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The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. IL. 1874

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnishes u
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley ,ai
Pullen. Editor. All railway, steamboat anu L. H.,
managers wiifconfer favor upon us by deln~ ..s
credentials Of every person claiming to rep CO..
Journal as We have information tina. seq. Jun
press. and ". have no disposition to be, even pas
sively, party to such frauds.
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DIED.

In this city. Feb Z, Henry NJ. Hearne of Lubec
aged 10 years months
In Cumberland Centre, Feb. 8, Sarah Fl. True, wife
of Col. Samuel True. aged 70 years months.
In Auburn, Feb. 1, Mrs. Mary Mendall, aged 6s
wears months.
In St George, Jan. 20, Nelson Hupper aged "a yrs.
and months.
In Warren, Jan. 26, Florence Robinson, aged 10
months.
In Boston, Feb. g. Margaret Atherton, wife of R.
c. johnson, Jr.. and youngest daughter Of DIR. Geo.
H. Nichols, aged Is years.
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11

QUESTION ON WAGEs.-Some time ago
William McManus of Hartford sued his EN-.
ployers for 800 wages which they had refused
to pay because no had declined to comply with
rule requiring all employees to sign receipt
every pay day, promising not to leave the en-
pioy OF the company Without giving months
notlce. McManus had invariably erased the
agreement on his receipt and nofbino was said
about it for while, but at last the EMPLOYERS
refused to pay the wages of the past month.
The verdict was for the plaintiff, and the de-
cision settles vexed question between employ
ers and employed.
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11

We do not read anonymous letters and commune
cations The name and address Of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable, necessarily for publication
but as guaranty OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve com.
munications that are not used
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11

Weld the supply of bile necessary to remove the
vaste matter from the system at least once in TWEEN
ty-four hours before radical cure of cosveness can
be accom- plished Hostetters Bitters produces this
effect Its action upon the stomach and liver is d.
rect and sautary and through these organs regu-
lates and invigorates the whole frame.
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

THE .sSClENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF PRES
ERVATION,'' a Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in
Man, and Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypochon-
ness and other diseases arising from the errors Of
youth or the indiscretions excuses of mature
years. This is indeed book for every man. Thou
sands have been taught by this work the true way
health and happiness. 1t is the cheapest and best
medical work ever published, and the only one on
this class OF Ills worth reading 19Cth edition. revs-
eG, much enlarged, Illustrated, bound in beautiful
French CLOTH Price only ST.. Sent by mail, post
paid, on recent Of price. Address PEABODY NED
iCAL INSTITUTE, No. Bulfinch street, Boz to L.
Mass, or DIR. W. II. PARKER, Assistant Physician,
N. B. The author may be consulted on the above as
well as all diseases requiring skill and experience
par3lsneod&wly
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11

A LETTER of Major General Hazen, who, it
is said, must be regarded as competent au-
thority. published in the New York Tribune.
will not afford much comfort to the holders of
Northern Pacific Railroad bonds In his let
ter he protests against the misrepresentation
which for several years have been made in
the interest of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. After eighteen years experience
In the army, large portion of which was on
the frontier, General Hazen must be credited
when he says that, excepting the wheat grow
ing valley of the Red River of the North, and
an occasional water-washed valley or strip o.
timber, the land will not sell for penny an
acre. For the past eight years the mean
temperature during the winter months has
been II 10 degrees above zero, according to
the official record at Fort Buford, which
speaks enough for the ssnorthern-tropicalb belt"
The entire country is subject to terrific win
ter storms, which animal life cannot with.
stand unless protected. General Hazen's let
ter concludes as follows: 81 have no person.
al feelings in this matter since, rather on the
contrary, the railroads In these western coun-
tries ameliorate the condition of troops serv-
ing here; but would prefer to see these
roads based upon honesty and the needs of
the country, commensurate with their cost.
Nor can see much difference between the
man VINO, In business, draws a check upon
u D"ns mnen ne has no money, and selling
will say to those holding the lands of 81.
Northern Pacific railroad that by chano;no
them INTO good lands now owned by the roaS
in the Red River of the North, and east Of
that point, is the only means of ever saving
themselves from their total loss." If Gen.
Fazen had been able to have made this state
ment several years since, he would have
been benefactor to hundreds of people of
small means who have been led to invest
their savings in these bonds on the represen-
tation of parties who ought to have known
better.
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11

