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, 1875-09-18

tatcs in tho first place An inquiaition,--nn in-
qnir'ng to find ont who nro tho hurctica,
nn.}. having discovered them, it next require.
! til" pressure of tho yarons for,us Of rcrsr,.-
t'ol' such as contiscation. bnnifhnent, isn-
rrsonment, torture, and pcrhal'a death,
Int having applied any or all thcse forma Of
persecution, what Inns been accomplished
oFcn then? . Boliof has not been
eh'ngcd. The 'Nuncio nny stamp out
mans liberty, but be cnnnot stamp out
1nans belief nnless ho kills him. There may
te sonse wl,o undor tho influence Of fcnr or
suffering will feign to believe, to cacapc pr
aecnsion. They will go through tho forna
and speak the words, but they will believe
neitl'or. A snan is led to believe by certain
mental sters antl processes, and lie can only
bo led to rccant aud abandon belief by RI.
trneing those steps mud boing shown TINT
they wcre unsound or erroncouR. No tor
ture, however exquisite; NO persecution.
however brutal; no threats, however ann.
Culinary, hare ever changed individual bclicf.
II the effort is lnatle to onforco these papal
instructions it will lead to more revolutions.
more nnsaacres, and further political and theo-
logical complications, Int it will end in failure.
The liberal clement will refuse to accent It
md TINT element now las strength enough
to nssert itself. There WAS time when sucl,
q circular would have elected no comment in
Spain. It would hnvo been indorscd by the
secular power, and no ono would lavo dared
to protest agaiuBt 1t. Now, however, cable
dispatch Of the 10th sayH:
Tho circular Of tho Papal Niincio ia commented on
BY all the Spanish psPera. Great surprise is pressed
that the circular sent without permission Of tle
kiug Tho Epcra asaotte that another circular equally
important has been Issued. 4 Cabinet Council has
becn called for tomorrow szcius!rbl4 for conadsra
tlon Of the Nuncio's circulars.
This shows progress oven in spnin. and
glves hope for tho future. Tho inherant
weakness OF the Ultramontanc demaud is
shown by tue fact TINT Spain is tho only
country in which the Pope cnn mako sucl,
demand md accompany 1t with tho threat
TINT tho secular arm shall enforce it. No
other Government in tho civilized world
would tolerate it. His own Italians would
resent it as promptly as would the people
Of the United States, md Spaip herself,
sooner or later, will rise against it o. she is
now rising against Don CARLOS, for whose
benefit these instructions hayo been issued.
vain rs the threat is, however, feeble rs tho
arm OF the Pope il to enforce it, Intellectual
ns the attempt will DO to exotic tho people of
Spain against the present Liberal Ministry,
it shows w1lat the Pope would do, tho world
over, Ind he the physical power.
, 1875-09-18

hos hcon oorncatlv l,o,o1 o,,1 1or1,.,, - ~
,ro,,v l., ,,at,, Ch.,.n,,a" % =. A '1,, .u ~, oY
rc,,,,;or ~ ,,,o 1nra,n" - H., "'" "'s ~ ~, -
rnlico charrca r.o,1d Inca ~ ~ ''i'',' a s, @ ~; ~
either rh,rrl, ,rhorn ~ ,o,,,., W. ~ ',',,"o IT, ~
nccesa,,v nj ,r;nn;ur -. ..,.,,n. ="
newly o3,nt;r, couo,,e ~ art;a,a. r,s
tvo von11 n taaot,,or I,,s. =, n;ao,,, ~ A.,
did Of old. md ,ho ,r;s,ooroov ~ n,o s 49,,
combine1 viii, ,ho ,,o,,ncrocv 80 ,,,a ,,,,a. n'.
vonld present n n,rorf,,, o,,,,oa,.;o,, - a..
forces of ain. Thn srstlod;at churc, ,sn,,,,1 III
ooin tin {" Anoe,o,;o svooaau;on y T., 49,
iis1,onr;c whie, n Ia. -. H. ,;,,n - 49,
Woe1orn,, ,,,,.o;t,,, a.. .,,,-
, 1875-09-18
nErHoD1sm AND Rp1scopA11AH1sm,

