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, 1874-11-03

htteet, On tho cast W Crta Atfcfs on tho Wect by
Yaird rrteiuet-1,o,tnded on tie north BY Madison
Voliaa paes No. ss.ts al Msason S stree "ll'''
Buren, stroet Of, tho south by rwel ttrcei, on tho
ena by roone ztreot OH tho west by Ashland avenue.
Votsag place. No, SO kai,aas street.
rnIArEEHr!I WARD.
ashland se,!, !'y TTolfth wsat BY Lincoln. Voting
!teosIi Irttinrt-I,oundcd north hy Lake, cast by
Mneoln, sonh by Yam Huron and aIeGrath, west by
sGs fs MS ~ no1 n M'sSn Ss sss ssss
lag plsse, No. ioo3 wet Madison street: '' "
Fourth Irfcinct-Hounled north by N{cf3rath and
wss: by Oakley street. Voting place, corner nohoy
street md Ogden aronuc.
fsrst 1reetnet-nounacd on tlc north by Kinzio
on tho a1utn ~ ~; lnke h On to a.. M
Steod Iste;aet~nosnea on sla north b, Chicago
Lincoln street, tho wsst BY 1caviit strcei Voting
paec. corner 81 noboy atroet and Carroll avenue.
7hirt Fttcsnet-Doundcd on tho north by Chicago
avenue. extended 10 wcatorn cy boundaries on tho
soash by Lake Etreet extended towoaorn city bounla-
rlcs OH tho east by Losst atreet tho west 1J thu
wesseTn boundaries OF tho city, Voting pacc. No. Dos
Fourth rreei',ct- BOUNDED tho south by Ktnzlo
9 tue 0r % oao on tie CAS-; BY
ina n1aco. corner ri paufinn NH Inttiann etrecta
Etr,t ryzc;u..-I,ounticd tonti ~ y:c.t ob,o arcot
west Gsnr ana nora 81 tho s's
ot tue Chicago River Voting r}aec, No. 2lo MilNau-
Second rlxcfnct-poundcd north by Chicago arenuo.
sonth by West Ohio Hrcet, west by Ashland avenue,
md eass by Carpenter Voting place, No. as7 a1llwa-
Thir1l I1rc;,et- et-uounacd south by Chicago avenue,
north BY Division esreot vest hy Noble street. ant
pace, No. M Milwaukee avenue. '"
1i isuItS Prteinctwnolndcd c.st by Noblo strest,
North Gy Division strcot. Voting plasc, Ms ChIcago
FVh 1rte,net-pounaea .o,,th by Division .treot,
NORTH by North aycupp, cast by Chicago Niyer anI
west by city ll,uiia. Voting riscc, 7i0 milwaukee,
pycuuc.
west sy AsSIsn ayoauo, eses aud north % BY cncsgo %
River Voting place, englnc.house On lawson strect.
e hsaS 1ss ns % seas 81, liz s Nss:a a so
Mllwsu1ss avenue. N e''' "'' '' f'A~'' A'''
First Ptcci,,stDo,lldud cast by tllo middle Of ehct
nela arenuc. west Dy chlcago River; north b5 elty
inn naco. euninc-no1ec. c,sner Webster aud south.
mott nye,,,les,
Szeoal. lrfeinct-.Doun,ca north BY city limits,
Orchard strect aud west By centrs Of sheied ayonue
Voting plagc, Bs Willow atrcet.
south by cen.ro of i;osti, avenue cast b. ecnro q
Hurlbut street nnd west BY ccutru Of Orchard street,
Votine plaee, 67a Larrabes stroat. ''~~''
eotth by ccntrs u SorI eycnuc east by Lake Aichi-
gau, and west by centre OF uuribut street. vuttug
place, 6u5 BedgNIc1k gtroot.
SEVENTEENTH wAnD.
first Precinct-Dounacd North By North aveuuc,
south by Disiou Atrcet. cas-: by rlyourn aycno and
Larrabee street. and weat by North Branch Chicago
R!Tcr. votipg place, soeless an!uo1,. o.
Second rrtei!iet- bounded north by North avenue,
west by Clybour avenue Enl Lazrabee street. Voting
place. lO3 Mohawk strest.
, 1874-11-03

