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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24

able Hoosiers, who have never before
been out of the sight Of their log-cabins,
are there in butternut suits and wool hats.
Gentlemen who, in the late unpleasant
warfare, avoided both armies by hiding
in swamps and waste places Of the South,
have emerged from their seclusion with
patriotism in their hearts and cotton-seed
in their hair. The exile from Confeder-
ate Cross Roads has come up to assist at
that cleansing OF "Augean stables OF
which be has heard so much, and the tine
old gentleman who was so unfortunate as
to be in Congress when his party was in
a minority, and to be ous OF it now, is
also there. with cheerful alacri,y to
serve his country in any practical manner.
The democratic authority from which
we have Just quoted says that as the Post
master of the House is from Alexandria,
Va, that city, which is inconveniently
near Washington, has been depopulated.
The inhabitants have, with one consent,
moved in solemn procession into the cap
ital. The Clerk of the House to whose
subordinates is intrusted the delicate duty
OF examining, enrolling and engrossing
the bills which may become laws, is rep
resented as being in a state of mind bor-
dering on delirium. Much office-seeking
has made him mad. One desperate dis
penser of patronage called a mass-meet-
ing Of his petitioners, and asked them TO
move on him by committee. Finally. the
perplexed officials agreed to hold joint
caucus for the consideration of this enor-
nous movement 1t has grown beyond
the ordinary proportions of office'seeking.
1t cannot be managed single-handed. It
must be me. by combination of forces.
No wonder; 1t is the hungry dash Of n
long exiled party. The locusts of Egypt
were nothing to these invaders, for they
have votes, and what is worse, they have
constituencies :"
Like the man who asked Lincoln for
foreign mission, and finally. sitting down
through all the grades Of office-seeking
went away thankfully with cast-off gar
ment, these volunteers lose their fastidi-
BUSINESS as they grow hungry. The eX-
Congressman, who, while he was in Con-
gress, was not so conspicuous as to be re-
membered now, is the most facile and ac-
commodating of Office seekers. He was
confident and beaming candidate for
Clerk or Postmaster Tie will cheerfnlly
fold documents, open doors for his sue
cessor from "the deestrick," or sweep out
the committee rooms with resignation.
We can conceive of no earthly retribution
with more poetic justice in it, than the fate
of man who has afflicted the ear OF the
nation with Congressional orations being
reduced 10 fold and wheel to the mail the
printed speeches of those who have sue
ceeded him There can be no finer re-
venge than this brought around by the
whirleig of time What will become of
the nine thousand and seven hundred men
who will be left when the three hundred
places are filled Desperate and fam
ished. denied any share in bringing back
the country to 'the immortal principles OF
'9s.' they will be dangerous in Washing
ton, and mischievous wherever they go.
Their final disposition is new burden to
! the democracy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24

"Forest Tar taken in connection with "Forest
Tar in Solution" relieves the cough, aids expec-
toration, promotes sleep, and if faithfully per-
sisted in cures Catarrh. Forest Tar Troches"
are convenient for immediate use in Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Hoalseness, and for purifying the
breath. Forest Tar Salve" has no equal for heal
ing cuts, bruises, burns and lndolent sores. 1t
cures scratches on horses. Ask your druggist
or send to the Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me-, for
the Forrest Tar Book" describing their goods.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24

A gentleman in Cummington, Mass, writes !;
My horse stepped on my foot, that the heel cork
went through my foot; l Immediately applied
Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil, which promptly
cured the wound without soreness orpain. Ihave
tried other liuiments highly recommended, but
for reliable family remedy your Magic Oil is
worth more than all others put together. Sold by
all Druggists and Grocers. dec22f&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Join the procession. Ifyou have cough OF a
cold Join the crowds that huriyiDg to the drug
stores for "Hale's Honey of Ilorehound and Tar.
1t is agreeable, quick to cure, and absolutely in-
falbe. Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache drops cure IN ! minute.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24

Mr.. HIND11
Is max ing the finest Photographs
Of any artist in the state, equal in
finish to any Porcelain Picture.
He has the best arranged light on
the kennebec, side and top light
com bined, which is a great i'm.
prOVemeut over the old top light.
The heavy shadows under the
eyebrows, nose and chin has al
ways been u great objection to
PhOiOgraphs-With his two lights
in one all these unpleasan MT shad-
OWs are avoided, giving a round.
clear, brilliant image, soft as n
NJ exZOtint.
Another great advantage, the
time i'm sitting Is shortened one
half. Pictures Of Children
made i'm from three to five sec.
Onds. Pictures made equally
as we'll i'm cloudy or stormy
weather as in pleasant, except
ing children, which requires
pleasant weather. Old pictures
copied and finished In ink or
color, any size up to life size.
All work warranted satisfac-
tory. Remember you have no
stairs to climb, which Is a great
convenience for children and
old people. First floor, opposite
the Post Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24