In tho proceedings Of tho Diocesan Con-
vodtion on Wednesday, significant remark
was made by tho Rev. 11r. DRESSER, to the
effect that there were 1,5o0 towns (townHhips)
in Southern Illinois, and that while thcro were
but eight Episcopal churches and FIVE clergy
mon in all these towns, there were Method
ist and Baptist churches in eyory one Of
them. In othor words, tho Episcopaliaus
lago only eight churches In tho southern part
Of Illinois. and tho Methodists have 1900.
This rather startling disproportion in tho
number Of tho two Churches is not source
OF wonde,ment to the Itav. Mr.
DRESSER alone, but to all careful
observers Of tho progress Of religious
growth. Why should there bo such dispro.
portion9 In point Of fact, why should there
bo any separation between these two
churches7 Tho Methodist Episcopal Church
Ia but an offsloot OF tho Episcopal. The
dogmAtic partition between them Is go thin
that itmight bo removed at any ti.uo without
serious consequences to either or without at-
tracting any special wonder. The polity,
forms, and creed are substantially tho same.
Tho Methodist and Low Church Episcopalian
clergynen might exchange pulpits at any
time without collision or dissouance, or larsh
treatment OF religious prejudices. When
joaS WESLEY organized hia sect, his inten-
ton WIS not to Leave the Episco-
pal Church lin fact he never left it,
but to reform and royivlfy It, to correct cor
tain abuses which ho conceived hud grown
up In 1t, to spiritualizo it, md extend its
usefulness. Tho Methodist Episcopal Church
still holds tue nalue Of tho parent organiza-
ton, its creed, and its forms and whatever
changes have been made In ita forms since
WEaLxxis time have bepn Ma<ls In the direc-
ton Of Episcopaliauisn.
The question has oftsn beon mootad, talked
about. and written about, why these two
Churches should not rounite, and tie result
, 1875-09-18

cfent to say tint Bomo ilve million of Fr,n,,
families, numbering 23,00O, 900 Of sonla. nov
hold mud in France, who wnt'tt lolc il II ~,
titles acquired at tl,nt time wero aa<l,
Tic "monnt Of our paper currency is nm.
dorstated by Tic writer. It In true that ~.
l'aSo "nbout 100000, 200 Of greepbncks :
including fractions (tho oxact figures, ,1r,,
III, wero $415,000, ,6ol.10), but wo hayo nlso
noarly m equal amount Of National nanl
notes, reaeonable in grecnLaoks, and the,o.
foFo fascinating in valuo with thon,. II III.
intlattonist designs worc fully carried out, ",
might llavo aa tnauy billions Of paper dol1o.
M So now llaTo millions. Tho only t,uestiop
would DO tho power Of tie presses to mint ~
'nany pieces Of rapor bcforo tho crasl, cana
mud tho grconback, like tho assiunat. nm,
utilized for wallpaper.
Tho issuo Of tho greenbaclse is at prcscn,
"hmited to nnlall nmonnt," but 1t il tbo
purpose Of omr correspondents party 10 abol.
ish this limitation. This il preciBcly win.
happened in tho caso Of tho assignat, nfte,
tho 90o,000,000 frano limit WAS yioln.od and
further expansion int1ulgcd in. Their "pav.
mont Is guaranteed by stable Government y
but tho De1uocratic-in1lation party In nov
vociferona in cln1noring for the repeal Of
law ihtonled to practically fulfill tLat Rua,.
nntce.
Thus, VIC lsavo explained 10 our nameles,
and somewhat insolont correspondent TIM,
tho differences ho centuries up between th,
nssignat III it wns and the grcenback ~ /,
will be, If his initiation idcaA are carried into
PRACTICE aro imaginary. The one sort Of Il,
rctleemabla paper will share The fate OF til,
other.
What their fato was can DO learned from
this extract from tho revised edition of III.
new American Cyclopedia:
The us'ignats kopt thr,r ralc obovo 20 pcr can. t
l1a2, but from TINT !ne they began 10 tiroop. N.
original issuo Of 1870 franca $l5o 900, WI
Increased to A5,57soo0, 600 Of france. 1nc,,
efforts "ero nsdo to prop tho market and st,tno.n,
s"B *eFo ENACTED to AZ prices force tho peeps IL
accept tho notes It their nominal va,o but they nom
fell to 60 Per cont and in l7o5 were worth only ia ma.
cent III l1B0 h'y wcfa redeemed at thtreth d;
lneiF 1ach IN sHdndats. Tho rnantlata soon fell ts
ono-scsen'eth Of their nominal value.
Ilio holder Of 2, 100 francs in aosignats tbnt,
got tho equivalent Of ono franc in specie ia,
them. Let us bo warned in time, II IVA.
travel tho san,o int1ndou road, wo shall com,
to the same laag,nirc.
, 1875-09-18

