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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-05-23

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IRvING PARK--This is one Of our most at
tractive and fiourishing suburbs, and should
attract the attention OF all our readers, wheth-
err they are seeking homes for themselves, or
property on which large profits may be rea-
sonably expected by way Of investment. Our
friend, W. H. CONDOR, 1872 La Sale street, is
offering one hundred choice lots at Irving
Park on such reasonable terms az to place
them within the reach OF every one DESTROYS
Of securing a homestead Their close prox-
unity TO the city,-six miles from the court
house the GAINESVILLE division of the \
W. K r., the cheap rate of fare-only seven
cents their high and beautiful situation,
with the advantages of stores churches, etc.
especially commend them to notice The
prices are low, only $500 each SIS down,
and the balance in payments Of S25 every four
months Abstracts Of title furnished to pur-
chasers free. About $50 first class houses
have already been erected within five blocks,
and Arteslan well water is now flowing in
pipes up to the boundaries of these lots
MIR. Condor is also offering lots on Milwau-
kee. near California avenue, at $50 per foot,
being so per foot less than other dealers are
asking. A Large brick school house and about
fifty dwellings are built within block.
Call aud see Mr.. GORDON
CHAMPION GLUE.-We have been adver-
tislng for some time past an article called
Champion Glue, which Is well deserving
of its name We have tried the article in
o,,r Fan,lx v-itI .antira s,,...,o AMI u,nld noI
be without it for ten times its cost. SO far,
we have only tested it in mending furniture,
glass and China ware, but are satisfied that
it Will be found equally efficient in mending
marble, leather, etc It is always ready, re-
curing no boiling other preparation, and
does not lose its virtues by long standing,
even when the bottle il left uncorked. The
application Of water OF ordinary heat does MOI
affect it. Buy and try. For sale by all dr. ug
gsts and grocers Companys office, %:
| South Water street
FoREPAUGH's GRAND SHow.-This cele
brated caterer to the amusement of the publ
is abo-.t to pay our city his annual visit Fo
the past year there has been great rivalr,
between him and Barnum as to who woul,
excel IN providing the American people wit
the greatest amount Of diversified amusement
Following each other so close az they do,
will afford our citizens a splendid opportunit
to arrive at an impartial Judgment Of the mel
its Of the combinations. But to aid this judg
ment don't fail to see Foregaughs magnitcen
show, which is to opeIpin the city ON Monday
Mr. +. during the last year has kept his agent
in various parts of the world busy in securing
choice and rare material for his menagerie
ami his circus, it is said, is not to be excelle
by anything in the country, while his stree
pageant will be the finest that entered Chico
60. Read the advertisement in another co
umn. Look out for the cavalcade ON Monday
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Patent Fifth Act.

.F)n IhesL Louis Globe
Now, our idea oil red-hot filth act for
lIsd hot society plsy-snd Mr.. DAILY can
usei: without paying Us q cent for its
shout as follows: The heroine has a mis-
understanding with the hero; they part in
anger, be goes to Baden and she goes to
the bad. This gives an opportunity for
plenty OF prurient psthos, and will make
Tue ildies weep buckets o! tears IL the
d;st scene Of the last act the heroine goes
ont riding, and is thrown from her horse
aai breaks her leg. Realistic runaway
scene, the horse knocking down stuffed
alpe.women and practicable lamp posts,
A1t the comic policeman turning on the
IRE a.AIm. She refuses 70 have Il ampu-
lated, and gsngrene sells in.
Last scene: The stage set as q medical
college operating room, students throwing
peanuts at the porter and giving catcalls.
The heroine is chlorolormed and laid on
the operating table, This brings in the
leg business, which Can be made good
deal o!) The efficient surgeon Qt would
sid to the realistic effect 10 have the lead.
!oE surgeons OF the city appear in turni)
TITLES with his knife, and Of last makes an
.lcision in the plump member, followed
BY squirt Of blood and a scream. A
handsome young student in q mask leaps
upon the stage and scatters them right
sud lett, Butchers, beware that Is
the wrong leg Confusion. The
student, like, one inspired, presents his
theory how, by stimulating the os-
mic nerves with saturated biprotoxide OF
AydTocephalus, amputation will not be
necessary. The eminent surgeon says
Young man, Ashley Cooper was an ass
to you, Gentlemen, Galen has come to
earth; he ia our superior" The unam-
putsted woman awskes. That-voice
WhO-spoke Thought heard"
Aye, Fsntinette; It's !, Armand y shouts
the student, tearing of his mask. "SpIing
to my bosom and grow there" "Fanli-
le!te" "ArnaudH 1.-THE h dgis past
IS forgotten, and we twain stand in the
sunrise, my lie, my wife"
II this play wouldn't run till the night
before the day Of judgment We are very
much mistaken.
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90 Wabash and 4, 900 Rock Island
Chicago,

