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Fac!1e Manner Of Dealing with Sc
curftics..-Tho Constantine
Bank.
Repeated Violations Of the National
Banking 'Law---" Bankrupt
for Seven Years."
T, W, Palmer and the "Inter-
Ocean" Share Aliens
Bounty.

5ptetal csrrtspondenee u Tho chsesoe 7''oans.
DkB MONIES, H.. HAY 27.-At your uesiro,
With epado aIl "hovol havo spent week OF
two uncntthinx tho tap.root Of that financial
missionary from Iowa. whosa laEt WILL and
testament OF "noshins III the pouna to
Ills creditors, BwcetI7 epltaphs him IS one Who
iall among cannipala IN Chicago md was duly
devaused h1E i. 7. Allen was ooth mis-
ionary and Gonrd. ue sprang up IN tho
night Of clyil war, tlnnks 10 profuao Watering
End manurage at lhe hAuds OF IN nnclc. who
honored and improved. 90 they aasuEo me- fho
vocation OF Al armr Quartermaster.
Previous to tllls dlscoycr7 OF rclatlro who
MA allowed preferences in eashnE Gavornmont
ronchero. D. i. A'ion, 40 M independent hts
tory Of him glsea warrant did smart business
in lending money in ihe City Of Dos Mo'nef.
Hero ho popped up. as ho won't do*n. Ako sud.
dcn volcanic islnnd' torn amid tho throea OF
tczEestr'a! con7uleton. Tho Mexican Var among
other heroes spa"ned tho Iowa bsnkor'"
then In u sort Of tadpoie rhaso. and with Inn
thcro wcro also about hso thousand plllnr
dollars, o my authority nnears, which o1'co uuod
to hide their shining faceB in tho HILLS OF tho
Montozatnns. In thoao days hi" country, bus
not Allcn himself, vas making history III con-
sequence, larGcly indebted rs may 10 to tho
typical fluaucier Of thi4 0ildod Ago for eosno
yosrs Of personal "Reminiscences Tor h's earlier
, 1875-05-29
THE TROUBLE BEGINS.


Having 60. the keys Of TIN Cook County eafo
in lsn custody Mr. L. F. Allen Ao'zos his pic
tureaquo pen ouca moro aul proceeds to tot
down his precious memoirs.
~ am rory much afraid" ho complains
on tho 9Th Of July 1878, taat af,a! fail shos.
on tho 13th."
No WONDER. Bearing IN mind lis Aauguino
confidence that through tho "thrse Directors"
who woro concerned both in the Cook County
Bank and tho State Savings Dauk, ho would
'work togctder" and materially Aelp himself"
1tr. Alien requested tho favor Of ''$75,090 or
f100, 600" from the latior coucern. 11o very
reasonably expected TO got 1t AZ . matter Of
cousso and WAS not little surprised whom Mt.
Spencer rather cooly declined to accommodate
him.
Thai Is why 10 MAJ afraid he would fall short
OIL Tho 18th.
On tue 10th Of July 10 makeu another note
srEycEE's REFUSAL 70 LEND HIN THE MONEY;
on the 12. he IL passionate to tho potut Of fury,
and On the 18th, so1nehow OF other, ho settoz
tho ycxod aud mysterious account.
Ita worth while "tlysng bait" ~ your fox
hunter haa 1t On 3. r. Aliens autobiography to
the 10th Of May.
On tic 1oth OF MAy h makes memorandum
! TINT l.e hAs Iudosssd tbs rapes Of 7. Z. nsown,
a contractor, 10 tho amount VI $4,000, and thnt
he holds as collateral = judgment in favor Of 7.
! E. Brown against tbs city Of Memphis for $780,
| oV". Ilo thu. sol'oqulcss touching tic Brown
matter II hays full control OF tklis claim aud
cdn use il in any troy It ns0y be Heeestd'y It ii
| \ mortgage OIL all the 1ca! estate In Memphis,
| mud it would DO good security At so ccnts on tho
| dollar" Upon this Judgment, lypothecatcl
with him for more indorsemcnt for $4,000,
, 1875-05-29
THE COOK COUNTY BANK.