An unusual dcgrcs Of interest hag bocn
txcitel III Chicago by tho arrival Yesterday
'aornlng OF tho first regular fast-lnnil train
ON New York over tll.' Now York Contra,
ard Luke Shore Railroads Tho initial trin
"ns completely successful, both as to spccd
III safoty, neither delay nor accident dis.
t''rbing tho progress OF the lightning train.
WHICH arrived in Chicago upon schedule time,
carily laden with mail matter for the Wcs,
lue Northwest, and tho racito Coast. Incl.
sicntal to the descriptions Of tho rapid fight
from New York westward, THE TRIBUNE
'hronic1er has presented comprehensive
End interesting sketch OF this new system in
tho department Of railway mnil.seryicc.
, 1875-09-18

The Hon. N. i. JuDn and wife left tho
'ity last night on the Chicago, burlington 4
Quincy railroad for Georgetown, Colorado,
'Fheso Afr. JuDD's extensive private business
I.1forests demand his presence. For several
:'onths past 31r. JuDp has contemplated de-
voting his entire timo aud attention to tho
Hs'ness Of silver reduction, in which he las
'ayested largely in Colorado, md, in order to
relieve himself of the dutics of official pogi.
ton, lo yesterday forwarded to preHilcnt
GnAsT h's resignation Of the Office OF Col
rector Of Customs Of Chicago, to take OBJECT
a The 30th Of tho presen. month.
, 1875-09-18
ABs1oNATs AND aRERNBAogs.

We publish elsewhere letter under this
caption from an annonymous intlationiss.
who ironically slgus himself " lsctlemption. il
We invited some iuNationist 10 suswer tle
question why tho sreenbacl would not
share tho fato Of tho assiRnat II his doctrino
was carried out. Our .uisnamel correspond.
ont, by attempting to answer, shows that
ho believes in inaation,-.that ID, in the issue
OF more grecnbacky. II his views were to
DO carried ont, history would repeat itself,
and tho grocnbacLs Of America would 20
down into tho aa1,,e nothinpuoss of value NJ
those of France. With this prenliss, VIC tako
up tho assertions Of tho man who is afruil to
sign his nnmo, striatim::
"The asaignats woro Issued beyond oil hopo
Of redemption" Very true. There is no
difference in this respect between tho assIg-
nuts IL they wcro and the greonbacka as the
party represented by our correspondent pro-
poses to make them. There ID now some
hope Of redemption for the greenback, aud 1t
, 1875-09-18

Dr.. NcCoalr. IN n brcf address At tho opeu-
lug OF Princeton College, reviewed tho progress
made by the institution during tho scyen ysAn
Of his connection With it. In that timo ths
Trustees hayo received a1,250, Oo0 in tho shtps
OF tlonatlons The Number Of college bulldogs
has been a]moat doublad. Blk now professor.
ships. including QUO in civil engineering md
twolvo now branches Ut study havo boen adled.
The standard for admission md at the annual
o1aIniuasiona has beou rafBed. An extensive
system Of fallowshlps and prizoa has baen %.
tabllsho1. Arrangements hayo been nads for
paHt-graduAto course, by which tho Faculty hopa
to produce acho}ars to mattel, those who como
out from tho great untvera,tics Of Europe. Tbs
prosperity Of tho College has bcen coo,monsu.
rate with itB dosorta. This year, ia new ssu.
dcuss have applied for admission, Of whom 123
cntorod for examination rs freshmen. Resulh
such ~ these certainly warrant aome degree os
satisfaction md porsonsl fsllctation; and Dr.
Accosu will have tho sympathy OF Princeton
graduates aud tho friends Of higher edueasioaA
Ills furtLor efforts
, 1875-09-18
PELICAN POLITICS.

