davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-02-15
Wgenten p~erlanst fir bic
Gefbibte Der Granger
Seme9mm9,
Tarmerfriea aeaer bic MoupppIe.

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Sieies gDerf sntbalt eiuen ppandnbtesn unb ~autbsast-
idsn Bertdt Der Edmpfe Der ameritanii&en Sarmer e.
gen bic @rpreiunesn ter @tienbabn 81 elslI6aften, nrpf
elmer @elGiGte oss ~lrfprunsO unb 5peti6ritts bes Nr-
@han nsnSe f6 fir be.@remplare, gebtnaunaen Il.
an NationaI Wmbltfbina 60, Ybil., 90. 4QD.iapt
, 1875-02-15
6abt Sir jeutals
j, URUBEBA
sebrauat2
Sei6S hrIflmad .nernDS p6erdeidmGdltf

eeib Sbr ~ id,wadb, oaB jeoe YeWesuns er6Bere
@nitren8uns srbeii@t, ais Sbr i'm Stanoe ieto al
lei1ten2 j .s
Damn sebraud,t Jurubeba, bas aussejeids
uete Epnic, oas StGrfunssmittel, pelbes elnen 10
bepunoernspirbisen @inhuB aut idlnntli@e Orsans
ausiibt uno ibnen neue 2ebenstrait uerleibt.
gs rntbalt tsinen aleObOlbaiti9sn &sit gum Mppetit,
,pelter cine turje s3eit lang gum Giien itirnnlt, I'M Die
aeioenoen oanG nod elenosr gu MAIDEN, ~ionoern Is 1T
elm Maeenmittel, has unmittslbar auI Sober unp Nie.
ren pirtt
90 reseit BEN iinterleib, berubist bic gteroea uno
perleiht Dem sanjen &6rper elm 10 s~eiuupes I5elenL
oaB ieoer Rrante balD ipie neu9eboret flblt.
uebrisens pirft es nidbt etpa beftig. Seine
@inIuiie jino pieliebr l~anitsrer Writ es tritt feline
plpslid,e Iemoernn9 elm bel BEN ,~patienten, ionoern in
aQer Stiae perIaBt bic &rantbeit itufenpelle ben
&orper.
Dies 1T ni@t ettpa cine neue, nod uilerprpbte Gnt.
beduns, ~Ionoern lit LANCE III Debraub 9eiueea nit er'
itaunlidem Grfols. Die b6aiter gDlroentrdser Der
arjneiipiiieni@aft baben oaielbe fir bas itartlts uno
pobltbuenoite beilmittel Der Yteuseit ertldrt.
Sra9t Guren Mpotbeter oaila9.
gu oertaufen bel aSm. 3. 6iecer II. Co.,
49D20ja! Yefu 9pr:.
, 1875-02-15
HaIti(hfr ClnnN.

&ffR paItifdtr Clopb,
Stsitin. Ameritanil&e pon-O % mph1iHiabrts.
Mftien.@ eIsalbaft.
Deensg pre-Stettin Dia GDpcnbageh.
@opt. Capt.
6urnbplnt. 8. Bland. @afbtnetpn, q. arnolb.
Sranfiin, v. fDtnsde. g w. Mrubt, 9. 8eibera.
bfdbrten
Dpn N~tw"yprt: y. VI. Mrnbt, is. MpriI.
Baltineten. 30. NprtI.
Upn Sttttint Unlbtn9trR, 2. Npttl.
5unbpl6t, 16. &prtt.
Branfltn, 80, 2lpttI,
.pdfd9cs@refe:
1. edtutt 5rt s1O0. 2. Gaiats Sob $72.00. Bnt.
5sabsf sos $3U.
9r.at i~iOnsttdtts auf elm Sabr sdItts,
l. eajate Sob $l70. 2. Gatate @slb sian Bot.
fhenbed Sob 500.
sSon G tsttin pa 8ppsntaasn, Gntp ,rptn mad Neir. gurf,
!. Gajlte Cob So. 2. Gaiut Sob $50. 3. Gatlts
Sob SEQ.
3ipitdence6 DON Gtettin. sac Gmrrencp.
8tubsr unter 10 Sabren bic 5dIfte.
gressn 8raht nag ben Sfiesbafsa iasbelpnbsre nHt
pafast rtnbe man fh az
S6s- Mamme1sbere 8 &c.,
31iaps .sle. 40 5ruabpau.
, 1875-02-15
@entamr 4tninienfS