Natures Balsam for all Complaints of the lungs
the throat, and the bronchial tubes, is "tlale's
Honey of lIorehound and Tar Coughs and colds
vanish as if by magic under its soothing, healing
operation. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Tootheache Drops cure in minute.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24

Forty years experience have tested the virtues
of DR.. Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and it is
now generally acknowledged to be the best RENE
dy extant for pulmonary and lung diseases; en-
bracng the whole range from slight cold to a
settled consumption. Were it not for its merits,
it would long since have "died and made no sign.
80 cts. and 81 bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper. declo-t&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24

LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfnmed and makes splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only so
cents april teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24

b. S. WRIGHT & Co., are selling nice Provi-
violence River Oysters, for 40 cts. per quart, or
s so per gallon. decli-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-24

New Lungs cannot be made by medicines, or
the skill of physicians, but the old ones can be
strengthened and preserved by the use of Adaa.-
cons Botanic Baisans, a sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, and all diseases of the Lungs
Price 3j and % cts. dec35-teod&wlw
, 1875-08-28

GnikhE9Ilk0EST HARD UP POE NATTER,
Tho Chicago correspondent Of ths Louisville
Coarier-Journd! scn'ls to hiB pnpor The follow
Ing mess Of trash rola.iyo to the alleged inten-
tonH Of tho 900 ComtnnnlHts OF this city. 1t IL
a tloayy programme for Killings and his squad to
oxocnto:
Tho Communists. wbo hsEe purruod quiet and
scrFst la!cy since their attempted raid oil tie a-
hct building last winter, aso worIsd hard smons liz
Ehfs ami factories, and Aaso drawn 1nanY thou tlli,ls
of honest h't ignorant men lnlo tItr kocioy Wages
here in Chicago potnrnsly low. A. slated In The
sst part Of th!a arsiclc, ters least poo
ilo out "f employment. mot 30 O. who are really
willing to worx.] Tho elenrnts arc favorah'e to riot.
Every few days aono picard will appear upon dead
WAL aud cufbn2 touounctn& cur militia rGgMeats
anu threatening tham and tsnlr supporters With
term!".tion. Tue Communists arc holding no tnors
ruhlo nesngH hut sn every part Of tho city thsre Ia
"hetttdA." ihs4u Boctions arc eaod oncs week, In
cellars sna ons-ottne.way places; whers Lbs n.eabes
lty," aud d With hroolscka quite like ths cohorts
nf Lord Gordon and Simon Tsppertit batore tho Lon-
don rois Although tho authorities saset ariatou
rrehaal troubls when the lonn, hard wtutsr
cotnes ont and Il IN trus that tho Leaders hAvo eathvro
many dstsrn!ne5. desperate peoIs about item. DO
tho winter coincs and thoso who now have work ara
thrown out Ut employment, formal demand will be
by c,tizcas within stated tins drna1d viii than
le nl1de for tho OF klb4atenre. II this u not
eutnplel With. than Chicago and her prutsc.ing min.
butthersd. sll+r which Mayer CALVIN aut tAs Alder.
llrn will bs al.nihilatei, new CITY Go*ernment 10
organized by the Commune tho AsIisf aud ALL soei
will be teysa upon. II thsre IL any opposition to thlz
HeoKEsInue few thousand ubattnao l,eople will be-
s9no sS "acsn' Molst unpleasant boLies." aud fow
laoasan arFts Vt EhtcIBo will tB buSncd that
ptot tc'ps will l1sB chsnca to help rebuild ne1t
*t1ns. Win the veudsttx ~ one enI The Chicago
teswocn lluos may tlui al sAe can attend 10 Il hums
Turing tao usat year.
, 1875-08-28

M ..,..u :. Y.. ,v,. t., ~. t.......l !.
ino ealooh OF Ahhao "c'ss' IN tae basement OF
Kingabury Block. "as entoFod Friday night by
burglars and robbeI OF about 500 North Of
ciaa,e, yluoa, and s!tyezwRro,
George Thompson was yehterdsy arrestrd for
picking The pocket Of Ms. achselnflrtb, of NO.
l03 West Erie Btroat on q State atreet ckF Tho
80. ..t,s. e,n ns -.
pootS eontH'o'a S'1''o Aaa ooAs fA'osole ps'
po!B.
ri. Koons. 4 croe.r It No. oo2 west Van
pn-.n .,,aa, ia NJ, h, ~ r., x.,- =, NJ oo1
4'utea "s.eer ''aa t.s oA'u :" 'oat " W. 1''
, 1875-08-28
THE clTY.HALL.


