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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
TTTERS.
A aemedy without a Rival
Maguire's
Cundurango Bitters.
DR.. WHITTIER,
6I7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.

SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
Contains no alcohol, an excellent purgat1ve or
the bowels, relieving and curing all cOmpla ts
of the Liver, Blood, Kidneys and stomach. Read
the following testimonial from a prominent New
Office Of Geo H Sweets "Texas New Yorker,"l
Nos. Is, 80 and % Centre Street
New York City Sept. s, 1874. J
Messrs, g. C. Mcguire; st. Louis Gents
Yours of the 31st ut, With of one dozen Cunf
urango Liver and Blood Bitters came duly t. hand.
You will please accept my thanks for your geHer
crosby. l will try to put the medicine where it
will do the most good have given one bottle to
Il friend of mine who resides in Brooklyn, both
himself and wife have taken it. and their testimony
is the mine. first met with il in Houston,
Texas, afterwards returned TO my home in Austin,
where have the Texas branch Office Of my paper
My Houston bottle was used ny, and found on
trial that could not obtaiE~a single bottle III all
Austin, for went to every drugGi.t in the place
and there are some five. but each house told me
they intended to order on the strength Of nv rec
concentration. Ere coming to New \ Ork l was in
Galveston, and bought bottle OF Robirds. an old
fiiend and good house. had no idea then that
| could not obtain it in New York; but after my
Galveston bottle was used up. started to find
moreland was much surprised to find none aftervsit-
lug fully dozen different establishments. gave up
the search here and wrote to you. Now gents 50
good medicine as yours is ought to be placed at
the command of the whole world, 1t will not only
prove great fortune to yourselves, but lasting
blessing to the whole human family As q remedy
in my own case have never met with its equal.
Ii squeeZes my liver better than Calomel of which
| have taken not little. am hard worker and
constant thinker and consequently for the last ten
to twelve years my body has found it dificutto keep
up with my brain. There aIe millions of American
people Just like myself and they need some simple
herb medicine to keep them from sinking into dys
peptc graves, until they apply, brakes and
cut off part of the steam and see where they are
You have the medicine and You have great fortune
in it If you will but let the world know it. In my
search after your Cundurango this market
found preparation of Quadrangle sold at 81 per
bottle but no more like yours than Is black man
q n /
ter is only write to thankI you and TO give you
my experience win quadrangle, Wishing youth
success you deservetham
Very Respectfully &c. GEo. q. SwEE
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

number Of blowers for Grant & Babcock
hereabout affect to accept the very gauzy
reason assigned by the White House
people for the dismissal of Mr.. Henderson.
who was pressing the ''let-no-guilty-man-
as the true reason for that sudden step,
taken upon the reception at the White
House Of the news of 'Bab's" indictment
1t is perfectly to say, however, that not,
one of these persons discovered any word
in Mr.. Henderson, speech disrespectful
to Grant until after such discovery was
thought to be convenient pretense to
conceal the fact that Henderson was dis
missed because it had become manifest, by
''Bab's" indictment, that he did not
mean to let any guilty man escape.
There is certainly not in the citations
from Mr.. Henderson speech single word
or expression which any one possessing an
intelligent understanding of the obligation
of our public servants to obey the law as
their only master, can construe as an i'm
improper reflection upon Grant, Ii
Grant Babcock. or any other public
servant, did interfere with or dictate
TO any other public servant in
the proper discharge of his lawful duty,
then Grant, Babcock or that other, did a
most improper thing, which it is most
proper that Mr. Henderson and every 9th
err American citizen should reprobrate and
condemn. And any man who says the
contrary is either anignOramus, fool Or a
foe to onr political institutions.
Nearly week after the close of the Avery
trial, -camc the news OF the Indictment
of Mr.. Grants official clam. Upon the
receipt of that alarming intelligence, the
discovery was suddenly made that Mr..
Henderson, in speech to the jury a week
before, had said something implying
something disrespectful to his Olympic
Majesty, for which the too faithful prose
cutor Of guilty officeholders must receive
his ticket of dismissal.
But the pretense that Mr.. Henderson is
dismissed for words spoken in his speech
on the Avery trial, words which contrib
uted to the conviction of guilty officehold
er,-is palpably false and ridiculous pre-.
tense, Mr.. Henderson is dismissed lest
Mr.. Grants parasite, Babcock, should not
escape. Chicago Times.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
The Dismissal of Gen. Henderson.