baben Ritpr puuperbdrt 6dnt ron
5eilune Bel Reconnaissance Rppf.
fdmers, Sdmsr3en. @efdpuIf 5rplf'
beulen. Bsrbartuneeu Der Brittle
Sranbpunpen, @erbriruuetn, SalJ.
Fue etc. an, menf6ltden 8Srper. uno
Vtrrsnfunsen, Spatb, Stetnealen
= hsf Ihieren nnf;nmeifen In
, 1875-02-15
Seintatb unb Treu6e.

&ontane uub @r5ablunseu in groB 800. Sor
mat elegant brofirt.
NreiS pro &anb SO gents. 6ebuneen In 2ein
wanr pro Sanh % Gents.
, 1875-02-15

TpleemSc biGiae
SoltS=, SngcGOi0rilte1l
un0 NOnlallc
1'lto gu BADEN in alien beutihe1t
Su6Danolun9en int Dem
Serelligten Staatet ltltO Canada.
Gr3GDlnngeu bpn @nitab NieriB.
Sn blbide Yappbedel nit OtuSlins5fiiden
9ebunoen a 25 Gents.
GAS gtantredJt. 4.
Stc Sepprtirten.
Sle NIsipdnberer mad, Nfrffo
Sbnetner nnb Geiser.
Sbriftppb columbus.
Slarus unb Maria.
Srdnp BON SbmbIra,
1i!rfelf Out geeeibet nid1t.
Sie SrHilrung bes Hpr;euanS.
que OrpkIiitfter.
Per gltc Srfeser unb ietn Gpbn.
Ote Woienmiible. Ser feline Samartter. -
Die gSaiie, ooer cine quite Sbat finoet oft auf GrOcn
1ton ibren 2pbn.
Spbanna, ooer bnrd 8adbt gun, eidbt.
ger arfnc Optffrice.
Der 6pEig unb Der mfiner.
Sds Sieeblatt. 9rei Oel5i1ten. 1. Ser treue
Sie'er, 2. Der Bladder uro iein 5obn. 8. Die
N~flaumenmGnn-x
Die Gufgncfsslibr. w. ,
Sacob nne feline &6bne.
Gr5dbllngeit bon Galpari1s.
SH bitblGe 8aDpbedel nit Otn8ltn. 9iiden
gebE1oeli a % @ents.
@eitbtdbten aus Dem gpefIart.
Der Sdbutmeiffer unb fein gohn.
StraRburS anf Der Gd)an;.
TOlfsgeiGidten.
SIN biibi6e 8appbedel nit Mtuslin=Riiden
~gebunben a 25 Gents.
Der 3igeiiiter, BON 6lau6re9t.
Gdbrecfensiabre.
pie 2turtme BON 9ortfci, bon Glaubredt. nnn
Sobann BON Sepeen, Der 9rppbet. Bon
Jtobert beroer. 3ularintet in einetn Bud.
Seid)tebten ees @farrers g~iebsnttfd,. Bon
geaebtlaser in @ranata. Bon Sr. Morben. 1no
Sannbdnier. Son 9torbert birte. 3uIammen in
einem Banb.
Eaugenidts. une
eninpact WaaabuneuS. 3uiamrten In eirein
Bano.
, 1875-02-15
Maeutem p~erlamat

fir Die oerfau!idite 9reis4 Stationarps eata9e i'm
Mtarfte. Iiulter sqadete portofrei fir 25 Gents. Girs
cilare frei. 9. 6ribe, T67 8roabwap,
4lp10up1 9tetu Vprf.
, 1875-02-15
Ginioe quite Griinoe