How aud whore h0 found that relief lot his
owu pcrsonal memorandum On the 30th OF May
dtscloeo and lot tho depositoss in tho Cook
County Hank trace with asto1uahcd gaze tho
COURSE through financial ethor u which licr
lost thousands apod.
AlL.EH's EXPOSURE or ALLEN,
iu this regard, IL worth keeping IN type:
II have boen negotiating for Tho control Of
tho Cook County kationt! Datk Of this city,
aud have closed tho trade. lit. Spoacer, tho
President, owned oontso! Of tho stock, and
vas also largely interested tn tbs State 5sTinss
Bank Of thIs city. Ns, posr, III Psssldsnt va
, 1875-05-29

tosotSo E11s TURNED tn Hrw ronk.
on tho ga of AnEn*t he promptly msdo rq
LIS mind to take pos*oa-1oo OF tic New York
otatH Loa'l hho lf:tst company.
ho tlla tehacs'y and carefully Eliminates over
hla !ascst RESOURCE.
- hhTd nodeSfrc toexp"nd.-al mJ wtehes arc
10 coht"c'.-h ~ 9fH'"7 control cf that tnsti|t-
no" 0fou" fnf7bfe me to re0'sf on son!e u my
n*srfs and thereby put me IN .flnls, aud make
things oasY hll round."
Tho lonpc, fc a-h, l,d thu rro1oc. tbn ,,o-.
- - A., 1sa ~ 49,. u' o!., .uo.o
'','n!o.s t:f "'a nc o'co!""s nno On the .s1h OF
Ansns' ap!f'9t characteristic tntrepttlitr ho
ronhdt- 'It5t. ho "could have tho
objectionable. ~ hare f,ll con.
t,ol Of tho institu,,o,." ''tnto. ron.n
~ ,,,o,.f..a ~" Ifyf 0,. m.
:, - 'nele'oio' 'ne s.h'c!4- "@c a!!cn'
4o"a' OF u. u. GankoF, be u. iemplarJ
sJbtem Of iaAuce, tho best RESOURCE Of penui-
loss bcggar is to buy a bank
Henry 4. smythe, at ons timc Collector OF tho
rott a. se" 1o'A' Vas .hc .!esioons OF tue IA"
, 1875-05-29

nkLrcK ruEsCrs TEE IOWA nASEER.
Ills Journal trEtes through Tue autumn OF
1879 with dtnuncinslous ot hiH luck aud tLe bard
times. Thonah oddly enough, hc always hopes,
in o1cry entry, that he las touched bottom"
and that 'ucxt neck III see daylight"
His Dss lGoincs bank vna constantly over
drawing its account in Chicago, and this .ayo
hlu muck uucasinces. To biz bsother-1E,-!nw,
Harry Wett. he repeatedly protested tim. tila
Dcs 31o!nes coIreiu "cuSht to take cars VI
itself,~ And aS its oys.dra!ss recnrrcd day utter
day to vex his righteous spirit. day after day did
his diary asaano
THE rLAlS77yE TONE or 4 JEnEM1An.
On tha 5th Ut November, that da:Is aun:veE-
szry Of Guy Famles' conspiracy 10 explode
mine under the English Parliament, shus docs
Ms. Alien laeouicsl1y describe Ais condition:
"Im pretty we'll used np."
But with this rcna1 kable ilnaprlal genius. tho
darker his mRzc the eaa'cr his way out OF it.
NE. NCAr!lEY Al sAyIuH.
Quo of hia 1norgauhtc alliances was partner
rhip in tho hog~pacxlng bnriueas With u. F.
Musphey, .. Chicago. NutFhoy ospects irn
with David pous It Co.. OF Na" York. Tho
amount is 500, 100, and Allen, almost de1s,ous
Ut right Of someninC 20 unlike Hi4 'dead''
stun and unavailable nssc:s." maAua up lia
mind that
THE HANE El1Alf :" p1~sN~
iu vulgar rhra.e. with this racknE-lloasc.
1lca.ant, thiu discovery, tor David Donh Il Co.,
who lent the money nuIrr tho Impression that it
was to take tho shape Ut conslynu1eA,s Vt pork,
and not Of that choice aud vrry miscellaneous
collection q! curiositIea which Allou flcc.iou.1y
entities "uy assoss."
Gu Tho 9TH Of November Allcu's journal con-
tai,tS such Ccula rich but not rare, III those
, 1875-05-29

