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, 1875-11-24
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The voulro for the petlt jury for tho tlftt, week
Of tho November term Of tho Criminal Court
Was issnod yesterday,
Jolu Comlskey, act!og Clerk to tho County
Beard loft luis post yesterday, fully armed. lie
looked hungry, aod It was generally surmised
shut lie was Iii quest OF bis Thanksgiving din-
heI.
George ". dseenwald and II. ". Binnsld, two
Of the lndictAd judges Of election OF tho First
Precinct OF tho sixth Ward, appeared In tho
Cslnllnsi Court yesterday and gave bond In the
sim OF $1,000 each. James HandeY = iudgo IN
Is unfortunately In tho same fir. postotmed tho
same duty.
II. J. Cshll, Indicted for libc1!ng 6he.ir AZ.
naw, yesterday filed 4 petition with Btato's.At-
toEuey Heed askiog for u cnango OF vonus. Bet-
tluS up u tho prl4cipsl cause that tho Sheriff
TINT under the circumstances ha could no. 70
ceIFe ! fa'r aud Impartial ltaa.
| TUE ABSTRACT HOOKS AGAIN.
-. otto reltzeE msdo a raid upon tho office Of
| the Gounty Tsa4surer yesterday In search Of tbo
Sio'ueo tic County board had yoled him
ior lis absttact booka. Tho Injunction,
ho SAID. hAd benn dissolved, And ha
".iltsa hts mnney. Mr. Miller nas not entirely
eauspea tnat felszer Was entitled 10 draw the
lIe could Arn hlmset with a legal Q. in,on whtci,
/ "ould juat1ty hun. T4en theTe wss moro
| tsonole 1roai tbs fact That she sonora, iund
| from "h'ch tho bill WAS 10 bo psld VIA Az
hausted. Mr. Miller will have III op'ulou n 10 hts
legkl right 10 pay the bit to.day' aud 10 snnn1y
tlls money the Finance Comrn,ttse vii f1Ta nnf1 !
meeting this morning. MIR. Miller s.ye i. Nil bs
ueccssaIy for The Colnmiltoo to stfec, furthnr
loan to uleet the obligation.
THE COUNTY cLERK's EMrLo1us.
Amoug the coupty 1leMa published russnav
mpEnlue G Was ono stating that tho druukeu fel1ny
who interrupted the 1>oAld proceaduas wsn ~,
employe Of lha County l'EeAsu,er'a otiee, This
wa = mie.ags, attributable 10 Tho i4:i tAst Hr
Deye removed the obsrudet Thu uan belonged
10 The office Of Lie County Clerk, 1t was ,eAl.led
| Yesterday. Tie IL au,ong tbs worthless tuoa IL
that department whose drinking propensltieu
have gotten tho be1tor Of them. lu ihla con.
nectioi, It might not BE- Improper 10 A!ats that
| general raid ID rrJmfsed upon the employees Of
saat Office this morning bJ q ueletuoflng sa-
| lson-kterer. Nho Proposes, as last resort tc
| Kt. c'tii, ~ btiss SUIT against IRON t"entJ tt
| il1rtr OF tLen1. who arc III arrears ut h.s bar.
| THE eorsEY TAEAsuIkn'a BOND.
| IAtIe h"enls 10 lu 4 hispUnltiou on the part oi
| tlo Gust'N: l:ohrA u keep Mr.. liuck cut Of The
| u!!isnt "hch lie lii. sGuu elected, A few dAyt
| aan H'NtDsteo Wss eJnttl.ed In tile matter OF hl.
told alI lao scsI1t Mas no Act!on was taken
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afr. Hnck il anxious 10 etre hant, aud to any
amount. and bo regards tho action Of tho n,Ari!
. IN refustnE to haMo tbe amount as "a pitce oi
| nar'lsapshlp for vhicl, thcro Is no cxcuee. He
1aH simply 10 keep him from cnterlnr nnou the
'1uties " the offico to Mhtcl, tho pnopIo have
elected hiE1. and to Kiso him I'll thu tEotib1o
poBaable. l1o wss At tic oflirc yesterday whore
hu opinion on tho situation had born left by his
attornny 1fe rofnscd to diecloso tito nAi,lTo Of
the opinion. bit immediately unnn readinE It
| KathrEe several blank forms OF bond and lnIt
| The Office accunpauto tv Mr. DRte. It's nnder-
stood that he intends to ptcparo hts bond and
| submit II MONDAY, which Will ba the last lnoet-
Ing Of tho preso0t nosrd. II the bond Ia not
accepted he will then t,o In position
| Mt, Miller to turn oycr the ollicn 10 him. He
| teemed 1cteEminpd 10 do his utmost to get hold
of tho Office, atni w.t full Of oxorcssfons n snr-
prise that be should have bcou treated he had.
1Ie tars ha will not rctaliase il TIA rarne nrirst
Int halcs tu get sven with the Board before hts
office expires
rnH GRAND 'unr.
Tho Grand Jury Yesterday morning resumed
tue examination Of alcdill. lilo lnan stabbed At
election. Ho repeated his Testimony Of tho day
provIous. to tho effect tlAt he had nosef identi-
lied Fatty" Phillips us tho man who had
stabbed him. He explained that ho had ldeutl-
tod Phillips ~ tho man bo had arrrsIoa for lilo
Ea voting. but not as tho man WIN stabbed lin.
The mon Who overheard PhilIips boast,Eg
OF having stabbed Mctfllt prior to hfs
.rrcat wore also eSaminod, bit Tiny
discIsnet auy knowiodeo OF the matter. Thc olli-
ecsa who arrested Phillips md tooa him into tho
presence Of afc(illt. whore it was alleged tie wAa
tdontiled. testified that AlcCsi dio Identify
rnillits az tho ssho ntabbcd him, md theto
could be no mistake about it, Tho eyi lcnoe WAS
no conflicting that no l0sult wa4 rcaohcd, but
Tho matter WAS cont1nnsd un,i1 today.
Complaint was lodged against n prominent
Juhsics OF the re&ca ani a Constable for charging
itfoga! feea, aud indictments wcrr 10 Ind. Tho Jus
tice u former county o:tce-hnEdas, AMI that lie
sIaonlI have ooeu caught Ms no has will astonish
mAnr Of hls friends.
A man uamcd stephen Russell wAs Indicted
for an assault with intsnt 10 kill 4 Mr. pattar-
non. u passenger on boat Of which Russell WAS
stoward. The affair occurred In this city afo.-
day evening, tho oyidence tending to show that
Patterson was attacked and thrown overheard,
but wss rcs.ue, BY tho police before drowning.
Russell ID now in 1a1l
Com laiDt was also lodged against promt-
ncnt county official for malfcauunco to Office.
Tie compIanants wera MosBEs. J. G.. 8hortalI
and q. u. How, md tho complaint is represented
to bo Of . Ye.y sorloua nature. Tbs caao will ba
examined tlls morning,
, 1875-11-24
THE CITT-HAll.