Thinea hnyn hccn 1itt1a ,lnli i, n. Do1;,,,,
State for souo time, Tho nn;ct ~ N.w o,.
leana stroets las not been hro,,on ,v a~to,,,
poro duels between nrom;nont noi;tic;ona
Instead Of half a ,lozan Teo;slat,,rea o, t,'aro
lras not been even nm. Tl,c Initial stot,u
troops in and arouu, tbo citv havc ,ot i,oon
called upon to preveut ono set of fn,ot;cs
from buteherinp nnothcr rho wos,,ar,ron,a,,
Of tho gentry no longer receive Ku.KlnT
mnsks aud gowns as port of Tho rco,,1,r
weekly wash. Tho negroes nro co,in, ,v,tor.
melons in uuiot. There bavo 1,oon m f,,1t,
no assassinationg. nc cut.thront rows ~,
wars and ru,nors of wars. for n ,ong t;,,o
Louisiana, erstwhi]e. tin contr, NJ ote.nt;a1
has lntely been forgotten. The duols hayo hccn
transferred to the peaceful soil Of Wtnno,,oco
County, Tie Eu-K1uxinc 1,oa heon ,ronono
lized by Aligsissipp;. The tcrr;h1o ,ooro ;n-
surrcctious. in which ouo MIC halono;no IN a
wl,ito man mud forty neorocs oro h,tc1oro1
once tho vtanlo of "nnws n in tho ,v1,;to Ina
press Of Lol,isiauo, layo lately },cen hcori1 ~
only in Gcorgia, The Pelican stato hoa cono
very noar the happy condition of having M
history. This state of tniuus conta mt nor
lnps, be expected 10 last lonr. It waa thu
reaction from tho intouso politicnl exc;temcct
of Lost winter, and gopd for only the heated
term Of tho ycar. Ero lam. il ,oov Ia
'sIouisiat,a" will again become ono
OF tho standing headlines of tho
daily press, md tho aecustomcd 1otch-
potch Of ru,nors and riots will apain
attrnct public attention, Tho ru,nors oro al.
ready beginning to crocp into thu ,,a,ora
Tho items furnished by orr oxchanvcs ofroc+
a quartotte of prominent "statcs,nen md
host of lesser mon. Somebody tl,inkY 1,o hoa
discovered plot-oyorytLing in pcl;cnu poli-
tics soo1ns to bo tho outcome OF n "plot ito
lnye tim presont Domocrat;c T,oo;s,ot,,-, t,p,o1.
, 1875-09-18

An e1peuHive farce WIS enacted yesterday
::oint'y by tho city aud county anthoities, tho
'oF1nor accepting the invitation OF tho latter
10 pay visit to tho Poor-1Iouso and TnHano
Asylum. Inspection Of those institutions
Sas tho ostensiblo purpose of the trim /;
gorge md guzzlo tho only actual ao-
complisllment. beyond eating, drink
ing. and putting cigars, and a carriage
ride, all ut the expense Of tho tax-payery,
md including tho qualification OF III indoli.
to curiosity to witness tho rawlings Of tho
Eopelssaly insane pationts in tho Asylum, the
excursion Of tue bu,umers was without rc-
tllts. There waa no pretrnso Of inspection
tr investigation.
, 1875-09-18

Tho Chicago produce markets vero irrccu.
l1r yesterday. Mess pork WIS active uud 10
e3l5o per brl higher, closing at $.l,9o cash
;hd $2l.C GO for October. Lard was quiet au.l
W per loo lbs higher, closing at $3.50 cash
oF seller October Meats wero quiet and
steady, at 73o forsloulders, 11!@1lse forshort
ribs, and ll4c for short cleara. Lake frcights
we're quiet aud unchanged, ut e4c for corn
to Buffalo. Highwincs were dull at $l.15
lor gallon. Flour was In better demand and
= 'eattler. Wheat was less active and 10
LIVER, closing at Stl34 cash, md SLo9I for
, 1875-09-18

