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Non-protection therefore. gave IN the
laborer in ten years, without increase in
the cost OF living, q larger increase of
wages than protection has given him in
ten years, with an increase of nearly 80 per
cent IN hls necessary expenses.
In the light Of these facts, it is easy to
understand the frequent and prolonged
strikes ct laborers, and the obstinate re-
slstanoc OF employers. The laborer knew
that he could not live ON his wages a. well
as he used 10 do in 1860 The statistics
prove that he was right He had been
tpld by the defenders Of protection that
laws making his clothes and other articles
OF necessity more costly were intended 20
protect the American manuiacturers--tn
secure them better profits, 80 that they
could Afford 10 pay larger wages 10 labor
DeheVlng that the manufacturer had re.
allzed the designed increase of profits. the
hoorers have repeatedly struck for the in
crease o. wages which would place them
also IN better position than they had in
l'6D, and which had been so often prom
iSed az the result Of the protective taxes.
hut me manufacturer, counting his gains,
ha' found that he has not realized larger
but smaller profit than he did before the
i'NeN " N blulutI Degdns laugnt To pX-
Fect larger, he has been unwilling to Weld
arger wages upon a reduced profit. and
~ ~ many eases, and in the average TO
enc extent Of nearly u per cent, has been
Iol,tu 70 90 so, Thus the laborer. with
many strikes and much loss of time and !
gooa feeling and individual hardships, has
.Louiea nearly the same increase which |
On. men natural t9 progress of manufacturers had
49, ;no. .,,i ~ the previous decade, but with
four times a. great nearly
The p,rqtectionists, as is his habit when
s"rner cred, by facts, will reply that the cen
~ s1s returns are not absolutely accnra,o
hfy arc at least more reliable heinz l,atL
cred by persons who have no inte1a sa' :,
proving any theory, than the statistics nro'
pared by different associations Of maniac
turers' f4rrors, in inquiries conducted h,,
so many independent Marshals, NAV SAFE. |
" ge expected 70 neutralize and balance
S Ssea other aud, moreover, the census of
io'V has been atleaSt as accurate as those
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MAST-A'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALSAM

possesses this rare combination Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances, with their hassie medic
inAl properties. II be taken ST any time and IN.
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
u While it promptly and efectualy arrests irri-
taion Of the airpassges and the lung, and rapidly
relieves cough, it renders them further assistance
by promoting free dischaxge of their accumulated
mucus, and at the sane time impArtE strength and
vigor TO the whole system.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecsries Throughout:
the New England States.
FOR salv IN EluUh Island by
JOHN BEN GSTON,
Z. BRUENERT.
SMITH 4 BONNEY.
EMIL k(EALER
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OFFICE OF THE c, J. BROWN CHEMICAL Co..

w william Ht., New York NAV Z fgT2
The 4. y Brown Chemical COMPANY are now the
sole propretors OF DR. g. +. Browns Young Amer.
lea Liniment,' and are determined to prosecute 10
the full extent OF the Law ali persons making or
selling the Imitation or counterfeit article
'AUTION-This Ltniment having been exten.
sivcly counterfeited the proprictor- have fcif tb
necessity OF protecting the public by having a pri.
vate revenue stamp engraved expressly for M which
stamp will be- found over the cork OF every hottie
Of the genuine IL represcnt4a handsome stecd led
ny groom, and Is encircled by the words 'DR c.
y. BROWNS YOUNG AMERICA LINIMENT,-
Dr. g. + Browns Young America Eminent Iias
been found 20 be- and speedy cure for then ew
Horse Disease-I INFLUENZA
DiiHcrioNs.-Ru Rub the Neck and Throat with he
hhment once a day; and mix table-spoonfui Of
~ 70 'he horses food for two three nights Tn ~
as. Oe red only soft feed. the water thay drip K
aad hlAnkstsd, N'A'' W " sS ~
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Why Have Catarrh L?

have had Catarrh or two years. and have had
ai ircblts arising from 1t, such as dropping from
morning Than AT any time IL would be some ba
hnur before coRld breath freely The drnppin ;
from my head ha- ceased. and in fhe rnorbiuf- /
have no trouble about breathing which j. a fsr9 al
rriiel 20 me and feel free from it a. ever did
have taken two bottles GoUrz respectfully
MRS Il. J TIRREII.
Uncanconuck House Goffstown. y. II ''
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Extract Of Buchu.
E E \ , z E S 0 n s
NEW AND IMPROVED
Compound Fluid Extract
OF
- u . - IT