The Committee Oh Schools moe.s Friday atter-
noon.
Collections Of city taxes yesterday amounted
to $4,000.
Two thousand md eight saloon licensss havo
bean issued up to date.
Tho Comptroller says complete ccnsus Of
the city can bu taken for 1880.
AID. Cnl!orton will take County Commissioner
MulloYs plnce as Deputy Sho1in Doc. |.
Taxes, real and personal. put a4.21ao5 into
the Treasury yesterday. aud water rates a.
G53.33.
Rush stsoot bridge will bo closed to trave, this
mnlnlne apd remain so until now planking can
be laid down.
Judge Dicsoy Is cousolctl with tho fact that
he viii have about two more weeks work on tho
Sanger case.
Policeman Ebcn Hlnclcy was dismissed from
the police folco yesterday for alleged luasten-
tion 10 duty.
6upt. Bailey reports that startino's Ada streot
hall il dauaaod about $500 over 30 per cant, and,
therefore, cannot be repaired.
Tho Board Of Public Works visited tho now
Woat Side pumping morks yesterday. and iu-
spccted tho work. Thoy arc sata1eI With tho
p!cseut condition Of thinEs.
The Mayor has sout requests to nll The city do
rartn'cpto for written reports OF thcE condition
for tue yoar ending Dec. l, for tue purpose Of
incorporating tnom III his forthcoming annual
1nee8ago.'
BOARD or HEALTH,
The Board Of Health le!d ies weakly meeting
yesterday. The Sanitary Superintendent pro-
scented hinmortalItY re-. .ort for last week.
Tho number OF 1eashB War LII, two loss than
In tho previous week, but 81 more than IN tho
corresponding woek Of 1874. OF those therc
Weso 68 males and 63 Of tho other nd. Divided,
according tu their ages there werc IL nndat l
wear; l8 under2: Under Q under 1 !; 3unelor
s: nuder 10; under 20; II under 81; II
~; IL uuder 80 under 10 uudor 10 j; and
under 80. Tho cauans OF death werc Con-
sumption. 18; paonumon!a, II convu'sions, 0.
teyers, .; dseAscs Of tt1e heart, 10 Drleht'a
kidney disease p; bronchitis, C; chronic
diarrteA g; diphsberla. &; meningitis, Z;
whooliug cough, . Group !.
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vocs, although fat from bo rR st4ptor!an, Is very