The behavior of President Grant in the
Babcock case may, with slight stretch
of charity, be regarded as blunder; bad
blunder, indeed, yet not entirely unsuscep-
tible of some toerably satisfactory expla-
nation. But his treatment of Gen. Hen
derson puts him beyond the reach of
charity; for it is a crime, not blunder.
The governmenthas very great need
of his services; but the president, as we
can easily understand, desires to dispense
with them as soon as possible. st. Louis
Republican,
Some of the small and rapidly diminishing
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored Impediments 20 Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
gelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 North
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable cOnduc
and professional skill. S6i&w3m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14
Special TO the ". Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-The whiskey
business in st Louis becomes more COM
plicated day by day. The president has
lost his patience with ex-senator Hender-
son, the government counsel, and is rap
ialy reaching that point with Secretary
BristoW.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-14

For Book BINDING or Ruling, 60 to
THE ARGUS Bindery. No better work
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able, Work done quick. Leaye orders
at The Argus Counting Room, opposite
the Post Office. If
, 1875-11-28
COMMON SENSE VS. PREJUDICE

nvR- v p1yacE. II. D., Of tbs Worlds Dispensar1,
Buffalo ~ r. Author Of @Tha Reople8 common
Sense Medical Adv,ter," ETC., etc.
lam aware that there is = popular, and not a.
together unfounded. prejudice against " patent
medicines" owing to tbe sma!l amount OF ment
which many Of them possess. Tho appellaaon
"Pateot Medicine" does not apply to my rene
dies. ss no patent has erer been a=ked for or OBJ
tained upon them, nor have they been urged
upon the public al "cure-a'l They are s1m-
Div Some faYorite prescriptions, Which, IN very
e1tansiye practice, have proved thar supef1of
,,madia1 virtues in the cure Of the diseases for
which they are recommended Every pracelcing
nhvsici.n has his faTorite remedies, which he
oftanost recommends or uses, because he has
~. oreatsse confidence In their virtues Tho
natient does not know their composition Even
prescriptions A1e usually written in language un-
;ntalljeible TO any but the druggiat. Aa much &C.
crecr is employed - in The preparation OF pro-
nrietsrv medicines- Does the fact that an ar
ticle is prepared BY process known only to the
manufacturer render that article less valuable
How many physicians knoT the elementary CON-
position Of the remedies which they employ,
come Of which have never been Ana!yzed7 Few
practitioners know how Morphine, Quinine, Po-
dopbyllin, Leptandriu, Pepsin. or Ch1o1oform,
are made, OF how nauseous drugs are trans-
formed into pa1assble. eli1irs; 5es they do not
hestste to employ them ID it not inoonsistens
To use prescription, the composition Of which
Is unknown to rs. md discard hnother prepara
, 1875-11-28
ILLINOIS.
WAukECAM.
TYANEHti1ENQ.

spscta. cs,respordsace Of 1ne Chicago 1ttbuns.
WAuxEaAx, ILL.,, Nov. 27.-TnanksEiring-D Day
IN this city passed OF very quietly, "a usual Ae-
ligious services we're held at the Methodist
Church in the morning, conducted by the Rev.
Mr. Alley; Of the Congregational Church. The
weather was little cool. but no. uncomfortable.
THE FI8EMES's DALI.
on Thanksgivlng-eTe, was very sn1oyaole occa~
eiou. The attendance was large. Tho tiTenen Of
Konosha and Evanston did not coma out very
largely, owing to parties OF their own On the
same evening.
], F.. Powell, accompanied BY his brother
Perry and number of other gentlemen, left here
on "Wednesday for the pinerlea uear Mcnomlnee,
alich.. where they viii engage In hunting, fishing,
Q. 8. Lincoln returned home from his Eastern
trip on SATURDAY
!. B. Hall, Esq, Of the National Board Of I'm
derwr1tels, was in the city on "Wednesday look-
ing over our business portion, and changing the
rates Of insurance IN some localities.
In GENERAL.
The citizens Of Waukegan should not fail to
hear the lectures on geology BY ptof: Gun nnlne
The Circuit Court adjourned ON Wednesday at
noon until tomorrow morning, when the crlm-
inal cases will probably be called up.
The work Of building the large reservoir 1T
the artesian we'll and the laying OF pipes TO con-
pleted on Friday. Fire-plugs have been put in
at CONVENIENT distances. 1t is certainly very
great improvement and one that WAS very much
needed.
4 uumber of Judd and George Putuam's
friends scndered them surprise on Friday ev-
ening. The ssseuhlaGe u IS large, ena 1t proved
IN enjoyable occasion.
An oyster-supprr ai te given by the ladies' Of
the Methodist Society in the basement OF their
church On Thursday evening.
, 1875-11-28
HAPPY HOMES At PARK RIDGE.
They Can He Had OF ira Brown for
500 Up to Dec. =. but Not After That