.'A o4'''o'opa't w. i"au "Ae atol1a'
a'hehAteea lof lhstteasloh TO aoty and Ionngtng
oil beat. Mosaa Potter MAS appointed to fll tho
vacancy.
,r...,.e. n.r.-,n
4'e'0a'ses CUPS "s"oS "'' 'opos' " ''a'snA'
Ia the city, In order that tho members Of tho
Fire uepattn,ent NAV not unnecessarily rink
thci, live, in casc NJ ira,
'"u.' =. =" W. - 'S =. 'A0s'
The blaYor and board Of Public Works were
sosen' 1os 'a'teF PORTION OF Inc AFTERNOON, ek"
amtalng patent stnoIo'cohsumer which Mt.
I.ester wlshos them to buy for the West md
North Division ,ystor-,yoras.
n,,. r,,,. !,
Luz Wy Co!ioetot yesterday received &Ao
large aum oa s'So'ooo On city ta1ca. or this
Not,hwestsrn hai,1oai. Aao mn hv l,nt,ar
r.t,,sr ond aen nm ~, ~, IL, ,.
AA'44''1' ~"o *'''oo' ps 7@1l'os 'a4'Psyefs'
, 1875-08-28

Of tho capital stock nnd that tho capital stock had
novrr leon iaipalrcd, except by All outlay "
ahout sll,00o. iu establishing ,ts hur!nrss and
aroneiea, wh!cl, had aiuca been made up; and
tlI1t tho heaviest rtocEloaler Vas acnstnr Iohn
T.. Jouoa. Of Nevada, 'tioion" Jones Of roputcd
fabulous wealth.
A fur A1r. Pnlmar. nrcnrlug 10 Mr.. 9totfatt1'a
stntoment his 1r.n.to of conducting thu bnslnets
m funeral atnnhse hero WAS too nxrnvn-
gnnt 10 elit to vinws Of tic Dlfectots Dendca,
they hal offered him ton good contract In tho
bEsrss n,,A therefore 1t waa their policy to diH-
E .,,ragn i,fs gunR ahead. which tiov did until
tue riIgagemnnt sns cnHcofch about tho 2nth uf
Juno la~t. 4 rta:ement 1t thu Company IN a
rintct circular wisl,snt tlato (b,lt winch Mr.. =.
mi | wrH lofs undated hv mistake. bclpE printed
with an'tnor dated clrcnlar}. tho tutal Asacta
wnso lnlv !, 1375.-tho dste tho rtnsemsnt
:2n7.M.7s; Hur.,'nr s9,},o95.13. which, by dr.
teat "f II truml'ed-up claim, was awoiioi 10
tlUG.U9j IT,
, 1875-08-28