vnice. although fsrfrom bot nR stAptorsAo Is very
Iha "n,Iod.rc.dor ...tea TIM. no va. born
tnorlodso IL his power about -, ,htco
yeas aRo. lie bad como, TO- ohicas, :,
sna s M fis sdas, II Thon.s e sd M n M ess"fs
challenged him. Ie would bs glad IT either
gentlemen possessed moro power than be did.
He wsR willing to bave the mosliuB appoint A
committee to atcil Him while he oxpermented.
Lrom Davidson, Simeon ". H.ng, y. Chaplin.
Dr. tIavon, Ge,rgo sillor. aud John II. O'f},icu.
aft Brown did net attempt any. telegraph.
wire performances, but announced that ho
would rotire 10 tho ante-rooln wll'le aome snn-
tlemsn in tho Budtcnee hid an article, which lie
would undortnke TO anh. Mr. Cureov hid M
uyo.gtase, and Mr. Brown, b!indfoIdsd, led him
near tho object, but faleh to find 1t.
a gentleman in tl,a audience remarked that
Mr. Corey did not remainder wnsro tho aruc'c
Wan hidden, which proved to ho a Esct.
Tho 1sov. Mr. Thomnson Was ne1t calIe1 on to
hide. tomotlnug.. lfe wslxed Up one aisle. down
areporter., Browu, bllndfoldod, led the clergy
man over the route, and found tho knife.
Ihis ~ oaucod great APPLAUSE. --
NcHI afr. Blown nskoi tho Committee 10 ee"
mentally select another, whom lie would tell who
TIM latter wae.
slr. Auboyne WAS aslcctcd lie mentally Sc
lectctl alr. Eden, aud Blown lod him TO hts
CHOICE. ........
nlr. Kirchoy, slo betr man, sent up To nsk
Brown If he could soelt out ina name Of bis
uat,ro town in Germany. Tne mind reader
gtssped kilchoT by Tho hand. aud pointed OH:
letlef for iettcr all hut ono. tho natno Of very
hartl-eouuding ticrman vlliage.
Brown failed to. apell tho blrsh.p!acos Of
Mr.srs. Stufgcs apd Hall.
Irjsn stoi as1od gcnttou1an to lay out \
routu through tho hail In htA nsn n1snl. Tho
gentleman did. An1 Brown lnd hIm over it.
sir. Sidney Thomas then pot upou t4e stage
and undertook to ahow that Mr.. Browns power
ca,no from nervous for.e. and not from any
brain actiou. As his tuoosy-which "hs olo-
1uently set forth-was NOT hacked by pIacssca!
proofs. the audience appeared to side with
DfOHii.
a tne.look,g old gentleman arose in tho All
dtonce and offered to rav s.100 to any pelson iu
tho room whu wnnid perform one OF ths EXPORT
menta trlod by 3lr. Brown. IL offered s20D TO
any ono who would toaeh him Browns trade.
lIo had m tators.
Brown doicndeh himself from tho theory Of
.lr. Thomas, but The hour being lato, le could
not 50 into details. -.
Mr Meyer announced that he would c1pori-
mtas next Monday evening, In tho same hall,
With Horls aud othor matters.
Tho audience then nross sud departed.
, 1875-11-24
not ''n found abaut his "Storn yctlnrdAy aflcr-
nom aud cscnlng, tho truth OF tl,c run,uf sesms
S1tIrl,r,k f1r