THIS, THE PAR EXCELLENCE OF ALL PIANO
METHODS. MA1NTAlNS THE Front RANK,
AND ITS SALE ECLIPSES THAT OF ALL 9TH
ERS-FOREIGN OR AMERICAN COMBINED.
THE PUBLISHERS CLAIM ITS ANNUAL SALE
OF 900 COPIES lSINDISPUTABLE PROOF OF
POSITIVE AND INTRINSIC MERIT, AND ITS
SUCCESS is NO MYSTERY, BUT DUE TO
THOROUGH EXCELLENCE IN ALL ITS DE-
ARTMENTS-RU DIMENTAL AND INSTRUC-
TIVE; TO ITS VALUABLE EXERCISES AS
WELL AS ITS CHARMING RECREATIONS.
A NEW EDITION JUST ISSUED CONTAINS
"SCHUMANN'S MAXIMS" AND THE FAMOUS
.'CZERNY'S LETTERS ON THE ART OF Play
ING THE PA 10" "RICaAKDSON'S NEW
METHOD" THUS CONTAINS OVER 26O PAG ES
GULL MUSIC SIZE, AND Is JUSTLY CLAIMED
TO BE THE BEST PIANO METHOD EXTANT.
PRICE, 1915
~USED BY THOUSANDS OF TEACHERS
AND SOLD BY ALL BOOK AND MUSIC DEAL
Frs
PUBLISHED BY
OLIVER DlTSON s. CO., G. 4. DITSON g. co.
Boston. III B'dway, New York.
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The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11

OUR readers should not forget to attend .ho
meeting at the Common Council Room, . sue
evening 10 consider the matter of an F,s,s i'
ton OF Portland Industries,
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11

The United States Senate Monday consider
ed and passed the bill compromising the East
Tennessee University for the use of its grounds
during the war. The bill was passed by the
last Congress, but the President withheld his
signature on account of the wording.
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11
MARRIED.

In Saccarappa. by Rev. H. Wbitcher, Nathl Newell
and Miss Jennie Veazie both of Alfred.
In Pittsheld, JAM 25 Ernest Maxfeld and Miss
Viola S. Stacy.
In Winterport, Jan. 81, Silas Young and Miss Ella
F. JeIison.
In Dover, Feb. 1, Samnel Morrill, and Albina P.
Dexter.
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FOR SALE.

nLACK Mare weighing 500 fbs Sound and kind.
ID A good roader. Also a new open buggy and
new harness. Owner about to leave town. Can be
seen at Stable of j. B. CLARK & SON,
feb1O-1w* Is Tying st., Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11
To the Public.
OBS rACLEs TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the eff
fects OF Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable reme-
dies. Books and Circulars sent free in sealed en-
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa,an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. fe6sn3m
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11
LUMBER WHARF FOR
SALE.

Stock and teams of Retail Lumber Wharf near
Boston. Business established many years. Long
lease, low rent, large trade, terms favorable.
A good chance for parties wishing to establish
branch yard share the trade of Boston and vicinity
Address ''LUMBER,'
ian21sntf26eod Daily Advertiser Office, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Shanghai 18th ult, ships Golden State, Berry
from Yokohama for New York, ldg: Ahambra. Nell
SON. unc; brig Deacon, Reed, from Port Gamble, do
and others.
Ar at Madras 9TH inst ship Lucy Wills, Pritch-
ard, Boston.
CID at Cadz 18th ult, ship Belvdere, Gardiner. for
Boston.
SID I'm Messina 18th ult barque Surprise, Hoyt for
Philadelphia
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ut. barque Florence, Munroe,
New York, (and cid for Triesteo
AT Calao 18th ult, ship Cuba, Theobad, for Guano
Islands.
esd FIN Havre 7th inst, ship Forest Eagle. Hosmer,
United States
Sid I'm Liverpool 9Th inst, barque Penang, Patten,
Baltimore
Ar at Rio Janeiro ono date) ship P Blanchard,
Green. Cardiff.
Portland; NJ Staples, Godfrey, Lubec.
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Haydn Association.