Of August, 1873, 70 TIN Cook County Clerk A.
lo1os' The Bank Examlnor called to make his cts
tomary inspection. 70 maaa up tho legal res
servo, which had fallen. 40 may bo 1agined, 4
good doa' short OF the required figures, Mr.
Allen handed hin Cashier, amongst oth.r things,
a acttctons draft on Now York for slo0, QUO, not
to be forwarded to Now York, but to DO usc.l
merely ts An illusion Of device for o,ucoanr
from tho 1'ank Examiner tlie pccuniary void
which vctJ clearly must havo cxistod Ia mako
such proceeding necessary.
On she 22d Of August Mr. Allen. not con-
tent wttflrepoatedly assuring himself in tie pa5t
o.acty Why be bonght tho Cook County Bank,
makes thIs now memorandum Of his PURPOSES:
In rolng INTO the Doox County l3anjt mn ons
ob}eee ttas 70 get in shdpsto hep carry my assets
unta 1 could realize"
,Anothcr and joint motive. according to pro-
vioun ndnisr1on wne Ills lone of eHrcting ati IT.
fauEcmnnt With the s:ato savings Bank ul,ere-
hr no could nccaeionaIly ret At tho e4.0o, o00 OF
deno-tt ia that Institution.
1!s had rcsorted 10 tho State anvings bank and
Ind been febuffed. With that road ntorpod, like
OtcE 'S'rIeeter to whom alt atrceta tcfaetl with
cretllsorA, ha had to discover sons now COURSE
opnt, which TO circuu,nAYiente his embarrase
ment, a man a!way4 fcrtifo II, o1pedlenta, h4
velT quickly t1lrnncd hin fa.ls to tho bzeeza.
, 1875-05-29
THE BANK SUFFERS.

now Nh ALLEN HELPED u.AsELx I5plSIpuALLy.
On tho 18th Of August. 1873. Ar. .. F. Allen
makes this bald ard candid entry. 1xrpon aud
ink, AZ regards tho Cook County bank:
Wv i,.,enlion IL to get tn baHks 1ssc1sy 10 hp
,nyst!f Individuality.
i confession ~ ingenious - this would ba
usutrelsed By 4 slngA comment. On the alst
, 1875-05-29

MIS-. ALLEN AMP cnAuScEY no~ES.
Mra. Allcu aud her datl:hteE, 3Ltsa kIts!e' Wsrc
e,. route from Europe, nlsrc. ~ hs psthstlcally
complains, taev lad sro'it mouoy taylshly. lso-
fersing to t.olr s1p-ctta arrival he 1lakes this
metro;
''1hoy hayo rot soma luggage to bo smugsled
through. 6myttie las nlan who, Tor consid-
Grafton. will a,.tnd tp it."
Now. from, unloading dead atun" on tsussfm
t.eposstors to defrauiinK tho revenue IL
JUMP Or NO MEAN
,!lnousous, even tor an Iowa banler. But Al
leu ,akss hrs ..,tshes fearssas,y.
What makes 1t "all laa moro liuding," a.
Seisa seymour used tt have It. iH that "enyths,"
rho "hss 1nau wAo will attend 10 1t for con-
si.ierRtson," hEmsclf used to nit 1t tho gats ot
Custom md collect dus!ts.
Truly most remarkable bit OF nez1o-1int lor-
trhttu1o.
MT. cMArSCEy T. BoWES
Of ChicsRo, who cpjoyua tie doubs privilege OF
being Mr. Aliens Sice-prcui1ent in CAt:aBo ~
wcll ~ Yice-presldent Of tho New York State
Loan aud Trust Company, was greatly dsrou'te'l
upon By Mr. Allen to "k,'eN UP tho lno OF d'z-
counts Ut tho various t.anks "lsle!i did btsness
will, tho Chicago conc:rI,. !tost Ut Ar. bdwena
d.,,y as dstaca by !ir. Aftn: Wls to 1Aiss inonHY
Fast Gu e,,cI, SECURITIES r"Al paper - {s!l 4uso
Iy, A,is,'s hau'!d in tia Hest
Non, either III his desi* alton -lr. AIen uscu
IN commit tu 3!r. liaae ~ .o "bs.aYca' aAoes
unreliable mud uoztalaA collateral aaa psposs u
, 1875-05-29
DRY GOODS
FROM! :|, Oh AUCTION.

.,7. harm purchased 1nrEo1y from recent
Wotnr.f Auctions, Mt 1ArEf oon ceHAfona
lnpo Farn,or values, mud will offor t<t-day tho
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
The Maryland Campaign.

AN ACTIVE CONTEST Observation-Disclosures FROM
MIR. WALLIS TO THE PEOPLE.
baltimore, Oct. IL.
The campaign in this State is progressing
with much activity. Several meetings are held
daily, and last night about half dozen were
held. 1t is noteworthy fact that the Reform
meetings continue to bo well attended and much
enthusiasm s shown.
s. Tcakle Wallis, Reform candidate for Gov
ernor, has written an address to the people,
which is printed to-day, and in which he replies
caustcally to some personal references OF Mr..
Carroll. Tho general opinion is that Mr.. Wallis
has the best of it. 30 far
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Duel in France.

