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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-29
A CLEVER DEBATE.

speaking of the old.timc political
debates of Virginia gentleman, George
Cary Eggleston relates in the November
Atlantic this racy anecdote'--
A story is told Of one Of the fercest
Of these social political debaters-a story
too well vouched for among his friends to
be doubted which will serve perhaps to
show how unnecessary the presence Of an
antagonist was 10 the successful conduct
ola dispute. II was "at dining day."
to speak IN the native idiom. and il NO
happened that all the gests were wings.
except Mr., E-,who was the stanchest
Of Jellersonian democrats. The discuss.
ion began. Of course, the moment the
ladies left the table, and it,peedily waved
hot. Mr.. - getting the ear Of the
company IN the outset, laid Oh right and
left with his customary vlgor, raspng
the wings on their sorest points; arguing,
asserting. denouncing, demonstrating, =
to his own entire satisfaction, for per.
haps half an hour, sllencing every NJ.
tempt at interruption by saying
NOW wait, please til | get through;
I'm one against seven, and you must LEI
me make my points. Then you can
reply"
lie finished at last, leaving every whig
nerve quiverii g, every whig face burning
with suppressed INDICATION, and every
whig breast full. almost to bursting, with
a speech ia reply. The strongest dehatcl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-29
POETRY.
ROCK OF AGES. -


Rock Of Ages, cleft for me-"
Thoughtlessly the maiden sung,
Fell the words unconsciously
From her girlish gleelul tongue;
Sang as little children sing;
Sang as sing he birds in June:
Fell the words like light leaves down
On the current of the tune
".Rock OF Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in Thee"
"Let me hide myself in Thee
Felt her soul no need to hide,
sweet the song as song could be-
And she had no thought beside;
All the words unheedingly
Fell from lips untouched by care,
Dreaming not they each might be
On some other lips prayer
'Rock Of Ages, cleft Tor me,
Let me hide myself in Thee"
Brock OF Ages, cleft for me"--
Twas woman sang them now,
Pleadingly and prdyeriully
Every word her heart did know,
Hose the seng rs storrI-toSsed bird
Beats with weary wing the air,
Every note with sol row stirred
Every syllable a prayer
"Roek OF Ages, clel, for me,
Let me hide myself in Thee"
Rock Of Ages, cleft for me-
Lips grown aged sung the hymn
Trustingly and tenderly-.
Voice grown weak and eyes grown dim.
Let me hide myself in Thee. +"
Trembling though the voice and low,
Kan the sweet strain peacefully,
Like River in its flow.
Sung as only they can sing
Who lies th0rny paths have pressed
Sung as only they can sing
Who behold the promised rest
"Rock OF ages, cleft for me
Let me hide myself in Thee"
Crock OF Ages, cleft for me-
Sung above cofin-lid;
Underneath, all restiully,
All liie's joys and sorrows hid,
Never more, Q storm-tossed soul
Never more from wind or tide,
Nevermore from pillows roll,
Wiltthou need myself TO hide.
Gould the sightless sunken eyes,
Closed beneath the soft gray hair,
Could the mute and stiifened lips
Move again in pleading prayer,
Still, aye, still, the words would be,
Let me hide myself in Thee
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-29

"Ihaye come for my umbrella. said the
lender Of il one rainy day to a friend.
"Can't help that, said the borrower, "don I
you see I'm going out with itl" "Well,
yes replied the lender, astonished at
such outrageous impudence; Eyes, but,
bnt--what am TO dot" "Do, said the
other, as he opened the umbrella and
walkcdof. do as did--borrow one"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-29
A SERIES or AssASsINA TToNs.

