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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-06
Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

DIAMOND hneumdtlC lure.
For several years past l have been subject to
regular attacks of Inflammatory Rheumatism, and
each succeeding attack much more severe than
its predecessor. The last visitation from this ter
rlble scourge Lated three months. The best med
cal talent in Cambridge was called in, but no
casons that my Oycry was despared of. When
transprng about me, learned that my wife was
also afflicted with the same fearful disease. A
friend learning OF our helpless condition brought
six bottles of the DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE
BY the taking oft1o doses OF this invaluable rene.
dy she was entirely rel eyed. l then commenced to
take il, and rapidly nProved, until in about week
was completely restored. Since then have had
another attack and one dose dispeed It, | no
longer fear rheumatism its baneiul effects.
About tw o weeks ago, recommended il TO friend
who was likewise suffering, and the result was "A
certain cGIe by the use of one bottle. You can nse
my name either publicly or privately in the inter
est of suffering mankind. l am willing to be inter-
viewed personally by any one desiring to know the
above facts from me; and feel fully convinced
that the thousands who are to day suffering in tor
ments from the effects of rheumatism and Cont, if
they bat knew how ready Il relet and cure was at
hand, would at once resort to this sure end simple
remedy, and would bless with benedicions of
praise the name ofthe phys who gave to sui-
fering humanity this truly effective remedy-the
Diamond Rheumatic Cure. / remain CRATE
fully yours, L. ;, STEVENS,
l6 Elm ST. Cambridgeport, and Cambridge st.
Boston.
The above testimony ought to convince the most
skeptical that SURE CURE has been discovered IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-06

The Diamond Rheumatic Cure is for sale by
PARTRIDGE BIOS. Augusta.
may2G- teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-06

n n n WILL BE PAID for bottle of any
EInll other Extract Essence OF Jamaica
" UU Ginger if found to equal it in fine flavor
' purity, and prompt medicinal effect.
Largest, Cheapest and Best Take no other until
you have given it a trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-06
lNTEMPERaTE

In assisting them to overcome a morbid appetite
for intoxcants. Taken by one of confirmed habit,
it will allay thirst, generate healthy flow of the
gastric juices, thereby furnishing the proper SOL
ntoxicants, and assist, by its renovang action on
the system. the complete restoration of the appe-
tite, health and strength
, 1875-11-04
ClTY-HALL.

Tho receipts from water and other tax ca uore
very light Yesterday.
About Ten reporters md tlfty politicians wcro
around tho city-rookory yesterday looking for
tho returns f1nm tito Third Precinct Of tho
Eighteenth Ward.
Tho Comptroller paid last SATURDAY in Now
York ?t,7!j, U1O city indebtedness maturing Oh
thu lst init. Tic City Treasurer paid Monday
=3lt'o city certificates maturing hero, In addi-
lion to monthly salaries.
Fis-flal Yesterday, The election mud It's ra.
ni;H wcEe nrpcrmoRt In tho Official mind mud,
small groups of ollicel,o1cI8, politicians, ami
n'llcre gathered III tho various Offices 10 talk
over tho returns.
Tho Superintendent Of roicc received co,n-
t'!ai"ts from citizen against two policem on
who ,Scro at ono OF the polls III tho Eighteen Il,
Wasd OIL elcction-day. The former asserted Il mt
TIM officers wctn not attending to tlyeir duty ia
antetlng llsorlcr1y lot Of yoing men. No
specific charge WAS ellserca, but It ia likely tho
n1Attor HIll bo inquired into
Tho annual royicw Of Tho pnliee force will bo
held to-tnorrow aftornoor gu Lake rark. i
handsome ti'k flag has bcon presented 10 tho
officers. and will bo usod OIL ttle occasion. J.
band of nlslsic Inns hcon on{,agot to onltyon the
march and set or tho parade 10 advantage, Tl,e
Mayor and Aldermen will probably be present
-Four hundred men will bo in linz.
1osoph Rastgon, d German citizen, OF No, $40
milwaukee, Ayc,lue, Reports tia. he WAS abused
Oh she street. uoa1 TnE Tn1nuSE office, yestor-
day, br Que Irwin MaacE, all employe III tho
County clerks Office. and by ono or two ot,ors.
BECAUSE he votod for lluclt. whom they cRIlel
delaulter. llc EMS they strlck at him, and,
when ae attempted to defend himself, two 20.
licemcn, whose names l1o l;nows not. arrested
him aud iuoG linn two blocks and t4ou let
him 20.
, 1875-11-04