TWO YOUNG AMERICANS FIGHT WITH swORDs
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.
The Herald, of this morning prints the follow
ing special from Paris duel was fought
with swords at Vesnet, near Paris,
yesterday, between two young Ameri-
cans, named respectively Riggs and
Paine. The cause was an old family vendetta,
which was renewed last Thursday night in the
Renaissance Theatre. Blows were exchanged
before the audience and the police interferred.
The result of the duel was that Paine was wound
cd slightly in the arm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
The mississippi Troubles.

GOVERNOR AMEs ADVERSE To ARaIINd CITIZENS
ALL QUIET.
WAsHlNdroN, Oct. 12.
The Attorney General is in daily receipt Of ad-
vices from Mississippi, through two officials who
were especially designated by him to visit that
State and confer with the Governor regarding
the situation there.
These gentlemen have had several confer
ences with Gov. Ames. They report that he is
adverse to arming the citizens of the State for
their own protection, for the reason that it
would produce great excitement. AT present
everything is reported quiet
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
The Ohio Election.

Absorbing ALL OTHER INTEREsTa-H VOTE
WITH NO INDICATIONS As TO THE RESULT.
. CINCINNATI Oct. 12.
On Change, to-day, not half the usual number
of business men were in attendance, the cleo
tion absorbing other interests. The indications
are that an unusually large vote will be poiled.
At this hour, nothing can be said as to the re-
suit. Both parties are confident OF SUCCESS.
There were some attempts at repeating in the
18th and 10Th wards, but they were promptly
frustrated
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Secretary Deiano,s Successor.

NO ANNOUNCEMENT PROBABLE UNTIL AFTER THE
pREsIDENT's RETURN.
WARRINGTON, Oct. H.
Up to noon, to- day, the belief has bean gener-
al that an appointment has been made to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF Secre-
tary Delano, but it now appears that
although there was some correspondence be-
tween the President and other gentlemen upon
that subject the appointment has not been deiin-
itely made and the opinion is expressed, this
morning, that it will not be made until after the
return of the President to Washington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Italy.

DEPARTURE OF CARDINAL MoCLosKEY FROM ROME.
ROME, Oct. 10.
Cardinal McCloskey has left Rome. Cardinal
Franchi and others accompanied him to the rsil-
way station and Monsignor Roncetti accompani-
ed him rs far as Civita Vecchia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

% ED STAR LINE-APPOIET- Slss
T. Ell to carry she Belgian and United ss~saf Fses
atatss Mails me following Steamers ore appo'nted
20 sail
FoR ANTW gRp:
From PhilaiSiphia, From New Work
EEDsHLAhD sept 1s STATE oYNEvADA Sept 80
yADERLAND, Oct. 12 S TzEitLaaID Oct.23
FROM ANTWERP.
For anilanelphil For New yurs.
vaDvRLAND. sept. IS SWITZERLAND Sept. 20
NEDERLAND oct. IL STATE OF NEVADA Oct "a
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Fist Cabin 800 Second Csnn, SEQ
bteerage and intermediate tcse,s 70 AID from Ill
poinLs at the loWost rates.
Passenger accommodations for al classes 1naur.
passed Ample attendance Is progided. Es-,S
steamer carries surgeon and 5tewardcss
Through tickets and through bills OF lGding sspsd
o9tween all prominent p5tnts.
For pas,sgs rates Of freight and other .riorras.
Ton APPLY to
FErER WRIGHT Il Sons, Genr SGts.,
3G7 Walnlt street. phadelphis. ~ Broad Street,
New York. Il. Wonder Beeee. General suropean
agent Antwerp. s.. +. BETrcS, Agent, Adams Ex-
press once Wilmington Del A. u. GRlMSEAM, I,
Agent, Wilmington hal. myT-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
rhc BIoomiugdaIc LunatiC

SENT BACK TO THE ASYLUM, THIS MORNING.
New YORK, Oct. IL.
The man WHO escaped from the Bloomingdale
Lunatic Asylum, last Sunday evening, was ar
rested, last night, when coming out Of the Me-
tropolitan Theatre and sent to the Asylum, this
morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
Montgomery's
Nervine !!