MEETING or THE WOMAN Il IfkfoN.
Tlle regular monthly mootsug Of tho Wonnn's
Temperance Union was hold yesterday morning
III ho OF tho i. II. e. A. building. Tho
President, Mrs. lioiyokc, nccupicl tho chair, and
Mrs. Hall actod as SeoietuTy+
After preliminary singing and PRAYER the Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. lomctoY, reported
that dining the puRt month eEe lad sont forty
two letter. to different tuwnd in Cook County
and tho Stntc, il4ulrit,z Nhotl,er thsv hal any
temposhnco n,EaFi2a,lons. To thoro inquiries
eho lsnd scccssu several replies, most of them III
tue affirmative.
Mrs. Jonns hciug called upon to nnrrato hcr
rocent experience in WatsoGn, ILL.,. btaltd that,
whc thoru on visit rho had arnuhe AT inter-
CIT In tho Temperance moyemunt. 4 meeting
wls called, n,ld a ro1nocrailce Uu!nn was organ
tzcl, viii, Il membership os twenty la1icH. Hho
had ei1lco learned of HattHfac.Ury 11oroAae In
interest. at laast five prominent citizsns who
were drinkors boing converted. ...
Thu Treasurer. Mrs. 5onrs reported thnt tho
recep.a for the mouth OF July wefO *It, and the
expenditures 3lGa.s5. For tho month Of Au.
gust. teccpts wore SD expenditures $82. To-
ial amount OIL bunG. &2i5.10.
Mrs. pulner0,, Airs. jones, and 6thers from
tic Committee 10 saiBo fluids for tho estsbllDh-
nnent ot Friendly lnn. reported COLLECTIONS Of
Abunt $alM. 1'llo whnlo amount TO he raised In
%l,Oo0. 1t wan decided to postpone further bo-
lIct:ag Of funds ior ttrco webkH.
The question pf gotinH up = number OF
lunclos during the Exposition, in ortcr 10 rAlso
funds, MA discussed, and at Iongk, referred to
= cuma,ltteo consisting Of Mrs. Carter, Mls.
Case, and Mrs. potnoroy.
Mira. Case stated that she had visited tho
Board Ut Public Works. and had bocn informed
that there we'o nav t"ensy publc fountains in
tho c!ty, sui that a man was employed to koep
them in or'lo1 at salary Of $50 a month.
The PRESIDENT, Al1s. Holyoke, reported that
ehe tiatl administered tho plotgo to ITO persons
during the month, and had published aixtoon
3oLn Il,
besides other miscellaneous work. 6hs was
tontlcred vote OF thankB.
Col. \. ". Scott Of hlaiue, was introduced,
AMI made n abort address, upon tho temperance
1nossior, aud waa inyltod to speak In tue af1ol-
noon meeting IN FarHolt Halt.
Tho meeting thou adjourned.
, 1875-08-28

Chicago, BURLINGTON 4 Quincy Railroad
Sunday Train
for Omaha, Ss1t Lnke. San Frane'scn, sua al Far
West po!nts will 1oass tho Central Depot foot Of Lake
street, bnnlay Ana. 70, Al 10 nj. Tekets and kee-
nE-cnr bctha nny bo Ind II 20 Clark street, Indian.
avrnne nnf Caual sfree atatlonr, and at the epot
Through tckrts Via c. h NJ n. II. II. aud o, II. T. r.
r, II. are good on thla train.
, 1875-08-28

of the Directors that everything shalt fhlH year
bo complete by tho opening might, and no delays
OH tho rarl nf exhibitors will tr tolerated.
Tho Secretary waa nlan distracted tu ,,nifv tho
nwnora of exhibition Platforms. rA,llnGH, stc..
left in Tim building, tint teRe mst placed in
p:apcr position the Hunces allotted Tho eovorAl
exhibitors. Within twenty-fonF hoats: otllorwtse,
tho same will 10 tenurel by tho Superintendent.
ExhibtorH III tho machinery department Will also
bo tolulrnd To Got their machinery IN puA tiui,
aud in complete readiness. dufing noxt wouk, for
tho opening night.
, 1875-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tho outdoor concert and picnic at tho old
Camp-dround Grovo Desplaines, comos of to-
das. Tho cara leave the depot, corner Of K,nzio
and Cauat ssfeeta. at 9:15 u. m.; return At A:l8
or 6:l2 Tickess for round trip. Is consa.
A meeting OF sunday-eohool tcachers and
friends will bo hold in FRrwell Hall Wednesday
evening. Addresses will DO made by John Hall.
D. D.. ]. II. VINCENT, D. D., Warren Randolph,
D. D.. and other members of tho international
Lesson Committee. Tho meeting Of tue Com.
tnistoo in &hia city Cat the Grand paeif!o uoscl,
Sept. aud a elvoa tho opportunity OF
hearing from tboso listiugnished brethren,
The I. II. O. Il, SundAy-Sohool Committee
regtot that the meeting must be ilnld OIL tho
evening usually occupied for Tho PRAYER mnet-
lug. but ~ tllo speakers cannot remain, and
many wish to hear them. they request AZ many
pastors M can do no to change their meetings
to TuesdAy or Ihuledny evening that all may b.
able to attond.
CENTRAL PARg CoNcEnT
Tho third Central pa,k coucert, under tho d.
rection Of lfaus Bataska, will be given At y
o'clock this afternoon. The programme ID az
follows:
!. March of the EnglisA lshes ..Asher
7. CDn hMura-p0!ka Faust
i. Overture To tn3ra FutuW
j. Thousand and One Nghta-Wa1tz. >. STRAUSS
6. rotporri from Der FTetachuotz. .Weher
9. In Dulei Jubilo-Qallop. p......,......... .bohno
HAHr II.
7. Overture to 2auau!eo. .Auber
q. OGa-PoIka Mazurka. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Harlow
Q. FlntaH5t on Themes from LAss!catne .Mcnzc!
10. TcN-pfn (EIllop .2tekof
IL. Inauguration March. rch...........-..-....W WchAcr
, 1875-08-28