A terrible story comes from Spain,
which, if true, destroys all hopes of de-
cent government under King Alfonso, and
proves that he is following in the foot
steps of his infamous mother. The facts
as told by the Madrid correspondent Of
the Boston Journal are as follows:
"lhe king and the duke Of Sexto have
been corrupting the daughter and wife Of
an officer in the army, whose home is the
second or third door from Mr.. Cushing's.
lie was in the north fighting, but hearing
Of the kings frequent visits az his house,
he came suddenly to the city, and enter
ing his home late at night, found the king
and the duke of Sexto in the house; he
shot at the king, but missed him. and was
himself shot dead by the duke of Sexto,
who was behind him. The street police
heard the pistol shots, and came running
To their rescue, but were sent about their
business. The body was given to a night
Waterman, who carried it nobody knows
where, and is now receiving, il is said,
800 a month. The maid servant, who
was an eye witness Of the murder, disap.
peared the next day, some say was assas-
sinatcd. But she had time TO tell her
loser. When he found she was disposed
Of he hid himself for some days, but ven-
tured out at last and was found dead in
the street, stabbed, one morning"
The Judge before whom the case Of the
first murder would have come, being a
firm and incorruptible man, was murder.
ed, and the report given out that he had
committed suicide. None Of the papers
dare 20 comment uDon the facts, and the
courts are silent and inactive, although
the story has gone privately from Lisbon
TO Barcelona, and there is intense feeling
upon the subject. Several persons have
been hurried Off TO prison for daring TO
talk on the subject. Canoyas del Castll-
10, the prime minister, has resigned, and
a radical change has been made in the
ministry in liberal direction, with the
hope Of warding OF a revolution. The
young king is said TO be surrounded by
those who strive to govern him by pan
/ dering TO his passions, as they did to
those Of young Amadeus, who was thus
ruined, and the peace Of his family de-
stroyed. The whole government from
head to foot is peryaded with licentious'
ness and corruption.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-29

A woman applied lately at the Miwau-
kee police station for permission to keep
a dog for short time without a license,
the object being TO fatten the animal pre-.
paratory to eating him. Her husband
war a consumptiye, and dog meat had
been recommended TO him as medicinal
article Of diet.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-29
WANTED--Ds,.s.;f,sss: s%s l :,

the New England Life Insurance Co.
OF Hoston, Mass.,'' the oldest charter
ed Company in the country. Under
the operations OF the Massachusetts
law against fOrfeitures this Com pany
gives two years Insurance for each
premium paid. Agents can do better
with IL than any other Company. ADJ
dress }. Ia MCDONALD, Manager, NJ.
Paul. minn. Octi3.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-29

Col. A. j. Cockerell, ex.member Of
Congress. died at his residence at Wesl
Union, Ohio, on the 23d.
, 1875-12-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

l,obcrt Coliyor viii rond in Unity Church
Course tonight Ills now loctuto, aB giTon in
Eastern cities rersntly. outst!od "sslt."
Tho Hopuhlicana Of tho Fifteenth wart1 will
,neos 1t Jas WoBt Chicago avenue this eyonsnE.
for tho purpose Of reorganization. lnrgo at-
tendance is requested.
The Republicans Of Tho Fifteenth Ward will
ncot nt 2u4 1}uckor stroot, near milwaukee, av-
enuc. this esening, for tho purposo Of reorgan-
iza.on md other business.
Tho inauguration Of 1rof. N. Whfto Is Prcht-
dent Of Lombard Unversity, at 0hlebburg. wilt
take place in that city Thursday eycning, Jan
@. Prof. Wlte las hcon for some yeats very
nucccssfu! tcacber ID Eastern colleges. md
comes to his Western field Of labor gSlsl, q goo
reputation for Thorough and acconrliblic
scholarBhp. Tho institution he takoB charge Of
was founded. aud has boon mostly patrot'ized,
by tho Universalist denomination in tho
Nurtllweat. 1t has nj, endowment oF
$1,000 md Is now educating tn The ne!Ehbor-
hood Of a hundred Btstlents. Ita CORPS Of Pro-
fesgors and tutorB Is aaid to bo doing SUCCESS
ful work In tito fidelity and persistence oi their
drill and, although tlo iHat,tutEon In courara-
tisoly Young, quito a nutnbor Of It's graduated
arc taking good stand in tho professions and
business ranka OF tho Wost. 4 largo gathering
of tho Alumni and friends OF tho collegU Ia ook-
cd for at tho approaching Inauguration.
, 1875-12-21