They Can BE Had OF ira Brown for
800 Up to Dec. =, but Not After That
Dnte.
No better opportunity for investment could be
desired than is offered to the 1aboriug people
and persons Of ANAL means by blr. I'm Brown in
the purchase OF homestead at the beautiful
and rapidly growing suburb Of Park Ridge.
This suburb offers the greatest inducements to
the laboring man. 1t is only thirty minutes
ride from the city, has the advantage Of cheap
fare, and il reached by two dozen or more trains
per day over the Wisconsin Division OF the
Northwestern Railroad. Mr. Browns terms
(e1o0 per iot-915 down and IS monthly until
the balance is paid) are remarkably low.
There is not laboring man in Chicago but
could meet the payments without feeling the
least Inconvenience. The lots are high and
healthy, and cannot be e1celted for building
PURPOSES. But many are buying who do not ill.,
tend to build Immediately, knowing that The
price IS low, md that 1t is sure to go up. Sucn
is indeed, the fact, for re hereby announce BY
authority of Mr. Brown thar he will rs,se tne
prtce to $500 on and after Dec. Z. 10 all who
buy before that time the price will remain 1t
Sl0O, but after that date $500 is the least that
will be taken. This ia an important announce
meut, and should be borne we'll in mind. It will
soon be too lats. At Evanston, where Mr.. broan
sold cheap lots in 1871. the price has gone up
from S100 each to $500 apiece. This will un-
doubtedly be the case five years hence ut Park
Ridge. Ar. Brown gives 40 abstract showing
petfect title and warranty-deed WITH every ios-
Mr. Browns warranty ought to be good enough.
and il go considered BY everybody who is eatnll-
lar NTH bis long residence in Chicago, his excel
lent reputation, and his mAuy noble acts Of
charity.
, 1875-11-28
ing the splendid hall in the Gorton Book, and
eup1la1!iug The Masonic sociahies.

ing the splendid hall in the Gorton Block, and
suprlaoting The Masonic sociahles.
SILVER WEDDING.
On the evening Of SATURDAY., Nov. 20, the
friends OF Mr. and Mrs. George Bull arranged 4
SURPRISE for the worthy courlo- It was the
twenty -tifth anniversary of their Wedding. The
friends called IN large uuuabers aud brought
presents in silver with them. The present OF
the Hon. and Mrs. J. J. Case was check for
$l,c0U.
TIE wATER-woREs.
An aralrBis of 'tpe wafer from tho artestan
well shows it 20 be Of tho finest and purest quail
itv known. The dow is about 8M GALLONS per
minute. with pressure OF 100 feet perpend4cu-
lar. Mains are being rapidly laid.
PERSONAL
It is an established fact now that the
"daughse1" OF prominent resident on .Tblr-
teenth street IL to be led to the altar by young
maa from northsrn city, Great preparations
have been quietly in progress, profound secrecy
being e1erc sed lest the lrienas OF the contract
ing parties should hear Of it ere it's couslnmar
ton. The e1cstent doctor has worn perpet-
ual smila for several weeks indicating that some
thing unusual was on the tapis. .
The Hon. Ausley GRAY, momber OF the Assem-.
biz from Iowa County, on the "9ranger ticket.
fratern1zed wonderfully well With the represent.
atives Of bioated monop6llsts" IN our city last
week.
The Rev. ". S. Alexander, former Rector OF
the presbytc1ian Church OF thus c1ty, returned
last week from au extended tour tnro1gh Eu-
rope, and vas warmly greeted BY bis CD friends
, 1875-11-28
KENOSHA.