M0ntgomerys Nervine cures Rheumatism.
M0ntgomery's Nervine cures Neuralgia.
MOntgomery's Nervlne cures Hysteria.
MOntgomery's Nervine cures Headache.
M0nigomery's Nervine cures Sciatica.
Montg0mery's Nervine cures Fits.
Montgomery's Nervine cures Tic Doloreux.
- Montgomery's Nervine cures Papitation of the
Heart, and all Nervous Affections.
why suffer, when one bottle of this medicine will
give you immediate relief? Principal depot, 1871 N.
NllLn MINI street, Philadelphia, Pa, For sale by all
druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

aMRAIEAs.
VECETlNE
SCROUFULA,
scRoFULous HuMoR.
yFaErIsR will eradicate from the system every
taint OF Sc ofula and scrofulous Humor II has per-
manently cured thousands IN Bnston and iclnlty
who had been long and painful sufferers
CANCER, CANCEROUs HuMoR.
The marvellous effect Of vEGErINR IN case OF Can
rer and Cancerous Humur challenges he most pro-
found attention OF the medical faculty, many OF
whom are prescribing NEGRriHE TO their patti n,s'
CANKER
yEGRrrNs has never failed to cure the most In
nexlble case OF Canker.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
The yRaE1INE mefts with wonderful success in
he cure of this class OF diseases.
PAIN IN THE BONES.
In this complaint the vEGErKE is the great
remedy, as it removes from the system the produce
ing cause.
SALT RHEUM.
Tetter, sat Rheum, scald Head, &C., win GER
anly yield to the great Alternative cnectsof VEGE-
NE
RRYSIpELAs.
yEeRrIsE has never failed to cure the most in
veteiate case OF Erysipelas.
pIMPLEs AND HUMoRs OF TIE FACE.
Reas IN should teach US that blochy rough or pm-
pied tkin depends entirely upon an Internal cause
and no outward application can the de-
feet. VsGETINE is the great blood purifier.
TUMORS, ULCE5S AND OLD SORES.
Are caused by an impure state OF the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with vEGETIsE, and
these complaints will disappear.
CATARRH
For this complaint the only substantial benefit
eau be obtained through the blood VE0ETINE Is
the great blood purifier.
CONSTIPATION.
vsGEIrsE does not act as a cathartIc to tebiiate
the bowels, hut cleanses all the organs, enabling
each to perform the functions devolying upon
tnem.
PILES.
vEdErINE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and painful sufferers.
DYSPEPSIA.
II vBdETIHE Is taken regularly, according TO di-
roctlons, certain and speedy cure Will follow its
ti1.
FAINTNE5S AT THE STOMACH.
VEGETTNE is not stimulating bitters which cre-
ates a fictitious Appetite but gentle tonic, which
assist, nature to restore the stomach TO healthy
net on.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
NEGErINE acts directly upon the causes of these
complaints. II invgorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretive organs and
aliys Inflammation.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint the good effects of the VEGE-
TINE are rtaliz1d Immediately after commencing
10 lake II az debility denotes deficiency OF the
hood, and VEdETIEE acts directly upon the blood.
vEGaTINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
sept22-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

q EA So y a b I, E.-DURINQ THIS
, swelterug weather every one should be familiar
with the value OF Good T iet Powder In preventing
and removing exc0riatiuus, chafngs, irritabllity
and mostness of the skin. A lag- assortment of
the finest French, English and American Toilet
Powder, Powder Pufs and Puff Boxes, for sale by
g. BRlHGHURST Il .IO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13

NUMBAR OF WORKMEN INJURED.
| specia, DisrGich 10 DE Commercial.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12
| Agricultural Hall,one of tho Centennial build
ings, is a wreck 1t was blown down with ter
ifiic crash at II o'clock this morning
| There il intense excitement in the city and
thousands of persons are hurrying to the park
The contractor for Agricultural Hall was Phil
| p Quigley, of Wilmington, who is also the build
er of Machinery Mall, which is now practically
finished. Much interest is felt in regard 70 the
general stability of the buildings, but there is
not the slightest reason to believe however, that
the other structures arc not as staunch as it is
possible to make them.
| Among the rumors of the hour it is sta
| ted that this mornings disaster was
caused by imperfect hemlock used in
the fact and an investigation will be required to
| settle the matter.
| There is ample time to reconstruct the fallen
| structure before the period for the reception of
goods.
A number OF workmen were injured by the
catastrophe. Seven men fell with the wreck Of
the massive timbers. Five of the men were very
badly hurt, two of them it ID feared, fatally.
Agricultural Hall was $40 feet long $40 wide
and covered ten acres. All this tremendous
| work is now leveled with the ground.
The accident is peculiarly unfortunate but the
country may trust to see it speedily remedied.
G.. WA.
ONE OF THE WOUNDED REPORTED DEAD.
associated Press Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~.
About noon, to-day, the wind blew down the
grounds. Eight laborers were injured, five &C.
riously, one OF whom it is since reported has
died. The building was entirely of wood.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Special Telegram to the Commercial
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. r.
Later particulars of the Agricultural Hall Ca
lamity show that ten men were injured, two of
them fatally. One Of the seriously wounded was
Edward Mearns, of Wilmington.
All the causualties were among laboring men,
visitors having an opportunity to got out of the
way of the falling timbers.
1t appeals now that the high wind prevailing
was the cause of the accident, the frame work
giving way at point where it had not not been
fully backed. When the crash commenced, it
ed in the ruin.
About ono-third OF the frame work had been
put in place. G. w. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
snow In Canada.
INCHES AT coLLINGwooD AND THE FLAKES
STILL, FAILING,

