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Having associated ourselves together i9r ihe
transaction Of Fire Insurance business, ana al OF
the Companies lately represented by o. q N. ?.
Wires, having been transferred TO our manasement'
we beg to advise our friends and the lnsu,ins pun
lie of the fact and to respectfully solicit LOT our
staupch and reliable Companies, that patronage
which their excellent management, reuanuty VI
assets and extensive experience entities them 10;
We have increased and superior auvahtases AM
facilities for the transaction OF our business.
We desire to call the attention OF the puDilo 10
the list OF Companies represented by Us as SHOWN
below. Il will be observed that we represent the
OLDEST STRONGEST and MOST roPoIHh rae
ance Companies, both American and European; ana 1
as the importance and necessity oil obtaining ron
ces in this class OF Companies has peeh eleaIIy
shown during the past few years, we trust INA.
business men will avail themselves OF the superior
facilities we offer, and place their business IN our
offices. ,.,
Manufacturipg Companies and Corporations with
large lines to place will md IL especalIy aas
IA reous to entrus their business 10 cur care az We
have unsurpassed facilities and experience IN plAc-
ing such insurance, and can write at inomeht !
notice $500 go on single risk IN ie-poh'iole "u
reliable companies. ,
Smaller manufacturers and merchants, wholesale
and RETAIL can place their Insurance. through u.s. a..
the leading American and English Companies.
OWN. TO the numerous and extensive hres tha'
have occurred OF late and misinanaSement OF
ignorance Of the business, many OF the small Ion-
panies have filled, and it Is well known that many
Companies now don. business are unsound ana
to place insurance only in companies that ART
known TO be STRONG, SOUND, and HOSORAbLE' pa
ticularly, when it costs no more. Policies IN suci
companies as the 4HtnG, Hartford, anu fn1n'r' .
| Hartford, the Home, of New York, Springfield p q
NJ, Of Mass, ana the Queen, OF England, can %
procured only Of US, and on terms as sats!ac'VIs
| as in the many smaller, inferior, and unreAab!'
companies doing business through the country.
We are the only authorized Agents for this yieini
| ity OF the following we!!-known anu popular TN
| Insurance Companies
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Readers German Snuff

Ia. rer.eet cure. and know CT roth.n- better foF
C.ta-rh" Another well-kn0wn d. D. writes g
follows. When enc complains to me o. q baa OO-1
or Heavy Head, at once advise them t. procure
supply o.
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Readers German SMUT

Fog in i practice q near twenty years have daily
been pleased with It's results Doctor whose
word Is authority On all medical questions says
Il call the compound known TO the world as
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CkTARRH
WITT
Raiders German Snuff,
Death VII Be Your DOOM !

Yes. the medical records show plainly that N
nine cases out Of ten the disease known as Ca'ari
WAS the forerunner OF Consumption, which, "heh
fastened on person, ia Ike the sraap o. 'ie hiu-
eous anaconda There is no escape until death f'-
leves them from its torture and they are ia!u IL
crave. Friends may say they died OF consuulp
n. RS FALSE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-05

ten induces the growth and always surely restores
its color, when faded or gray. 1t stimulates the
nutrtive organs to healthy activity and preserves
both the hair and its beauty. Thus brashy, weak
sickly hair becomes glossy, pliable and 9Th
ened; lost hair resrows with lively expression
falling hair is checked and established; thin hair
thickns; and faded or gray hair resume their
original color Its operation is sure and harmless
1t cures dandrufr heals all humors, and keeps the
scalp cool, clean and soft-under which conditions,
diseases of the scalp are impossible.
As dressing for ladies' hair, the VIGog is praised
for It's grateful and agreeable perfume and valued
for the soft lustre and richness Of tone It imparts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-05

Advancing. years,
sickness, care, dislp-
pOintment, and heredi-
tary predisposit.on, all
turn the hair gray, and
either o. them incline
1t to shed prematurely.
\ AYERS HAIR NiGoR,
cby long and extensive
Suse, has proven that it
stops the falling o: the
J hair immediately: o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-05
Readers German Snuff

blessing 10 mankind, for lts ,ow price of2 cents
places j, within the reach oiau." We z sht bling
forward hundreds OF testimonials, but Of what
avail, Its proud record is enough, and the ihous-
ands Of people who have been by the use C..
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Readers
GERMAN SNUFF,