Tho City Collector took IN 81, 900 yesterday.
The water-ronts woro e2.223l.15, and roa! and
personal property ta1os a3,5l748.
Mayor Colyin did not intend to present 70 tho
Council lAst Night tho name Of Mr. Prindiyil!a
hs h!I own aucccasor In Office. lie says that
tloro'a plenty Of tin1e before April.
Commissioner WAhl. Of The Board Of Public
Works, waited upon Tho Mayor yesterday attur-
planting Of trees in the Lnk0. Front palk for
which Hmall sum ID needed. Suco tho appro.
ptiations Tor public improvements have beon e1-
hausted, it Was thought that tho Mayor might
bo able to hclp sho work along, but
- lie says that ae has no authority 70 do sny-
thing or the kind. aud, since tho Comptroller
will not advance the money, tho ftborera will
Aaye to be discharged aud the tfee-tnprose-
ments discontinued ul4lesa tho funds hto raised
from some othor source Trees that QUO year
penatye ous year from the present. can now ba
bought for 3l6, and tbs labor for planting cau
be obtalned for 95. lii. Wahl considers tho
chance = good ono for clluap anu permanent iul-
ploycment and III very nu1ions that It shoull ha
embraced At unce and thus sAse tho city CON-
must DO malo 1t sonle time or other. With
$l,200 now he could do whht Ct, 600 would not
accomplish within u year, aud ho iutt!Hateh that
he could not aee why the cisixena Of Michigan
treos would be. did not CONC forward and have
the work dona II once.
AFrEA TUE THEATRES.
Building Inspector bailey thinks that Is would
b. we'll II tho attention OF the general public
WAS called 10 the following ordinance, which he
are ready which 10 is 10 uac IN tho auryoy aud
reYisw Of all the buildings In tLe city;
The sgtess, Openings and stAiFways Of the&tTes, or
osAcr spos wAcrsu e1vxds Of lsopo oseAsivnsuJ a.
, 1875-12-21
CRIMINAL.

A hnruess shop kept by 3. I,ano On Wabash
avenue, in tho roar Of tho Palmer House, WAS
bur8lhrizod Homc timo botwaon Saturday night
md Monday morning. About $500 worth Of
gooda wore stolen.
Tho Wholesale clothing honBo Of Foreman K
Fr1odlnnder, as No. 40 Wabash aycnuo, was ou-
torad by burglars shortly aftor O'Clock md
quantity Of goolB was removed. Tho burglars
aro SAID to have been frightened nwav boforo
completing tho Job by one Of pinkertous DO
tectiyes.
The notorious pokcr-roons kopt by Frank
Fitch In bnsenoit on tho northwest corner OF
State and an Madison streots wns pulled last evon-
Ing. This is tho second time that this place hnB
experienced descont Of tho police, and in boil.
caseH tho raid proved successful. sqund ot
police went down At 1880 this morning uudor
the command Of sorgt. O'Connor. and captured
fourteen inEAten. Including tho Hooper, VINO
caltod iinsolf James Conuers. Tho whole lot
vero transferred to tho Armory.
At hRlf-past II O'Clock last evening stahbing
nffray occurred ut Thomas Gritchell'H snlcon,
No. 403 West Sixteenth streot. w!lero dance
WAS tn progress: Tho trouble began IN fight
between john Sicourl ard Albert Ernst in which
tho former stabbed the Iattor il the right hand,
initicting slight wound. Botll parties woro
under tue influence OF liquor. Biconrd succeeded
In making hlB escRro, but ho will probably be
arrested before morning, al officer having boon
James +. Iloot discovered yesterday TINT sov~
ernl months ago ho waa yictimized by hs ctctk.
Ilo discovered the faot by going to hia bank for
settlement. 1t appoars tIat ho had bill
against tile bank in question for loyal services
amounting TO s1U0, aud gayo It 70 hls clerk, ro-
celPtcd, to deposit. 1nBtoad OF uepoaittug II ho
collected tho money and failcd to turn Il over.
Ho Ia OF tho opinion That tho offender Ia now In
Jail for similar ofronac, and PROPOSES to 90 be-
forc the Grand Jury tomorrow 70 200 II an In
d,csmeat will add to hls happiness.
~. WANTED IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Yesterday afternoon ut o'clock wAa tho
time sci for hoariug before JuBt.co Ilalllcs OF
tho cAso OF George D. Colo, tho young man from
Towanda, pa.. on tho charge Of bigamy prefer
rcd againBs him hero. Bhor1ff Davis, Of Warren
County, Pa, presented a toquinlt,on from Gov
Ilartranft, and also warrant from Coy. Doy-
orlIgo. commanding that the prisoner bo
delivered to tho pennsylvanta authorities,
as he is wanted In that stato to
answer the Ba1uc charge: The case
wHB accordingly dismissed by JuHtico
Hainos for want of Jurisdiction. As Colo IL now In
tho handB Of the Criminal Court aud Grand Jury
OIL d charge Of conBpiTiug to procure . decroe OF
divorce by fraud. Sheriff Davis may layo to
wait hsvoral years before ho Will DO abio to OBJ
tain bis prisoner. The charge against Colo for
Bphornaton Of perjury was dla,utssoa, aa Is III
covered by tho cass previously heard.
, 1875-12-21