TuHchcti for.
HIS LAST "rnscE."
Shortly after o'clock Manttny eveuiug. = mhu
about ;s5 years Of arc Naa found In holpfcal
codlton M the sidewalk near thu COT nrr of
Maple All! North Clark streets. anl. nrun c1-
nmpatl3 ~ the officer fonnd that his rlEht Iay
waa bauly broken nboTe the Ancr. and that lis
head was badly cut M With the sharp olse of
a'mo Instrument. lie gave tho nRmo OF austin
Jones, and nt his own tequost WAS conveyed
II! carriage to tho County Hospital. bl,orslv
attcr"afle alr. HouKhtelInR. rrs'gttu8 at M.
9l3 North Dearborn Rttoot reportn,t that his res-
tdcnco hna bcen entered by o burglar, wf1o, l1pon
discovery, lIsd jumped through a wintipw, CARY
ina ths rsah With hin to tim ground. Tho ron.
and' tracing It tor soma distance, concluded tint
the follow was badsr hurt. featersluv st1pt,
i1ckey called nt tho Hospital, and 4: onuc ,len.
titled Austin Jones ~ Andrew Thomne, MI Old
ntrotNh In tho Pcn'onllary. Lator in tho dny
tho injured lox waa fottnl 10 DO III such fsn:-
tu'ed condition that auirutatlon was rcsolyet,
Upon aud tho operation was performed by Or.
and IL ln prctty low, although no. dangerous.
eondttton. tir confinement IN to pcntontiary
caused l!ia band 10 lose Its cunning. NJ that nia
lttt and worst burglary is probably tho oud of
hta ctimes III that direction.
MINNIE N.nKR.
Tho notorious " alluAte" Marks Was tt!ci bo-
fore Justice Foote ycsserday fur ynsrancy.
Onlcsls Donallue. hlaTtpn. and o.nora testified
LHhs tnG Accl1aeN vas OIL GAu tAhrhc.0r, aHRo-
ctaod with tilavea a1d con!iuenco-mon, and fro
qientod dlatepntaho foSor!b.
The dcfonse produced ssvcral wit1ensca 10
prove lnnocenca. First OF al; ca1uo "aliunle's"
father. who swore that he was Eood boy. and
l,yod with him at home, IA 10 l,is OCCUPATION,
the old man said thnt he took care al the hnuse,
fed the chlckens washed tho distloa. watou OH
tue table. etc.. for which hc wAs generously
Tocompenscd At tbs rato OF Sl0 mu,ltt,.
i 4Aboaruer at Mr. alaraa house, being placed Oh
tho STAND. proceeded to Gtyo Minnie y an OK
cel!ent moral cnnsactnr. As tc warmed up With
tho shemo ho bocaue ololuen. and dra1natic,
md sehearrcd how Tho poor lad had nurHctl ms
mother during long and serious Ilneas, aud by
his economy md industry had sayed tho nnces-
tral manor On East Van Buren, btreut from being
sold tor debt.
\ b5stander liasanlng to this pathetic tale.
and having h1s ayos closed. would liavo imagined
modest, tender, duIiful youth. aud. following
tno luIe Of osidenca, would have pictured tho
boy standing pattently aud lovingly 1T the bed
sldc Of his sick parent; nor would tue spoil bo
broken until tho liotcnur oponed hia cyoa and
saw before him tho corpulont, rct}-faced Min
uie. with dro,pilg 1nouasache and lang. dog
look; and rencmb rcd that this man was noted
condolences aud blno-onerator.
"Teu dollars and onsss. " said Justice Footc.
, 1875-11-24
SUBURBAN..
f.tEE TFw