Much sympathy was awakened for = Joun1
girl OF 10 who wss engagei 70 ba married to
wealthy old gentleman Of New York namsd
HoIAEs 1Io hnd gone 10 far ~ to "marry her
In tho sight OF God with ring, but declined
public ceremony for prudential roaaonB. Thesa
reasons wore fear Of prosecution for bi8ttn'
aud general apprehension Of trouble. silss
ahy cuAAnKRLAYaE brought suit and got
verdict Of ID, ,uo0. lto1nEs did not settle, sad
hls bondsmen surrendered him, and thcse Uass
hunt for tho missing man. After long search
llo was found In Jersoy City with Mlss MAJ
CHAMDEnLAHNE Installed az hlR mlstseas, WIN
declared she would nevor give him up, a. sbs
loved him beyond anything on earth. Such 4
woman. uncertain. coy, aud hard 10 please.
Hut III In the suit it appeared that lIotzks had
been In tho State Penltcntiary In tho couree os
lia eventful lifo, she Was not a. fasttliou' ~
might bars boon supposed.
, 1875-09-18

Mr.. BErc1rE declines tho proposed public
lie thinks that such characterization would
lie certnin to "renew discussions of public
transactions which should never 1lnvo ha4l M
tyistcncc," md which he woula prefer should
lapse into obscllrty.
, 1875-09-18

III another column IN old citizen Of Chi
rago, who hns devoted years to tho consider
elton Of tho subject, presents, over tho sig
1:aturo Of Investigator" his views OIL tho
financial question. Tho present article is
preliminary, and indicates that there il Il
system of finance jet to DO developed which
,'ill furnish the remedy for nil the eyi1s re-
sulting from the ignorance Of tie mast.
, 1875-09-18

In the Bill Of Rights adopted yesterday in
tho A,nbamA Constitutional Convention hy q
unanimous yoto ia contained section which
cclnres that the people OF the Stato Of AID
una accept NJ lin:.l The 4ta1lislicd fact TINT
from tho Federal Union there can DO no &C.
eesHion Of any State.
, 1875-09-18

Tho annual address of 3Ir. FRANKLIN
lIAcVEAuu, President Of tho Citizens Asso-
citation, WIS to haro beon unlimited last
evening, but was not read, owing TO tho lin
j cd attendance Of nel 1bers. The docu-
Lent, which cmbodies u summary Of the
work accomplished md undertaken by tho
Asssocintion during tho past year, in published
elYeWhnre
, 1875-09-18
AMERICAN RAILROAD CREDIT ABROAD,

| .,,,o,o.r
e.'1 tNAono t, ."GoA1 hbhohu'
Frequent rolerehce has been made i'll thcEe
columns concerning tle tliscrcdit that haa
noon thrown upon American railroad nocuri-
tics in the money centrcn Of tho Old World
| W ttle llt-aavtRcd Legislation Of some Of tho
Staten, Such testinony has fann na;nru1lv
or1de,t for so,,, ,;r,o ~, .,t,.. t...s ~ ~.
| camo .,,t,,u. -.I 0A ~. s.'o
! .,., '"'o c"nt'u"o I" "ccu'au'aeo. Inc
| niH""uKeo AetfS OF recent date notes tho 70
turn TO that pity, nftor n thrco vrars' rca;-
denco in Eurono ~ 11,,,,, II p,,,~..,
Ee,, ,,,,, ~. 4@' :" A''u"H4 ALAN,
! -, s ~ Ha1eei1 sshls Paohsher anu
| PROPRIETOR OF tho milwaukee, Sentinel, and is
we'll known to the people Of Wisconsin ns a
| person of 11nf1oul,tnt} ve,oc;+,- r.1
| md a,,ccaosfr1 ,,r;ao., '' 80 WI
~ 49,. ,1.[ - 4''"n' !'eine fnan
~ M ~ n'enns nilt'seif, anu well acquainted
| With tho real value OF stocka and bonds in
| this country, Mr., Dn1ayrr-s.y,a op;,;,,, ,-,a
| nftnn eout,ht h,, ,,o,, - ut.t ;. ""'
| ,;.;o, 1,.toe. tt. - Ea1"pe'1n
| .''"oe 'AsoeLluentS III state and
| railroad bonds, SO that he had fine oppor-
t1lnity to judge Of tho effect Of the rai]road
| leoisatjon in lia avn Etoto u,,,, Il. -.
oi,.,,1 r,. ~. " @1eol'
"''""u' ilo1n tno ar1lc'o IN tho Nrfes upon
LUG SUBJECT NO extract tho following parn-
graphs as the result of Afr. Dn1our,,4n'e o1,.
Eeryat;ons.
pr,or In ,ha r,,..o. =, ~. ,,.,o-,..,
hv tha wi.con.In rn1,.t.,,.. -. ,o-, a. u.o "A
nsorlo w.. a..t1t ., - .e,' Ano eFeult =! our
curitics esnecl,, thna, ~, 49, ..s,ss, s.'
Rrunt stood hIg IN nj ths n,onae n,. " 4aua'
lookcl unon u,itb f.v,. b. III AAu "ose
uro0tab,o Investments n,,IrosI .,ass, w., as s.
found eager taic.s, not uxnon9 TIM wa,,,hy .1ss.As
alone, but witt. worsing mcn and pcor women who
hau saTed little money for tnacs Of need. In many
, 1875-09-18
THE sTR1EoENcy or THE HOME MARY,