THE RINK.
VAIN WEATNEN FOh An orENTN0.

THE RINK.
VAIN WEATHER Foh AN orENrN0.
Tho Exposition skatng-Rink WAS farotab'y
oponctl last night. Tho roa opening took place
III the morning, when tho Ice had not boon sf-
footed t,y tho warm wuathot Of ycatorllay, and
was smooth md llarA Consequently. thoea who
wont 10 TIM E1poBitlon tn tho morning wosc Do
ltRLtod. Those who went In tho evening were
not, but they ,nhio tho best Of II. Tae leo vas
uuplcaanntly wot, cut M, and outshgcons'y
tlushy. As many poor individual testified after
WITH self NJ fna fro III IT, as oist o'nGrses Ono nnb;s
youth rhRlty entenyorcd u akhto back
wards. cut circles "do tue grapevine" and
othor hazardous feats, but It Was painfully owl
eomplished mast ingloIious fall. and Ills now
ekorc-cl0shcs--chccks, too-told 4 sal story. But
10 said ho didn't mind 1t much. although IL WAS
casually observed that l.o attempted no moro
In attendance, md 1t was ali immeasurahy bet
ter band than tho poor npology presented at tho
tato walking match. Its ettalus seemed to en-.
liscn the nkatcrs and to mako up, in aoas0 do
sluahy condition 81 tic !ce The audience wns
quito larrc, but tlacre wero moro sitting on thc
lafsed soais. Just north Of tho fountain, and
standing around tho edges Of tho inclos,ire than
thoro woro on tho Ice. Tho ladies woIa
ekatcd vol. But thoy wiHoy rotratned from do
Ink anything In thu fancy limo. Tho poor un-
fortunntoa who foil were immediately greetod
with shouts Of applause and lauglltor. .-pa.ticu-.
lsrly tho laughter:-and thoy forthwith resolved
that thoy wouldn't bo canEht at TINT aRain,-if
they could holp II. On te oast stlo OF tho
building tho skatcsa foaul waiting and roirosh-
tnent rooms, aud ample accommodations had
beon 1nalo for tho renting Of akates ut roason-
nblo ra!ea. .
should tho woathor become colder, tho INK
fnanagors hnvo tino opportunity for making
EouA ice, az abont MI inch Of water Will soon
easily frcezo ever tho ! inches Of imperfect Ice
shoot which will delight tho heart Of ovory lover
Ut tho epOrt. ,.
, 1875-12-21

To-day the trial of tho Indicted 1udgoa Of o!eo-
tiou of tho Twentieth Ward will begin In ths
Criminal coutt In far IN conv}otlnn. h.va
49,, ns, ~, t,,o ,n,,,c,,n.,ts IN tt'a a..a ~,
uoeu nha o. H'o 'au'c'a'on'e' IL '"o case u
tho Fifth ward judges tho case wa oleas one,
and 1t IL generally believed TINT thoy
cscapod conviction only through a proccss
,,hic,, ~ tst. hou hocoun .,;an,o
W W
Win cettAlo Attorneys asdea ov certain
oHlcerH OF tho low. In tue Eighteenth Ward
casa tho evidonce was weak, set conviction was
barely csrnncd. for Inn ramon th.t the conrt
sook she necessa1y pfecaas1on 10 secure an ILL.,
ts!igent and em!nenty respectable jury. The
, 1875-12-21