In which frauds arc alleged to ha7( ii perpo-
tratod In registering, and listo s.dos noro
furnished tho party dotcct!yea} s hot they
could be vntchod and 1nado to snf ,Sftbov a.
tcmptod to voto illegally.
Tic hottor olaaa of tho cr{ : md those
whose opinion III worth any9 :oxpreuscd
themselves confident os victory cy Tor lbs
entire ticket by major'ttes ran3 som 5000 to
10000. SS
, 1874-11-03

Returns from all tho States where oiacticnA
are held will ho received and publicly announced
thls evening at tho Sherman House.
All ratutns frotn tue diKereat State elections
(and especially 1lino!s) will be recsiyod ii the
Palmer House thia evening.
, 1874-07-08
GENERAL NEWS.

The Temperature yesterday, as observed by
Msuaase, optioian, under TaE TR1nuaE Build
ing, was in tho shade, at 7 4. M, 81 dog,
Fahrenheit; 10 q. nl., ol; 12m., %; . p. H., DC;
6p. m. "a; and at 8 D. n,., 49,
A correspondent wants to know when tho cou-
cerls in Union Park will begin. Thoss iaat year
we're paid for By voluntary contribution. II the
correspondent will pay Mr. 1salatka what 10
asks, thero may bo one tomorrow.
At q meeting Of tho Congregational Pastors
Union Of tue olty, hold Monday, It waB unant-
mously voted thai they toudor thoIr heartiest
thanks to tho propriotors OF tho Grand Pacific
Hotel for their kinAnass and generosity In freo'y
Furnishing them wit! parlor for thoir weekly
meetings during the past year.
Tho alarm from Box 81 ut 5:10 o clock last
evening was ocoasioned bY slight fire in tic
fourth story Of No. 250 state street. DaM4go
triling. CarolossucHH was tho oaaae.
4 little a-moaths-old Guild Of Pssslek Rhari-
, 1874-07-08

The installation of the officers Of Ellis Lodge
No. 447, L 0.0.F., will take plaoe at o'clock To-
morrow evening at Odd Follows Hall. No. 80
Cottage G1oyo avenue.
The Rev. J. Q. peck. Of tho Centenary Meth
odiss Church, will preach sermon to young men
III his chMscA next Sabbath evening, being The
second Of tho series Of sormous now delivering
by the dif1prent ministers under tho auspices Of
the Young Men's Christian Association.
All who intend to accompany tl'o picnic exoar;,
sion Of the, congregation md Sunday y-schooi
Of st. Jol.us Episcopal Church to Sharp
shooters Park, are requested to ba Of.
hand at Park Station, corner Of Ashland RYenue
at,tl Ki1lz,a atlpot Tomorrow morning at $50
O'Clock. Tho tain will stop at the htaaHon atreot
crossing tar the accommodation of thoHo rcsld-
lug in that vicinity.
Tho Ellsworth Xouayos meet this evening, al
tteIr assembly roomH, at o'clock, 10 transact
business Of Importance. All mombera ase re-
gueated to bs Id attendance.
, 1874-07-08

THE CRIMINAL COURT.
Tho Grand Jury yesterday returned trne bill
against Or. Charles Earl, tho abortlonise.
Tha oaae OF James ". Clark, e1.Town-Olerk
OF West Chicago, was called, aud ho having oon-
clujel to turn over htH books to Ills successor In
Office, tho oaao WAS continued to give him an op-
portunity to do 30.
THE POLICE COURTS,
Tho boy john Duryea. OF whom mention has
bsen made ~ having stolen lot Of blankets
from his father, vAA aued $50 by Justice Doy-
, 1874-07-08
LOCAL LETTERS.

