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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
One Way of Doing 1t.

WE have pressed the Cincinnati En-
quirer, Inte1-Oce0n and other initiation
sheets to explain how the Government
would proceed to get more irredeemable
green scrip into circulation so as to benefit
the ''pOor man" If it buys bonds with
new issues, how will that help" poor men"
who have no bonds for sale? Poor men
can get all the greenbacks they want now
if they have anything to give in exchange
for them. But the Enquirer is equal to the
task. 1t replies: Let the Government
stop taxation for few years, repeal the
whisly-tax for instance, and supply the
deficiency by "more greenbacks" until
they become "cheap and abundant" OF
course this would be adding Just so much
to the national debt to say nothing of
knocking down the value of the whole
currency to ten or twenty cents on the dol
lar, perhaps, when gold would be quoted
at 500 or 100. The next step would be re-
pudiation Of the greenbacks as worthless,
and in that way they would be paid"
Then the State banks would be revived to
fill the vacuum, and we should have again
thirty-seven different kinds Of wild-catand
blue-pup currency, and every man would
carry in his pocket ThOmpsOn's Bank
Note Reporter and Counterfeit Detect0r to
find out how much the stuff was worth
Chicago Tribune.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
The DenCUement.

WRITING Of French plays Albert Rhodes
says: The man of science begins at the
beginning and writes from cause to effect.
The playwright who understands his bust
ness begins at the end, first seeks his de-
rlOuenae1at in the same way that Poe, ac-
cordlng to his own account, wrote the
" Raven" What our poet called the
climax the playwright calls the den0ue-
nae11t, which is only a difference III name.
If the play be of five acts this is often
placed in the fourth, the fifth being added
to satisfy the poetic demands of Justice
and fill out the harmony of the work Men
Of science are not often capable Of pro-
ducing play because they are men Of de
ducIiOns, who reason from the ego to the
animal; in word, it is foreign to their
nature and training to write backward.
When the playwright has found his grand
situation the rest is comparatively easy
and consists of a series of sign boards
which point to it, Then the action
marches logically step by step, the inter
est increasing until the end is reached-a
SNOWFALL that rolls into the avalanche
This art has attained to remarkable devel-
opment in France, but talent can never
take the place Of genius; and some of
Shakespeare's plays remain to this day
the most perfect models of dramatic un-
folding which leads up to that calamity
which is the sequence of every drama
From the beginning the impending ca
tastrophe is apprehended and the appre-
hension grows with each succeeding
scene until the elimination. No intelli-
gent spectator thinks that this or that act
is dull or out Of place, for every scene and
every phrase is the necessary part of an
harmonious hole. The most essential
feature in play-writing is naturally a
striking dezouenaent, and when it is found
it should be written out clearly The
most common cause of failure is because
this den0uenaent is vague or halfway, and
is generally owing to the fact that the
author does not begin at the end The
lines should be deep and strong in every
thing relating to the grand final situation
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
THE MARKETS..
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Ohh-
LIVE STocK.-Beef Cattle-S1 .5G013.00. Hogs
Live, SS.250S50. Sheep-Live, S4.=0G6.5O.
Observation-Disclosures to choice, s6.O50
$50; white wheat extra, s6.50G7.50. Wheat-No. :
Chicago, S1.33Q1.34; No. . Northwestern.
s1.3591.36; No. ? Milwaukee spring, S1.37@
1.3S. Rye-Western and State, S1.0s0l.1o. Bar
ley-S1. $50 .37H. Corn-Mixed Western, 71Q
S0Hc. Oats-Western Mixed, 5S060c.
Observation-Disclosures, $50 70g20. SO. Lard
-1355013Ac. Cheese-5910Ac.
WooL.-Domestic fleece. 5G163c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE SToCK.-Beeves-Cho S5.15l6. p; good.
S5.O0G5.6O; medium, s4.25Q5.OO; butchers
stock, S2.75Q4.OO; stock cattle, s3.O0G4OO.
Hogs-Live, S7.75G8.25. Sheep Good to
choice, S4.25G475.
PRovIsIoNs.-Butter-Ch 25Q29c. Eggs
Fresh, 1S1a914c. Pork-Mess, s20.25G2O. so
Lard-s12 95G13.00.
BREADsTUFFs.- Winter Extra.
Sc. 5OQs.O0; spring extra, S5.5006.373S. Wheat
Spring, No. ?, S1.16G1.161E. Corn-l,o. ?, 621I9
bSc Oats-No. ?, 399391sc. Rye-No. 2, SAG
s41sc Barley-No. ?, s1.0sG1.09.
kUMBER.-First Clear, s45.00946.O0; Second
Clear, s4SO0@45.oO; Common Boards, $1,000
hoo; Fencing, s10.G0@11.e0; "A'' Shingles,
s2.5o93.o0; Lsth, s1.75G2OO.
CINCINNATI.
BREADsTUFFs. --Flodr-S675G7.o0 Wheat
Red, s1.4o@1.:o. Corn-73G75c. Rye-s8g
Sc. Oats-50G65c
PRov1sIoSs-P Pork = S2o.401205o. Lard-1S
914c.
ST. LOUIS.
LIVE SToCB.-Beeves-Good 10 choice, $3.50
635. Hogs-Live, s7.250s.00.
BREAphTUFFs.- Fall, $5.75G6.25.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
Politics VS.. Business.