In regard to repairing no watches It 10 atfe 10 say
that no hnuso In tlH or any other country devote
more carrfh attention therein Than Me.rrs Hamilton,
Rowo Co., staio md Warrington strees. Practical
watehmakcss Themselves, they know when work fl
vol saone ami workman ia retained by thom for
tnonunt unloss he Ii careful and thoroughly com.
nrfrrt
, 1875-08-28


THE COUNTY BUILDING.
The contractors for o1cavating for i1.e foun-
dalton for tho now Court Honse. it 10 estimated,
will llayo to haul 1890 lan,ls Of dirt day to
complete Tho work accor, ,iing to promise.
Tho County Treasurer commenced isanng tax
sslo certificates yeAtcElay 10 pprt.eA who hal
rutel'a*c'l delinquent propoity. Tho certificates
will continue to be t~suol flom day to day ~
fast a. thoy eau DO propa,c.
Tho joint Canlmittso M Public Dut!dines ,nd
Charities recommended tho allowance OF o bill
of Potter Now. amounting to ?5J5. Some rocon,.
monl1attonh wcso aHo mala IN r9foroaco to cer-
tain improvements at tho raor-tfo.ssc.
Jndyo Fatwell refused to act OH tho motion
for a new trial II, tho caso of Tor1y and Norton,
tho bnnsolsts. Yesterday, Lccausc sfoir cane had
hcen trlol before Judge 1}ooth, a. .rtni3e Booth
IN ut Of tito city n,,tl viii not return, for several
weeks, tho nNfoftlinnscs must cont!1lio to bo foI
by tho county for snmo tttno to cone
Zine case Of William taerbrics, intlictod fhr
mtltter md arson. has bcon Bot for trial tho
SECOND Tues,lay tn September. 1t il not be-
lloycd, however. thai his attorney will bn ready,
nt least ho ~ informed the rrsonnr few .;ays
ago Ahovo all hthess, LIE tn tlIe nttoruoy y-riddeu
Inmate Of tito Ja,l.
- "'.''o''"@p",s.'s '.'as tA"t' n.tAo" "o"'u
prupsb1y 20 . caual late 1or tn'otY IFeasufer on
the Nepaoiean tlcaot, phol!Hl!oa IN thes"
eo'aLl'aa e yeslernaY, was foe".yen WIN aurprbo
~ 1'u eo""tY oa!'Me "au eI"piuSns' ME. Hes-
!hE ticuaS we're tne from peoeots, anu "nro
!!ee ! W Aeh"uwlouSo LlAoh Atrenssh anu afaila-
pl'''f 10 n" opP's'uG eano'ohse'
The joint Committee on pnblio Buildings AMI
llosplts, WAS ip Boaalon yesterday afternoon.
An estimate for cut ato.o for tae new hospital
furnished by the coutractoF, amauut1l,x tn
3J,lHD. Was recommended tn bc paid sayeral
otl,or bills were examined and approved. II w4s
also recommended to al sertao for proposals for
filing this Hospital gsotnsa.
TIE uIsASD IuRr.
Tho case Of tho notorious Henry and Sophia
Smith, nt present keepers of den on North
Desplalucs stroat, chArred With being in tho
busIneaa OF alslucttnR anil rnlnlng girls between
tho ages OF Ia and IL years, was heard by thu
Nraud Jury yesterday. and Two trup bills woro
found agnluet shcn. Tho principal uitne ,se4
wero Anta Wagnshe and Lfzzio Miller.
Their es,danco wAB Of tho most revolving
character. mil II II IL to bo credited
tho Smiths merit tile eayercnt punishment
iIonry Smith Ia tue samo man who ,ras mixed III,
iu u seduction caee In the Police Courts sorno
tine ago, ise charging ono Josoph SIatzIey with
running hih daughter. IIe w,s iu tho County
Building waen tho indictments wore found, aud
wns arrested promptly md put IN Jail. IIo wnB
callci upon by reporter dnriug thu afternoon.
lie stated Tint ho was belnR folllwod
, 1875-08-28

Important to tho Preservation Of Teeth-
John aosnellH Cherry Tooth-Paste,
tho 1uost of1lcscious entifrco known. Try II. For
DraAleY. III ard l7t Ilandollh Nlftat.
, 1875-08-28