II ths kdttor af Tht Chicago Tribune:
s1n: III thla mornings Issue, In regard to
italian mueic-boys, you state that soino or tho
"proninont italian 0!tizons here might give
spnao attention to tue matter with good results"
4 fsH rssaH ~ Ind boy Arrsstsd, WIN
, 1874-07-08

VdE CII4 HALL.
The City-Treaaurer paid out for city indebted
ness yesterday tho sum OF $4,000.
City collections yesterday were n,ade al fol-
lows: City taxes, $4,000; licenhos, $1,000;
water, e1.407.2S.
Tho Committee on Streets and Alloys meet at
8 o'clock Thursday afternoon to discuss the
indiana atroot railroad question, aud transact
general business.
The following building permits nero Issued
yostorlAy by the Board Of Public WorkB To 4.
D. Heed, for two-atory and basement brick
building On the southeast corner OF California
avenue and Madison street; to E. B. McCagg,
for throe-story aud basement brick huilllng on
Washington street; to ChriB Mahnko, for two-
atory aud basement building at No. ais Rloker
etrsot.
Tho dive into the tunnel had IN eloyating
effect upon many ot the Aldermen, who On their
return eeohesVed business, and spont the roHt OF
the day looking happy. and making up horse and
foot races. Two Of these promise 70 be biRhly
Interesting sporting events. Aid. Pete Mahr
| backed his marc "Nollto " 10 beat Aid. Hill
| droth's horse It Honest George" In mile race,
| heats. best three In FIVE, and alao backed ona
Tub Almandiuger, who woighR 2S5 pounds, to
beat in io0-yard racc any Alderman whom Tom
1
Htldreth NJ liB man, and II ia probable that the
| raca will como or tomorrow afternoon at Linz
| coin Park. basket Of champagne 10 tho atako
| Ia each event.
Tie conference Which was to have been held
| yesterday morning at tho Board Of Public Worka
office. TOR the purpose Of allowing tue raaideuta
of Dlue 1slaud avonuc, tho Board, tho Mayor
| and Corporation Council, and tie railroad oAi-
| olala Interested to arrive at definite UNDER
| standing with regard to tho building Of tue blue
&! Ialand avenue viaduot, WAS anything but suo-
| ceas tho Mayor and Corporation Counsel both
| being conspicuous by their absence, the latter
being engaged In trying The North State
street 1sseSeaent case. aud the former
| in tunnoling operations. 4 letter was
! road, from tho Chicago, Burlington 4;
| Quincy Railroad Company, expressing their
| readlneea to 20 on with their share Of tho work
at suy moment. Tho representative Of tho
| Northwestern noad, however, stated thai that
| Company would not take any action Ia the mat
! ter uuttl tho Supreme Court had rendornd = do
cision. Tho feoling Of the sestdonta on Blue
Island avenue present at the meeting wan that
| they wanted to hear from The Corporation Coun-
sel on the matter. ,
| Afief = short md deaultory conversation.
| which amounted to nothing. tho nloatiug adj
1ourned, with the understanding that another
meeting of ot!geua ba hald On blue 1elaud ave-
n1la Thursday evening nsxt.
| Tho City Council hnA been affronted BY the
Board OF Health. Why visit to the tunnel ahouti
| Aavo aronHed In certain Aldermen sudden i'll
! teseAt In tho appointment Of tne new meat tu4
! 4peotors IL hard to determine, but yestertay
AtsxRaoa tas oaaos Of III loaxd Of Health Na1
, 1874-07-08