CHICAGO, November 4-Flour-Flrm,
Whest-Fitm; No. spring soc; No. 2
s5fc spot or seller November; s6tc seller
December; No. 3, sOasOic; rejected 76c
Corn-Dnll and lower; No. 2mixed 73c
BID spot 72;c bid seller November; 6stc
bid seller year; rejected zoe. 0ats-DIll
and lower No. 2, 46ic spot seller Novem,
Der; 45Sc do seller December. Rye
Steady with moderate demand; No. /
CSC. Barley-Demand good at full prices
No. 2, 81 13isl 10 spot; 81 10 seller
November; 81 10 seller December. Pork
Demand fair and prices advanced
Sl7 80 spot; SIC 62fs17 90 seller year.
Lard-Demand active and prices sd7auc.
ed; l2isl2tc spot; l0sill3c seller year.
Whisky-96ic.
On call Board this afternoon Wheat
Closed at S54c seller November. Corn
72ia725c seller November; Gsic bid sell
Ter year. Oats-46Ec seller November
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New York,

NV YORK, November 4.-Cotton-
Steady; middllDg uplands 1890. Flour
More steady, moderate demand; super
fine, western and State a 00a4 40; COM
mon to good 81 65.5 90; good to choice
s. l0a5 90; white wheat extra S. 1856 10;
extra Ohio 81 75a6 70; St. Louis 81 9O4
s 90. Rye Flour-Steady at 81 40s5 35
Cornmeal-Quiet at 81 25a47 rs. Wheat
Moderate inquiry; 1s2c better; No. /
spring 81 13al 90; No. do old 81 i0A
l 49, No. 3 do 81 02a1 03; No. . north
western 81 DIAL 0s; winter red western
81 1881 81. Rye-Quiet al Ssa9Oc. Bar
ley-ScaIce. Mslt-Quiet. Corn-Dull
and unchanged. Oats-Uuchanged. Hay
Unchanged. Hops-Firm; 1874, 3sa45c.
Cofee-Quiet. Sugsr-Dull at ssaS:c.
Molasses and Rice-Dull and unchanged.
Whisky-Stesdy, in fair demand at 09c.
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TraTeler,' Guide,
DHPAnTunI on TRLfNl,
gmGntelliaetrrer:


ry-. ElI.oF o; the New YORK Times:
a1uld like TO say few words t
"a correspondent, q Bachelor" against
sill for Fifteen years." notwithstand-
ID. he seems to have closed the subject.
y 20 suggest TO him, however, to seek
d ,oiling, struggling young woman y
:, suggested In answer TO his first
nnulication. All honor 10 the
aa..ag, struggling young women
sl. they are not for him. Let
BIN no! make the terribly fatal mistake
d m,Tying beneath him, in hopes Of
laI.n, a woman who can live on email
.ac me. lie would doubtless secure one
glJ would think 1880 q year large
Em, snd manage II admirably; but Il
would be at the expense Of his happi-
ssss. By marrying beneath him-1 mean
e!lcauon, not birth It 10 folly to talk
* nth in our country; but to one Of his
sllcltion an uncultivAted woman would
1,5Ye an insupportable burden. Every day
7fyes 10 me more clearly the necessity
. hose marrying who by training and
culture are fully the equals Of each other
4at can sympathizs and enter into each
iagrs feelings, and also understand the
feelings oil the circle in which each moves.
I. be lnds such one in humble circum.
.,aaces, so much the better, but he will
be more likely to find one among the
TgA.thy-not KS noupsduL rielIkSSsS, but
solid, substantial wealth-and let me az.
:l'e him in the name Of my sex, that IL
b. can ind one who will reciprocate his
ceilings Of love and honor, she will not
hesitate to accept an income lower than
toe amount she has been accustomed 10
% spend upon her toilet alone, and will
Prove herself capable Of living with more
simplicity and refinement on smaller
lgals, than her "toiling struggling sis.
ter. Put before the lady clearly what Ia
] ;el her. as TO income before she engages
l.'ig.!, and il she consents 10 accept Il, l
.l.Ji not the result will prove a happy
nue. Let the Bachelor" also be willing
b 4ccCp. his share Of privations. BE now
enjoys many luxuries on his income which
S. be impossible when shared with an
a.aer, and which he will find quite as diff
1..., TO reliHquish as the lady will
Aer accustomed elegancies Of life. Let
The gentleman have the rare courage to
i've within his means, and he will have
90 difficulty in inducing his wife to do
!ae same, The great wasn't Of our day is
c5lTsge-coursge to act independently OF
;me imaginary standard, courage to live
IS will suit our income and our taste, and
te'y the opinions Of those who have no
ghi 10 control us-a moral courage IS
;I'e IN man as in woman. "To live" as
Robertson says, 1.-THE simple, lofty life
Tl.ch belts an heir Of Immortality"
B., OLA.
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Capital RcmoVal..Hr. Faulkuel's
Organ.