. Specific Remedy for all diseases Of the / ripay,
orrnus ar uon-retcntion or incontinuanee Of urips
lrri inflammation. or liberation of the Bladder
anl hldneys. stone Ia the Bladder. Gravel ur -lck
dGs deposit, Brights disease. milky discharges anf
az Diseases Of The Bladder Kidn.ve or Pros,-ut.
1iand- whether affecting Mate, Female or Child
FOR " EAkSEss. arising from go'ftSfllg iadiscre
fOf Gbass. disS{y nation atm rim
1oHsr II tte t0t'otoSng symptoms: Nervous Dsbii1D
L0Ss u Memory IHdSsP0siii0H ere5Gios or ms
+ mss Loss ~ PO1eeF, SAOFtassS Of Breath Tram
bh4y, Trou6isd ,cifh thoughts Of Diseass GiD, ss,
o. tNt",t ran az me 6@ek lftsst and Reai. Rush
( ~ hlpr" 20 ~ Heda Skin EFHptiOIts, Pais com
teHnacs. rBd Dry skin
fthese symptoms are allowed TO 20 on VI ~ fire..
! queutiy Epieptic Fits and ConsumDtiOn f,,lloyr
The insane asyums and the records of death nv en-
sumption bear ample witness To the truth of thu "a
sert0n where The constitution becomes affected with
organic weakness it requires the aid of al inyipr
annE medicine To strengthen and tone up the sys
tenn which HENDERSON : BuCRU does in every csse
fuR FEMALES young or Old, married or slnyle AT
the GAVIN OF Womanhood or al the turn of life I'm
DERsnS - 3UDHU has no equal in diseases peculiar
70 females a. I'D painful or difficult mcnsiruatlon
Chronic inflammation Of the Uterus, Failing of the
womb, Leuhhrrca Or Whites, Str~ility or Barrenues
and all complains incident to the sex whether a-i.
ing from indi-crhtOn. habits ofdissiuatipn ar IN no
decline or change of life HENDERsoN's BrcfTy- is
unequalled byany remedy known II Is prescribed
( by the most eminent physicians all the world
b. used after confinement, aud all cnferbIeu can
stitutona Of both sexes and ali ages.
DYSPEPSIA on INDIGESTION, HEADACHE. pain in the
shoulders coughs, dizziness sour stomach. eruCta-
lions hau taste III Tue month, palpiIati0n OF the
heart pain in the region Of the kidneys and a thous
and other painful symptoms, the offspring of
| Dyspepsia. HENDERSON BUCHU invigul ates he
stomach, stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels ann
Kidneys to healthy action. i'll cleansing the blood
OF all impurities, ana imparjng new life and viror
| 70 the whole system. 1t il the Great Life giving
Principle.
PiNSIAPE AND OTHER WORMS. by which Thousands
of peraous, yOung Old are aeGtcd are etiectuaI
y removed from the system by HENDERSON HUCHr
Worms exist upon the diseased humors and not m.
on the healthy elements Of the body NOvermiflree
authetmintCs or system of medicine will so etfectu
ally free the from these nj Il
like HESDERsUE New and Improved Extract BTr-
CHI.
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TEMPLE or HoSoR.-Rock Island Temple OF
Honor No. II, meets every Thursday evening, and
Social Temple No. s, every Tuesday evening at !
O'Clock, at Templar's Hail.
T. j RUssELL, W. X. fs.2sdti
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These cheshaye Equilibrium escapements chrO.
nomotcr balances. exposed ruby pallets Bprpuet
hair springs. and full ruby jewelled and combine
all modern improvements in watch making
These watches were awarded the Grand Prize at
the Paris Exposition Of 1861 for the best perform
ance and greatest accuracy In adjustment and can
be warranted TO perform with the same degree Of
regularity a. those made by the best manuiactur-
ers OF Europe and America
fall assortment constantly on hand for sale nv
QUINCllER ~ kRUGLER, IS Maiden Lane CUB
stairs New York. Only wholesale agents for The
MANUFACTURER 6-lSd1y
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NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. An Important In
yendou It retains the Rupture at all times, and
under the hardest exercise sCvercsi strain IL IL
worn with comfort and II kept on night and day,
effects permanent cure IN a few weeks. sold
cheap. and sent by mail when requested, circulars
free, when ordered by letter sent to The Elastic
Truss Co No. 6S3 Broadway, n. \, City. Nobody
uses Metal Spring rrusses too painful; they slip
OF too frequently. Enthusiastically
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,