Haydn ASSOClatIOm.
The annual meeting OF the Haydn Association
will be held at Congress Hall on FRIDAY Evening
next, February 18th at u O'Clock.
full an I punctua attendance of the members is
desired.
fe9sntd GEO. c. BURGESS, Sec'y.
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11
Read and c0ncurred.
fe7sntd SAMUEL W. LANE, Sec'y
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the srorld
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and instantaneous nodisappointment; no ridiculous
tins or unpleasant odor. Remedies the i'll fleets Of
bad dyes washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hair
clean soft and beautiful. The 5enuine signed W. A.
Bstchelor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N. z.
1d&w 1vrs N
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Situation Wanted

Situation Wanted
A RELIABLE Man is desifous of situation. Is
"A used to work, and capable of doing business
Reference given. Address F. G. j., Press Office.
fell 2w*
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TO LET.
One large Store House on Custom
House Wharf, suitable for heavy storage
or Fish packing.
One store suitable for Grocery or other
light business, with dock privilege.
Apply to
GEO. W. EDDY,
faAe,ood+f Oa vr;ddlo S&.oor Rnnrn ~
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11
--latest by European steamers.

Ar at Liverpool 25th ult Ellen Southland, Wood.
worth, New Orleans; Sunshine, Clark. New York
St John, Scrbner. San Francisco.
Cid oath, ventus Theobold, New York.
Ar at London Goth Rhine, Jordan, New York; 9th
Andrew johnson, O'Brien, CaIlao.I
Cid oath, Ladoga. Wiley, Boston.
Ar at Gravesend 26th. Oneida, McGilvery, from
Sld fin Deal oath. Freedom, Norton, for New York
land passed the Wight 25th.)
Ar at Falmouth ta o 24th Stephen Davol, Huntley
Put into Portland oath, Ida Lilly, Otis. from Rot
tertiam tor Savannah.
sid sid I'm the Roads 25th, Acelia Thurlow White m
Sid fin Chittagong Dec 49, Norwester, Burgess, for
Ceylon. .. oc., -.
Sid FIN Alexandria, E, 18th ult j H Pearson Sears,
Arat Messina 10th ult, Clara Pickens, Coombs,
SD I'm Palermo 18th ult, McGilvery Tucker, for
Ne AT at Marseies 22d ult Dirigo Collins, and Don
,Jacnto, erosion, from New York. oath, Atlas, Pow
"a Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult Andrew jackson Field
kee, Perkins, Leghorn. (and cid nth for BOSTON,.
cid 10Th, Regina Tolek, Ray, st Thomas
Passed by nth, Golconda, Lord. from Palermo for
Arat Coruna 1st ult, John Wesley, Ford, FIN New
SD FIN Calais France, 2sd ut, jefferson Borden,
arat Havre 23d ult, Western Empire. Grozier,
New Orleans oath, Emma, Oliver, do; Crescent City,
Delano, do.
In BremernaVeh hoaus zou, hlcnd McManus, Fos-
ter. bound out
'0 Sid I'm Antwerp 23d ult. Norwood. Sheppard,
for Havana; 25th, aria w Norwood, Andrews. do
Escort. Baker, Cardiff.
cid at Hevoet oath ult, John E Chase Davis, for
United States
POKEN.
Dec IL, lat % S, lon24 W, ship Nimbus, Kelley,
from VaIparaIso for London
Dec 49, lat 10 N. Ion IS 80 W. ship Freidlander, FIN
New York for San Francisco.
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Wanted.

$4,000, on one and two years, secured by mort
gage on first class Real Estate, within two miles OF
City Hall, and worth four times the amount, Adj
oress Box 1875, Portland p. o. ja30sntf
The Portland daily press., 1874-02-11

Hyannis, Feb THE following are here, frozen in
Schs John McAoam. Montgomery, I'm Savannah for
Portland; Mary Reeves, Williams, FIN New York
for do; Sandman, HOlbroOk, do for Rockland.
, 1874-02-16