tor nicf, III outrage on tho wchkcr re1. 10
.nta lives with her better, nut her worse.
half IN flate Of roolns tho to-, floor OF Stew
MI 4 bcntleF's hul1lng OIL Dearborn rtroct,
just Ho1Ish nf WashfnEton atsent Quite carly
yesterday morning eho Atuso and ttEaaxoa hcr-
FOIL, aud, without hnv troyucatton whatever.
began to rack IN flor "aillds" preparatory to
leaving toorgo T., his bpt! and board. froser. or
"t tcasl until sl.o rcpcntol Georges mother Ind
cohtldea 10 lloletta's care gold bracelet, highly
priced NJ Hi heirloom III thu E.tahrook family.
Coming 10 this III her pacIng up, Rhe
called lin yi!s opitllcs. mud sod hin to tAko
HIN gold truck out of her vay. Then, instead Of
l.n,,tlti,g tlle hra,elo: her dear George. Az
du.lul wife wunIl hare done, eho plunged 1t Into
tim stoyt'. ttcurEo plunged aftor 1t. "hich 10
tnlaec, Lis tuetted wife tlIIt HI,o Int him otee
Ill" lnxL with heavy Fp],rr. Thu r,cok mild,
ilcnr,f.!scl husband ran 10 MI opposite corner to
llit.o lr lca frnn i,or wrath. snt sI,o threw tho
:,o5er or aols,e other inl.At1e vi all her Amazon
rlrenet.,. at Inn. That, rho picked up ller
t,Iistt. gathered her pktls alnnlt her and Mil.
y naughty stcp marched tn tan street. nl,-ro
rho wan Fnnn nrteatsi by Ua}fccr Sna,,son,
ti"ar':e. alihnu1.l bleedln: f.oin several
t"'tn wounds hcs''ss tho head, and
ais, from II soyo1cA nrtcry. managed to
i.ul l'!a way to neiEl,boring doctor. who
dressed hin cn:s, and made linn lust ns meek ne
mild, and aY healthy a 1nah as lie over Was be.
furo. Aud row lie sayn he will llo henpockcd
no moro. Three wars Of II is ououEll, md to-
day he will cnttrat sun,netelL to punish her to
thu iull oAseut nf lllc law.
, 1875-11-04
On.
10 fht Editor ef 7he Chicaq3 IribHas.

70 Ia Editor n 7hs Chicago IribNas:
FA1nrrkLp. Ia, Nov. 1.-On about week ago,
bought copy of tue Chicago Times, on tue
cars o" tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail,
road, on lny way homo from hunt on Kankskoe,
O'4 fow minutes after first looking on II, ]
fo,sud that. whilst and avery ono elso had beet,
hatlly on, Old H,arey alon. waH on it.
n. Two weeas Ionco, l shall be Ia or on Chi.
caEo, a1ael would like to call on you, mud learn
whether It Is tr'ie. aA dit, that tho old repro.
lnse IL onctslY o., tlo side Of this pcl4ntIo ion
sckse, or only trying to bs fool. hut. II yo,,
car astviHo mo Oh thln point through Tur Thin
usE on receipt Of this, you will confer ou me a
great favor. am M eKga to know, Int on lust
no" am ton hnaJ to visit you III person.
JONI CHucKg,
P.H.-A co!lison occurred on our railroad, on
five mlButos before suuset, on last Friday ~,
account Of tho conductor on tIle freight -lrain
starting from Fairfield on live minutes Aouner
than tue schctiule.sin1o i RI
, 1875-11-04