Special cor1espcnde,47e Of Tie chieaap 1Ff6u1T.
KEsosaA, WIS.,, Nov. 27.--The Qul Wives gave
ono of their club parties Friday evening at Sim
mons' Reading Rooms.
The Fty-Awars, club composed OF the
younger members Of society here, gave N en-
tertaiu,uent at the residence OF alr. q. 6. SIM
mons, on Prairie avenue. last evening. ! he at
tcudsuce was large music good. aud the merry
turong OF dancers improved every moment OF
time.
. ANOTHER ACCIDENT
John GroEau, 4 lAuol er, while digging well
on the uoN GEant House premises, fell Though
the platform on which he Was standing into the
we'll. distance OF some feet. The fa1l OF itself
waa net sufficient to rauee auy serious results,
bat piece Of wood siruca bis head aud caused
his death. The accident occurred last Sat arday,
and the unfortunate man died Sunday morning.
Mr.. Groean was an old resident Of the place.
having lire3 here twenty-five years.
ITEMS.
Tho Court-Houae is being renewed and Beau
tilted By the addition Of some needed outside
improvements and new coat OF paint
i1ra. J, Y. Quarles returned from Kansas iast
week.
Mr. J. B. Ji1mo has been very i'll. He ia
slowly improving.
Many strangers 10 town Thanksgiving Day.
The Baptasts are to have sociabla At the resi-
dence Of M1. H. G. Dodge Deo. 8.
That suicide, attempted last Sunday, still re-
mains mystery. The ret1oance OF the TRENDS
Of the peraon, and their efforts to Keep the mat
ter secret among themselves, make 1t dlfaoult TO
get at the truth Of the suattar.
, 1875-11-28
HYDE PARK.
--S+-- Ay-NRrS

The carpenters have finished work ut Mr. RY-
ans residence, the scene Of the recent dood.
The divers arc sill ut work on the Water
Works crib; small house has been built for
them on the lake -ehore. It will take them sey-
era. weeks to fnish the job although they are
the best divers in the country. The pipe hss
beenunde1mined BY the waves, and has to be sup
ported By chains,
a few lamps are badly needed on Washington
svenue, between Fifty-fourth and Futy~ffth
streets, There are none at kll in this block,
although the street is quite frsquensed-
Mr. l. D. Lamb and son have returned to their
residence here, fully convinced that j" there is
no place like home"
4 marriage in high life occurred hero last
Monday evening. The contracting parties Weze
Mr. P. Ballard aud Miss Margaret Cusck. The
age OF ths bridegroom was 73; that OF tne BRIDE
ST. The reception Was held 1T the residence OF
Ill. Sullivan corner OF Fifty-fonrth street and
TnirtY second avenue. Large number OF
friends we're present.
Tbs ministers will occupy their usual places
to-day,
Tbs resignation Of the Rev. Dr. McMurdy. OF
st. Paul'e Church, has been accepted, though
with reluctance Hl8 departure will be rnourued
by his congregation, among, whom be has lsoo1eo
70 Enanfull7, but he does not lesye until next
July, so they may spend many an instructive
hour With him bsfnre that tsd event occurs.
AA~Se7e1sl- 6na Buildings are going up near the
, 1875-11-28

ton simply because Il IL accompanied by 4
printed statement Of its psopernss with dirsa.
tions for it's use?
Some persons, while admitting that my medic
ciues are good pharmaceutical compounds, OBJ
ject to them on the ground that they are too
often used with insufficient Judgment Ipro-
pose to obvia.e this difficulty by enliRhtenlns
the people as to the structure and functions ol
their bodies, the causes, the character. and symP
toms Of disease. and BY indicating the proper
and jud1c;ous employment OF MI medicines, to-
gether With such auxiliary treatment IS may bs
necessary. Such ia one Of tho designs Of the
Peoples Medical Adriser, 10000 copies OF
which have already been published, and are cold
At the exceedingly low prlce of s1.5o, and sent
(poss-paid) to any address within tbs United
States and Canada
II you would patronlZe medicines, sclentidcal.
II prepared, use my Family Medicines Golden
Medical Discovery, touic, Alternative, or blood
cleansing, and an unequaled cough remedy ;
Pleasant Pu1gatIve Pellets, scarcely larger than
mustard-seed, constitute an agreeable and zella-
able phrs;c; Favo:1te Prescription, q remedy for
debilitated females; my Compound Extract OF
Smart Weed. magical remedy for pain, bowel
complaints, and IN uneaualed Linimen1 for bosh
human and horsedesh; while DR.. Sage's Casa1rh
Remedy is known the world over as the gfeatest
specific for Catar1h and .CoId IN the Head "
ever given to the public.
These standard remedies have been before thA
public for many years. period long enough to
iully test their mc1lts,-and the best argument
that can be advanced in their favor is the fact
that their sale Was mover so great as during tha
pagt six months.
, 1875-11-28
GENERAL NOTICES.
NO'IICE1.