|
~ corresnon.1aat ~ oI - ;aes:o no@1 MAHKEf
etatos :. ~ tnr,1 .;a,a,,, - ~ oaan' .u p'Fef '''oS
,nan a,,on,. s 1,;'. ;,.sa.u. -!sa neos 'sfs CON-
wc are toII ,h,t mone. 49,. s.",a n.so, .,.u,.
at tho great money cortrcs. This NAV 1r true Int i,
IT." ssn Of perfect physical hesltl when the blood
sa.nes 70 ne heaf1 ana refuses to puf'ur It's naar.
fall.oIoua srenen tr - mr. ".v se os
rIcnt foundre. and factories, running 1t ha thaIr
capnstaos lot them go through thu country and sso
e stes n e. q. unenp,o5ea man ana voon Let them
Of tho downfall Of bustneaa W.. s 'as ssoes
lowers Of strength for ye,rs md thep susvor wheh.r
or not no arc IN healthy financial condition. 1. is
~ ~ - ~. .os US 10 ook u p1acAr snsaxAn
the west to aatis1v ua ~ .hs nnsne,., ~ .aoaa ~
tho country. Look 1t your da!]Y anal veaty rsn-rs
and sce the number Of Sheriff. and mortgage s.os Cd,
a. o'es tne county, anu tel mo that contsac
trhat n,o,ov 1rog ,,orox n,a....-,.
true mt onv n al ,,a ,n,la aa....a. a ~" 20
thu smaller ono. rvo-, o., 49, 49, -
th;s citv rcco;vo ,ottar. fso,. H., 'no aAa "
interior tov,s hana;aa .,,a.s =. ea." ..,.a - 'uo
RINGING from ton 10 ef,< .ha,,...s, ' ,s',. s'Il's
md 1ona t,,o,, o,,+ f.. t1,a i.s-,',
con t,n,1 m cr,ston,ara o+ 49,. rza. $3.50 NV
there IN n 3aro., .,,,,7 ~ ,,a,.,..,., " nes'
TIN stotc,nont ~ uon,nt. ,.s.,.a,, 10y.
Il a;lant fo,,ni1,;o. na,a :, fas...,n aopo'
half their capacity" mud armies Of uncm-
ployed men and women" is not wholly iii.
true, but il greatly exaggerated. But tho
fact romans unchanged and uncontradicted
that there is not IN empty workshop, nor n
silent foundry, nor factory running at half
its capacity because Of any inability to bor-
row money to manufacture goods to A]l
orders. 1t is not an inability to borrow
money to pay wages and purchase raw ma.
terials to fill ordern that has closed work
, 1875-09-18
gl1e Gbnao:5 Gfibuglr.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