f'on. earlcn. with children coming down
na'h. almpst entiroiy greau, hut will, bright
tto*era III tho foreground IL by French painter.
Aay'or Do tnck. mud displays sk,llful manage
mnr.s Of n tlIfllruls rnnEo Of colnE. Tho moat
tr ortant alIl tare Of sllo wAto col rs IN largo
'ticw b: tho English hctiss, sainucr rrout of
Entopeau buildings. catt1edral md sul ROUND
at>s houseA, w!,EcA oscry student of wAtor-coIors
.Nsht to rce. TIlern sro also flno water+tolosA
by Jules Drpc, t'racyanser. liorbort etc.. and
rnn,o unusually largo and Rond etnmrleh OF
frntnef IN this way,
Other important feturea can only l,o indcatod
by memorandum Of a fow Of tho artists nnmes.
which will sufficiently Indicate their character:
i'ani Wcitor. ktu4iIer, Victor I.efebosc. l1uoncr
llctzol, 1nuocoutt, tiesirauis, Bnunler, Mayer,
bully.
Tic exhibition wltl continue about week, and
ho follosed BY L pa!o extending over Boyeral
Grc1lInEA.
, 1875-11-04
IOWA SOL DlERS' BACK.PAY,

SpffMi L48tN@GH 70 1A* tHIGAsF9 {f19HM.
De Mo1SEs, H., Nov, 3.--Adt. .-Gcu Baker
gave notice, a few weeks ago, that there was
atil1 back.psy due some Of tho soldiers of tho
Second and Third Infantry and First Iowa
Cavalry. Tho press Of tue Btato. iu repeating
the notice, have created an erroneous opinion
md thounants Of applications arc made for nav
The SUM due is for tho amount stoprei
against tho soldiers for tho gray eujt, Every
Iowa soldier knows whether he las receiyei
tlis OF not Nothing IL duo thon except for
tl,st: or the sppropriat.on made,
$la.ooo, the General las paid out
to claimants al but about &4,060. Heira
or widows Of soldiers to whom this ia due can
receive the nocessa.y blanks for proof OF claim
gu application to Gen Blker. The amount due
tho First lows Cavalry MAS for the usa u8 horseo
aud servlces bet#een june IL, 1861, aud July 81.
loo1' VI Tue appropriation to refund this, there
Iemasas about 8lV.00o une1poaded. Blsuks for
to this refnntl. NoIhing is duo either OF tIasa
reg1tneits except ~ above.
, 1875-11-04
THE COUNTY BOARD.

An n,,ournc,, nootjor Of tbe Comfy no.n7
80; .'aa.s",.s.1 oe y. ~ -. o,a 80"
"ns nola yessesoas "1te1noon' ftescnt, cotnn'la-
soners Busso, CloNgh. Comfy duenther. Hert-
lng, Holden, johnson, Jones', Lonergan, McCnf-
froy. md Schmidt. Commissioner unrd;ck in tina
49,.
eun.'. ,n. .... ,
Iho mtnutea OK the last meeting wore road
and approved,
COMMUNICATIONS
oo,n,,,nto.t;on w.s 49,, fra.,, H.. ,-,,,,,.,,
.ou,uun.eH "uo 4eau '4o4 sno atot',tes'
OF tue county boaralnR doaso' recommending
the doing OF the plumbing. gas-fttiug, ETC., or
the letting of tue coutracta Tor tho same ut ouco.
The oh,ect of tba communication uan donbt.
,a. 49, ~" ,..s,.. ~ .,ss w.
4ees, 10 seca19 'ao less'e o. 1ne "osh IN aa'anee
OF the ne" members OF tho board coming in.
The matter WAS referred to the Committee on
Education.
Tue pas-ro1e for tho aeyerAl county DEPART
monta were then submitted. aud alao the usual
amount Of requiBitlous, which uefe referred.
COMMITTEE nEpoHrs.
The Committee on Publio Charities reno rtatl,
among other things, recommending tha the
Grand Jury bill for carriages on ita rocent visit
to tho Iusauo Aay!um bo placed on flo, Tho
Committee also recommended the repairing Of
the roof OF tho Iusane Asyluu,, Thu whole re-
port waa recomnitted. aftor Bundry a14epd-
mcpts,
1LEcr1oxEEn1sa BRIDGES.
, 1875-11-04