From the AaEt!nsburg stStesmaul
The Wheeling INTELLGENcER very
much mistakes two points. First, that the
statesman is Mr.. Faulkner's organ, and
seeOnd, that any considerable portion Of
the people OF the Second Congressional
District are in favor OF removing the Cap
iial. The INTELLIaENcER is generally an
acute observer Of the DRIFT OF public opin-
ion, and the fact that no issue upon that
question in the late election was made BY
the friends Of removal ought to satisfy It
that there are really but few Of the citizens
o;the Eastern Panhandle that favor the
project. The removalists are as coutemp.
uole in numbers as the sheet is in char
acteF and influence from which the In
TsLLIGESCER quotes. In regard 10
Ibis paper being the organ Of Mr.
Faulkner or Of any other man, we
simply pronounce the allegation IN.
true. In styling this paper such, the
lSTSLLIGENcER not only does great in
Justice TO US, but also 10 Mr. FAulker.
The ktGteSmdH is the only Democratic
Journal published in this county, and as
Nj, F. Is prominent Democrat, and his
name often conspicuously before The pub.
lie for official trusts because OF his great
ability and his devotion 10 Democratic
principles, II was and is but natural that
We should advocate views in consonance
with the Democratic sentiment of the
county. But TO treat him as in any wise
responsible for any Of the editorials which
appear IN our columns, and especially
upon subjects which are not connected
with politics, does him gross ipius-
hce. We have never had word of con.
Tefsation, that we can remember, with
Mr.. F. on the capital question, nor have
we the slightest knowledge OF his views
and opinions upon that subject. Mr.. F.,
like any other reader Of the Statesman
only knows what It's columns contain
when the paper Is printed and placed be.
lore him. The Statesman Is the organ d
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scuEScKs MANDRAKE Pl1Is, FcR fHE CuAT or
LINEn GnnnLLIan N


The individual may be said TO curt disease
who exposes himselfto the mIa,nItIs II aueneeS
which give rise to eaills AID lever and olhe,
nAlArious epideaies and Cn6omies, Wiihou: pre-
Viousy certifying his system against their in,
SIdlouS attacks BY the use Of protective medI,
cal agent The hardest consultation Is by no
means proof against Eueh malAdles, much less
one naturally weak OF Billions, or the abtAgon.
isde power olwhich IL lessened BY an Irregular
habit OF body. The inhabitants Of TIE bottom
lands OF the 5outh, Of the new c'eAiirRJ OF the
West, otsub1tb In Districts where sunken lots
exist Of every locality Of the American cont.
nent, in fact, where malaria IL epidemic or 500
radio, declare that the only true Anudote 70 the
niasmAuc yiIus that they hare ever used IL
Hosietter's Stomach BitIefs. There seems 10 be
something peculiarly resistant IN this standard
preventive and remedy TO All huftill Atnos.
pherle it11erceS. CodAW
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BEAUTIFUL WoNEN.-The hAlr Is the erowR.
Ing glory OF woman. There are few moderate
defects which cannot be remcdlei by the proper
disposition OF the tresIet. Bat when tie hsIr
begins to fall out, or turn gray, in young people,
or with those in the prime OF Life, there Is cAlio
for real regret. When this is the case. RGlrS
Vegetable SieLIGA Hair RCnEWE will be found
to be 3 acstclAss remedy, far superior, as q
sound medical medium, to anything else before
the public. Itaetullly restores gray hair to It's
original color, and in the great mAjority Of cases
causes 1t to grow again when its becoming thin.
Il Is not IKE many popular Preparations, 4 mars
wa'h, bat q seientd: discovery Endorsed and
used by physicians Of character. Address r. P.
Hall 3 Co, Nashua, N. H.-Forasy'S ReCkEy
Pres, Ft6. !, 1855 dGw
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NABKETSBY TELEGaAPH.
New York Money and s,ockr,