= .
II Money article, Cincin-
natl Enquirer, Aug.
12.l
The condition of our
money market is without
essential change. There
is a feeling on the part
of bankers generally that
rates of discount ought
to be higher. bit tie sup
ply Of money is too large
and the den1dnd for it Is
too small to justify Ga
GdUdnce III rates. The
demand for money to-
day was smaller than
usual. and the banks &C.
Icepted Gb0H all the pa
per offered at T0S per
cent. and if any was re-
Ijected it was not for
IaCGnt Of means. In the
open market there was
scarcely any prime bust
ness paper offered. while
there was a good demand
for it at 708 per cent.
TIE general supply Of
currency seems TO be in
.credSing rather than 9th
.erwise.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

Wheat-No. Red Fall, S1.a4@1.45. Corn-No.
?. 630G4c. Oats-No. =, 36G36Hc. Rye-No.
2, 1SQ79c.
PROVISIONS Purk-Mess, s21. 409215O. Lsrd
-l3G134c.
MILWAUKEE,.
BEEADsTUFFs.- tIoar-Spring Xxx, S4.75Q5.1
WheaJ-Spring, No. l, S1.29h@1.SO; No. 2,
s.. 221aQ1.23 Corn-No. ,, 65G6514c. Oats-No.
2, 391444oc. Rye-No. l, 6l082c. Barley
No. ,, S1.0901.10.
DETROIT.
BREADsTUFFs. = Wheat = Extra, S1.43Q1 As.
Corn-N0 /, T3G74c. Oats-No /, 41Q42c
TOLEDO.
BREADsTUFFs w eaJ-Am6e- Mich, 81 SO
G1.373z; No. Red, s1.32G1.36. Corn-High
Mixed, 10h@71c. Oats-No. ?. 44@4414c.
CLEVELAND.
BREADsTUFFs.- ! Red, Sl.45G
$50; No. 2 Red, s128G1.43 Corn-High
Mixed, 75416c. Oats-No. 1, 47Q4Sc.
BUFFALO.
LIVE STOCK. - Beeves S5.25Q7.00. Hogs-
Live, SS.00@6.20. Sheep-Live, S450G5.00.
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE SToCK.-Beeves-Best S6750725; me.
dunn, $6.00@6.25. Hogs = Workers, S7.90@
$50; Philadelphia, SS5O@9O0. Sheep-Best
S5.3005.60: medium, S475@510.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
The Hon. I

THE Hon Reverdy Johnson has
come out strongly in favor of hard money
He claims that Congress has no power,
under existing circumstances, to issue
MORE irredeemable paper money and to
force the people to accept it as legal
tender
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

A CORRESPONDENT from a watering
place hotel says his breakfast reminds
him of the game of croquet, because it is
so hard getting around the steak.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

No MORE gros-grain, big-bowed, long
end sashes, if you please, saws Mime.
Nodiste, but instead, wear d band of mar
row ribbon around your waist, with lot
Of streamers at the left side.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

Political Editorial, Gin.
cinnGtj Enquirer, dug.
12.l
Who says the currency
is redundant ct the pres
ent time? Liars! Let
anyone apply to a bank
for accommodation. and
he will be impressed
with the idea that it is
eItrenlety scarce.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

my DEAR, when will there be only
twenty-five letters in the alphabet?'
"DUnno, unless when U and | are made
one"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

LIFE is like a roll of costly material
passing swiftly through our hands, and
we must embroider our pattern as it goes
We cannot wait to pick up false stitch,
or pause TOO long before we set another
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

WHO dies and leaves a fortune to his
relatives cannot expect to have mourners
at his funeral
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

-. .Paradoxical as it may seem, the ex.
pansionists are in favor of contracting-s
bigger debt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

WHEN man has house-lot on which
he cannot pay the taxes, he has site too
much.
, 1875-09-11
THE DRIVE,
VIEWING THE dUtjTu FAHK.