LIZ AAN'F f-NA4HONIC "AEERS
Inre COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA, BRnHCHrTts RoRR
THROAT. HoARsEGFss DIyFTCrIT BREATHTS6 IN
glPIEHr CONSUMPTION AND LURG DIERAEFg Thev
asys no taste Of medicine. and any child will take
mem Thousahds have been restored 70 health that
hsd before despaired Testimony gwen IN hundre.is
2i cases Ask for BRYAN PULMONTC wAFFRS
frice 30 cents per box. JOB MOSES ProprieL
tur. ]. l0rtlAndt Street. MarI Nnrk
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seEcIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR You've &c rom MN the tnects
OF Errors and Abuses in early u's. n maahoo1 Re
stored Impediments TO Marriage NiI t III Ne"
method of treatment. New and rem HEHoiJ 5 RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent free il, sealed en-
velopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No south
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pam Institt, len
having high reputation for honorable condu,
and professional skill. 3-a4d&w3n,
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" hat a Leading Druggist thinks Of the
Constitutional Chtarrh Remedy
CONCORD. y II. Oct ~ 1870
MEssRs, LfMTLEFIELD Il HAYES i take pleasure
IN tertfyinE TO the superior medical properties OF
your Constitutional Catarrh Remedy Ii has af
iorded me much relief during the time have used
1t, and | checrfuily recommend il to all who are
aihcied with diseases Of Catarrhal origin. Re
spectfgily yours.
GEO. F. USDERHILL- Druggist
For sale by Emil Koehler. Druggist Rock Island
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WAGES

TOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING To WORK
ANY person, old or young, of either sex can
make from $40 to $50 per week. at home day or eve
ming. Wanted by all. Suitable to either City or
Country, and any season OF the year This is a rare
opportunity for those who are out of work and out
Of money, to make an independent living No cap
itAl being required. Our pamphlet, "HOW TO
MAKE A LIVING" giving full instructions, seat
on receipt Of 10 cents. Address A. BURTON a
CO., MOrrsania, Westminster Co. n Y.
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BURDSALL'S
EMINENT !

Established Twenty Years.
Is THE ORIGINAL GENUINE PREPARATION
of the Arnica Flower, or Leopard's Band and
contains all tts wellknown healing properties in m
eligible form for external application and as such
v highly recommended by all the members Of the
Medical Faculty. familiar with the wonderful cura
tive properties Of the wonderful plant particularly
IN cases OF BURNS, for which it IL singuhrly an
ptlcable' possessing the wonderful property Of al
II is an Lncalua5le Cure for
BURNS, sCALDs- sPRAINS,
RHEUMATISM CHILBIATSs
DETERMINATIONS, BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS.
sWELLINGS, NEURALGIA,
CHAPPED HANDS, AND ALL PAINS,
And Equally TsH Adopted for Horsss.
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BosToN HIGHLANDS. Oct /. 1872
DIR. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:--I hereby certify mat
was afflicted for five years with a severe congh
and raising blood after any violent exertion,
commenced taking your Prairie Weed about two
years ago, and have not raised any blood for eight
cen months past, and believe that owe TO your
medicine the health which vainly sought from
many physicians and medicines. / would be- gia0
20 nave you refer any one 20 me who wishes To
know what the Prairie Weed has done for me
JAMES T. BTcKNRLI
Letter-Carrier, Boston Highlands, Mass.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
Watch Buyers Attention

The undersigned
respeCtiullyCal. at
tentiou Of person.
contemplating the
purchase OF watch
e. to the superior.
ity Of the Celebrat
| ed NiCkle Move.
1 ments, manufaC,
turcd by Mrssrs.
BDkEL Il COUR
VOISIER. of Neu
chatel, Gents and
Ladies sizes, Key.
and Stem Windcr
q uart G. r-pl at c
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soN-!oN FILTRATION SIGNALS,

Publishing House, 81 Vesey street, New York.
THE BECKWITH $40 PORTABLE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL;
many adv antages over all Satisfaction guaranteed
pr $50 refunded Sentcomplete with full directions
Beckwith Sewing Machine Co., S62 Broadway, n \
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NeSuTC everywhere TO sell our new ana nov
NuGWIO Ell Embroiderng Machine, stnd Tor
illustrated Circular to the Mckee
WhMfEn Manufacturing Company, SOB Broad
WYNN ] Z " wny. New York.
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~ I- BATH, ME-, Feb. Il, 1S73
Mr.. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:-I ali down 10 men Won
rev lines TINS evening, to inform YOU that the
frRlrle weed you sent me last iall has done me
hluch goOui uuly have not words TO exuress NV
gratitude TO you Tor It, My health has moi been ~
good Tor the last twenty years has been since
commenced taxing The Prairie Weed in November
last. thank You thousands of times for II NJ,
one night since last December have been Obliged
to sit mp one hour with phthisic since have been
taking yonr medicine. My health IL 50 improved
this winter that ! can work all the time m Iight
work, ~ l more than pay my board and that IL
what have not been able to do for a iDng time
Your humble servant,
NJ MARrA Tv.ru
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Sold BY all Druggists at S1OO yer bottle Mann.
RoxbuEy, AAsa s.idIS
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. SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON THE BREAKFAsr, LUNCHEON, DINNER AND SUP
,PER TABLE.
LEA g. PERKINS Worcestershire
Sauce
Is INDISPENSABLE