The REGULAR monthly meeting Of tho Hyde
Paid Trtatees Monday evening MAS attended by
al the members, except liz, Downar, His ah.
, 1874-07-08

rated town shall bo iBenod. hfnywooi and !.
Forest are. within distance Of mi1oH frot.~-
Cicero, and. therefore, no now llconsos can bo7
!ssued Tor tho aao CO Of lqa,or @ fn either quo q
II my such thero bo. 10 ro1iowhd.
at tho regular woakly maotiag Of tho Ladlos'
temperance Union, the County olerk furnished
the adIos at tlsoir request, on acourato hat Of
within q miles Of The Western limo ol Cicero,
tognther with tllotr datoa al lBAusng nnd u OK
pration. Tho following resolution ssaH raHaol
by tho members Of tho Uuion.
iaiss 81 oaf pssk. haywood aa1 N,ver Forest, 10 10
le'l Oh ThursdaY evening. July 0, to eonsIdnr tLc
enforcement Of tho now Tonpcranse law Ia rcfefenco
rotntDi towns.
The u,cetlug will be ho1a In tho Congregation
nj Church. Good speakers will address the
Rud1onco.
On Monday. July 49, tho Indies Of tho Tom.
Trustees, at thear regular meeting, rofauhatralt.
cos against tho renewal O.. lssuing Of iconHea fo1
tho aalo Of liquor within Tho Town Of O!coro.
rho Church and saaoo 3noITn uaou o, Lombard will
hold picnic Friday in 1saao Olaflln'a grove. Ar
rangeneuts are making In order TINT all whq
may attend will outoy themselves
Era1s. ..
noWs that Bamaoi Sardiof Bur N MO- Old AMI hei'
" respected citixer, had committed suicide by
drowning himself In the ntll-raco. Ha haa beau
In poor henlth for over a yeat, aud subject Rt
timce to groat depression Of apisisa. Lnsoly,
watch AaB boon kept upon his 1no7dnouta for
fear Of aolt-injnry. At 9 0. nj. Thursday, i,o
wanted to 60 ont and walk. When out OF tho
door he eudetl tlo watcher, and, running to tho
| raco, threw of his coat and hat and plunged iu
whore tho water was quite doep. When found
lito was extinct Mr.. g. wasabout6o yeara Of ago,
and haa lived ~ this vicinity great many years.
He lcages wife aud family of growu'ur ctil-
| dten. Financially ho was comfortably OH. I'll.
| gin loaea good ottizon, and d pleasant famtty
an excellent husband and father. Many frloudu
| will extend syrnEathy to tho hercayed.
| THO Court Of Common rloas IL III session, and
| quito lengthy docket Is presented
| The heat Is iutonso, aud growing crops aud
| pasture-lRnds nro greatly In lleo1 of rain.
| Gen. Hurlbut is at home h,.slly eugagea In ar
ranging for tho Conyonton which Ia to retiomi-
nnto him. 1t Is not probable there will bo much
!! opposition. but his trouble will thon begin.
| Tho Egin Fair will bo hold tho first four days
| ct September.
It curious how many young couple l,ayo be-
como interested n astronomy, snco Tie comet
| nl,pearol. At all hours aud In Ill plaena tt1ny
ulny bo found gazing upon tho errnnt visitor.
Aud falls out uso Tho rhalon 11atr>1ntlrntator,"
Try Tho u piaion Cerous for the lla'sercLiof. II
cannot 10 anrmsso1. Van sehaack 9terena Reid,
| ABents. Sold by oil druggtBsh.
I -----N---
! Ch1okoring Upright Pianos.
Tho btst upright rinnos In tho city TO tounl at
1ced's Ten,po Of Music, corner Dearborn aud Van
| 1ttrnu sfrhatg.
, 1874-07-08

It Ia probable Tint II Mr. Juad's twenty eighth
mora had been correct, he would havo won this
game, Or at least drawn it. Capt. blaokcnxia
neglected to make tho most Of his opening.
, 1874-07-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