Nrft7al D3sh1lth q TIE Ch.eeao TffbWrt.
DEs Mo1SEB, Ill.,, Nor. 3.--Nr. Shaw, State
Fiah-Eropngator, IL doing good work In supply.
Ing tho rivers and lakes with fish, With tho
proper logs luton to provide iishwaya In streams
II will not 10 many yeara before tho riyoss Of
Iowa will abound In shad and California salmon,
ThoHo deposited in tho Doa sloines River al
this polnt, moro than year ago, arc doing we'll.
Several specimens hhyo been captured by fisher
,l,on WHOM scoorfng up uinnoWs for 1stl-bait,
htr. sbAW has just returned from Saginaw. On
Lake lfuron wl,eso lse secured 5U0, 600 lake
trout eggs, which vii! bo put III process OF
llatching At tho State Ilatchtng- House. Anamo-
IA. Thero hro also 100000 California salmon
and 160oM whiteiHl, cggs llatcllng, which, will
DO ready for dclivay. III about Two months, 70
those who want thanI.
, 1875-11-04
l'IiE1 CITY.


EhniG Agncw will doactt the .ccncs OF bit
political dirsstrr tomorrow 10 convey twouty.
tl,rno men to .|o!lct.
Tonight DR.. J. q. Holland. tho editor ot
'Seranf'': Monthly. will givc the s,r.h lecture Of
tho Star conrse In Plymouth Church, his subject
bring Il Hobby. lsiling.'
Tho tempo,atur yesterday, an observed by
Afnnassc. optician, Bs Madison street tTninuSE
Nn'hllng} MAS At 2 a. tn.. II degrees; ii q.
NJ. 10; i2m,. 4G; Jp. H.. Ii; sp. III ~.
Tho course OF Lectures d.signel to niTorl both
inttslctlon and entertainment. n. \ tnernY
noinina! pfco-}O CENTS 10 I'll" general I'uhc,
Will 10 tnnuGHratcd this evening, at FarwtIl Hall
Ihe lcrturo this evening wall ha gwen Ly lrut.
q: j. Randall Oh Light, asl It'll Wonderful
ThcnomRoa.'
4 German named Rudolph 1suc! died at 400
o'clock yesterday afternoon At his home. No. 2o1
thc zolh Of October by n lick from !.orse, rhs
n!ow waH received Oil tic lIpad, R,il cnlayossiuu
OF the brain at uAro set in. Tho Corouer viii
hold at Inquest to-day.
The SUNDAY Lecture Society ANNOUNCES Mon
SnF' nuo -; conway IL to5 noxt Sunday afternoon.
mud TOW the fanoua English correspondent Of
t.e Cincinnati Commercial, il one nf tbe centres
OF '!itesary London" lila tl,ome 1e "rha
nayl'' ana i.e vii treat Satan critically, hstoti-
tho soclcsy will bo nearly SUD,
Arrangements hnsc been rorfcctod for tt,o
hsting up and use Of the Exposition Building An
2 aekAtng park for tho winter Of ls75-0 and Tia
nnerculean taak or putting tho immense srea Of
noo. @ IN sharo for tho cn1orpriss vii, begin at
s once. IN excellence of fitting aud arranGetnenta
1oT warmth and comfort it will, as It should nrs
81 81 ANYTHING over attempted in this conntrr
!housAuds Of tolla,s will DO laid ont in scsts'
ot,ntsee,iIpes. aoodinR-apparatus etc. And Il
i, ~ ~ every way satisfactory aud ptcasaut
~. ctators and participants. Tho psrttcs in |
:. ~ P" RtVo personal and constant attontlun |
thn nntef,
, 1875-11-04
SUeuRB BAN.