1.-@ine neue GrHubune. sranolt@ sepraft
anb eeibert orrb patent.
2.-Wta1t einen poIIfo m saenen 2od'SuA,
slei9 auf beioen Seiten, an alien @rten BON StotTsa.
3.-9auft leibt, ianft, serduIdlos uno raib-bsFs
6 mbinatio II bon Gieeni6aften.
4.-Dauerbaft-lauft efan9 obne Rspa'
~raturet. ~
5.-T erri9tet allie Nrten BON Irbstt
uno Sancp W6bereten III elmer ooriii9libenS8eslt,
6.-Sit fir ben @rbeiter iebr letat gu bano'
Vie 2GnQe Ger Stibe fam re9utirt iperber,
y6breno bic NNnidine i'm 6an9e 1T. uno oiele tann
nit etnem 6apeu perieben perpen, obne oaB oerlelbe
3urh 96der gu 9ebrn bat.
4 -piau eiuia Il, iinnret6. elegant, tnosm
ur gtid) 0 Dne Den Gebrauh pou Cog g89eel 0ears,
tptarp Cams uno 4eUer Irms formirt ptro. oat ben
automatic Drop Teeb. weIAer sine 9let@'
ndBt9e 2Gn9e bes Stt@es bel tr8eHo
elmer Gei6minbt9teit il bert. Dat unleren
ieuen 9breab @ontrolter, melber cine 9IstG :
mGBi9e Sclue9uu9 Der g(eeole-Sar erlaubt uno sIHsr
@erIebuu9 hes Saoens uo%rbeu9t. =
SC onltructiun d II erfior9fdlt unc boa
enNet. SIT iabrijirt BON ben o e9tdtefen uH
erfabrenten @rbetteru in Der beribmIsH
Reminatpu Mrmorp, Slipn, ". q. @bilaeelpp'a
Nfice. $50 Ghrttlut GtrQ6e. 2Y{ moi.
, 1875-01-28
ARRANGEMENT FOR CARRYING LUMBER.

NUfttA{ pIfEHt4A 10 1HS LHEa30 1T1bNHS.
LACROSSE, Wis, Jan. 27.-The statement pub
1ehel In the Inter- Ocean and othor papers Tint
the Wisconsin Valley Railroad Company had
purchased nino tow-boata aud forty barges to be
used In the transportation OF manufactured lun-
ber from this point IL incorrect. The fact OF tho
matter is, tho KeoRnk l. Northern Line Packet
Company have mnlo arrangements by which the
WISCONSIN Valley Company gets = special
rate on lumber. the Aa!lroad Company
agreeing TO ship by this river line
olly. This is All arrangement that will affect
materially tho future Of the lumber trade Of the
Mississippi, for 1t tha plan Of carrying Lumber
in barges, aB proposed, IL . succesH it will soon
DO adopted by all largo Bhippets. Another effect
III extensive traie In coal with 1llir ols. for Tho
barges can he loaded With this fuel for up trips
to good advantage.
, 1875-01-28

F. Allen they believed they had boon falsely MP
piled to nay Tho Cornpanv's aehsH.
exorbitnnt ices amounting to sd'.olO for Mien.
ton III which they were unsuccessful sl1e'r total
bin Yns but SC, t,tjo Of which thoy hare received
but ESQ, aud that III their stlits III behalf ut tho
Company they were uniformly successful. This
litientlon had l,ccn ca,iHcd by eal' tcpso, Dafld
4, UReo and Joxinh Snuw In All attempt to rot
tile property Of tile Company III defiance OF the
decree OF tie Supreme Court.
T!leac parties, .licr n1lege, formed the Com
pany and procured subscriptions, amounting ta
ST. Zoo, ,O0U, by various false representations.
This WAS schomo to enrich themselves, aud 10
tiiR ond thcy let lilo contract to biihl the lines
to ltoove at 1900 par mile. prcn nearly three
ti.nos their cost. Tile Rtockhutdcrs after this
o1tortion cndeayoEcd to onst 1tceso, nnEs o. o.,
ont Of which grew n great deal OF litigation.
history OF which is given in tho communication;
In conclusion. they ray they have been otf;aInd
in plain duty. "ntanfling in d gap IN ,lclonte
Of iusticn, and Of the innocent aia aoifallusa
atochhptcrs Of tho Cumpat,y against rlbG aha
lts corrupt agencies
, 1875-01-28