John DUNCAN'S SONS, New York.
0-l7dtts&wIy Agents for the o. s.
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INFLUENZA AND Hay FEVER

or Summer Colds which often end in serious Lunc,
trouble cured by the Inhalation of DR. Kennedvs
Prairie Weed ! 2
am perfectly amazed at the remarkable cures Of
severe bleeding and consumption Of the lungs
mhlfh this new remedy performs for me every
week. Send for a circular
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/ ESTABLISHED IN 1s-9.-Five hundred thousand
| people throughout [. : and Canadas. have used
, 1873-04-29

rate passage from tho ean. only plenty Of ice Had
to run up above the Randeau Point before we could
cross. Tha lake is solid body Of ice, from tho
HOn TO Buffalo, except channel On the north
shore. Tho Negaunee (an ore resseD has been out
sssf ds!s Ss{s af1t s NV ao
There are four tugs waiting hero the fleet to start
The bark Gen. Burnside, which went ashore iast
ago by The tug Niagara and is now In Detroit She is
-The steamer Lake Breeze reached Eas. Tawss,
with considerable ice but reports It quite rotten .
Tho steamers Java and Colorado, 1oaded with aalt
left Detroit last Saturday for Chicago.
AT Buffalo vessels reported to BE- leading coAi
The lighthouse Ut Windmill Point. Which Leg on on
ST. cair, exhibits whito Bght varied BY red flashes
and serves a. guide to Lake ST. Clair and TIE Detroit
River: With the light abeam vessels should steer e
n E. 1k mile, then N. z. e N. IS miles, which should
bring The southern buoys tho fats and the lights IN
range bearing n: by E., With these In range ves-
cut or artificial channel is located tower, connect
Cd with tho keepers dwelling by covered way, built
Of yellow brick on pier Foundation:
The new schooner Luccrna WIS launched at Tona-
wanda Wednesday, The vessel waa built for N. @.
Wins1ow, .Esq. BY Messrs. Parsons + Humble, ana
some 81 bushels corn Her Dimensions 185 feet
keel 81 feet bea1n Is feet inches hold
The steam barge o'd Concord, Capt. Thorn, With
the bsrges Baunor and Rio Grane in tow, all lumber
laden Port Huron for Cleveland, while coming
through the channel at the St Clair fats struck
bottom At the lower end aoont ~ 11os NJ rom
Capt Thorn maintains that his boat was directly In
the channel tha. the disaster VISA owing solely to
the filing Of the channel The Banner grounded
heavily, and had not got of at last advtces The Con-
cord had towpos carried away, and VIE therefore
unable to render the Banner any MD It is the inten
ton Of those in authority to have the difficulty re-
moved as early az possible. Post-
The propellefs Roanoke, Jay Gould, and Blanchard,
Of the Union Line, also went out this evening. They
will stop at Milwaukee to receive freight The
two former carry g. 900 bn OF wheat and the latter
81, 800 bu Of corn. There runor that the pro-
peler Raleigh would go out to-day.
The propel1ers Idaho Badger state, md Wander
bilt Of the Western Transportation Line, will probably
leave tomorrow.
, 1873-04-29
CAIRO.

Serious EoolinE With q Ptsto1--Rur-
gIar Observation-Disclosures Field for
Trial.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OA1Ro, ILL.,, April 28.-A man named Ross,
living at Mound Junction, while carelcssly
handling pistol yesterday, accidentally shot
himself in the right eg..below the knee. and the
ball glanced and struck his father, who was
standing near, inficting painful wound II his
arm.
A man named Burke WAS arrested in this city,
this afternoon, on charge Of burglary.
CA1ao,. III, April 2s.-The negro Benjamin
Campbell, alias Brown, who was arrested here on
Saturday evening for the murder OF Thomas
Doyle, mate OF the steamer Grand Tower, WAS
examined before Judge Brass, in this city, this
morning, and committed to jail without bail to
await lis trial by the Circuit Court A post
mortem examination Of the body Of Mr. Doyle,
last night revealed the fact that he died from the
injuries inflicted The negro has confessed to the
act Out OF four witnesses, none have been re-
quired TO give bond to appear against him.
, 1873-04-29
we're found in tho boot-legs OF one Of the
thieves.