In ths afternoon large number Of rnembors
Of tho Association took advantage Of the invite
lion extended BY Tbs South Para Commissioners
70 visit tho South patk and bonlovards. Car
hagss were In waiting 1t tho ladies' entrauce 10
tas Grand Pacific at half past q o'clock. aud
sele soon Glsd oy the sxpeotaus pomologists
a4d few Of out Prominent cislxtns. The tall
fdstn OF Governor bsvstldge loomed up in tho
alst carriage. and among dthe1s present could
b seon tho w6lt-knoWn faces ol 0eotxa ",
Gage, Ch4uncev Bowen. II. ". i. Cleyo'apd,
md nsg!stss Hlbbtrd. Tho route taken by she
ea1aagt oa having tho hotsl wAs east gu Jack.
son atrest 10 Michigan avenue, frpu which tkIo
vai.ors were a7orlsd 6i'e ttsw Of tie lake
dnriuR heavy gallo. Largo numbers Of vessels
could be sesu, scattered around outslds the bSf-
boz bare OF rigging, waiting Tor the storm 10 .ub-
tits- Tho pattj rods south on Michigan 4yepue.
ctossinx otsr to Dsaxel boulevard, Al Dre1ei
boulevard tne cotnnanE dtsmoupted and walked
SONS dstancs down lis Boulevard Patk. Again
tattug carriages, they won't over to tho South
Past, ~bs1o hfs. Cleveland ezpIaiued 10 such ~
could hear b m the nAuy hsAAnss Apd future
wonders 0! tha place. 4 vlslt to tho botanica!
garden VIA Of oousas in order. after which tha
return TIN was made by way q tho Otand
boulevard. aouth la1k 8Eeous. Rod Calumet and
AichlSAn Ay6nuea.
, 1875-09-11
SURGICAL FEAT.

Er$tka2 hsrafeh II Tht Chita9o 7ffbHns,
ANN AAnon, Mrh. Sept. 10.-Dr. MscLoau, at
tho Michigan University, yesterday performed
ons OF tho most wonderful surgical operations
eyer known. Some time sinoo youue man,
named Henry Ottmtu, waa shtlo,nly injured by
~ explosion OF guaposder. beaaR thrown
through window into the strest. In addition
to having his eJss Asnoss soaalY destroyed. his
neck Va. badly cut NTH alsas. Thin pieosa Of
glass; cut the carotid artsrv three-fousths OF.
Ciotted blood stopped ths henotraRe. but tu-
u,ur began TO foral. alei NTH blood, directly
upon this artery u Increased in sIzo ti!l It b.
cana ss largo ~ = large orsuKe. Tho tlln rack
of tho tumor uauat soon burst, and death
inevltAbly follow. Dr. MaoLeso undertook tho
difficult task Of removing 1t, ~ tbs only means
Of saving tbs 1Ifo Ut tbs Young nsn. This wa
auccessfully doue, and tho artery peImanensiy
c!ossd by llgaturea. Tho patient Ia doing vol,
And will soon recover.
But one otbAs successful operation OF tho
kind IL on tsoor1 that performed by Prof.
syme. OF EdiobusR, soms years ago When It
IL known that thsrs mare niue ohAnoes aRslnst
and ono for life, the operation thrown Rrsat
credit upon ths surgical sktIl Ut Dr.. ukoLeaa.
, 1875-09-11