| The Board OF Trustees held iss regular meeting
Monday night. all the nienbeEs boing present
except Commissioner tioode. who Las at length,
1'ccumbcl to tho direct pressure, and gono on
tt ut expedition to Wankegan III Bcarch Of ducks.
'estion for tue erection Of street 1amps at the
into. ~ection OF C1ark and Diveraey etroots waa
grant I'd. 4 petition from Z. GundeiAch asking
the ira nsfer Of his saloon license to r. II, Con-
rad wns granted,
Tho ", sttr Commissioners appointed to maka
esttnlatea for tho laying OF wner-pipcB unler tho
ordinance. reported tho cost on tho several
routes n fehows Hnlstod street to Wriehtwood
avcnnc. i27,1. SulzaE avenue, a5, 725 Shelf
field avenue sodth OF Belmont, $3.50: dnm my
road, IG, G31 Lincoln Avenlo, 45. 705: Fullerton
avonne, 1916; Railroad park, 43,952; Belmont
avenue, $3.50; Green Dav road from Suauy-
sido to Grassland. S3,76A; snnnysiao avenue,
a3,1H; Gram Day road, soutf Of DircrBoy,
al,035; Dunting atreot. s1,5so: Sheffield avs
euuo, north Of Belmont Z $40; DivcrKoy Btreet
east Of ialsted. 81, ,37 wee. Of Hnsted, fl, ,29l;
Racne avenue, = o5G: Seminary avcuuc, III, ,0g3;
Southport aToauo s1,o63, Tho report waa
adopted.
4 resolution 'Ena adopted for tlo grading and
c:indoriag Of Ashland aSenuo from draceand to
SHlZor avenue.
.frc police ct for October WAS approved.
ArrcAtE. mono. Bills, ,si:'3.33
Engineers bills for Ocsoher wore For salary,
e200; for expenses. dsO.Gt. The former was
approved. Hills for Road District No. for Uc-
toher. to the atncall. Of S102.25, were approved.
Tho Board then adjourned to Nov. Is.
A petition to tic Nor,l, Chicago city Railway
Compaty, asking the o1tonHIon OF the Lincoln
nsonue track up as fAr az Divorsey ayeuue, has
received largo number OF signatures. II
granted. it woEll ho great benefit to this por.
tim Of Lake Fiew, wllero there arc 259 house..
holders in the immediate vicinity who would be
advAntaged.
, 1875-11-04
SPECIE.RE5iIEfp;l;)n

7I !hf lIi!or Of The Ehicaua Yr,bHae:
tAnnElDuE. Ill. Oct. :}o.-1n AtiBUor 10 tho in
q'!iry of sono correspondent In relation to tho
effect of further Hsue OF irredee.uabto currency
nn Its raluo, yon tako tho maRt co1nmota.sepse
view of tl,o financial situation Gas tlluk) OF auy
writer on finance TINT tiayo yet road after.
on this couat, 1ctton VI your yiows, believe
You willing to allow the uao Of your co}uupu for
tho PRONUNCIATION Of any feasible plan Of spocIe-
resumption. For THU reason. / mako bold 10
Atate proposition which tlllnl. would roaut In
md the certainty OF spceo-rosutnption at the
tls.lo specified. 1t il simply ts:
That congTcss, thiu winter. shall enact that,
on and after Jan. !. 1879. all notes Of tho United
and that the outstanding iegal-teders be at onoo
thkon tip and septaced by notes bearing tllis
promise on tholr fAco. That it should further
o1'act that al Sational Uanxs 10 required to
their circulation, 10 secure tho boders OF thor
hotoa-the Goynrnmcnt canccliog & sufficient
amount OF tho bons uow hold for that p,trposc,
to enable them to meat this requirement.. That,
simultaneous with tho isse Of thlsnew currency,
silver coi 10 fasuetl In ou uf tho fractional cir.
scney. a donte pron,iBo Of early resumption
on the face Ut tho logal-teplc1s would bring
these no.ca to par with gold ess tho interest and,
aa tho limo Of redemption approached, thoY
would appreciate 10 a Eola.ntAutiari. Tho issue
OF ?io.0o3.000 OF silver coin would 10 practical
resumption to that amount, and would be con-
stantly redeetnlily MI equivalent amount of
paper'ctllrency.
Tho contraction OF tho currencvt to the emnunt
OF $50. .0ou, 1o0 By the iasuo of bonds, tho ptiuc-
l'ai at.d iiltoroht payable in coin, greenbacks
hctng taken ut par III Faynlnnt would assist tllo
lat.an.
Tie present depressed state Of valucs, and
tho temper OF tho roopte, noaEly NIL OF whom
Understand that tho preEont stngnAtlon is caused
, 1875-11-04