Highway robbers renewed their iniquitous
business last Sunday evening BY attaching and
knocking down Mr.. J, ". Livingston, OF No. 243
Ewing street, as ho was returning from church.
The work was done near his residence. The
thieves escaped with 5000 and d valuable dia-
nond pin. Mr. Livingston was somewhat
stunned from the effects Of blow inflicted with
q " billy ron the back OF tho head, but WAS not
otherwise seriously injured.
The opening eormon Of the Western Confer
enco OF Unitarian Churches will be preached
this evening by Rev. s. R. Calthrop, Of syra~
cuse at tie Fourth Unitarian Church. cor
uer Of Thirtieth street aud Prairie ave-
nue.. The subject will be "Science aud Reh
gion:" The, opening session Of the Conference
will be hold Tomorrow morning at O'Clock in
the same church, when addresses will be deliv-
cred by Rev. James Freeman Clarke and Rev. Fl.
". Bellows. Th6 public are invited.
A hardware merchant, named G. ". Harmon,
whose plsce Of business is at No. 60 West Madi-
son street, and his clerk, H. G. Doty, are to be
prosecuted for selling deadly weapons to minors.
and, with two others, called at Hammons store
and bought three revolvers, two boxes Of cart
ridges. box OF caps, and an ax. They stated
that they we're going to hunt prairie chickens
George 8. Peppers, 4 pawnbrokcr, also sold the
West Side Police Court.
The lines OF tho Chicago & Northwestern
Railroaa, within the city limits, have been very
fruitful Of accidents during the past week.
Whether this is the result Of too rapid running,
or the care1ossnesssof the victims, has not been
ascertained. Another peculiar accident occurred
yesterday morning. 4 lnborer named George
Richardson, while walking On tho track, near
Kinzie street crossing, Was struck by an engine
and thrown off to ono side Of the track.
The force Of the blow partially paralyzed tho
man, besides breaking his left arm. His brain
is SO affected that he has not the power OF re-
membrance, and cannot give the namo OF any
object. It is believed that he will die. He was
removed to the County Hospital.
J. B. Brown, OF Kansas City, was enticod info
q notorious bunko den, No. 66 West Washington
street, on Saturday night, and beaten out Of 375.
He could not identify the person who did the
work, and accordingly raid was made upon tho
place yesterday afternoon, by squad of police,
led by Roundsnan Simmons. The keeper, Har-
~ Lawrence, and Henry Morse; John Hill, and
Clarence Williams, his assistants, were captured.
Lawrence jumped through d window,
and ran away, but was pursued and
caught. Tho furniture OF the establish
ment was destroyed. The place has been repeat
edly raided, but has been rooccupied BY ita pro
prieto1a as soon as they were liberated from
prison. It is to be hoped they will receive such
punish1nent as will compel them to suspend
operations. *
, 1873-04-29
Choice Millinery

From Websser's, No. al West Madison street. HJa-
cinths jonquils, dahlias, In every Shade; psnacs,
Ma1guerites, and yio1ets displayed in tempting
wEeaths and clusters, and fo most attractive ga1nt-
tures An elegant hat is in cg turquoise, caught up
On the side by delicate sprays Of pae blue lily Of the
valley aa1ette Of custecl faces two shades Of blue
faille ribbon, surmounted by & beautiful tea-rose:
rico straw bonnet has rouleau Of nlac crepe and
MORO ribbon to natch fastened by pearl and silver
xncho1s the ia wreattcd with v1oets and Aveu-
der 1nagnets Drab crepe hat with elegant uonure OF
starr gsten among tho sprays, and add to the general
effect. "scnora" hat Of pale blue turquoise, faille
ribbon to match, coronet Of morning gores, md tea-
rose buds. Othor leading styles are thu Gazelle,
Moldau, Florentine, Dalie1lo, and Henri II.
, 1873-04-29
observation-disclosures.

The J. H. Brunswick aud Bake Company composed
Of the J. NJ Brunswick Co.. Of Chicago and Cincinnati,
and Julius Bake, OF Cincinnati consoddated} have
this day removed their Office and billiard table factory
fro# NOS. e. a, and 4G Adams street, to the 1arge
Yestory iron front building No. c. Lake street, north
east corner Of State. At the aud extensive
rooms can found tho largest assortment Of superb
Inlaid and plain bevcled billiard tables and goods tn
their line in tho city Purchasers at this establishment
enjoy tho advantage Of having either J. H. Bruus-
wicks improved cushions, the famous phelan Col
bou cushion. 30 sure and note the address, No. 81
Lake street, northeast corner OF State.