This horrid complaint can ns
cured, 81 may not be gencr'!
known, but most OF our ieauus
Pbysicians are prescribing this
wonderful remedy, well know
inc that its results are so certain
that by its use the person WI.
he brought back 10 periec'
,,eolt!,. An old Doctor says:
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Readers German Snuff

Saved as it were from the grave, are living wit
uesses o. It's great virtue. At this season Of the
year, whom people, by undue exposure and lie sud
den changes in the weather, are liable TO catch
cold, We advise them TO carry in the pocket a
box o.
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gu u y. II. IIeDoNALD & &C.

pr1-,isfs.and Gen ACTS, san Francisco. Cal. 1
ofWasAiugtol and Charlton SIS. y. Y
SOLD ~ ALI. DRUGGISTS Z DE1LEI-s
July 2-ftkwiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-05

The utmost harmony and good feeling
prevailed throughout the deliberations OF
the Council, and the unanimity which char
acterized the various matters brought be-
fore it, tended to make the meeting one OF a
most Measurable kind
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-05

hack and call IL mind how ~
waw first "a cold. then Catafrn,
and Iast COnsunnptiOn. why "h,
neonIe suffer when by The use oi
the remedy,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-05

WHOLESALE AGENTS.
GO. q. GOODWIN & Co. Boston. Mass.
WILLS. EICHARDSOS 4 CO., burlington, VI
RETAIL AGESrss
VINCENT TAFT. burlington, Vt
Nv zl-steodGw6n
, 1875-06-10

ave yeara sro and her rrcacat position, also 10
the licRro's position then and nov. Tho negro
ft still ahead Of tho wotnAn: hut, Wien tho
woman Eets yolce til public natears. anu Eots
chance 10 talk, things wilt DO tli0eroht. all
Iannal, was Handsomely drcaaod IN white. trim.
med with blue, and rccelyol perfect shower oi
bouquets. .......
Tic flpcst exercise Of tho dar WAS tho Grafton
Of Miss 1iosn VI. Cody, at Naporyllfo. Mas
Cody a'so actserc!, the sh!sdictoFy. !3nr Bn"-
jeci was "Wntt and Sco." shu referred tn tho
nae. history Of our nation and ita wonderful at!-
y4ncctncnt. Al for its future. "Walt and sce:" ;"
Size also took up tho subject Of Woman's
flKhtr, OF which Hlto is bsavo 1ofcptlor.
WG,non III our laul now possoss many
rights which, 4 few years a3o. they
Nui0 donc,1, aud arc, in tl,fs respect.
much better ettuntod than tllose OF other
countries. f1er yalcdctory Mns especially tn0,
antt n hitting .rihns0 to tho labors Of tho rsast
don't and rrufessora. hho waa most thstofniiy
up with natural iowcas, aud received bouusiful
t!iaro OF floral tributes.
1ho diplomas wtro presented by. preefdnnt
Smith, aud the exercises ncro closed by nst.alc
and tcnetlicslon.
Thtra wero ityo graduates in tho Scientific
Course, t,r0 In tho English Scientific Aeyen In
tho Gotnlan, aud .lirsoon III thu Commercial
Courses.
Tho exercises parsed of verY pleasantly,
Much WAS a,1,jod BY tho singing OF Tho College
CLEO Club. nn,or sio direction Of Prot. Smith.
and tho INSTRUMENTAL minis rendered BY Mhs
Minnie +. Cody. Of Sarcryille, and Aliss slars'4,
Of Downoss ufoyo.
The College is III a most prosperous condition.
md undoubtedly rhnks M olip Of tho iiess thor
ough educational institutions III the vest:
u. L. 8.
, 1875-06-10