Donaldson nnd 6rlmwood.
dcutite. sousleast corner Of ssatn snd Washington
Etsees. made excellent Photographic Of the aorosnt.
and balloon, and snco The Gn..ng of armwood there
has tsen perfect rush for tho pllotoH.
, 1875-08-28
rl'E4E CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

81; IL in.. HS i y. m.+ NJ; y. M. a..
Tho Chicago Turner's who have hcen visiting
In New York will 10 rendered n reception Ia
morrow morning ht Turnor-flall. whittier tho5
will be escorted by their friends ani admirers.
John Stanley, Of No. III snrllla atrcet. by oc
curhtion hn Inspector oi Fcwore, Nas thFowr
from ha buggy and slightly injured laas even
Ing, about q o'c'urk Mt Tho corner Of LaSafle
streos MID Moth avon'tc.
Tho wcst thrego Hallway Comnnny aro OF.
,eudiue their tack OH Wes. s1a'i.sm street
from Western ayen,so 10 .ho rallsun trark. Al
tho ran,o ,iuo tl,r esreet in being paved by pri
vatu cnrltrnct with lilo Dyer patent pavement.
Mr. 4. II. Bnrlcy. ncceiyor Of the Cook County
National Bank. reports nothing now in tho eottte
nlent of tia nTarr of tho hank. will There TT
n1,ch nf anything until the Suit shout Tho mort
Engn given to Allen, Ssopneus t. Co. III dctlnitel!
Eotssed.
About n:30 Inst evonfnR a n1tn giving his name
ass. H. l.iitlB, anil haA residenes n Springfield
drove nEainat a telegraph pole on the corner O.
Halated aud rolh strcots and ar,,npei l oat y +
Mrs Dempsey wlo WAS occupying tlle vacant
seat. Tho Indy Ii eald to hhyo boon consider.
ably njurod.
I'll. Committee OF tho First Unitarian Chnnr
{ftrnerly tho Rev. Lard CottcrB,, to whir' t,as
subject was referred, 1t thcir meeting Iast l,l At
drew M formal latter addressed tn tho Rev.
Brooke fIorfoEd, OF afaneslostct, England. invit-
sng Llnl 10 accept tho pastorato.
About IL a. m. yesterday car No. l7G, Of the
State streot limo, driven by Michael M"ore
whlo gazing south. ran over n boy - yairH OF
age, named Martin McDormntt A. 10 wsH hang
inn on a car going noitls. llo nas rttHci Oil ttia
left hp and considerably injnrcd. {lla homo IL
at No. ~ Johnson street,
Tom stnsg anil v. T. JoEnron, of tlia city.
}estordaY shot a pieson.nlaieh At Dtator
, 1875-08-28

NCTFGCtl0ff.
Mr. ". D. sm.sh, dealer in hides, pclta, and taI-
low. No. 27 Ktn3e nrec has been Ii business thit-
teen years. Instead Of thrcc erroueo,s5 stated
IN last Saturdays Tarnusx. Ile Ia Of tho oldest
merchants in his line ID Tie city.
, 1875-08-28

Pianos aud Organs.
MrGc assortment nf nav li.nos and orRana 10
rent. Secondhand pianos from 81 10 500.
". " KrMnALI,
Corner State and Adams streets. Chicago.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02
Insomnia.

A great many persons suffer from sleep
lessness; and it doesn't help the matter al
all to know that insomnia is the technical
name of the trouble. Various remedies
have been proposed for this affection. DIR.
Franklin advised sufferers to get up and
walk about the room in the airy drapery OF
night. Counting thousand or any great
number; imagining that you see Hook OF
sheep, one by one jumping over a fence;
reading IS last book of poems; breath
ing steadily from the nostris. and fancy
ing the breath is seen coming from them
ali these and thousand other remedies
have been recommended by the wise and
tried by the wakeful. And now MT.
Frank auckland, the clever naturalist, has
discovered that there is nothing like eating
two or three raw onions before going TO
bed. Those who cannot swallow them
NAV have them stewed; but whether the
sleep which they bring will be balmy is
question. But should this fail, MIR: Buck
land advises the heroic treatment OF eatine
hard-boiled eggs, with plenty OF bread
and cheese, before retiring. IT nothing
more, this will insure the sight OF youl
grandmother before morning The Bishol
Of Oxford, DIR. Wilberforce, when p.
couldn't sleep, used to repeat very Slowly
the yowels, A L l o U, forcibly pronouhc
ing them with each inspiration anu e ,,,i -
ton; and very much we shoulo ''Ae "
have overheard his Lordshlp DONG IL