Twelve articloa, tho n,nn IN question
p per week. II llo bought thom Mt q
j "a Investment. Wo havo mado an allowance Of
bper cont for cost Of management, which ia
somewhat higher than tho average cost III arch
storcs in England. On goods that arc not sta
plos tho B, saving would be stiff greater. On
caulled and dried goods, 25 per cent; and on to-
baccos, Is to 53L por cont. On everything,
again, tho saving would DO still greater than tho
figures airoady giyon. For tho goods would be
pure: Ezoaping e'illteraton sh terra lnoans gaining
everything bought. SO much for tho indlvalial.
In the case Of . city, VIC can arrive at similar
results In different way. Some 800 rotal
grosera supply chicago'a 10000 fsrnlisa; I1sa9
ront, 81 900 for le sioo for caro m Of horso and md
wagon and $500 for gas fnol, etc. Tic average
profit may be Hnfoly estimated at $500. This
makes each totai1 grocer cost tie community
0o6. They aold. as nearly NJ can be calculated,
goods that cost them, at Wholesale, about sJ7,-
100000. Allowing per cont for cost Of man-
age,nont, wo haze 81, ,575, 900. The difference Of
in the item Of groceries alono for thor failure to
Corporate. The shno calculation carried into the
other trades in which corporation Ia equally
easy,-jowelry, hats and caps, bootH and shoes,
tqSsss'' dPsgs otoo %ca y snSS SS2a' this s0sla sa
to worry mnny millions. II corporation
woro general throughout Illinois, tho people
by paying per cont OIL wholesale prices, would
save paying tho expenses and profits Of .0oo ro-
tail grocors, $50 rcddlers, 200 npothccarics,
clothing, 400 retailers Of iron, 250 sowing -na-
chino dealers, 500 milk dcalors, 800 general re-
tail doalors, GOO retalors OF booa ana shoes, 100
coal Dealers 8O0 rotailers Of lumber, 400 hattors
tallors OF tobacco, and 4,600 Retailers OF sneat
Total, 23,700 niddlemen. In this enumeration
, 1874-02-16

ao1no ciicH In ellown by tllo report Of tho Third
Avonuc Railroad IN Now York. 1tB receipts Inst
s SSsf TSss asos 9 1,oH yenaE ssEs9sss e ss d. &c., &c.,
UuO oil Btocls.
I'm Etgand, stroet-rallroatls aro commonly
known ns framways. The word tram Is aatd
to DO m abbroyinliom of - Outran." Tho fathor
of Hir Jamos ontran, ronownoa for hla military
Tho nmo,,ut OF leo harvested In thts rogion
this yoar il worry mpcl, lnrgor than ,ovor boforo.
Over 0,O00 tonn have boefl stored IN tins city;
catinc, md In Clinton. = Codhr nnptdn 1lrm havo
1onsel ten ncroa Of latld, upon which buildings
arc now being erected, and in which will be
Rtore1 q, 900 tonH OF ico.-Dauenport Democrat.
-Atisa Elmtra Mur1ii'u,a, Of spnrinnd. IT,, :
lady Of Is, lantsonio md acconp|iahodt soduoed
aud ti1on abandoned by ecounlrD}. to hfdo hor
shame committed suicide last week by taking
poison.
: Tho Bay City Chronicle nnys that an early
Thoro Il lesa Ice IL sEake 1Iaron IL s thau dlrHg suy
previous wlntor for many yoars and simiinr
Htate Of things oxBts on tllo othor lnhos. Tho
aouaon Inns 30 far advanced that 1t a not now
lilo'y Tint sufficient leg vii form to materially
blsiuess tho promise is not a bad ono for oithor
shippers or carriers. Tho indications point to u
Htcnti!er a1ld moro roiiablo business t},nn was
Ind last yoar, touching nottherttho highest nor
tug l0WeHl nhnIeB OF tnAt Tehr.
MOT long aitlce o work1nan In johnson 4
Co.'S organ fnctory Mt Weatfiol1, NlnaB., Ind MI
attack Of sonlnambuHm which ho turned To
good account. OHIO oyoning ho was directed to
carry sUmo wood into the shop Oh tho next
morning, md w}au1i tls time cnmo was agroeably
sllrprined to find TINT 1t had bnen onrtlcd In and
carefully piled mp, Tbc wntchlnnn hnyB TINT tho
n,nn did 1t himself In tho night and that ho
faicl to hna,sor wton spo,son TO, and was esi-
tloutly asleep. Az soon as Ills work was finished
ho wont homo and to bod, md tho next morning
complained Of being rather tired.
Tho Cnnton Qli.) Register continues to re-
port tho presence Of spotted foyer or ccrebro
spinal meningitis in tllat county, but Bnys tho
l.1alady IL abatlng. -Four deaths hayo occurred
between Droed'a station anl Glassfortl. Two
enBes nro reported st nrcola station, hut both
l,ayo recovered. III tho vicinity OF Utica two or
three iloashs navo Hlso occurred.
--"Alr McLcan said Hcn. Dix to Washing
ton Mclean, who had m immense DEM, john Of
whisky, which ho wanted sont to Con. Roger A..
rryor, In Fort I4ntayetto,s' Mr.. McLean, why
should you expect me te sond tng Of hisIy u to
cause" was tho 'ropls, "Gon. Pryor likoa
whisky" Gen. Dix smilol rid pnBAod the jug.
Tho winter II, england has boon Very mild.
Tho London Globe OF tho 10th Of january saya !:
'The mildncsB OF tho sanson Is shown by tho
fact that Boveral robins nests hive boon found
with cggH In matched Ahods, md on YhurBday q
nest ofthrus]lcA waa taken from holly trce In
HOLLYWOOD Park, Keston, Kent. In the wood
banks, ysolcts and prinroscs aro in full bloom
IN Ma.ly pnrts Of tho country.
, 1874-02-16