tho ratio Of foublca per head 10 company
INT exceeding ton Eersona. ~ plonty Of reopo
ara, Willing to paY 3 roubles in ll.o chance Of
soelng spirits. no doos worry tlot,s!shnK trado.
among tito bc!tcvers in II. Drolino arc
several professors Of fcicnce, ono OF whom,
N. Nngnor. l,aH published his profeHa.on
of faith In Tho last ntlmIJcr Of tho EHro-
1aan Messenger. Ttis declaration, api1cnring in
II magazine which, 1laa 70 much p,uo:o tn iS,,h-
aia,l tocIo,y, cleatotl \ E.oat IMPRESSION but M
fur only tWo fonrnnlA liayo ina,le my effort to
rtf',se H. Waghor's ns&totnonte. Tin Gu, rro,,sl-
tho SrrItuaats aro, II 10 nono III, leps 10 lo 70.
erettod that iIe!r doctrines should find nccont.
n'lca with mQh Of intclect, fot 1t ilapt,ons thai
at ttis ycry lima tic Government IL irylnE to
I,lt down thu fortnnctcticrs. nnI to rpot mt tho
popular ballot In wool-dcmons, gI,oals gloulu,
n
, 1875-06-10
An Ingenious Plan Tor the rrcservn-
tipal <sk Peace,


Tho general Inconvenience arising from war
hcarcB" Inns suggested to Ill ingenious FEoncA-
nlau y scheme for mitigating. anl Ia tlo loug
r.,n probKbly ayvsttng. Tho evils caused by thus
trit!.ug with the uervea Of Europe. Ills pia,l
also lins the merit vi meeting tle yiowa Of not
ouly those who hold tnat lntosuatlonsl differ
at.ces should bs adj dlustod by the Hworl, but also
ct slosu who, on tho other baud, Hlyoeata -
resort to arbitration" Undor tho low syslom
taeso will DO both fighting aud arbitration; aud
plenty at both. lia proposes tAat, When two
natiuns growl and acovl IT. each other to suct.
au cxtcut AZ to ulake tho general society at .4A-
tiups uncomfortable, aud to agitatu tic stock
excl,augcs throughout the Continent. 1t A!,a!l be
submitted to Nh International court OF arlitsa-
ton to dectIu whether tho two nations In aues-
tiou shall uat 10 catlod upon to light out thetr
quarrel at once. wAothsr prspasedc cr not Tar
Immediate hostlllties. III tlla eyout OF their
lscIinlug to do no nt tho bidding OF tho Court,
they are to 10 simultaneously attacked by a!t
the otler nations, and to hear the whole cost Of
tho ruuyetncutH against tlem, II IL improbable,
however, thai they will bring nattels to this pass
by refusing to igAt when aeasrod to DO toi for
It may be taken for ErAnt Cd t4at they would it,.
tlultolY prefer sas!SnlnaFy tHsslo with zach
cllIer to heiug together engagea In tlutaulIug
themselves aAns attack Of tho wllo1o civilized
world, aud Lo'aa thus nn'tel BY = boud Ut sym.
pathy totally ~ yaEiancV with thuls mutual fool
lug Of AniRSousiil.
, 1875-06-10

Tho Extiaction Of All Secret Societies
Detor,ntncd 1tpuu nt f.iktnburr. nntl
rrnnr scstlc. st-,rnc ~, RI .'r."r,,,
.rr",,,,,os a.xn ,dtm.,ra smt,xssr.
A1us1es ,,N 4A'so ""'"sse" '"'4"'"e@
tofns' ,,,. ,..
ptrTunrno, rs., juno 9.-Tho AntisecFet So
cioty went into polisicnl buslnesa to-day,
and aiter adoptiuv platform In
sa' ss,ta, ~ IA a,,tne,,,odoo5 nn,, r.as-
nlasonry condensed, nominated an individual
ha1nol j. d. Walker, OF illinois, for Treafdent,
and Donald kirkpatrick, Of Syracuse, N. y, for
yro rros,,,c,,t nv 1s7d Thesa aro I'm f,,st ca,,.
T., ..a M ~, ' ri,n T,"r.1,o., ~ sIt H.
n.entablo failure in point, Of tluubcrs. ami att
tho RlaresRns aro as't*ynnls!fo to Hecrst orders.
aud Masunsy and Kn'glt Templasjsn, III pastlta-
lar. "
~ He a A&"sEsafa xIsssI
, 1875-06-10
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