THE CHESS CONGRESS-.
THO American OhonH Congfoes waa woll at.
eentlud yoatorlny. and tho proceedings woro fair4
II begun ana play oomnencod Tho reauEt was
that Capt. Maokunzto, Of Now York, won ono
game from Mr. Judd. of st. Lonie, AMI ono WAS
drawn. Mr. noslnor, Of Chicago won two ga1nos
OF Mr. Konnicott, Of Dunton. Mr. Oongdon, Of
Philadelphia, won ono gamo Of Mr.. Perrin, Of
Now York. and mir. Book, Of Chicago, won ono
gAmo from alr. Elder, Of Detroit. Anothor
commenced BY these gontlomon. was an unuau"
ally stubborn oonteat, and was not iniBhea when
tho hour arrived for closing inst o!ensng. The
EaulgH played this Tar throw very little light gu
The result OF tho tournament, though II IL CON-
coded that 0apt. Mackenzie "tli, doaosleSs' "'n
the nrat prI2e.
TIE FIRST oAMb
between Meagra, Hnokonzle aud judd was uns
qnestionabiy lis moat remarkable game yot
played, and no give It rs follows, onttr":
x1xo.a xn1auT's GAME.
Aas Jadd. Capt: a9netsn1fas
2. KtKDe 3'9X.oa
l. GaKt,rs 4.KKt08
6.pQD3 b.I4b
:. !: e2Rs.s s. s.PKns
SSSKK,ts s:.rrkkI s:rKRsIt
10, Kt1Ktp 10.rM6
ii. KtxDP 1l.QK2
il. Ktn7 ii. a.r1Dreh
II. Kn II. nKKts
is. QQ2 70. KtQn&
II, rxKs II. KIP
is. COS 1e. KtA
S:Saxs S:Shf y: \: S.:si;. SSs
q. Ktn7 9i.4K9
::$K!eta :K!sefsa $$3:ss*se $3:sss2
q. e. 9ks5 99;3p g. e n221 n21
, 1874-07-08

II the Scaip Ia Dry the Hair Is stnrved
Aud falls out. usa Tho fhalon 11ar~1utlgntator,
which pentaos to and nourshos lin doray1ny rootp
Try Tho "plaion Ceious for the lattlkerclliof II
cannot 10 a1lrpasso1. Van schaack, Sereualn Reid,
Agnnts. Sold by oil druggtBta.
, 1874-07-08

Ch1okerinE Upright Pianos.
Tho btst upright rianos III tho city eau 10 found at
Heeds Ten,ple Of Mus'c corner Dearborn sud Van
Duren streets.
, 1874-07-08

In accordance with tho public notice, = meet
ing waB hold at tho Public Library rooms Mou-
day. which was attended by number OF proni-
nent cittzonB. It's object was to consider the
feasibility aud adviaatility Of establishing new
school at Evanston for tic elucation Of young
plan; az opposed to the coetluoatfon ByBtesn
After spending eomo tlmo iu discussing the proH-
pectH OF HuccoBB for aucIl an enterprise, It was
tlnu1ly decided by those present to establish tho
new school, and O committee WAS appointed 10
report tho best plum for prosecuting the venture
and managing the school. The following gen
tlomen were named as the committee, aud their
standing IL Of sut1ioiont prominence to insure
the success Of any undertaking they determine
upon: Con. julius While, Fl. @. Tilnglast,
Francis Bradley, William Blanchard, CnarloH
Randolph !. Fl. kodxlo. aud Judge II. @. Miller,
When tho Committee shall hive natural
and doo1od upon plan Of operations, they
will report to public moottng to be called
hereafter. ...
Messrs, ). r. Fitch, r. P. Lunt, 4. L, Butler.
and Leo Hamllno loft Evanston yesterday for
the lakes wsst Of Waukegan, to ildulgo In u few
dava Of moHquttoeH nuil failing. The pas!y
will 10 Joined by AleHsrs. r. Ounkoy aud q. G..
Ayars to-day.
The ladteB Of the Tomppl alice Union Of Oak
Park Aayo toen somewhat hindprau In tlloir
work by the faot that Tie lima Which separates
the town Of Cicero from that OF proyi8o .passoa
through Oak rarl. Whatever the ladies' might
attempt n Cicero, thcy could not affect thoso
ltvtn;'in provao. ,....,
however, ronloyoa thls obstacle, aua tile latllos
propphs to hyail themselves Of wt,ateyor atya't.
lagos II may give them IN forwarding, the Nork
Witch tAoy hava carried on 80 long aud 80 we'll.
| Cicero IL Rn incorporated town, and tho lhw
provides that no uesu4ea for tho aale OF iasoxI-
, 1874-06-21