MEETING or IN. to"a BOARD.
Tho Town Board Of Nu.Tsh Chicago held q
meeting At Justice ". II. DoN~'fs Office on
North Clark sttoot yesterday alto rn,oi'' for tho
purpose Of Gzing tho salaries Of torn otiicors.
and tho disposition OF routine bueincSs. Jitbtiee
Hammill presided, and Justices reWolf. Pull
sen, and Robinson, Supervisor Baynos, nad the
Town Clark weto present.
After Homo informal torn business had boom
disposed OF. tho question Of salaries was raised,
and shst Of tho Aesossor established At $soo por
apnun. Justice PauIaen made motion TINT
$24G. Tho amount Of bill approved At
previous meeting Of tho, Doaf1. be do
Quoted from tho Amount, also $3'!o which
has been PAID that official With tue undesstan d.
ing that it should bo pntd to his nsslstauss,
which lad not bcon doue. Tlls WAS agreed to-.
and thero rcmslns now duo the Town Assessor
tbe sum Of $254, which will be paid him..
4 motion by tho sano Justice that tho Col.
eevorsl]y DO paid q monthly saiaty Of sloo for
tho time they are omp1oyed, not exceeding fouf
mouths, was 1nly passed.
4 motion by tho same Justice that tho Col
tector be allowed an annlsal salary Of 81 500 oc.
casioned somo debate. Supervisor DaTnea moved
to amend by allowing tie Collector $4,000, which
WAS tabled.
Justice DeWolf moved to Ax the salary at
u, 300, which was 1ost,-DeWolf, Baynes and
Stanton voting In tho affirmative, and Justioes
Robinson, Paulsou, md I1smmill inlthe negative.
Tbs original motion, fixing tho salary ut $1,000,
was then passed.,
Justice Robinson mado motion that tho S't-
persisof be paid 81 100, which Was adopted With
one dissenting vote that Of Clerk Stanton.
supervisor Baynoa thought that the C!ork was
entitled 10 93Q0, tho ntno,nt paid the Ciork last
year. and moved that he bo allowed that amount.
Thcro being no second. tho motion Was With
drawn, and each Juatice called on hta colleague
70 stnte his i.1cas Of tho situation.
Justice DsWolf thought that though tho
position waa ono OF responsibility aul trust,
%90O was too much for the SERVICES rendered.
fton othors.
Just!co Robinson WAS confident that $500
would amply remuncrate him for his isbors.
Supervisor DAyprs disagreed with justice Rob-
iuson. and moved az an amendment that he 10
paid 800, but tho Doard declined to entertain
tho amendment.
At this, Clerk stanton took tho floor. and or
planned how faithfully be discharged the dusies
Of the Office, how entirely his time Vas nnonopo-
lized, aud concluded with N nppoal for favor
ablo consideration.
Justice pauisen recalled the Tina whom tho
Office Of Town Clerk WAS the best paying in
Cook County. and then tic remuneration was
only $500. Tho people OF the county wore
taxes, ana he thought 1t uas tmo to defer to
their wishes.
Supervisor Dayncs ventnted the opinion thst
next year North Chicago would DO without town
oticefs his remarks being supplemented by q
speech enanattng from Stanton. After sotpe
further discuseion, Supervisor Daynes withdrew
ms amendment, and, on motion OF Justice De
Wolf, The salary whs finally ee:tled at $500 per
snnum, Aftar which the meeting adjourned
, 1875-11-04
JOURNALISTIC.

6pfctal pisDa:th II Ths CAle1oo TRIBUNE,
DAyIAronr. IT,. Nov. J.-Wa.do II. Potter
to-day sold his intcreat ia tho Davenport Daily
f@atttFe to Edward Russell! for $4,000. Tlls
ea!e WAS made Oh basis Of e5l, 900. alr. Potter
has been with tho Gazette for four yea.s, aud
bus boon QUO of our most worthy aud entot.
prlstng clsszcns.. He :goca to CLIFTON, having
Mr. Russell IL u ptaAent iosttnastor here, was
QUO Of tue original owUeEx OF tho Gazette, and
y Que Of the most accomplished editors Of khe
Btats, :.
, 1875-11-04

,MILK!SR-DAFKts-A lie rer}tncc -, ,~e>.~ =
'sane. ~ mn r!ty. Nov. = ly tl,c ts. IT, F,n. ~.
n.,st ~ tne Cathnra Ny. Al, xanar r. Witt.
cage. ~ '' 'A' pse*Aa, Of Chi.
toL,ramfe rarers pcaEo eopy.
n n1"mu'HsMs-il .. r'rfL-f7u Bnntiay, OFT Al,
fnti, e''eF Air. ". G. ligEluHon and stj.. III IT,
,,t!u ,Cnm,SE-2uiN-1n chtrag,, Oct. ~, by III. H..
tenry q. Ferry, nt:tor 1t All-qainn; rl.,ne nn ne.
ut'eo s,tr '"'Res ". cno and Auna H. Qup, Ill Of aa
, 1875-11-04