.n jee. Sf thP s5;tsa.. tae ylsoe no sf 1asfs
Serois syphilis oo.nspt!oii. glantsua5 dlste.o ulcer.
n tho .!Eaa Hlnnh un11,s. noaes in che El4nds and
ohssses The aud te wn.ss fo.sns ot sEn dj
!hOnu. e3speIss sche haek spot:, worms a the asah,
patnu tlscharges night swcaa iosa oi spsfu anI Ill
rttra ut The le plsnciplc ~ withn te or.ye
wil psovo 70 Any pssoa uslox IT for othsr tLaasa IT.
ii ths paiIeat. daily becoming .otuccd By tho wastes
and decomposition that ia continually pFogfeIea9,
Fitl new m.te fun healthy blsd th. the
for wiun I'll. remedy r. rak u td.
catlpn. md snceoss IL dlnuishtnx the !as ot Haac.
frot itelf growing hotter Hnd araser tho {ao1 ii.
gsatns sttc appetite mprortnR aud teah aud Uaixhs
mt unly does tho 8srsspartIan csolscnt e1eot ali
known remedial agents III a Of Ehrunlc Sorautan
E"nsi,uo onn aud skin Diseases but 1t Il tho only pos
tive cure for
, 1875-06-10

THE REFORMED CHURCH.
New YorK, June 9.-At Tho session OF tho
Synod OF tic Reformed Church to-day In JorHey
City, the resolution slat tho 5000 taken by tho
llestzog Hall Contaittao 10 restored to the per
,Yancnt fund rms tatpn from the table
and diee,,sscd. Elder Festlou repeated tho
Hlniemont tlat TouoYck'a legacy Of &10,-
COO WAS to tue Theological Seminary
al New brunswick. not to tue Bynod. 1Ie oGrcrch
substitute TINT tho unoxpcndsa run, Of :5,Uu0
10 hold subject to tho draft Of tho petcr uortzoy
Hall Cpmnlttoa.
At tia suggestion Of Judge Lott tho $4,000
VIM put buck In tie haIus Of tho Board
moved his resolution tl.at tho money
bo placed at tile dispoAa1 Of tho aerzog Hall
Committee. IN accoidance With tho dcsrs Of tho
tcntntor.
Resolutions nero adopted At tho sftornoon
seaaion for tho diyiaion Ut tho public school
funds for hcctartasl purposes, anu aepfccattng
tha removal Of tho uLhlo from tho publlo
tchnolB.
Adjourned.
Lou1sy1LrE. KY, lime D.--Dr. samnel II. VIII
Eo1l, pABsor of tic FiIBt Presbyterian Church OF
thts CITY. Was tepo1ed to-day from hin,!n!hter1ng
the ntdinnncen of tnn church. twill Gs ronsena-
bescd that sOnio uInntl,6 BIlcA Or. Wilson WaH
Summoned before tic Lol.lsyille rresbytcEy to
answer certain charges. lie declined 10 submit
to shs action Of tie praBbytery. and carried the
easo bvioro Tho Neno1as Asueu,bly at tts seccnt
HessIon in st, LoilB. wlrto tho ac.tou Of Tho
lEesbytcry was sustained. Tho Irestytory
ulet agsin yoatcrday aud 4 resolution mas
nslonse4 that Dr. Wilson 10 REQUESTED to
notify tho rrosbytery whether ho was willing to
sueoEnsze !ss authority Il, Tho points unt1or cor
tfovGray, knd whether ho chose to exercise Ais
laiy!!cEes NJ = luo.uDor Of TINT body. A letter
was read before that body to-day from Or. VIII
Hull locIiMing 10 10 governed by tho authority
oltcr Ut thy rrestytcry or Assembly. Ito waa
thc1cfuro aepoBst by the rrosbytery, aud Lis
uame stricken ftou tile rolls.
uSliEhhALIaf aESNAY-HCHOntA,
!ylet:ut EEspu&eh II The GhstaQh Iraotnt.
LAFAYETTE Ind, Juno Y.-lha Infann State
Convention Of tile Uniye,Hast Knuday.scAools
met nh their church In this city this forsnuou,
hnd wah called to order by tho President. George
l!nsetn. rastor Fal! welcomed tho dtlrgstoa in
bifef kpeteh. After tho appointment Ut Cotu.
laitteeA the lsey. I. Il. Guthrie. Of Mu,eie pre-
Eented pa11er oa sunlay-school Litcra,tl,e,
!ts Defects mud lleme4ies." which WIS the unb-
jet ot t'eha.s dNs!as this day. TITO Convention
y laspcly Attenled, nearly all tho churches IL
tle stalc leing feprtsentod. Tho ltsy. ". y
Curry, "t Indianapolis, will addsuss tic Couycu
lion this evening.
, 1875-06-10