PORT OF CHICAGO, SEPT. 10.
hhntTEn-S%hs J. 4. Holmes, Twb Hiyers, I1fnfcT:
arhr u. o. Alufeclss, Fnrd nistr rt..s kchf q. u.
TrawsridFs, pruaantcs, luuI,er; sthr 0:al Tidnas.
Meuomnee tnmtcr; schr Atslsuta, Ceaar nIsnr, iun,
lrs schr i, taikns, Msnstte, lumber; sci,s u. J.
aklduhrr, Fentrntcr. fu.nhf; ach- Js.nca prr@lrn.
Lndingon. tan lark achs. AardlntA Eit 11cr, VOID
fchr Iis1n1ts stant!ee, lu1nter: prop 1smasek. Mc
nominee. toxinv; teow White Oak Lullngtoh. Iurn-
ber; srhr FIn 1<,lt 1.,dlffeton, lnmtnr
'ehr Andrew Jackhpn, huntington, futnsrf;
achr s. gses. Lincoln, lumber; prop Oeean, Mon-
iresl, sinlrirn; schr Topsy, MsalrRnn, lumhcr:
bar9c Nasetfy, Buffalo, sund1!ea; tnrge Marinett,
Atuonsnee, lufnhcr; barge b. i. Ficr, Metom!neo.
iufnfcr: large Ellorado. McnomirHc .urnbtr; sehr
Dss-e poalt. I.udnHton. uubor; acr l.. A. Aimrson,
Huntington, lumber; schE DeIr, H9nth liasep, Esil~
,ns trs sclr Annie Thorthe, White Lake, t.ltntrr:
prop City Of Trsyosse. Traverse ci:y, 1uinbrr: shr
C.ntee Grand Ha.en, lnn11,er; schr Chtlsngn, Mar
1nrt!c, iron ore; schr +. b, 1ardrct. Fnrd
River. lumber; schr orient, os~eEo, Timber
echr Ie.ef Muskrgon, lumber: sehr InscoEs, Hau,-
lct lumber: schr W. II. uawkna. Union 11'1, wcoi :;
.chr oes!no, Ludinsson., lnmbcr: srhr Tr:scs'"r
arc; bs Sasreo je.:is Lin. E.csaa6a f"n "rs sse~
~ S':ats% a. Hveia: IT.. sn"aee. s is-! % CIR III IT.
sDS h sr br1sr a;'' .ehr Il
trJss, bl.rk River, humber achr M,dilsaex, St.u.s-
tee. iatuDtr,; sthr s.m Co'k. o.weso, coai: chr
M.i.,ss a1De1 sarts w'n.oE: NJ M'n'stse r.,
!cr: prop Me.ssns1. IT. JYserb aun'lrcs
!Ioleu. White Like iumi,cr; sehr Hubert H. King-
sundre&; .tmr eheluygan, Manih'wtc. snnll.t";
Hclr un!de. Cotlina' Per, N>oi: .'hr Inra,, Whit:
Lake, sunt1r!cs Ach, 0atn.cok 1-keg II. iatn,rr;
scbr e. l.. J"Ln s:., Frankfort, ,i",: trhr rahass
M"ts, f'ccnto, nmtor; sehr A. O.. M'>sry, I.n. rim.
la,ntef esir Minerva, nn'ttem, humber; .:sr Nri-
wins, 3lnskcaoti, nmter echr - j. "rIa, H'g by,
aal; Prop II: r. Pain. t'taud 1iarsn towing: &"if
LuliIgton, sut1tes; schr Isabella Sanda. Msiisec,
sunIreh; achr ftt Brown. F.r1 R.y+r. r17o.n .ins;
schr Abigail. Mnskegul. unt,er: s:hr Helen Nfa~i,
Mustecon, lumber; reon !. F. Prince. Musseaeu,
lu,nl ar; Bcnr Ks'ciam, Fsahkfers, lumber; scbr
Hate +. Howard, White Lake, wootI.
CLEAEEp-Schr Harriet Ann, eauRstus T. "a cords
eone senr fA&1te DJak. 81, joeslI, 40 Lfls lime
tchr juhu II, HoYe.. OtwcRo, ~, so In rorn. VIII H.
II. AloaTr, Buffalo, G3 00U hi ccrn: schr r, J. Kct.
trsre, pentwaer brH isrk: TrLr tds k.ith. Nninln
c1,2aj hn wteat Echr City of 9E>en HLy, Inlfalo,
Il, ,39l bu whs1t hr Mary Heller, While Lake.
tons tceh, ) brF besf, ii pigs merchGohEAo.
E1uar cL.AhAsor4-ata,t O:ont'', Greeu Day, ~
hris port and sur!.o4: nrlr ". A. Iaw4ins, t'nion
Ttr. g,cOJ Lr4k; lrpp Montana, BnfAio. 1863 bu
soru; scbr Fisher, ur ind H.v.n. a sass fed sn.
s,nar1es; rr,'p 1ns, Buffalo, =" Lrls -four; Eric.
100 hi wheat, eAD bags aour, BIO baga feed,
aud sunure1, . .-
, 1875-09-11