The Board Of Trustees held special meeting
Monday night. Commissioner schcswobl bein3
abaent.
A petition for lighting and seating thc Town
Hall ut the public oxpense was granted mud re-
fe1To4 to b committee to mako tho purchases. 4
petition for 4-luch water pipo on Montana
street from Raclno to Lincoln avenue waa grant.
Cd. a petition for a sidewalk on tho north sido
Of Montana street from Lincoln ayenue ono
block west was LAID ovor.
The report of tho Committee OH tho Lake.
shoro drive waa made by slr. Kcrfoot. lie said
tue tsrk Board were ready 10 carry out tho
wshaa OF tho Trustees In this mAtter whenever
EXPRESSED. He urged that such ueaHnrea be
taken that the Connssioners could apply for
tho oxtcusion Of tho drive only % far
that poiut tho property-o,sners were
not agreed AZ to tho ronle. tho width desired hy
them was not tho sumo ~ that below, sud il
tbs location If the eutiro |angth were applied
for It would delay the whole project iulletl-
uttoly.
5lr, ChAte hoped that Mr.. Kortoot's sdylco
would no: b. followed. lie know tho property
oWnefn north Of 6ulzer ayouuo were kg5osd ~
BY them. 1t would 10 unjust to shut them out,
as thoy ware all ready. An objection to partial
extension Was that tho ptoporty north OF tho
totnious might 10 assessed for bsnetlts, which
NuQII bH Estlbtoui 81 ING CSBt OF Iuft49F con-
tinnAtlon would fall oil tho Same land.
Alr. Kerfoot said tho Assessors would have
discretion III tnis matter, aud would Asaosa
wheEa they thought tit tor the improvemant
Tho tnatkar was settled by the adoption Of tho
following resolution
That The COMMITTEES the LAts Hhoro Drive roq uea
thu Lincoln Park G'nmhstonsss 10 present u u1!s
uoasd Oh MondAy ne1s an application foy tho extcn-
sion Of ssd Iake shors Drive from Dyersey atfest 10
tho north town ltue Of Lake View.
The grading Of Argy!o street from tho Hun
dted Foot to the Graen BAY load was lot 10
Edward Chant At ~ per lineal rod.
Tha cinderluG Of tho rcst OF Uivctfey avonyo
WA lot 10 Charles Linden,ann at el.15 per lneal
font.
The bid Of J. J, Wilson to ssa1s uraco stroos
for sl60, Notli8 asenus fur a14l, and Dummy
Noad for &700, wss referred 10 committee.
Bills we're ordered pnid to tho amount Of
al97.27, slo2.20 ot them falling 10 shs water ac-
count
Tho Board then adjourned to Monday, Nov. 20,
Tho bali announced 10 come Off ak the DiyesAoy
avenue scAool-lousu Tomorrow night will not
bo g,van. owing to the ,mpoas!bllisy OF obtalniuy
thU room.
Nobc,t Jack1nl, III ohtler employed 1t the
DoWmanyife Hotel. While suffering from III
Lttnck OF oeltTtum trenlenH, wkndcrcaauay from,
hume about i o'cioc. uunt.ay morning, in an
almost u4keA condition. A German lisinB
opposite the Ulyblsoy avenue school being
AWAkenod by c,iua III lilo streut, want cut and
found Jackllnd islps III tue road Ia frozo, CON-
dlliou. lie w&s t3keu to lfuf1neyer'A Baloon by
Officer phlallpa, anl cared for, although it IL
thought 10 will lose his !ltAbs. Ilo 10 uoN ia tho
County Hospital.
, 1875-11-24