Tho Railroad Committee vii! mcot Al o'clock
Saturday afternoon In tho City Clerks oiTce to
consider MI ordinance giving right Of why into
tile city to tho Chicago l. South Atlantic Rail-
road, end also tho North Wells street horse-rail-
why.
ALI Cullcrton's Special Committee on Leglsla-
ton will mill meet at o'clock this afternoon Ia
the Mayors Office. All tho prominent city Off
cin!s will be present, aud each OF them will for
tho time being Imagine himaolf to bo some-
body else, nnh will form Citizens Association
No. 2. 1t looks at present AZ If Chicago was
going to havo a great ttonl moro legislation than
she l,aH yet undergone, and yet 1t III claimed that
each additional piece loos tha city au irreparAblo
injury
Mayor Colvln yesterday received = circular
from Goy. John l.. bennington, OF Dakota Ier.
ritory, appealing to tho citizens Of Chicago 10 aid
the destitute settlers OF thoir Territory The cren-
lar ~ indorsed by many Of tho eadtnE oie'a's t,'
neols Of tho people in E'ain, unyarrsnoa talo
Tho Legislative Assembly. adjourned without
making my provision for tho destitute, exccrt-
ing tho ps1HaEo Of bill for the is:'1tng e. OF InIsi.
prnyiso TINT they should not be sold for leha
than % conts on the dollar; and. as the Cotnnis-
siol,erH nsmed in tho bill hhyo found It i'm.
,ossbie to sell them for that, they have DECIDED
not to issue them at all. Tho Mayor haB not yat
| decided wnnk to do about tho matter.
Tho Board Of Public Works.yoetofday inspect.
| ed md accepted from Fox 4 Howard tho new
swing bridge on North ltalsted street, over tue
| Ogden Calla1. The bridge was built On tho de-
| Public Works. and ia 22s fcct IN length aud %
| feet wde. It is latger on ono side OF the turn
table than on tho other. being 1873 feet ID length
on tho north end, and 95 feet ut the south end.
sixty tons III box under tho roadway. The
| bridge il tho longest In tue city, and opens the
, 1875-01-28

RELY OF AEssEa. HABDISu, M'coY. PRATT.
1lertrs. HarIing, Mccoy, d Pratt, the law
Cru, winch wss tbs object OF certain structures
III circular recently Issued by Home s,oclhold-
ess Of thu G:ent Western Telegraph Company,
portion OF Which mas given publicity through the
pa,,ers, lave writton u long dofense.
The attorneys, Rtter stating tLat the circular
Wes really synonymous, benslnS no genuine
signature Of Hny OF thu stockholders,
sssert that they have never Ind any
aupIicss transactions, contlacts, or any
.ouuection Whatever, with tho Company; they
aud not even been It's general attorneys, tlongh
l1ay had been retaiued to defe1sa thc1n in certain
ENltn. ~
Tho statement that . Receiver had Leon AZ
pointed upon tho showing VI aildaytts of cor
iupt 1usniaaagatleut they affirm IL fulse. Que
VA. appointed u tho request Of the proper par
tlcr, for tho reason that tho Company was Ill.
folvcd, and a l.teplget ~as necessary.
The Company: .Jtcy f.ltther state, gaTe lhem'
by resolution Of tho Executive COMMITTEE, Ger
tx:u colElcsal security for their cla.1l't
for fees amounting to $4,000 b,
au Issue Of boulu, having nothing elst
10 give, T!le justice of tLo claim they aver lac
ne1er beon denloa w any Of the Stockholders oi
aAs Company. ~ 10 tho bonds Issued ~ als. u
, 1875-01-28