The Registered Construction Bonds Ct the Chicago
Gas Light and Coke Company, standing On tho ooos1
E. E Atwatar, II. IL Anthony, Ajax. Brown, J. l.
Brown, Jr., E. Bowen, Geo. Brown, Sarah 4 Brown.
John n; Brown, ] Beecner. D. P Bacon @ 9s. & Bur 7
Barker, Isabella Brown, g. S. Brown and Others.
Bl4ckman, E Brinehursr. Jane s. Brown. G. = BIZ,
IT,, F. bronson, S. D. Cobb, T. +. Code. AasJ Q.
Chase. BENZ. Carver. G. B. caraart, D. Cooley. l.
J. CALDWELL es.ste of ". J. Gamer. j. c. Davson. H. T.
Dckey, Q. D. Mekey. J. Il Dunnsm; Thos. 4 nxcn,
ms r. + s. Deposit Co.. ". Il. Graham. 6. A. Gteec-
way. j. Il. Hubbell, E. Hoffman, Il. Hunnewen, Trus-
Keen. M II S. II b. Feea, G. B. 1een, IT. D. Keen, apardiac
r q. Kertley, Il. s. Kellogg, J. 8. Lambert n: 4
Lea-itt, c. u: Malcolm, Henry Matg., r: Mazqmna.
MITCHELL f. II. Magic, Merchants sayios Loan, and
Trust Company. y. l. Newbsrry, J. B. NexhsrT
George NuRent, P: n Peck, H. 4. Pecs. E;W. pesh
Israel Sheldon. r. Schubart 8. A. sm1h, .. stauntu
E. J. P. Shields, George F. Stone, J. y. Starr: n
4ashs 4sIanast 9 Tlas':e T. p1s: Tho:oo 5oseP5 Tsnr
A. van Nos, e vau Meas. Il. P. ward, c. P Wnl:amA
wi,des, !. s. wallace, A. 3 West, E. ". willard
Joseph Whitaker, E.. T. Watkins, F. L. Winthrop
snd eaus se
st t9s a. ass ~ ~ 81 ts 81 H. s. as ii, 10. is -
Gos g. si, asa 1t5% 1861 497. 49, 70, 2ov, SOL 7oo
e99 Lilo, CO., Co., IS rs oo7, 7o6, 9o* 1l31, 14aa
81, 725 3as ST. ri. lol, al. 5al rs ejl. Isl
s26 ;31, III, ill., so3 t:s i:97. ~ LIN, ll7a l*
4ls ia, at, a54, 7+7 y57 LIST. las. .3M :e2 81
~ 7sa 753 1s7., ~: 1'o, 81, 15+ lo21 r. 81.
h73 76s, 97+. l.26 5a7. IT. l60, ga, ST. es3 49, M
13H, lis 2os s9s. 81, ludo. 1861 1893, 2o6, a6
o07 &C., clo. 4l, all 4 23. +u. are, BY resolution
Of tbs Board OF Directors OF said Company, ordorcd
to 30 called in and paid: and tho same viii be 70
deemed It the Office OF the Company on and atses tha
lst day OF January A.. D. 1875. The holders OF said
bonds are hereby notified thereof, and that On and
Afssr tho said t day of January, l. D. lo6 tho said
bonds will cease 10 bear interest,"
By order Of the Board Of DirectnrB-
E.T. WATKINS, President,
JAMES K. BURT19. Secretary,
u
, 1875-11-28
LAY UP YOUR TREASURE.
Even Though It Be Small, Save It and
It Win Surely Increase.
Where to Keep Savings, and How to In
rest Money.