ALATON-On tho I'D inet.. william, j., kon Of John
nnd Aatgarct Alson, ngc 20 years II months and 10
dayR.
Funeral Thursday, IL O'Clock =. m. from Sherman
HouFe 10 Iscsei,ill Cemetery.
ERSK1NL-Tho fnucta1 1T Gen. Albert Erskipe vii
take rlace tetEsJ from st. Ja.uca Church, at half
ratt o'tork. AIontera Of tho Nectors' Aid Bo-
e!ety nfe requested ~ uttond.
1fuSTLEf-Da tho morning of tho ea1 Inst, Ethel
llutlcy youngest rlild Of Dr. Z. 4. and Elizabeth D.
Billiard. hged year mouths and ~ days,
Funeral services at il69 Michigan aycnue to-day at
nroct p. m. lscnlains will takon to Rosuh Ccnle-
terry for intHrnitnt.
MART1N-At 2na Past avenue. Nov. %, Villa n.
Martin, aged II yeats, only soa Of D. N. And II. F.
Martin.
Funeral Will tako rlace to-day. Remains will be
taken TO Ann ArboE, Mich. for iutermcnt.
UAMPDELL-Soy. ~ Robert J. CInpbell, used II
ycnrH.
Fnneral from his atc residence, No. Gas West L.ke
street, ThnrAdny at 1u:30 Friends and relatives
invited to attend by carriages 10 Rosehill.
tE Canhtia papers please cory.
Uh1FFIN-Eov. q, Ut h!a late residence, 1876 For
Qner ntfeet, John Gr!tt'n, aged 40 ycasd.
Funeral from 1esldcnce at II 1D 18th inst, by
cars 10 Calvary.
, 1875-11-24

Tho time iB short In Which you eau buy ono Of
those elegant lots Of Ira brown. At Park Ridgu
for e100, Thoy MO selltng for loss than tnotr
sEtao now, aud Oh The 7th Of Dccou,bsr no1t
tho price will bo .aisod to 3aoo each. Laboring
mon. c'etkH, and poopla OF small moanH. should
not lose Tho opportunity. THO chance Will not
aoon OCCUR sgaiu in which beautiful homo can
bo bought In healthy, fabt-2rowinE suburb 10
near Chicago and 10 oaaily reached for no littie
money. It IL an oxcclIout Investment, for tho
lot will he worth 300 uoxt mouth.
, 1875-11-24

The Postmaster who said that Tho mnn who t3set1
rostsfcar tho secand time was '.the mcanest nanp
alive "had not me! the man who wantod to wash paper
COLLAR Doth tte.e and othcts shonld hny Rln,wood
collars. Which will keep elcan week or 80 without
waahtng. Try lhem.
, 1875-11-24

ago hsby WAS crying loud and long. poggin
can.o u etntIR IN oriont si4trosn OF stirit,
"hnch in antwrs to tho ohille ,1y bur finally.
~ h,i'e'1cn t,,rgIt had etartlcd hto,. trottod
lu!nkly darn nsH;ra IIe presently returned with
\ tnnc. well picked. nf cturrn. In hin ,nuusl,,
which, ri sulinE II, hin h1ns leEn ho grAvAlv
presented to TIM tn!,y,
, 1875-11-24

We Challenge Comparison Of Prices
with any tailoring huuso In Chicago. The 18Th ws re-
dueod Prices a9sln. and psonlao tho aame goods In
stylish and we1l-ulsIc garmeutn 0rdway Newland,
No. 1888 Dearborn and No. 20 WnAt Madison.
, 1875-11-24
LOCAL LETTERS,
A REMEDY DfscprEDEf},

Ia the Edittr u The Chstaao Tribune:
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-The trials aud tnbulA!ious
l lad With oyercharRoa oil small packages from
Europe have boon 30 r4coa&lv published III your
paper tlat can refer to them as something
known. Ths Secretary Of the Treasury has not
done anything 10 the matior, nor could ho by
Law do anything to help mo, as tue Government
recognizes only the Custom. llouse broker as tho
consignee. and tho consienoo is the ouly lawful
porRon to appeal to axainst ang allsycd wrongs
otHuspectod swipdle in the app1aisemeot. Why
these contignees do In fact not protest IL shown
best by their own b viz: a5 brokerage aud
commission to get i picture worth 70 cents
through tho Cnstom-liouso So. in thet
Inc, nothing could DO done. But
l rctoico to be abIe to Inform you
that tho German Government Las dona some,
Tang, namels.-appnntel an agent to protect
the Iackages and parcels sent by mil from Ger
many hero from orertaration aud robparles,
10 which tho teceiser would ha:o to submit II
r,lcfl packages wale lor@a,dod bv such men az
DaTlea. Tuner Il Co.. and tlleir brethren IN thu
tho appointment Of Al agent for tha ttansat-
lantlc package mail, cortied to by the American
consu' a: u.lnhurg: Thus agent: Eikau / Co.,
in Hamburg. has his agent III New York. Sir.
Julius 6teglieh, anl any package aent III caro of
tue latter gem LEHMAN BY any Pust-OIlico in Ger
many, will 10 forwarded to this country, and
there In no fear Of any kinIl Your packages
Will bo taken caro- Of By the sworn ngent OF tie
Gorman mail department.
4 further po.nt OF general interest is this that,
according to tue nov International postst treaty,
mail matter OF the third cln 81 cAn he reglaterel
which is not tho cRae within tho unttod Hsatea
mail. 30 thnt, hfter all re havs now aate aud
rellabo way Of ssndiug PARCELS from auy part OF
the old country TO America, By which We can
avoid New York swindIcrs and the he1plebsness
Of tue lau to protect us against them. Yours
yerytruiy, ". DopENAss.
, 1875-11-24