Of tho fact that 1ir. Harry shenss Of 1nainn-
npo1ls, Ind, has lhtel5 built magniii-
cont hotel in that city. and two
weeks ago vinitnu Chicago. aud ontored into
negotiations with Mr.. Turner at tho Palmer
lin.,ao, aud aEr. Hnu, Parker, OF the Grand Pa
ciiic tlotoI. to tako cuntsnl Of the now hotel Il,
the Hnosior Capital. Mother one Of tho gontl'-
inferred t,om by slr. shaets. hut ons thing Is
certain, that, should tile two SANS conclude TO
locate themselves At Indianapolis. III chnrgo Of
Mr.. Shoots enterprise, the lloosers will profit
by ChicaEn's 1oss.
'Whilr -poa.lng of Aotel changes, 1t Ia now
definitely settled tiki Mr.. Libby wilt hBaumc
control uf the Sherman House Monday.
, 1875-01-28
JUSTICE BoYDEN.

i11s E1f9'asA11o'' ~ vt 1'''''',
4 reporter OF The TRIBUNE yesterday called
~, r,ut;co 1,ov,au rn nh,o;r from him \ rtate-
o'' 'to''to 'ooae" '" on'u'' '4on4 n."' o'1
ment regarding the testimony given by him be-
tor, tho Criminal Cn,,rt in the afcDou1li ram.
~. 49, ~ r.. raaorJ -, III a;.,,,as,I - H.,
p1hG caao' Ill looA'" ~ '.' usni.se"' u "a.
I1ankluH case. on account OF $50 fine imposed
OH tlio uahh'o7 niotho4a ~ a'u' .,e 'uo".o
claSMed that he had right 10 '1Ao them,
.,,d ,x,u,I f,,,o thpm nuaiu il they were
a"aun1,. ~ Hafnro it,n sna rrnvctcI Iia thinkn
ntuaSa. nototo A NV. ~ a.a saoss .nra mo ,r.'ar
II IL tile itrst caso ol RECORD "neIe ie u"uet
city ordinance lRa boon allowed III any Wny 20
negative violation Of tho State Htatutcd. HIS
ouiniou ID also held by seYoral other prominent
, 1875-01-28