STILL FAILING.
CoLLINGwooD, CANADA, Oct 12.
Over six inches OF snow fell here, last night.
Considerable damage has been done to the for
est and ornamental trees by the heavy weight OF
SNOW breaking and bending thom TO the ground.
The snow is still falling, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
PILESl PILES!I PILES!!!

spohr's New Pile Cure. Sure cure and absolute
preventative Sold by all dealers, 81 per box. Cir
H. Don't be put of with any other article which he
says IS as good II he has not got it, will send 1t
ny mail, post paid for $l.1o per box.
Address, MONTGOM ERY d CO., Agents, No 1871
NJ NINTH st Philadelphia. auglU-emd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
FEMALE WEAKNESS.

NEGErINE acts directly upon the causes of these
complaints. 1t invigorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretive organs and
allays Inflammation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
GENERAL DEBILITY.

III this complaint the good effects of the vEGE-
TINE are reali23d Immediately after commencing
10 lake 1t ; az debility denotes deficiency of the
hood, and VEGETIEE acts directly upon the blood.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
FAINTNEss AT THE STOMACH.

vEGErTNE is not stimulating bitters which cre-
ates a nctlious appetite, but gentle tonic, which
assists nature to restore the stomach to healthy
N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13
A YER'S SARSAPARILLA,

yEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
sept22-5W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-13


ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE
JANIS, 1weod&W
, 1875-07-29
SUBURBAN..
EVANSTON.


A hrlet and unmportant moe.ing Of tho VIII
lago Trustoes waa hold Tuesday evonin9, MessrB.
1ure, Taylor, Dsainard. snd Kilder being pres
ent, and J. Il. Fitch officiating ~ Clerk.
Tho petition for the vacation Of = portion OF
c. L. 6iibcst's addition to Evanston waB granted,
an, tho riat OF resubdiyiaon thofoof approved.
Us. Haywood was granted plumbing permit
The yillagc-Attorncy presented the. draft OF M
ordinance prescribing Tho manner Of collecting
municipal taxes, Which WIS referred to tho Fl
nnuco COMMITTEE.
Adjourned for ouo week. ...
The rrepa1ntlnns for tlle Union SundRy-Achooi
picnic in Tho University campus Lave moved Ter
ward 70 happily M 70 Indicate the aucccsa OF the
to be represented will form tu procession, roath
er permitting, OH Chicago aven'ie at 10 oclnck
Thursday, aud match to tho cnuspnB, headed
by tho Light Guard Band. and accompanied
by ~ ,nnuy older peopio az will
s.crifce themselves for tho purpose. It Ia OK
noun, and thai thefe will bo quito general At
tenlanca Of tho resilrnts blg and little, during
tha attnr1oou. An interesting programme Of
nmuseinents haa bctn arranged. and amrlo
preparations made for tho conTeDisnco and pleas.
uro Of Ill.
Tho Eclectic Club will noet 1t 1fr. George E..
PurlnRton's Mo,,lay evening.
After considerable competition among the
builders Of the VILLAGE the contract for the adat-
ton to tho cast side Of tho Episcopal Church has
bgen awarded, and work llaa commenced In earn
ont. When completed. the building will contain
another row Of sonta throughout its eutira
length aud Will Lottor accommodate tha con.
stantIy-increaslng congregation.
Access 10 the depot would bo much moro cou-
vcsl1cnt thAu at present II ohe Of the village
officials had not torn up and ohatruc.ed part ..
tile sidewalk leading thereto. at tha place whsFt
he IL building new atoro.