Icttnr In return, wnn1l In profitable, avon Mt Inv
raten ot nt"rn.t tho connection Of caj,'tat%
no,dd ret,tInr thnre tnte- vary low. What iB Int
ter 10 revive industry than low intolc~t. WITH
cobfd"uco IN pootl liner. which the rro.fnct Of
e'ab!llty and tlnnoss money would hrn% hav.
ex: eet ION tho eradral-"nlIancomcnt plan 10
reach honest mt.nty within reatoI sh'u
,irn,, wl'I!ont sin1ont dietnrbahce Of .a'n"R,
without hankrup,ng tho na,i,n, AnA with tLo
ErcalaAt Aatlafaction to tlio Yteatest nnmbes. ]
hope tLi1 pl.n will ba hone.sly crilIcisod. and
TINT amendments NAV DO PROPOSED to II, or tins
it may bring forth bottar and moro uracttrstio
plan, ii any, ffon otAers. +. IL. CuANDLIn.
, 1875-09-11

}51FfHTth
nosroN, Sept iu.-Ja1nes Z. Woods, freight broker
% s.s.e street, nossou reports European frcslts
follows There las been changn In The general,
d1ll condition Of the froabt market dnr!ng tbs week
Thers Il scarcity Of egtbls se;nes for tie gra'r
trAdc but no demand It any rato exceeding s. pc,
quarter, which may be qunted - nontn4ll,
ihs current rats 10 Cork, for orders. W.
nots engagements Of .s,N bu corn fu.
Liverpool, hy st-amcr San Marcos on private terns
undaistoo1 10 be 6fh per n, with primaRe. Th,.
se4mer has neArty completed her eugIgcuiettts. aud
will sail SATURDAY, advertised. she t4ks+ Is coo ir
corn and alout :00 tonn Of nour. sugsr, snd prn
are somewhat lover. beng qnosel at lis tdta20s fo
xeight and measurement Yo1ds per ton.
, 1875-09-11

Tho Nav Orleans Pioaya"s OF the ID asys +
" During tbe lsster part Of lass week terrible
aass OF Wholesale poisoning occurred in the
family OF lit. Nlsz, living in tue pariah Of A.
canstop. Il appears that Ms. Mler administered
10 four Of his children i couple Of wo1m-
lozouges, OF dEseees, Pleoe. such ~ are ptspas-
III sna put M, suRsr-coAted, BY thu Frencb
manufacturers Of thls clsss OF msdioinea. Three
OF tho children wefo almost instantly seizea With
copyoisloua and cramps. aud dad Ia few hours.
Tie fourth oblld waa llttls lAtsr ID ths div u.
taoksd 10 the sama manner, nd atAd Ia lsss shAn
tasn&J-1auk ho1kp Afta5 ssda."
, 1875-09-11

CHICAGO HAHBcR.
Hereafter yeasela making Chicago hasl'or during
storms round TO In safety Al she aunthern euh Of
the Unled satss brcatwater instesd Of attempting To
como in At tho entrance st tho North Pier There II.
inside tho breakwues depth Of u foot Of wafer for
distance Of ON feet toward the soro giving ample
sea-rpom for anchorage. ~
light tts os,lluary lh!p-tantsEn whftclghs} will
b. kept tho extreme south end ot ths bscatwaltr.
(HIgnsd3 q. l., ulLLEsrsE,
Inenta,
, 1875-09-11

CHICAGO.
Freghta wcra auict and weak. Charters wefo made
It 14c fur Ia Buffalo, md Afterx D. BID
Tile charters include sclrs f. H. Watson aud barge
Argonaut, corn to Buffalo, 1t 21c; prop rerly ati
bsfge Dawson, wheat Al,d IL DuRp tha former
I'll taru,tgh r4tc. Capacity, 35,01U bn udest and
$4,000 lu cuFu,
, 1875-09-11

Altar returning from the vialt to the Bouth
Pstk ths members OF the PotuulngIcaI AasooiA-
Ton wsEs Invited lnto tho ladies' ordinary 10 en-
Joy . banquet provided In their honor by the
, 1875-09-11
HOTEL.
HOTEL,
RE0pENlNG OF THE ASTOR HOUSE,