WHAT nAa pEcoxE or THE DONATIONS?
Heyorai letters having boon received by TnY
Tn1ruyE, in connection with tho Kansas relief
business, It has boon doomed fit to explore
llttle. The developments 81 to show that there
is IA scrow 1oosn " somewhere.
Thu presumed facts in tlio case ara these:
Shortly after tho grasHhoppcr.foyor broke ont
State euactmeut caueod tho organization Of the
Eaneas
CENTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE,
the names OF whose mcnlborB arc ns follows:
tho Hon. +. =. Atovor, Capt. Henry King. thu
Hon. +, ". tIilea. the Hon. o. T. Welch. lle
Hon. Thomas Murphy, the rev. F. ). alcCabc,
tbe Rev. ". G. Tenney. tie Hun. II. n. Muir
dock, thu Hon. Alfred Crane.
Susricon waa created shortly after contthn-
tous cale III that thu Committee, either desiring
to uavn tho prcBtige Of that section OF tllo cut-
try, or from aon.o other reason, fa'iad t"
aolict rs much es 1t ought inas- 1
were were starving aud that is not al!,--that ti,o
dsburaoments OF tho generous world woro not
properly applied. Ths suspicion was croh:ot
cons,Icrabiy, By letters received iii Chicago,
complaining that -..--......
GOODS SENT WE'RE NOT RECEIVED.
| Tho information reaching tho State, -, as
shon se''9sepissd stsaised '"1is the fernati5n 4
eonl~ittees from S.i.non cns, e0a1iy =, ~ co o.
n,i,tecs mas be nancti tln lsov. Ialnoa II. tirccu
Of Morris County, and c. W. Culp. Of Mitchell
| County. ..,
| An,onR tho lettorB addressed were several to
| Mr., Ludlow, OF tho Postal Department, In this
city. Tint gentleman accordingly scnds contri-
buttons to tho County Committees, repoHing nc
! faith, it woull appear, in tho state Committee.
| Evidently somebody should riso a''u explain.
| THE FIRST 1STIMAT1uS
OF distress, it appcats, conveyed to ilr. Ludlow.
! came from Alr. G. A. Lewis, n former rGsideut
| OF Chicago. Thls gentleman wroto letter TO
Mr., Ludlow, explaining the condition OF things
In Hnusas, aud aaiicting aid. Several lottcra.
received subsequently, co1loborated Nr Lewis
| statements.
Imbnct1 with feelings OF sympathy, 1t appears
| Mr. Ludlow went On n hcgKinE tour, collecting
not legs than 81. 0bD worth Of clothing md s150
worth OF provisions. These he sent 10 tile Kun
1as sufrere1n. Whether the Kansas sufferers
received tho goods 60 sent or mol 1t remains fol
tito gentlemen constituting the Kansas Centla'
Neef Colnnittoe To explain. Aside from this,
Mr.. Ludlow has
DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE
to prove tho following contributions:
Gibson City H., ono carload; BLOOMINGTON
ILL.,. two carloads; Wateeka, ILL.,, two carloads
and iSem Brunswick. n F., twenty-nine boxes
OF clothing. A portion Of thsBc contributions
wcro aent to tho County Committees, which wore
duly acknowledged.
, 1875-01-28

Tho noard Of Canyasse,s composed Of tho
County Clerk, Gen. Liob, AID Justices llalncH
md liammitl. yesterday mot in the County
Clerks Office. and canvnsncd the RETURNS OF tho
1ato Congressional election 10 thu First District
Tho total rote polletl was G,e6i; OF which d. q.
CaulGeh received 3,c35; W. II. Eddy. 32t |;
Henry +. Tailetlo 1Gi, md the reu'ainaeE hcAt-
tcring. The following: tablo shows the vota OF
Aiep~r.. tanlHelI, Eddy. aud Valiettc, tho three
hi,,hcet candidates voted for:
, 1875-01-28

Any one who Owls good watch Will TO glad to 1e.ra
where such articles arc promptly aud properly
paired. ateszrs. Hamilton, Rowo II Co., No. % Htata
street, cornor WAahington take great caro- to employ
none but tho best woskn.en and ye especial caro- and
attention to this al!cate branch of their business.
, 1875-01-28
THE CITY.
tt!STOOk iDENTITYE.

