it is very encouraging circum-
stance, and proves how well adapted our soil
and climate are for the successful production
of the apple.
For the first few years after planting of the
trees, such crops as require the frequent and
deep stirring of the soil, may be cultivated
After the trees get large, so as to shade the
ground, and commence bearing, the soil
should be stirred but few inches in depth,
near the trunk of the tree and as far as the
limbs extend mulching should be sufficient
toprevent growth of grass and weeds. The
stirring of the soil and top dressing may be
continued with profit as long as the orchard
continue, fruitful. Oh, the space between the
trees, not occupied by the mulching, after it
becomes difficult to work team among the
trees may be laid down to grass and sheep
pastured in the orchard, as some very good
orchardsts recommend; or, which we think
preferable, the mulching may be extended so
as to cover the whole surface of the
ground.
The best manure to be used in the orchard,
| is a compost Of muck and ashes, and which
| should be freely used. Farmers cannot be
too strongly impressed with the Importance
of bestowing better care and good cultivation
upon their orchards, which even with neglect
have proved to be the most profitable part Of
the farm. Few realize what a great change
in the productiveness Of an orchard can be
effected by good cultivation, The cultivation
| of what trees farmer has will often prove
of greater profit, than largely increasing MS
number and neglecting this.
FRUITING or YOUNG TREES.
| Abundant blossoming OF young tree may
SO exhaust the tree that little fruit will be
| produced. The remedy of this, would be
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

Verdi, as well a, Offenbach, eontemplates a
visit to this country, to lead in the presenta-
ton of his own operas. 1t is becoming quite
common for composers 20 superinlend the
production of their works, and, among other
announcements of this kind, we hear that
Gounod will himself direct his new opera,
"Poliuto," at the Scala, Milan.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

Some one is said to be getting up modern
dictionary, and has got so far with his deiini-
tions: My Dsar-An expression used by
man and wife at the commencement of a
quarrel. Bargai',-A ludicrous transaction
in which each party thinks he cheated the
other. Jury-Twelve prisoners in box to
try one or more at the bar. States Ell
dence-A wretch who is pardoned for being
baser than his comrades. The Grare-An
ugly hole in the ground which lovers and po-
cts wish they were in, but take uncommon
means to keep out Of