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. Juno o.-Iho closing oxoE-
clHos OF tho Illinois Industrial! UnivsrBisy CoA,-
.nersde,llont took place today. Tho exhibition
drill was Witnessed by very large crowd. Tho
p1ereisus in tho chapel woro yariod and interest,"
ing, and wero llassued to by over 1000 people.
GUY. l'ovcrldge dG.. Mason Draymau, Col.
II. u. Mason, and many other diguitaros, nero
pgoseut. Tha graduating clusa numbered thirty
o1.o Indies and gentlemen. Although, this iA an
"agslcu!tussl cellege," but few os tho gsalussea
design lnaklltH agriculture tIscir lilo business,
and most of theeu wjll be found in tho
workshop aud lha otlce ~ Hoou Az tlby
hettlp down 10 business. The following arc thu
graduates: l.Aura Anderson, Champaign Ar.
thur l.. Darnts. Champaign; D'llon =. lrown.
tseaoa Nnip!s L.. lkonn, Masengo; Aux,sss.
Campbell. philo; v. W. Codaington Ms
uotuousa Wia.; Franklin r. unbhou, allnonk :,
buselgl L.. Dunlap, kAyoy; Henry Uun1ap,
Champaign; Ernest Esstoii. phito; Winfield i.
EYeEl!art. NooHs James Faulkner, Cletnent !;
George N. us'dley, Ilalfd.y !; Flora l.. Kellogg.
woody,'e, O.; George +. 'ksnowor. Clement !,
ALICE Lee. Cllknpa!Kn John l.. Lelar. Hstayta
Charles e. Ly!ord, Aoscoo Johu q. alcCauley,
| behahes. O.; john Mpptlert WurtemburE, Ger
lnauYi Fernando 4. latBuns, Waterloo, Ia. !;
| E'aast Patch, Janesyilie. Wis; Watson Flok-
!Ell. aleclAaicauurK; Fauny Pierce, Champaign /;
Ws!!iaH q. Fo'!yos, Ut. Vernon Etna lIubin.
hnn. thAtnpA'gn Me.Ile A. SoovitIo, laAtoul !;
t!ssshss Q. Scua1dar, EIestpn Mary q. htcels,
tss'sAa Maggie f.. Stewart, CLamfaigu; LIZ
tnat l. Warner, Rockford.
, 1875-06-10
LATE LOCAL ITEMS

Hone malicious persnn ret fire to tho frame
cottage Of William Warren, No. SOL Arnold
bttcet, yosterlay morning. 1t AGO O'clock but tho
da.uos weso oxt,nguahea before auy Ae,io,,s losa
pa1eu. An alarm w4H given from lo1 la8.
Mrs. Mary Edwards, wife OF prof. Edwards,
. yUullH wonan 2i years of aso, fesIlng at No.
DIV n,tcrnoun 1T lin orIuck by staLiy 1ass. hSr.
Hrlt III tho region OF the Aoart With 4 pookot-
knifo. The sound IL about three tucheH ticsp,
a1d IL thought to DO latsl.. She wAs attended
hy DEu. Nels0a and Taluott. long.consinlrti
i!iuosn hab trocted her, aud 1t h believed that
she colnMittod tho act Hhilo Isboylug under Il.
u temporary insanity,
, 1875-06-10
DIR. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