NEW YORK CITY. RY ALLEN T. DA.M.
with modern Improvement md newly flr1li,hed, il
orcneI frrt-cass botol on tue European rlan
Tbs business public will and II one uf tho most cum
foratle and convenient In tic city. tho being
uuusua1ly large Gg.t. h,ld airy tine Of Otis 1ros.
rtraan passenger e'e,ators viii I'll day sud hl
atEht best of ns viii he eln. nye s al,a
N.trance M Eetry-et. HeofEs 81 to u = d4y.
The II 'nt!a han been eeKanty fitted ~ : reatAu.
Tho utst oyaers III the country brocslty. The tar
sl be suivued with tho choicest winus. liquors, Lies,
rte. ALLEN l. DAM, TropftetcrV.
0ouv1nNEun 4. LANSING, Mansesr.
n. B.--Mr Dam will continue hiF rropr1etorrhp c4
ihe union Saasfo latel. Nav Yosk-gno of thu tNst-
slloWn hoteja uptown,
, 1875-09-11
LAKE ERIE.
HltEFALNa

susstaI DfssattA TO Tia Chfeaao T-tbass.
nuFrALo, stpl. l0.-Tha srhr William Young. stone-
taen frutn AshAbula, struck n tiuleKaln CrossuKs
sn sunk 'Ass night. The schr Monitor ore-l#ien In
,rportcd At anchor, dlsmasto and Ia strfss at Nn
lvsr. . .ni'et aboye CoEsland. The a'hr Er" Qncen
Point Lake Ontario. II II hought she Gan be &c:
, 1875-09-11
Monticello Female Seminary.

The ne1t sevna of this Institution Win oonumeues on
Thursday. l7th Rerteu.lcr. snsteaa Of tbs 9Th tas
rnmpt-te,f. For Catalogues address Miss II. y.
utAKELI. rt4urjrAl
, 1875-09-11
The School Of Vocal Alt il PHILADELPHIA,

For the instruction Of Teachers spd Artists wilt
oren Monday. HeFt. y. irlnc'psl. Madsu1s EMMA
Hh1LEE suihor Of "Tne yn1'sih Singing" aud " TUG
Voice In speaktnR." Fur eircll rs IT,. Apply 10
tuxry. e03 Clptou.st., rAtaslephia. IA.
, 1875-09-11
LaTr1a::e Scientific Schoul, Harvard University

This srhool provides four reArr' tnnrse in Engs-
nnE rnssr = .nS snG tgr vsat aa o o.
l.lsy. n t'rs 1l,aory, and ID Mathematical Physica.
an1 Autonomy. esc Of which o1Ia to ths degree ot
= l7fRe rnrinn IT the instruction Ia tl,e 4&n4 ~
Wy ~ Essn u Undergraduates In the C01ege. Btulens
~ ,i =, eic hn can occupy roon1s In College
Mites for students in all ,hs Ivan hna nhotA
r. sery sre.t. tho tn!ret'ty being amply provided
w !Aoof1sof1"s AfrtrAtn, and cnfleosiona ExAtnt~
n&taoha fnr h'mtastoa viii l+ held 9e1 ~ and pot L
III ginning ~ :. m. I1r info nation, address
, 1875-09-11
-... EDUCATIONAL.
Chicago Ladies' Seminary, Il & II Slii6l:Si

This..en!h year oyen. Sept II. Ruper1or a,lv.pt
h9ca IN errry department. Ca.ea English, European
aE3 M"sicl Inr.lA enter fur eitlcr cnlr-e, for
nrprrtn!tteH III the R.'1Ing md EEorn.iou C,a.sr-
under Prof. Z. H. 51uTl, whn will aIAn firm 1'r,-
val" Class for fnis mt onnstei NTH the in.tt:u-
TIM. Location choice: butlaings ample, and I'll tho
appointments for either boarding day p.IhEr III.
slfjsAhei. MISS UNEGt}, pTintsra1
, 1875-09-11
L A w S g HooL T.,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