... A Ronarkablo Story
"a tnd og thiht who though eeyerry aca1ded thai
tho doctors GaVe her up. savc by Tho uInaly ss
Of Dalley'n Magical Pain Extractor. 81
, 1875-11-24

LANDLORDS California Water
or toilet and bath; and refreshing
, 1875-11-24

oEonizcd Or. Marrow for tho Flair,
by Buck Nayner, makers If tho " 3lara" Cologus.
, 1875-11-24

Our Dumb Anssnafs.
Mrs. !. ia ths owner Of hne Es1u1a aux dog.
&uG Il th& mother Of . be&utilul lttls Ell Of
whom The dog became vssy 1oua. 1 fsr wsska
, 1875-11-24

Tho Tatlorx All Complaining.
Tasy say Cook 8 McIAln, No. 30 peasbosa stzset,
hare eot ctaehas-dyeins, casaIna. and repairing 70
suc p<EfscsAa thai thszs sink bali shs nsw ouss made.
, 1875-11-24

Thp Root & Sons MuBio Company,
at N l3i satc street. fortunate IN being sslsetsd
tho Western agents fur pc!ouhet. ttlon b Cu.s popu-
lsF church and taslos organ, the Standard" They
Assd not fear " inlorss il fully.
, 1875-11-24

Pianos and Orgnna.
Halct, DaSts Cas- GRIND, sqnxrn and Upright,
and auttla American Organs, esn ie found only at
n. ". Kimbaub. corner atate and Adama Streets,
Chicago.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-29
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LAFAYETTE ROUTE.
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South East and North.
The following Is the time of the CINCINNATI
LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN:
Leave Rock Island GOO q. IN. via P. & r. | Ry:
Peoria 10:40 a. m sheldon p. m; Lafayette 30
p. m; indianapolis 6:45 p. M; Cincinnati 1885 p
H.; Louisville II 100 D. m.
Close connections for Baltimore, Washington,
New \ ork and Southern points.
Leave Rock Island 100 T. m. via P. & r. l. Ry
Peoria 100 p. m, Lafayette / 200 a. M. Indianap-
oils 400 n. M; arrive Cincinnati S:45 a. m; Louie
vile 8 80 a. m. Dayton 2:t5 p. m; Columbus II
10 a. m; Pittsburgh 200 p m. Immediate connec
lions through to Philadelphia New York & Boston
CHICAGO & LOGANSPORT FAST EXPRESS.
Leave Rock Island 80 p m; Peoria II 100 p m.
Gilman $50 a. M; chicago 40 a. m; State
| Line 4:10 T.. m; Logausport 1:35 a. NJ; Columbus
$3.50 p. m; Pittsburgh 1908 a. m; Toledo 5 80 p m
Cleveland 10:1Op. IN.
| Close connection st Chicago, Pittsburgh and
| Cleveland for all Eastern and Northern Cities.
| By this route passengers avoid delaya, and ON
nibuses transfer through large cities which rem
| ders it very desirable particularly for ladies.
| Ask for ii kets reading from Peoria via T. P. &
". Ry. Baggage Checke1 Through.
A. L. HOPKINS, Receiver Teoria
| II. c TOWNSEND. Gcn'l Tic't Agt, Peoria
| For Information address
W. Il. CRUMPTON.
Gen. West'n Ag't, Burlington, Iowa.