NEW YoRx, November 4.-In Wall
street to-day the result Of the elections
was the topic Of discussion, and mat
tiers were somewhat unsettled in conse-
quence. The markets were higher for
exchange, weak and lower for stocks, and
and temporarily firmer for gold.
MoNEY-Closed at 81 after loanirg at
81 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5A7
per cent y
STERLING EXCHASGR-Firmer at 81. SIT
al SAT for 90 days, and $4.s7ia4ss for
sight.
GoLD-opened at llOs, advanced to
1l0i, and closed atl1Oi Borrowing rates
lag per cent per snnum and LEA per
day, and for carrying 2l5 per cent Loans
were also made fat. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $l,16O,OOO. Clear.
ings 100000. Customs receipts $685..
! 900, Exports oil produce for the week
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EAST LIBERTY, November CATTLE
Receipts to-day s33 head and for the
last two days 1892. The run is very
Light, not enough Tor fair demand. Pr.
ces have advanced slightly on that &C.
count. Buyers are holding of, expecting
fuller supply and consequent decline.
Best So 25A7 90; medium TO good IS 25a
9 90; common TO lar 81 0Os5 90; stOckers
50 00a4 90; bulls 81 0Oa3 so.
Ho0s-Receipts today 400 and Tor
the last two days 1870 head. Best 50 so
40 49, Yonkers S. 75s6 25.
SHEEP Receipts today 1900 head
and Tor the last two days $500 head.
Best a 75a5 90; medium 81 0Oa4 50.
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BALTIMORE, November 4.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Whest-Strone; No. 9,
higher No. l amber western 81 90; No. 2,
81 81; No. l red 81 20. Corn-Firmer;
mixed western s5sSGc; white s5A9Oc.
Oats-Firmer; mixed western 60aG2c:
white Csc. Rye-Dull at 95s9sc. Hay
SIS 0oa2O 90. Pork-Nominally gel Goa
22 90 Bscon-Firm and good demand;
shoulders Sis9c; clear rib l2tal24c.
Sugsr.cured Hams - l4a15c. Lard =
Firmer and higher; 14ia15c. Butter
Western very dull and lower; good TO
choice roll, tubs, 25s30c. Coftee-Dull
and nominal. Petroleum - Unchanged.
Whisky-Scarce and firmer at 81 co.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 4 Flour
Dali; super 81 00l4 25; extra 81 37is
s. 90. Whest-Quiet, stesdy and un-
changed. Corn-Active and higher; mix.
ed western 9Oc, oats-Firmer; white 02a
csc Petroleum-Nominal. Butter
Easy; western prime 32ss3c; choice west
ern roll SSs34c. ChGese-Quiet; fine
western l6ilGic; prime western l4Al5ic,
Eggs-Steady; western 24s27c. Whisky
STEADY, 81 90.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 4 -Four Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat-De-
msnd isir and firm; No. . white Wabash
81 1T; No. 3 do 81 12i; amber Michigan
81 90; No. / amber Illinois 81 II. Corn
"A shsde better; new high mixed spot
CSC; seller November &c; seller Deem.
Der GO; low mixed FAC; new 65ic; no
grade re; new GET. 0sts-Firm at
cents higher; No. . spot seller December
SIC; MIchigan SIC; white 81.
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NEW YORK, November 1.-THE mar
ket has not yet recovered from the depres.
sion caused by the elections, and nearly
every department was quiet. Cotton
goods dull. Side band prints aud dark
ginghams in steady request. Gloucester
mourning, checked and madder fancy
prints reduced to SIC, and shittings to Sc.
Woolen goods quiet, except fl4nnels and
blankets, which are in steady demsnd.
Black silks fairly active. Lousdsle
bleached cottons are down to Ice, Black.
stone A!A 1Oic, and Hope 1Oc.
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CIEcNEATI, November 4-Cotton-
Steady at lac. Flour-Firm at 81 9Os
8 10. Whest - Stesdy at 81 09al OS.
Corn-Steady; new GOi62c. Oats-Dull
al 55A56c, Ryc-Steady OF 94c. Barley
Firm; fall 81 34s1 DO. Lirseed OIL
Firm at SOC. Lard Oil-FiEm at 81 1Oa
l -. Eggs-Quiet at 24c. Butter and
Cheese-Firm. Lsrd-steady; good 12ic,
Bulk Meats-Demsud fair and market
firm at 7tSl0al0iallc. Bscon-Demand
fair and market firm; shoulders Sc; clear
rib l2tc; clear l3fal4c. Whisky-Stesdy
with moderate demand at 96c.
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Wheeling Stock Market.
WEpNrspAY. Nov.