M!sTooK iDENT'TYE. -
cALLAn 1r THE rEi.r-FEN AND Tilt; nRtDk"EL
II via q secsfy raga'Mnd
Will FaHdiEt III his hRtr:
Trnm his rifhy !lt'so III lila 1ccrin8 toes
We're tatters everywhere.
Forth firm, Tho t;,ll-ren l,c was yanted
Into tl,'' public sight.
Then i,p cll'l sr..1:r Ill ntrcf:
''your l1uIoF, ho was light.
"Arc. t,et a. boo:s. or drums, or bricks,
Ur lnrtln, OF lnnns nisy he;
II w7tress that arcak iEa truth
Call Sergeant At.Io O'C."
Thcn M and sra1;c Tho Sergeant bold:
"Tl,r 1sr;saller there Ind SINK
IIIa brains In 11etuc, wni.:ls Is Dutfn
For ea5nE 1Ie was dr1sna."
THIN np AMI epakc that vngsbonl
To lie 1rairnnHn: "1iuw
WaE t&sn 1re-Erl2H Tue oaleer
E.aiI: Just a. you EEc uuw.h
"Ani1 yor wern 1lear me- " That waE;
within tnrtn fAc: nr I'll" ..
Was tfEtt lAinl! sst m the RtFtet7
l;run your cath now?" Nu.'
Thea ,,p ami epaie that vaEabonds
'Inssr fInnHr Will re-r1tsa
{Tllntrh 1,Irlit tue wstnef*es
What they islyo eTor1l bGitcse1
"a.t H.nh 49,. 1t ~ :. :. t.,sn "1''
And III la.n;-ppEt occurring th11e,
-,, - ~. ~, ~. +. .' s, ~" t, 80
o.m.'.' ~ -; ~ ~ ~, ~ ,in,".tts. H. ~ e"o
~ y, ,,..s q t',-.',,.. H.. .,r
IL Lul tEE prisoner free"
r,, ~ .,,,4 ,x,,.,.,-..o
lie s!ttEe III arrellIB ktcrn.
40, wrttchc1 alat:, FhEuanlFaH
nrr
Sau ~ -" "ias net 80 '''" N"'N'
r. M's ~ 'ss'ivs H., Ia .uu'u ~, ,.. ." 's4o"
'.a ',,. :, ..S ''' ..,s ~ ,s,',, N n,,,,
81, Htn,s t,;s. -, t,,,,.a@ t.n., '''A
1"'''o ~o'''+t''s'o''''
uv-,,. .~,,r,,,cro ,cro ,,,r. too+ts.1
tnt MI''s ."!n''..1n T. ~ ~ AS n''S Nes'tnsA
, 1875-01-28
THE MISSOURI ELECTION,

ST. Louis. Jan. 27.-Full returng Of the elcc-
t,on yesterday show that 4. IT, Taylor, Demo-
crat was elected, instead Of Henry Hitchcock
Republican, III tho Thirty-sccond Distrct- With
tllis exception, oil tho gentlemen reported last
night were elected.
, 1875-01-28


LYMAN-P1CkAEU-AtC ChEcaE" Jan. y. BY the
Hev. r. H. Tptnttuc, assisted hs the RcY Y. Helnt
Air. Frederic jolIymah md Miss Fanny III. Fl:HArd
al tho brtdo's nthur, by tho REV lloney L. Perry, lht
toe o Al bh!nts' Epscntal Church, !hn u, sen|aun
city.
, 1875-01-28

Chickering Upright Piauo1.
just received at Reeds Tample Of Music corner
Dearborn and Van Biren streets, few very flna up
right pianos containing tile latess aud best iprose
Meute
, 1875-01-28

Cents full regularBrah halt.hore ut 2scworth 5oc
ladies' nerino 15c. otlera ask 35c ltes balbsgg1n
$50 and 60c, worth 50n to sl.0o iaaea whitn cotton
hose, 25c, worth 5oc. rardridgos, III mud 1lt State
hfrent
, 1875-01-28

which listened to on Inst Tuesday evening, for
tue small sum Of 10 ernta. think they deserve
a great deal OF rrn1eo. anl wish tho many
young mcn tl,ts city, who every ovnnii1g h!npko
away more than III cctltH it, cigars could bo In
duceA tu attend tf,era lectures, where thaT call
bo rroiltetl ns no aiua1l no outlay Of lnnney. l
think they tnyo not properly advertised it. or II
lilo advantages were known to tln yur1ng mon.
their ha' would be pn,kod. Ny objccs IN writing
IL to call to tho atloton Of tils young men thcso
cheap entertainments. l IN, not mnras,hr of
their eocnty but feel M interest In tho wofare
Of tho young nleu ii, boarding ',o,rrA.
,tuuy WILLIAMSON,
, 1875-01-28