Tbo nerenn;a1 tronb,e IN Nav York over tbe
s,1;n1. h.nla ~ ,hst .;tu h.s .a.,, .r,aan
Da1..s :.: 80. s-@I ~: -:9 :@Is"-
A"17 1'ta!1 IT. l" 1Ao oope a"*1oss oAnA "A1eo
stupid run has pushed into prominence, its
managers having been forced to put the " "sixty-
dav clause" into operation, and to shut down
1a.;na n danos;,or. nj. monav for the nerod ;n
p"'Aos o0eas..040 'Nete D"e' 80 Nv f~4o4 ~
question. Other carvings banks there seem to
be in the usual disturbed condition somewhat
common in tf.at city, although Of course New
York ba. many eubetantial sayincs institutions.
os'i' 'ne coot1ns. y. 'ne s!eus~on .ue1s ooo ~
chicago ID peculiarly gratifying. here &oe sas-
inEs bauxs are prudently conducted, upon an
annnta anita} and only the smaller ones are ever
5.;.o, - ~ wi, Tha s,v,noo ;nt,ne,ed tn
~. , 80 g. :.,e-.s, 49,
tneu care are Wisely naao1eu .ae 4oeetee' ~
crnea steadily to the deposliers accounts. aud
the banks themselves hold Ilace with the
souudest and most admirable Of Chlcagos lnas1-
tdtions-
ONE OF THE VERY BEST
Of our oitys savings banks. AMI oue, too, which
holds a foremost lank with the lesdlnR banks OF
iss kind anywhere in America, is the Merchants !,
Farmers, and Mechanics, No. Is Clsrk street;
Established for several years, conservative in all
its dealings. and it's affairs super1Dtanded bv Mr.
Sydue9 Myers, one Of the most sagacaous aud
practical students OF finance in the West, it is
not 4 matter Of surprise that this savings bank
has grown in popular favor and prosperity Con-
tinually. 49,
4 peculiarly favorable and profitable feature
Of this bank to its patrons are the
INVESTMENT cER11f1S41Es Ga
These certificates are the result OF years Of
study, Mr. Myera having given the
benefit OF his long aud patiently acquired
knowledge Of true financial ptlnclples
, 1875-11-28
| c,tv limits. Mr. Waite's new block Oh Oak

*. Wait IA
GU! lnsn ~ .rSr,essno.
st9Get - a.;o oeason hss heoun hera a1raadv
1he ssa4ai ~ ehs dav haforo ? = number of hoys
yeste1uay aoa sua skatinr m lhe nav 1akas IN
sp!oJsu ootsu g;r;.;on ~ the south marks nnd on
~ 49, H. ont for tife proposed boulevard
'uT spau1 auu1nus6r.91Tuocka met at the residence
p,ns1sv lat night. at the hour indicated
~ ~ Mt5 sr1a and had = merry tima They met
py .nen su.aao naa' waak at Mra. Ackerman'g resl-
lass oa'"Aa~5
oet1ce. Haa. cn,nv No. will meet the first Tues
noeo na.pSaI Cu ~ their ns.Y hose-house near
.1a ~ ~ nsIIsu All tha pombers are requested
~ hr;nv thajr fire suits With them The hose -house
20 oflas s1 tISn ,os - It present it contains two
nouo' hnt ma ia all that ss necessary, and
M =, cra in to be traded for hook aud
.ne 1hich ia TO arrive hers next week.
'@44ni 1I nSart HeTev.a prominent lawyer, will
-. ~ 1Vafta; Scott next Thursday evening
at Ffood,s Hall
a' 'ooo n441 +1r HYDE PARE HOUSE,
:. e,,,,o e,ti,a1r remodcled, It's present facade
10 nIas shanaej tn brick IN additional wing will
~ h,.tt aTtendinr towards the lake fine
esesseos ~ ~ 10 III marta Of the house new
d;s,;nasroo1 racaotiou- room. guest,kooms, ETC..
..'u e. mada and elegantly farnished halls
r;dannd e"nG numerous other important i'm
ra.osaTusnta made. The hotel will be kept open
g-;,,- .,,a coming winter, and parties wishing
~ ~ roona nav now do so Ut very mod
w e.9a 90 ss,oa ~
ei"'o p''''' no.np or rprsrEEs.
~, ,r,-,,.taes nat ye,terdaY afternoon at tho
a.e, ape t,,nr ma Opinion Of the Village At
ta"4,a Tss .sked As to whether the appointment