want ~ ,,htc1, anh,nit II" fn1n,.;nr tohlo Or
kcuol,ta. ioayiui, ntl,nr ens,ctios tn to1 tl,er
n,r,, mid and iii,A al,ow TIN nnio whnt irnilca.
1Tnionn nro
AmA1oAmArEp oAnprvrrna, ANN ,o1srns'. so-
rrrrv
contritntfnne. M cn,,fa 1,or roc,f
nrMrF1ra, r.
stc1. bcnof1t AZ IN nnr wo,,r far two,tv,a,1
vecl,s aud a. In nor ,ynejs tteroaftor wl,iin ack
mesa mvu oontnoa i'' t'' "o'" 'Dl'o ''"
Whou ont of vork. A3.5o mr. wooh for t.vc1vo
we"ks. md s2. IN ncr wook for tI,o mkt twoiyo
nSnanana rai5 i :ihnrt lima ocn vo .ont =
mIrtuhor tn Nav Jorsov' an1 at,ot3nr tn InnIon.
f,ano.,o ~ N'0" "o'' '''&" "'A~''oA " 13oA'""o'
nunr.1, rnvn
nv III, ann+h ~ mer,i,ar ~ a ,o,r,bn~,a
viTc wn WI nav ssi tnwara Inrjni oqnensns ~ el'''oA
0' w ~ .rnor. 1ryrrrr
1a,tbcr hv firm wotcr ~ t,,oH In ouv Amonnt
OF ioag: also ia for tool-ohost. ''0N'''
tonfnEyr 1,rsrr,T
Ary member josius 1t or % disabling a limb, suf.
n]oxy' eDilousy. or narnlysia: r,lnt,,rine blood
rnosai nr incotng viii; INV andinn neciaa1,t ~
shail rtl'iu sir n3omt,a il'crcaftor hy nro.i,,c-
inn a nlyHionn's nartiifcatn ,,rono,,ncitlg him to
monmt II rocniva In ,n,,n ~ ANN
''o"'' @es srnrN. n .wmr.r,nw n - mrvrr,r
Anv rnon,her In vonra nr nno. hnv,np hccn n
ma,nnor for tyo,,ty.ilyo ycntn IN nriltlei to
- Sr ro OF :nnv a 1nf sa
% ~ H1'ao r, u ~ ~, tua ,'' "'o Na5 'S'4i 'oa
"t'"~ ~ unsr,.nrnr rrsn
y. o. am, ,,a1a GGnr'snhhp I;h.re foSn .o ,hts x,na
@ nvus my a nauu s ,ad os gus 'p
~" "''Ao "so nv se,t,,s'. 1u pm,' u1ai''l ~A''
nt NJ M t,,no aro ,ro aifovn5 IN atrI1o ,,,t,,t
Swing tl,reo months noticn to or honJaunri nrs.
SSn,i tbgn only nftor evory otIor ron,edy
n n. on rosnr;o r. ;c,i}},, o'nu
nnlv 1a T n st,ort t;mn arn. va rayo s45O towards
III Ira, ,r;nr gctnnj njtHua ni,owinr tbak ~" nv
A"o on.i 80, ~ % H. e'o.P ~, " ~ - - =
, 1874-02-16
Defruylucu WorNinrmci, - TrntlcH.