TO ExcHaNcE.
no ExcH1SSE~6oiisiFS; i;1>;;IT =; ~ ~ ICE
:on I'D o1 sssaas 'i, lots t q taros '.>
property; ~> .'s n''s' 40a ooS''s 's o'os.
n1o1eS nn1neonbsrsd 5n1a a1 1ots t;r psne
''@'sa ,'. *@ Ae<s'. IA ''*+' far Chicago prop
prr:y 'aF' ' aad "a acres ia Missouri for eh
Sa1s r s1sssr. ssst oasE
leave description "ita u; :, A''s'
:. i A,stssas.t IL aaste1 csasss ! SGs Block.
ely KtfMASiEaHsbE foa1 is!: 9ss Fer OUTSIDE PNop
es.sd & sias: .s! 81 IT. IT,
tE b6hERI is L 1 Aoss5e Wss5en.1 Illinois Addfsss a"a'F
,.,1 EycuIrcr- .x,1,r @7.7, 717 3,--.
cred propeLty Pask Ridse fos chcaso rcsi vsts.s.
,,Ia aaa5;, ~ ,5isaas esso a1:77 - z
= :sySsss Sss dear =: b. ii sa''sa. ss
RIO Ex;HASGE-7 WAYT / REsroSSIBIE NAN
en eaa Gq m n Az s Il
ITO ExCHASGE-s4 ACRES. sPIESDIDLY LD-
q: saa1 s co s
se1srsi sfsn, in Illinois. Northern Missouri, sad ,.cb
gan; worth frn s?.eo 70 sfooo each. anineambcrra,
ias business OF residence; would assume s.
----cb. c.b. HOLMES CO., = and = Dea.horn..t-
ID ss 4 o. ACRES q UsGgLrIV1T
hESsHAW LYMAN. L. Dcalb"rn.st. ''-"'
re 1dzS.; KxcHA,SGE-2 4, a; QcrAGox. MARBLE FKoSF
RIO KxcHAXGE-3a0 ACRES or FINE i.iyn
sdjoalae s.stus "a st. Paul i Faci,ie nai1asi u
K2Hf' KEEE Is s,: Gs y. Paul tos oa',
TO ExcHAXGE-6511;o, FRONTING 07 F77f,-
ta.oaes ses ,s Ha!ssd an. and uH
10 lest-elixble for manui,stnsy togcthor via tho
, 1874-06-21
0nry1 nzf-fns-.{ {1nnfinne