LITTLE NocK, Nov. 3.-Tlo Arkansas State
Medical Association adjourned last night. The
following officers voso elected for tho ensuipg
year: Dr. ". II. Harry, President; j. A. Dit
onl fico-rrcaidont; John II. Dalo, Third Vice.
president; ]. H. Houtha.l. Ieaosdlng SECRETARY;
j. II. l,Ieftle. Assistant; +. W. Vaughan, Cor
responding Secretary; D. II. DUNCAN, TIcaB-
trar. -
, 1875-11-04
CROPS AND H0G.CHoLERa,

tVFTfst0Hdtftz a Ths Chjeag0 TFibune
AuNoRa. ILL.,. Nov. Ian agent trsyelipo
through tue noighboring touns, among tue farm
ers. fnds tho potatoc1op larger and bestor than
the fsF,neEa anticipated, IND corn uok III good
~ 1nost farmers rnEort 1t loose ou tia cob: a. II
tiriea. y IL Very luoso and shruDk.
Kane County, las lost $50 hoKs this season from
hog-cho'orai aud others have Ion. large num-
bors ~ tho same sFlehbo1hood. Thoy stlll
thtul, however, that hog.raising ia paying bus
lles9' u, +, r,
, 1875-11-04

aALr LAKE, Utah. Nov. 3.--I,rfgham Young is
still sick in bod ut Lila own house III charge OF D.
United States Deputy slafnl,Al. It is expected
that motion tn vacato tho ordor OF Judge Nc
kcan Of Feb rs, ordering payment OF aIlmony
to Ann Eliza Will bo arxusal bcforn Chlef-Jt,b-
tlce White On SATURDAY. nuxt. The Ch,es-Jnnttos
tho Court,
, 1875-11-04

:" 50" --..-
wafTE-Nov. i. ls75, uf sou,uvrlInn =, ~. .---.-
year, hft,g q 1nng Illness, ''A''t III as s'ta
Snllco nf funeral hesafirr.
hoston nn'l Vermont rarera please eonr.
HfnEn-1n thlS city. Nov. !, Mary Ann pr,,.,
IL years. - Ne ""n "s"es, tgA
i, F:'hvsal to.tlay tThurs.115l at II o,tec4 a. m to-
tho rerklenre nt htr sncc, tchn Iym,t Is ti,.tom .tom
ht.. by cars 10 Calvary C,,lnst.sy, ' ~ "ts5'anr
Drake, Il. W y. II. q. or - '''' d. l.
Hutttb of funeral hereafter
, 1875-11-04
PROLIFIC.

Hftta1 forrttrotdtAts Of The Chtcaqo Tffbun<
LAsa'Nh. Mich, Oct. 3l.-1t IL mated that =
lady living IN 0llyct, Eaton County, has rocent-
ly glyon biltl to five chlttren,-sll vol! 10 far.
khe las twico bofore giye.. birth to tt,f,lets.
, 1875-11-04

Tic Ha1a OF reserved Acata for tho opera Of
'Tho Merry Wives OF Windsor" by Nicoai,
will commence to.day at 0 o'clock at arcvickor'n
Theatre. .Au Immense amount Of labor hss
been spont to set this o2cra on tho gtago in
irst-elaas style. The cast Of tho solos Is CT
ce!ient thraughont, aud the chorus md o.ct.os-
tie a1o Tar better thau any travelling company Is
Ablo 10 prod1lce. Tho costumes arc ull nov, and
tic scenery will bo in avery way In accordance
With the requirements Of tho librotto,
, 1875-11-04

Why Won't II Fay You,
If IN want of furniture. I" sscp n Batn4o1 Aseooa
ca.s, IVA aud l9a Htate sTeet Tbs manufacturer
~Ae agents thoy afu hare urefsd seIu " sail ever.
thing Il st1$ct " factory Esices."