LANDLORD AND TENANT.
To the Editor Of The Chiiuto 7rituns:
Cu1cAao, jan. 27.-Thero Ia seldom a
project introduced tint docs not present moro
than ouo Bde. 4 few landowners, properly TO-
gnrlctl as landlords, w;th uevoral asonts, whoso
commissions have Sc long absorbed tho hard
oarnlngB Of tho poor teuan:. iatoly organized
tlioir efforts to tako tho hst bcdstead from tho
widow and fatheriess and others who may bo
tho subjects Of misfortune and penury,
Tho Aonse-ownors Of Chicago Us 4
class, Layo. beon relentless aud c1sortionatc.
Merchants and ymalt dea!orB havo toilod four
days ont OF Six to pay al cxorbtaut ront. Even
now, when tho supply far exceeds the do1nana,
you can find tho sumo conditions existing a.
many noints, wliero Oil unsubducd lord OF tho
land prefers vacant stores to q fair rental. This
condition Of rents il not couilucd to Water
street, w1clo stampede Of tonanta III contem-
plated ut au early tlny, II tho present exemption
Jaw is to ho invaded, why leg;eale for landlords
to the exclusion OF groceB and butchers Lot
there he meetings called, mud rcu1onatrances aud
fair representation OF facts forwarded at onco
to the Legislature, that uiu poor rs well LIZ the
rich may 30 protected. aid the present excmp-
tlon laWs remain inyiolate INDIGO Blue
, 1875-01-28

No wonder London srtists paint such poor
pictaraI. The pou1-house authorities leAAs out
ill., pspper4 1Qs mQasls IT ~ cents On hour.
, 1875-01-28
AID FOR THE CHRISTOPHER SUFFERER

OMA1tA Neb., Ja1l. 27.-Eight Liculsnants Of
the regular army went west Yesterday with tho
clothing whicl, they will distribute among ths
destitute in tho grasehopper region.
, 1875-01-28


KRAMER Charles Ksa,ror died .JaE q, l315.
Funeral Friday at o'cnck, 1t s1a Maine street.
Observation-Disclosures Jan. q. a: =. n1.. ca.
sinne infant daughter Of u. n. and Ellcn O. Davenport
Funeral f.aa zesidoncc M. ss TwontElifth stscet.
Thursday 1t D.
, 1875-01-28

Many runors arc a.loat that 1fE. Sam Turner
-ChicaSo's popular llotei.man-is about 10
sever llin conlltctlon with tho palinar House,
but not one Of them properly locate that geutlc-
mans future residence. Theas rumorr grow out
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-11

Now Is the time OF the year for pheu-
monis, lung fever, coughs, colds, aud Ia
tai results of predi-posirion 10 consump
ton and other lhroaI and lung diseases
Boschee's German syrup has been used
In this neighborhoOd for the past two o.
three years without u single failure To
cure. If you have not used this medi
cine yourself, 20 10 your druggist, Wait
& Hard, or V. Grover. Factory Pninl,
and ask them oi It's wonderful success.
among their customers. Two doses wiz
relieve the worst case. II you have ~
faith in any medicine, just buy samrl
bottle of Bo-chee'S German Syrup for ~
cents aud Try It. Regular siza bottle, 70
cents. Don't neglect cough to save 70
cents. ocll4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-11
,mroRrASr no TRAVELLERS.

When You visit or leave the City Of
NEW YORK, save annoy ance and expense
III carriage hire and stop nj the GRAND
UNION no TEL, opposite the GRAND
CENTRAL DEPoT. 1t has over $50 elegant
~ furnished rooms and is fitted up at an
expense Of over $300,OO0. Elevator
steam aud all modern improvements
European Plan. The RES rAURANfS.
Lunch Counter aud Wine Rooms are sup
piled with the best the markets can iur-
nish. The cuisine il unsurpassed Room,
tor n single person, ~ 80 and 81 per dai.
rich suites for families prupnrlionaiel!
low, 81 that visitors Ia the city and tray-
eIers can live more luxurion-ly, for less
money, at the GRAND UNION, Than u,
any other first-class Ilote in The city
Stages and Cars pass the Hotel ever,
minute for sll parts of The City. q. +
Il w. ID. GARRISON, Managers.