WANTED-.FEMALE L HELP.
DomesHcs--Continu
WAHTED--A GOOD Girl TO COOK, wash,
Hesay ssa fs =
\VASrED-4 COOP GIRL FOR 4 SMALL FAM
1. dsn s e.. Is 8 sdson saa Call at
eoop G5nh HER, To 3 e.; sFXEE
ton-.t Sot 70 sppl; ~ saaasy: ~ "e'' A''''I-
',.a;,t Gla5 Roh sESERAE iass
IVANNTED-A STRONG GIRL TO DO GENERAL
p, 5 G ss
family, Address " t. Tribune once.
\VASrEp--- GIRL T.. WHO DOES NOT oBJECT
Of !ses ss;: aslp t.@Iy =
e. sSS :''S: s ass
in s1ah .Ss .s j ssSERS 4
\YAxTEDA :E a., s1RL FOR sdESEKAL HOUSE M M
bash.av- N"'' W.
WANT,ED-lA., GIRL FROM i To, ,15 YEARS OLD.
the @ andss a s oIsa G. ''
WASS;rIERer-:Tr1 Ut g. :r1as4, a1s. ,MlcllGANAV eERaiAH
Wages. Must come we'll recommended.
WANTED-GoOD WAITER GIRLS At ss6 NIL
W wan1te:sv.' corner chicago-av.. basement: good
vi WISSTEp=1 coaPF7ry7 7;577 ~ cooK
3rASrrn1 cruy.S e2.sp,,asi: snn;s.77, y -,
y Svsds gil sao* wash: and i'Sa 1ao, 'S
~ AsTED--1 DINING-R00M GIRL IoITAMREE-
10 e1e NJ Ss-3si ena 6iis@
w ,snrE ~ ~ f1a, - ~ uhNEhAA doosE
n AkTED-A COOP Girl AT e46WEsT LAKE-sf.:
t'u p'c!eitcu 9ooo wages. % anu eoou notne.
1o :l:, GIRL a1:ts re- . G2oK WAs ,SI
s:$1 1yTEn r,,:1a@e. et5Ve7Fzr 7;7R7 mn 5o c7x
to IL wv 5sft5snes Moad.y %
oo @"2K ,&s9sGn s1.s: ,.5 nip
,1s p - ~ cAa - a' men,ee;,
Wy family. llEs lndiaua-av. - ~''@' '1'1>''1'
WANrKp-rwo GIRLS Fon HoUsEWoRK.
1srsnx = ss9s r.ss; 81 esi.
~ work in small family. at ~ Pafk:av:
MEAT SERaAM 4h SWeDE = Gt
pau'in. St. near ErM.d.ona:--~-------~ Madison:
w for Clinton ioua ai.o S Ill. ts M - , CHI
ua!on;..: -=.==.=--
- a,a n also SECOND <'f1 references required Call
,uASrEp-GIRL FOR GENERAL, No77sFWdRF
" a SIS West Randoipb:st --------
=; @ ssss sGaaGaS I'd .sa
III Ia Gn hoo.lI GNMAS ~ L. rh oR WEplsH
1sIF 1,1SrEp.aoop c1.i'pe c1K5 For GENERAL 7o1zF.
W ,s3t n e,'Ts,. ,,,& ,.Sy; NJ =. n.:.
" IT, c,n,k wash and ron Or Il coueral honseyort
\YASTE YASTEpmGooD nc. GIRL For ,;s'EXERAI HOUSE
y rom. Apply At IL East washing fro1n 70
Sunday.
1,7ASTED-TW0 Girls At Isg PARK-AV- sWEDE
" os German pEefe11sd: ~ -llN-ll.. ~ --,l1
" Sss, = sss,; sGys1SSxS NJ $ss:s sss;
81 '
w .n f.miy good wages 81 gwen. a 5s wsss rs
SR Vest VIII %assnxton.t aoH GENERAL
1VANTlEnlA Ed REIlA ABl.E GIRL TO DO THE GEN
an s1sd as
I{7ANTED-A elnL 70 20 GENERAL HOUSE
near Lincoln % Moa1sy Anq'''' Gay
WASTED-1T 50 MicHiGAX-Av.. TIDY.
VTAYrEp-Go0D GIRL To 20 GENERAL
beaaan aaa na ae Inquire at rs
" ASTEDccA% GoopGlRL EoR GENERAL HOUSE
S5i5 afFlSoN SSsaH SSS HOUSE
W1STE1STw9 SA1ET.. YOU'VE GERMAN
~ butchers It 81 1s1rabee-st. Mond.y morning:
WASTEpsn3aA ~ g GnnD q; 5, sToUT G}RI-To DO HOUSE,
U71STEp-A GIR1, 70 % GENERAL HoiisF-
, 1874-06-21

ConcnE1oa. I camstcrs. 6<o.-Continucd.
1ITuATlON WANTED-AS COHCHMAS, by
= coorcd driver. for priva:o family; give entire
satisfaction. Addrasa Wai II. Robson, No. ~ Weat
, 1874-06-21


CHATTEL MORTGAGES, $5Su. WE'LL SECURED
II 10 exchange tor pair horses and buggy hossJ and
fEatri4ss- g klABALlL 4 Co, II Astnodlst Church
, 1874-06-21