Tho academic year 1s75.'1s will begin on Thursday,
SEPT. no. Au examination for Admiration 10 sdvaneed
standing will BE- held Thursday. Bept %. and Ft-
dag. Oet, !. beginning 1t T. m, On Thursday. No
applicant Will te examined st any other time. At the
wards, ali applicants for admission c4ndidstee for
degree whu have mt received college elucation viii
y +Ee9ntrett to paea preliminary examination. For
further iIfonstlcn end for circular giving full Pax-
t!culars a.idrsts JOHN II. ARNOLD, Mtr1rian.
, 1875-09-11
MISSES GRANTS SEMINARY,

l1sx snd 15o North Dcsrborn.st., Chicago viii opeh
Wednesday, Sept. Is.
1{TNDICI1GAR
ln connection With the Seminary. will open Ut the ssus
Time, with ncreaeei facilities and Acconn odstiops
ST. JOHNS SCHOOL
Boarding and Day 8 hool for Young L.des md
Children. Rev. THEODORE IRVING, Il. b., Rector.
q West ThfrsE-sc,oud-st, New York. Or, Irvfnrv
and Literature ~ illustrating and illustrated By His
turJ. With readings ftom tho test authors. will tekn
y Sa'e!nmr; Hh ela*s tor tho historical and critical
The Fail Term begins on Wednesday, Sept. ., ls75
For Circular anl information sppy ~ above.
, 1875-09-11
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. OF LAKE
FOREST UNIVERSITY

The Collegiate Department Df IAtn fnrcst un.ytr,
.sT viii r. otcned tte ID day Of Ec,temler. ills
Ihr; i. ". F~sesaon, D. D., vim has leen esctnd
President consents u sct for tho present. And viii
~ Of ol!rtt coege, Michigan, and Ilev. james il.
Taylor d LAKE forrst. have bern appointed Profs-
It the beginning Of the term, fept. "a. Frehmtn
ras1 vii b org1n:zet. and appcsnts for s<lmssion
10 ths caes nr to tho aorhomnre rlasa will bc
q, within tvo weeks thereafter. For further n.
formation apph.atnn may te maize tn Rev james II.
Taylor. Lake Foreat. or 10 Dr. Il. W. patsrson Hig1-
land Park H. w. Patterson, J. NJ nbton. A. Mitchell.
+ Kitteage, II. Bross II. E. stelye, Committee ot
Instruction,
, 1875-09-11

University N0trG Dalne, Ind

studfte vtll t,e rrknncn Tuesday, B"pt7 PM eata-
losues stldress lie Ireai'1cnt.
REV. 4. /. coLoy1N. c. q. O..
EUtr< n kYne. Ind
, 1875-09-11

For The sp4edy Of HemInal WaAkn4.a. Lost Mr.
haod. and IL disorders hreuYhl by toda.9sssans
sxcuAa. Auy dru9ss& has tho inSrsltantt, 44dkaA4
DAVIDSON CO., Boz Z. ~, hss Yatk,
, 1875-09-11
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.

ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.
spsetai Dtsp4teh to ne Ehie14o Tribune.
LlAHALLx, Ill.,, Bert. 1o.-AhnlvHD nT R1rrK -
prRa No. 4, light, from Peru boat Joaie ossel With
corr.
DrrAnTED-SothIng.
PA+sEp INTO CANAL-Darse No. I from reru, light,
for Utica, boat Joss, from Pesu. ioadsd with eon
for Chicago.
PANIED our-Darge No. Z, loaded with sand for Ia,
Hslle from 1oct II.
Nine focs inrhes Of wstsr On ultse,il Loek Is, II
having rseu tueh. WestAsf very rool.
DAtpoEroar, ILL.,. Sept. 1n-AnnlvHp--pAnnbe,
Ottawa. b.'0o bu corn; Brilliant IRIS. 5000 Lu
rn.u UmshA, Morris, b,b0o Lu ctri; Orion, Mar
stHiea, G,oo9 I'D corn; raunlk. Ioctlost, 7,ooo Lu
u4ts.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Ux1rKn sTArEa EE1KxKER DrF1cK, CntcAno. ILL.,,
Sept, lo.-leroates veaaels making Chi,sRu lIlrb.r
during roaud to In rsftty At the uouth-r,
cnl Of tho United gsates Brrskwater, Instsad Of At
tnrrtins to CONS In u this sntrtuce 1t tbs North Tes
Theirs IL, inRae the hrsakn4ter, drr. of II feet
water for Distance Of 1ooo ess tuw Fda ths ahore.
giving rinPle Sea rpula for AurboElge.
light ta oEtlinaEy sh3o lantern whtts lfsht} iii
b. kelt the sItlLma south sn Of tbs bre ,lwsttr.
@. l.. G1LLGArtE.
Aa1or Of Engine+sp. In th4rKe of lfarbot
improvements.