ia this: Tho State valuation Of the real ostato
belonging to tho city is A1sossed at one-thrd
assesa it for bor taxes; If the Old city Aa-
easements wore taken, tho taxes would bo two
thirds moro than at pseaont Tho city has to
ralse 45. 50 0o In taxes. II tho old city hssesa-
mont we're takcn, this Wonl.f amount 70 only 10
NJ to mills on tho dollar, but ~ 1t ts tho valua
tton ia dimnfehed.
R.-What Is Tho amount Of personal tax levied
IN South Chicago this year
. E.--The amount Of peraonal Tax lovioa IN
eI00o0o and 1870 900 OF ttlfa is State, county,
town, and park INK. tho balance. about saoo.ooo.
being city.
. K;:-n9 = you think y0n will succeed in collect
E.-Yes, do. There is great sleal Of GRIM
bling now. aud thoro will bo moro. IN, nov
sending out tue circulars a. faet rs ean: All
want ID tho people to pny aud they will bare no
trouble. intend to collect @ al tho tases clean
taking QUO street It time. aud wo will make ill
Iay. am bound to collect OF levy. In former
ycara great many men lodged this tai, and lavc
uovor patd il, and this placed heavier burden
lectcd taxes duo Chicago today that w.ll nevcr
be collected.
N.-Why not7
E--DecAuse 1t Is impossible, almost for tho
County Troaeurer to co}lect personal tnxeH after
tho Collectors hnve faiiotl to do It, The County
Treasuror never ha8 collected more than u nor
cent Of those taxcB Which tho Collectors failed
10 got. l am bound 10 collect this year. as a1n
under oath to do 70. astl iovy WI! bo tho re-
suit In any place where 10 not get tho money.
II ANY porson thinks tho levy IL TOO high. 1ls
must 90 to tho Contta for an injunction and \
deeiaion. County, ataso. and city ta1cs arc all
collected Mt onco.
number Of pcssona, who expressed atssat1Bfac-
t,ou at tho UNEXPECTEDLY high pcrsonal property
tax, hnt thcy would not express themselves to
, 1875-12-21

For holiday gift what is batter than ono Of
the investment certificates Of the alorohAass,
FaEmors Il MeehAnics' Savings Dsuk7 Ms. syd-
nsy Myers ia manager Of this atAuncl savings
institution, and tho Investment certificates give
liberal intoress With perfect secuEity. The pisce
il No. Is South Clark street. and tho bank IL ons
Of the Oldest and soundest savio8a institutions
III Aneficn.
, 1875-12-21
JUST 4 PERFECT SHAME.

5ptctaI U71nakeh q Tia ChIsaaa T1Juns.
SpnIsoYlELp. Mass Deo. 20.-A noyel cru
eada has been inauguatated by the lAdlcs OF
East Hampton. The public having become
greatly indignant because the anow waa not re-
moved from the walka in front Of the Willlston
Seminary, sixteen lAdiea assembled. shovel In
hand, on Saturday. aud. while Professor aud
studonts looked Oh In amazcmsnt, proceeded to
clear tile walks. The work done, tLsy received
three chGeTa from the citizenB. 1t ia thought
tho town ordinances viii! ba botter obeyed By the
Seminary authorities hereafter.
, 1875-12-21

remlhe. or wherein largo numbers Of emrloyns are
kfrt Mt work. shall in c loss than feet wide,
mr. ngrcgate proportion than IL inches for esch
1LO nt is inmates FfcctatorH tint hnch room may
ut any tl.nn contain. THIS lr"slainn to apply 10 in
Ing. m wei. a. to tin exterior openlNg*. All tlnors nf
Rurt, buildings ahall be maae to sTinH out
ansl,
, 1875-12-21
Sowh. HAH fbrIA. Tota!,
Gtnuty 6.H, 9G1.Gt Bill, 1N.s3 ~ sa3.T ,3l3 81
Etata.. I.3.67.Sl lSy, 717.3i By. u1,N b IN. ~
1un4r. 2i,.7i u Luz. al b.l&ib5 l47 &5i 10
tatk,... sJ.#5a7t ss.*a1.aj llQ2H.tl|
$AIk L <7A 3&H, =
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In noom No. C,sy-Hall, entrance on LASallo
street. M!ie Evans, Collector for tho South
9owD, is intrencAed, and small *tmy OF clerks
out notices OF personal taxos, and hearing the
complaints Of tho prosecuted Taxpayers goner-
Ally, who whisper their tA!es Of WOO into Mikes
left ear. only to hsve them 10 Out through the
right. Mike sesss undatusbsA. takeH matters
DooIIy aud says ho will collect tho personhl tax
ea W soon as possible, and get all the cash and
ylundes he cA,l for the city.
Yesterday afternoon IalDuNE repo1ter called
upon Michael, aud by him NAB conducted into
tAs private Ranc&um Of the Collector, aud brIcf
dialogue ensued. during which Mike Esanu Btst-
I'd that the pcr4ouhl tax wss increased Just 81
per cent on tho &l00 over last year, and wa cor
fesponliuglY higher, Just a. real estats aud
other taxes bad bsen Increased on recent saIua-
tlons. He then explained that the personal tax
this year wA4 ~ follows: Btata, ~ certs on tAe
*luU; oounty.6 .68 cents; city. t2.3a; toxn, .03.9;
South rark, 70 cents, Total, $4.l8.0.
Hepo1tst-Ms. EyAna. how do YOU explain tho
tncrtAAal
~, E,ans-The only explanation ! CAL make
, 1875-12-21