patYst regulate. puh,. eIs.H:s .n sttsn1hea ltsa-
l1or, Nasols. ki4ns,s, Gl.d,tes ksr!ans !'.s1.ess
lo.aohe uaatiAtE,,n9 or;t!ssas:. r.. r.
hasas, Tias =. Il liz i.sos.l u.
staIla, containing msFery. minerals, os dsstssous
" observe tho following symptoms resulting frpm
ni.nrjs,s q tho pixe.ti;;s e; Ofxa1., ~.
Head, Il tns sa~,eh N.us9a. is.r.Lu1n ~.
Etapeos. satiSs Fiuyinss I'll j us stoD|.
:eh, sxa,;s.nx Z! w. ils1*. la4t.sA .nd Difficult
shsa ps:Ig;s n5as;;, 5 III r p.E y
tGe Skin .aa Kss. Paa g tho slde, Chss Lal9a. saa
,us aSsc. 9t WAYs y I.ia vi f1cs the ,ystsa
from al il4 2turr- -nas I!suFupG. lEu Is Eshts ~
box, bo!h BY IEuSEts.4.
ltentt "Fuisg aud Iruor
Hspd 1hp Isttestt4Iap to KApWAY ! CO., H. @
W%trSu'st:, hsx fu1k lulafUstiea worth tisaasAA1s
viii 10 xeat you.
, 1875-06-10
Tum0r Of Twelve Tenrs' Growth Cured BY
1tntivuy'H Mea0fvout.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From gromnoat rtneman and resident Of Ctne!nnati
publishers Throughout tha unltsd it4!es.
NEW YnnK, f1et. II. 1910. !.
na, KApwArspxaa atat ta.a toIacnd hy a tua.e of
wutns pf your 1sdclne % u4Ysy!t Fur suspral ysar
had been aaolef with aano ttnunlo IN ts hlaarr mi
II II n: ts.thIy .lses!ak a!.ss.c s,lsh the uye1ans
it.nsa.ia"n q tho klnoIs md bladder md xs.g Z -
Sf "9,hoa inis T.! P.s,oht 1f
an r.. ns t.aoa laEo %as ct nsd!ellC:
had read of satnushnx ours. having bau mada b. 1nnt
Esncles and soe fuuf Mnuths Axn FoA1 utioa I9 the
effected oa rst,on Who lsa oux hss1 suls1aas ~ sd
patila, lssoIssp Kssd5 1aef, aud Isxu1stins Pllls
aud commenced taktne thar Iii tArse DAYS ASa great
u srlss.na, aud nox tsoi ~ Heii ~ evrf,
u, ". JAMEa Cincinnati. o.
, 1875-06-10

Tha IT.. Petersburg correspondent OF tho
uau;a for spritunias n,RnitestatiotH In that city
jl,st now, and that tho popularity OF Ilolna ii
1uE o&tsadu.l by THAT which : FroucAnan
natao4 Erediffo At present enjoya: lloMa
was looked upon a. something Of; ., dil'
1csanta, for 10 only hold hiH seances in thoAa
housca to Which Ao MUS au invited guost, whsre-
~ II. I1edltro " always ready to "manilsss st
, 1875-06-10

Special Usspaseh 70 Ihs chsedga Tfibuns.
LACox, ILL.,, June 0.-Ths old uotslesH Of Mar
shall County hold their annual plculo 1T this
place to-day. Ths attendance WAS quito large,
and tho town full OF pooplo. But for The threat
enlng aapoct Of the morn,ug. tho crowd would
hayo been much larger. Tue exercises voro w.
hand~Hl.akiug. Tho oponing address was made
by JudEo hangs, aftor whlch 1t WAS f1oa-and-
easy until Adjournment.
, 1875-06-10

PAnEs. June 0.--A ylo1ent storm passed. oYer
tho city to-day. causing imu'sa,so dan'ngc. Thcre
wero many accldauts. and trall!o was wholly sus.
pended In tho streetB. The storm eAton4ed to
tho soush Of France, aud from tho Iyrcueea
comes tho top0rt TINT h0nse was prostratctl
aud elovsn persons killed. Tic damage done in
Paris alone IL estimated ut II. .000, ,U0Q fraucs.
, 1875-06-10
THE DETTlE STUART INSTITUTE.