WEDNrsDAT, Nov. 4.
The following are the arrivals OF stock a. the
ChTtstman house yards during last week, and
the ruling figures paid BY purchasers. The mar
ketis dali and prices are Gown:
CATTLE-AuivAls during the week, lig bead
81 1904 Is per eWt
HoGs-AEtIvsls daring the week, Is head
S Sos . Per ewt.
oAIvEs-Arriva!s during the week, . head
10 COS 50 per head.
There we've no arrivals o! Sheep
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no individual, ring or clique. 1t Is simply
q Democratic organ. We hope, therefore
that the IETRLndRScER viii cease
treating the opinions that We editohally
express, . the opinions Of Mr.. Faulkner
and we ask It In justice to ourselves and
TO him TO republiSh this article.
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| $3.50, 1870, an increase over last week Of
GOvERNxENrs-In good demand.
RAU,RoAD BoYps-Dull.

sTocxs-opened quiet and steady.
Later on the market became heavy and a
general decline occurred Of tai per cent,
with the greatest Isll in Pacific Mail,
Western Union, New York Central, Erie
and Lake Shore, In the closing business
there was a slight recovery from the low.
est point. Stock GALES today 122 900
shares, OF which $4,000 were Western
Union 5000 Pacific Mail, 10000 Erie,
1900 Lake Shore, 5000 Union Pacific,
10000 Wabash and 1000 Rock Island,
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PTrBuRoH, November 4-Wheat-
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-New ear
frmer ct 65i67c; new shelled, 6ss72c.
Petroleum-Quiet; crude 72ic at Par.
kers; refined lie for Philadelphia de-
livery.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale CEoceEs,
1905 MAIN STREET.

HGVe now In store and 70, sale:
700 Bhs Flour, embracing White Rose, Edel.
Seiss Keystone, Howard and other standard
100 Half Bbls Lake Herring.
l00 White Pish.
~ No. 3 NAckeral.
!00 No. . Mackerel.
~ ,fSssASss AAeksre Nos and sin quarter
. Terces choice Carolina RIca.
10 B6ls choice n o. MolR1ses,
50 Ahda choice n. o. Sugar.
20 Bbls syrupe.
0o Bills Standards A, B, Extra c, GranulAted,
FoWdeted, Cruahed, franklin and 90 Sugar.,
lO0 bage prime 70 choice Coffee,
HALF Chest prime 70 choice g. P. Teal.
0 CSddies prime 70 choice @. P. Teas.
y Half chests prime 70 choice Black TeaA
Our Tobacco embraces Hklbrook'B, ], z. Mil.
net's, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
Among tho best In the country. Our stock Il
null and complete, and win b offered 70 the
Iade At the lowest market price. We invite
close buyers TO call and examine our stock be-
fore Purchasing elsewhere.
mAr40 NELL D KLLnT6HAN,
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, November 4-Corn, Oats
and Wheat unchanged. Petroleum
Steady; standard white 9ic; Ohio State
tsst llic; small lots ls2c higher.
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scuin Pul1oyo tTnrr, r,l lul culE OF

Sch thtRt PuLHoNtc kTRrP, FoR TuR cURE OF
loSiuHFTIoH, CouGHs, ASD CoLDS.
The great virtue OF this medicine is ihAt Il
hpens the matter and throws it out OF the tys
ten, puriats the blood, and thus GTEeo . cure.
SenEsCKB SEA WILD TOXIC, ron iuI CuRE OF
Dr.FEP,TA, ISpI0EBTIoN, &c.
The Tonic proc uees healthy action oil The
stomach, creating an appetite, forming ehyle,
aud curing The nOst obstinate cases q GrtlSes.
tlOn.
scuES exc MANDRAKE PILLs, FeR iHE cUAE or
LIVER ConPLAIAT, &c.
TAtBe Pills Are Alternative, and produce healthy
action Of the liver, without the least danger, a.
they are Tree RON eAlomtl, and yet more efdea
elous In restoring healthy action oIthe liver.
These remedies are Q certain cure for Con.
sumption, ~ the Pulmonic syrup rDena the
matter And purides the blood. Tbs Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, create o healthy bile,
and remove al diseases Of the liver, oiten &
cause OF Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength 70 the stomach, makes .
good digettion, and enables the organs 70 form
good blood; and thus creates q healthy circulA.
lion OF healthy blood. The ombined action Of
these medicines, as thus explained, will cure
every Gaze Of Consumption, II taken in time
and the use OF the medicines perEeTefed In.
Or. sehenek lie professionally Al his principal
onies, corner siGrR and ARCH Sra, PhiIAdel.
phla, every Monday, WksrS all letters for advice
muGt be addressed. eOdGW