The latest device In machine sewing Il tho
"New Automatio Saving Machine" which is
creating quito = sensation In tho market. No
better glft can bs aelooted for mother, wife,
sister, or friend. No special discounts offered
, 1875-12-21

For Holiday Presents,
combining tase, utility. and ornament, 10 carly 10
II. ". Jonca, No l04 Madison street.
, 1875-12-21

IL It mn Object to Dava RentP
II so stop Into Sampson. Grrrre Cu, Nos. 101 and
1o4 Hste htrect, nn let n. l.. scbbna show you tho
" Champion Folding 1lntaiead. You'll bnJ no other.
, 1875-12-21

Your W1fo's Stoo1tinR viii Not Hold
= new Domestic Bcw!ng Machine, hnt II WILL hold
nonoY enough 10 cnablo her 10 get ons. Tho Domes-
ue Ii very l'oruar IA q OAriatmaa gilt.
, 1875-12-21

An Elegant Gift.
Onso thoao famous Weber pianos or EAtoy organs.
Can only 10 found ut Story CAMPS, I'll sata atrect
, 1875-12-21

The Kedzie Filtor 1IaB Mo Equal,
anil recommend suburban nei9hlJorn to esnd 10
Jnnes 1. palton at stove fame, Nor 02 anil o4 5tass
street, and got one, Poor. unIlltorod wAtnr u bai
, 1875-12-21
DEATHS,

DEATES.
MUnplIY-Dce. IL, 1876, Denis Murphy agod 10
years. -...
F1lnc.nt from tho residence Of bis sop, Danln1 tur-
phy No. 1yi Oak.a Tuesday, Dec. u, at 10 o'clock,
by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
UARKEH-Ats p. H., On the 9th fnRt., Nathalie
Alice, second daughter of Oscar r. aud Nancy A. par-
kcr.
aerycos At tho residence, Bill West Madison xtreet
ut i n. H., Wednesday, Dec ~. Cars to Milwaukee.
rEASi;-At 1lts aons residence ut North Vernon,
Ind. Dec 90 q. reasc, old resioent Of this city.
Mr !easo was of tho first naouabers II tho Hoard
al Trade, md will 10 we'll remembered hJ tho old set
tiers ~ man of gnol buHlnesa qualities aud atcrinG
integrity Of character.
pENFIELD-1n this city, Dec. 10, Angelina D., vito
Of ]. L. Fenf}ell, sged - years.
Hetna1na taken to Norwich. Conn.,, for lntsTmcne-
, 1875-12-21

Musical EreBouta.
superb display uf elegant musical boxes and other
musical goola suitable for no'ltay presents, st Lyon
l. Hcaly's, State and Monroe streets.
, 1875-12-21

Lundborg'a Perfumes
&rc like natural 1lowrrs and bouquota.
, 1875-12-21

to tempt puschasore, bnt perfect appreciation
and delight guarartncl to thn rosscesor. Nos.
zoo and 202 Wabash avonuo, Clcngo.
, 1875-12-21

Hal1st, Davis t,o.'a Grand. S4uart. snd UPRIGHT,
sn,l Hnths American organs, can he found only ut
". ". Kimballs, curner Htato and Adams streets,
Chicago.