Defrusaucd WorAinsmei, Trades.
Unt0s1s-rhe AtnsllEnn,arcd Curpon.
tcrs' and Juis1crh' society.
20 The Editor Of The Chtcago Tribune:
Sin: III your issue Of recent Sunday thoro
appeared m article from Garnet B. Freeman on
tho Labor Question, in which think ho is very
Inconsistent in his viows.
1n the first place, ho speaks OF worllmen WHO
have been cheated OF their wages as being outl-
tied to contempt and the aovercat cou1uro, but
ho does not think tint It is very
extensively done, for tho rcason TINT
mon would not be such fools
as to allow 1t. 11o then goes on to soy TINT the
number Of people who have no income excopt
what they derive from day-Jabor is at alt times
in e1coss Of work.. Now, Ia not this In itBolf d
strong argument in their favor2 For when
thore are moro mon to work than there ia en-
ployp,ent for, all worlingmou know TINT wo
have to take work and pay
Az WE CAN 0ET THEM;
md, although VIC haye to pay our rent ani
board in ADVANCE yot syo invariably have to
wait n fortnight before We get my money,
and thon instead OF it, VIC often get aome
excuso, such as, "Tho boss is out Of the city";
or, stlio was too late for the bank"; or "rhe
architect was In bud hnmor, mud would not
sign tho certificate, go That he could not draw lii
money" Now, I want to know, should . maj
throw up luis Job, and thus run the rlal OF lostnG
NIL, or should le holiove that thore arc sone
houeat men, and that llo will i'll time got all le
bus worked for? know thnt mechanics never
like to leave. IN employer Us loug as thoro is a
ahaaow Ut q chance OF getting their money; and
therefore, because they hayo
FAITH IN THE HONESTY
Of their employer, I do not 300 TINT they should
he subjects Of contempt, or be cons,lrod beca1lse
they arc not willing to bolleye in tic general do
prnyity Of mankind. And then another reaHon
why they do not lcaya their work, oyen wl.ol
money Is slow IN coming, is, that thoro is a sur.
plus Of labor, and, If tho mon arc in any way
unfortunate they aro simply told that they wifi
DO paid when it ii convenient to do 10, and, il it
loos not suit them they need not stay, tor p!on-
ty Of others are waiting to tatso their place.
IN REGARD TO TRADEH-uNloNH,
tho writer Of that article saya tho united aud
concerted efforts of Trades UNIONS, 90 far az l.o
has ace, anything Of their workings, arc only
force against foreo,1tAeroby p!ainly showing
THAT 10 y ignorant Of the prluolp!os that govern
Carpenters and 'Joinors' Boeisty, Of which am
, 1874-02-16

4 NICHOLSON 1s THE olll1ArEsT FIRST. GLASS
ward Manuiaotory And tAlcarool. ts East 1ntsa.st.
T3NsT oAHiNi;r ONu5AN u5 II TIN WOnLu. FIRST
aud Durability. It!ss. lower than any:oshnna. Organs
rented, With prty.!egt q purchase hy !asta'!snte
descrij,tlnn aeit free. MASON UAhILlN ORGAN
CO.. ~ aud a. Adnsns-at.
, 1874-02-16

0NE IMPROVED FAMILY, AND ONE MEDIUM
" Singer. and two G1aye1 i NAkor nenes In rc rcct
orot nearly lor sao 1T half pco 1e5 South Clark
nt., Noo.n .. np-statrs.
CINdEK OFFiOIs o. 4. j. 1IEL0H ERTI 9i6 SOUTH
IIalao-st., City Ag,nt Machines sold % monthly
ra11n0nts, r0nto1. and tapAlroA. DpGn evenings.
, 1874-02-16

14OHI Inn ~ Z EVu1NO*
TOuND-HAVE HAD IN MY 1'0SHISSfON BLACK
= aara and opon buggy ABOUT hs0s weoks. whioh wse
loft by unknown IuEsoi tn9 oWnef lave hy
pr!,yiuK property and paying charsu., M. O. WILBUR
la7 MiehtBsitavt
S,THAYEp~Fis0Si n H0UTII M5R0AN:YT,, sIJN-
= day, Fuh. 10. hay 2ycat old co atar In forehead.
lung tsil. tAaea an In good condition and playful,
PEABODY.
, 1874-02-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


1HTANPED-T0 PURCHASE ON MONTHLY Fay.
w Iaonts ~ other tustamens; anall house and lot
Meegan aud Uakloy.sts, Houso other wood Or brick ot
not 1css than 90 f00 wdo Address, for ono wcck luo
Trlhnn0 Nlt0H
, 1874-02-16
COUNTRY, REAL ESTATE.

CVU NTE[T7 EEE174I Es3I@TEs
T1OR SALE-OR ESOIIANGTs-INTERI0 CrrT
l. tostdonoe worth 1 for 81 ,1DD. Only small cash
payment and !uug time, II tokGn Address Tor
iyuok, U E3, Tribune nl{CD.
, 1874-02-16

Employment Agencies.
C1TUAT1ON3 3WANTED-FAHl1L1ES IN WANT on
y Yood Scandinavian md GdrnAn help can bo hupppd
ct Mrs. DUSlfl:fS ntico+ 81 Mtlwnakee-a4.