GrcenbarEE Mt the New York Gold Exchange
,cuterday opened at SCI, fell 10 s5a, roBo to
t;;I, anu clofcu Mt &c.
, 1875-09-18
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

nA7rr ~ f,'r.tt,r7:cS frtYArIE 1S Anvlxckh
F"-tH'.r Frrra1d ns thfn O11ce.
ls ] dHior, ':.sntt solt. ..............3t3.uO
t'.rt- os year Al rAn,o rate.
i:at;-tt = naJ Rddrr*s rouR wKExs for .,,, Loo
Emit, t'i"a: I'rsty md Kasioa; dain;iia = 'oo w
1n.Wetii; pos.pst iSE
Paris of year nt rhno rata
iaG Gini11?S =. f3,S one eop1 pot SR
tsIG-CiaS q! twsnty 2t
In. fr.s Cory .tth E..rv cid " Tstn;y.
I'm all climbs tho Subscriber must remit tbs possEss
thtch Is Is cents cory rcr rear.
Specimen copies sent free
Io prevent detsy anl istn1tee, Ia anra auh Rtys
trstt'aee address in fu including tato and ennty.
EFlittanceB may c nac either by draft, e1rEe.t.
order, In registered letter., at our r!tk.
1rnMs TO CITY BrnscatnkHs.
i,ily delivered, HEn.lar e1rerted, - cents Per week.
ai1y. dayegcd, Sunday Included. 30 cents per week.
Address T1E Tl!IBCNE COMPANY,
Corner stal'son AM, pearhorn.tIa.. Chicago, ILL.,
To.oAY's AMusEMEnTs.
onrt VARSITY performance. Afts rnoon auti evening
ACADEMY OF MrS1C-HAl,ted street. between
Sl.!''"n md ai"ntoe Lnsnaenens II the Marisn
oon mad evening.
NcvlckEIs r1IEATME-lMad'.on street. betwetn
fonu anil evening.
n00IETtB THEATnE-ns:dc1ph strcet. between
! ARK anil 1oSnlie. Engagement Of tlo Caliiurula
,instrcls Afternoon md evening.
CHICAGO TIIEATNE-Ciark street, between Ilan-
t1irh anal Lake. " paullno." Afternoon and evening
WOODS NUsEUM-A1onrcc asreet. hcfwpcu Dear
iorn aud State. " Round tho World iii Lightly Dayt"
Afternoon and uysning.
INTERSTATE EIP0s1TlON-I.ahc shore, foot Of
Adams street.
, 1875-09-18

CHICAGO TIIEATNE-Ctark street, between nan-
h3rh nnd Lake. Pauline" Afternoon aud evening.
, 1875-09-18

Hoo1ETB THEATnE-n.ndolph ssrcet. between
ARK and 1aSne. Engagement Of tho Califurula
iinstrcs. Afternoon And Sycnfug.
, 1875-09-18

ADEEpHI TttEATRE-Dcarhntn street, corner
t'ontor Variety performance AFTERNOON aud evening.
, 1875-09-18

ACADEMY OF Mrs1C-Hal.etl street. between
Slaalaun md MnnEot. Engagement If Tho Marisn
f1,'p: Combination. Thc,Iwo Orphans" After
oon mad evening.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-13
OOcsOrs Disagree

as to the treatment Of all diseases, from the
mildest silment to the dcadlicst epidemic,
but the fact that the California Vinegar
Bitters is conquering maladies which have
defled the faculty, rel ders these profess
ional d 'fferences Of little consequence.
While Dyspepsia, Gout, rheumatism, Uri.
nary Complaints, Billiousness, Nervous
Disabilities, and all disorders not organic,
are obltcrated by this matchless vegetable
tonic and Alternative, who cares for opin-
ionsy 6.lS-dNw 4w.
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Obstacles 10 Marriage.

Happy relief for young men fr,m the CT
fects of errors and abuses IN early life.
Manhood restored. lmpedimcnts to mar
riage removed. New method Of treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Al!
N. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam insti
tuition having high reputation for honor
oil lie conduct and professional skill.
h-tI.d 4 wa
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-13
Dixon Suriugs

Thi. pleasant summer Resort is now open
for visitors. The Springs are the finest
Chalybeate water, and are situated in n
beautiful beech grove, near romantic
stream with high rocky banks. The Springs
are halfway between Vienna md Col
conda, and can be reached by hack from
either of those places. X. W. BIyINs,
Proprietor.
June %, 1875. 6-2+2w.