Sh7t413 778J5dEEH 70 I'M t15eH7a 7FF1HHes
BrHiSuriEtp, ILL.,, Jnno U.-Tha Commence
mont exercises Of the Dotlfo Stuart 1nst!tnte
took place this morning In tho Second lfcsbY'
tcriau Church. This ln4ttute 10 inraenboy pop-
ular, and patron!zed by yonuR ih'ltes from ,his
and other States. Mrs. ItoNos, tho Principal,
hah An cuviAbio reputation IA tchchor, af,1 iior
scholars. on graduating Aro gfarlol high as
tl,uroush and e,.dihctpiinc'i. Ihero wore ntno
sradnstea IN tho clnss this year. Tho saIutatory
WAS delivered by Miss shumwaT md tho sala-
audience. whlcl was largo, grsctoa tho literary
Efforts Ut thu Eraduases wltl, applauso aud boa.
tuEt%.
, 1875-06-10
PENTEcOs1.

CONFIRMATION sEnyfcE3 Ar LII. MEssISds 6fSA~
UouEE,
Tho Hebrew holiday Of 6i,ebuoth Tontccoft}
wns celebrated by tho 1araclltos fu th1s city
yesterday. Az tho custom Of confirming the
children TINT haso reached tho 4go OF 10 years
on thiA dny has bcsn ndoptsd by most Of tho
1iraclltes during tho past fow years, tho various
aynagog,ts wcro filed to orertlowng with tho
faithful. ,yllo laI como to witncsy tho beautiful
ceremony. -...-.. ..-.
Tho eynagosuo OF tho "1ehilot D'nni
Sho1or," on Wabash avonuo, noar Four
tccnth rtrent, Ut which tho Ecs. Dr..
3lrssing IL tho rabbi presented beau
tiful appearance, being rsofnso!g decorated
tbs piaco fourteen gisla wezo confirmed. all Of
whom woso handsomely Gtcsaod IN white. The
continuation services wero opened with au a1-
dress by tho rabbi, Dr.. Messing: Tls.o fol-
lowed an opening prayer By 1ltas Ihcsctia
aea sa no sna iiasar EsfsI tsn s s Ssse1ed ]
MI nduyesa worry ieepay.
Tho chl]rcn we're thon examined or the fol-
la"iug suo1oets: Dignity Of Man. 1!s'iElou,
tim, Thn Tradition. pusIex. Cosensus,ses Law,
nnd The Ieuiah Ctoel. Tho answers weto given
very readily an1 with great prccisson. Misa Il.
Trnhnan nAid tho Ton Cpmlnantiuontssu German
aud Hiss Tina Goldrtino n Engsn. This VIA
~ u 1eC4tAtIul VI tuG t4ltbCSH t4CG03 ~
2lisd Tina Hlehtcg. After tho examination. Ma8
1nlma Heller offered pruycr. Tho three funsla-
n,cnssl principles Of tho Jowish faith uero then
explained by Emma Ftohtnan+ an iuTocasion
mud religious dtclaihtiou by Misses Aliunio
sc'.marx mud Lzzic FlHchor, respectively, cumo
next. Nl1ea Lena Weiss followed with q very
feeling addtess to tho parents, tlaukug tlom
for tho nlnny kntncsses roeclvoa as their laals.
Tlln children then went to their parents anoug
tho auIicnce mud received tholr blessing. This
wns n worry affecting 1ccno, which brought forth
tcaln from .pany ores, tho children confirmed
beng tic n,as. affected Of all. When the cAii-
t.re,, woro aeain nhBomblod nrountl tho minister's
,lenk Miss Aunie loyy n,nde few yesnntks.
The blessing OF the Children by t4n rabbi was
tho next Affecting se.l.o This wns followed with
tub!imn pravcr ii, 0slnan aud English by Mines
Hattie Goldsmith and hclael 1uLo. respective
1y. uni Miss Lizzie QoidbGrRer made the cloang
prayer. The raboi then rcaensc4 tile candidates
with their confirmation cortiicateB a Hobtew
eopg concluded tho beautiful Gel elemonios.
, 1875-06-10

Apee,ai Uispateh u Ihs 4hteago Tribune.
TAABAs ElT4, No., June 0.-,l,ss Jennie Nell
son, having bueu jiltel BY hor lover, Milton Ray,
took dose Ut ,aadanum, but tho physicians Buo-
ceeded iu saving her life.