ClTUATIOS WASTED-BY 4 YOUNG MARRIED
y MAJ, {Daue) coachmau and 10 do work in garaz
sither city good refeEcnces g. Tribune
, 1874-06-21

FTu ExCHANGE-FOR 4 GOOD EARN WORTH
SStas,s near rssatytourt elegant 9selae
Wabathav and Fl:tyeceond IT., this is ali clf~r: 6a
1S.e i.sn splendlj1y impsoy-a. xithin two nics of
from Chicago: splendid eoek farm; w&nt tfty 5np-
Madises7-st. -
, 1874-06-21

.CiTUATiONs WANTED-RY AZ COMPETENT NAN
y and woman. in city country Man take OF
and drive horses, work In garden farm;
, 1874-06-21

ITO EXCHASGE-TO PATTY THAT WILL. BUILD.
QUE nf the choicest les frand bou]e-asE from h
T. 5o fcet. for othnr ineunhased property. JAS. A.
, 1874-06-21

C1TUhT1OE TAETFD-ET A YOUNG FRENCH
= work IA privato isrnilJ or L, drive team;
afraid haz work aEstan. tbs Of Goescs
:nd carraxcs give best Of reference. Address g.
{Hy1ro
, 1874-06-21

l1TUATIOS WASTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF
- education aud refinement az compaulon ~ an invalid
ing lhc city cuugcnia home Of object than
mupo1atluu. Addfcss with full name ~, Tribune of-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-27

ing, Hacking Dry Cough, Cancerous Affections
Syphilitic COMPLAINTS, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Dys
pepsia Water Brash, Tic Dolorenx, White Swell
curial Diseas :s f, male Compl ints. Gouf, Dropsy
Rickets, salt Rhenm, Bronchitis, Consumption m
mors Nodes in the Glands and other pats of the
system Sore Eyes, 5 rune rous Discharges from The
Ears and the worst forms OF Skin Diseases Erup
tiors Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm Erysip-
elas Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Can.
GERS in the Womb, and all weakening and painful
discharges, Night Sweats Loss of Sperm and all
wastes OF the life Principle within the range OF
this wonder Of Modern Che nistry, and Il few days
use will prove to any person using 1t for either OF
these forms Of disease its pote..t power to cure
them. Sold by Druggists, 81 per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-27
r.. R. R.
Railways
READY RELIEF,
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.

Will cure more Complaints and prevent the system
against sudden attacks of Epidemics and Conta
gcOus Diseases than One Hundred Dollars expend-
ed for o.her medicines o. medical attendance.
The moment Railways Ready Relief Is applied
externally or taken internally according to direc-
tions-Pains, from whatever cause ceases TO exist.
IMPOkTANT.-Miners.F Farmers, and other resld-
ing in spa sely settled districts. where II Is difficult
to secure the services Of u physician, RAILWAYS )
READY RELIEF Is invaluable. 1t can be used
with positive assurance OF doing good in all cases
where paiu discomfort IL experienced; or IL seiz-
cd VITA Influenza, Dyphtheria, Sore Throat, Bad
Coughs, Hoarseness Bilious Coiio, Inflammation Of
the Bowies, st mach. Lungs, Liver, Kidneys; or
with Group. Quinsy, Fever and Ague; ; or with Neu
ralgia. Headache. Tie Doloreux, Toothache, Ear
ache; or with Lumbago, Pain in the BACK, or Rheu-
matlsm; or with Diarrhea Cholera Morbus, or Dys-
entery; or with Burns, Scaids, or Bruises; with
Strains, Cramps, Spasms. The application of
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will cure you of the
worst OF these complaints in few hours.
Twenty drops in half tumbler of water will in
few minutes cure Cramps, Sp- aims, Sour Stomach
Heartburn, Sick Hesdache, Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and all Isternal Pains
Travellers should always carry a bottle of X 3D.
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. few drope,
of water will prevent sickness pains from change
in water. II is better than French Brandy or Pit
ters a stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.