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eg Mr. VIM. J. Tiff, one of the Democr

eB- Mr.. VIM. j. Tiff, one of the Democrat
ic candidates for Coroner in this county at the
recent election, must feel bad. A report was
circulated in the upper part of the county
that he was friendly to Robert Thatcher, the
Independent candidate for Sheriff, and as a
result, he was cut about 800 votes by the SIM
on-pure, X X, double-distilled, Confederate
crossroads Democracy, who were greatly hor-
riicd at this supposed treason to the party,
lenient as they may have been to treason to
the country. Mr.. Tiff will hereafter be
careful how he dares to do his own think
ing. BY the skin of his teeth he has been
elected to the highly important and lu-
crative position for which he was candidate,
and when party thus heaps honors upon him,
in spite of his waywardness, he should be
careful to show appreciation of it, and always
jump at the crack of the party whip. Some
writer has said that "Ingratitude is tho worst
of crimes" Here are his fellow-coroners,
DIR. G. II. Larson and Henry S. Trimmer,
wllo it is announced, received 4" the full party
vote they will be able to sit on an inquest
without any suspicious being aroused in the
minds of their constituents that they will be
unfaithful to the great Democratic party in
any of their official actions. But the worst is
yet to come to Mr.. Iliff. The Hunterd IN
Democrat announces that it Preserves COM
mont upon this alleged treason to the party"
and the Clinton Democrat is going to g inves-
tigate this charge of unparalleled duplicity
before remarking upon it," If Tiff don't
get taught that treason Ito the partyl is
odious," we shall be mistaken.
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to Hawks and demanded that he should re-
deem some that he (the strangely had received
at Sagatuck, where he bad been attending to
some business matters. Hawks declined the
accommodation. The stranger then asked
"This is good, is it not, Mr.. Hawks?"
"Good gracious - replied Hawks, cit
ought to be, for every man, woman and child
within fifty miles of this place has from a
peck to half bushel of it."
''But Mr.. Hawks you redeem, don't
your"
"Redeem the duce ~ exclaimed Hawks
1t wasn't made to redeem it was made to
circulate !"
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Dyspepsia.

Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects such as sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Heart
burn, water brash, coming up of the food,
coated tongue, disagreeablc taste in the
mouth, Palpitation of the Heart, and all dis
cases Of the Stomach and Liver. Two doses
of GREEN'S AUGUsT FLOWER will relieve
the United States it will not cure. If you
doubt this 60 to your Druggist, IT.. Calvin
Robbins, of New Hope, and /. NJ. &. J. T.
Severns, Lambertville, N. j., and get sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular
size rs cents.
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Severe Cold

A severe cough can be cured in few days,
by using DIR. Burrows VEGETABLE CoueH
SYRUP. 1t is purely vegetable, and is IN, of
best remedies known for coughs, colds, b ON
chitis, and all affections of the throat or lungs
very healing nature, it cannot fail to be of
great benefit in all cases where the lungs or
bronchial tubes are affected from any cause
Sample bottlas are to be had free Of charge at
the Drug Stores of Robbins & Severns, or G.
F. Moore, Lambertsille. N. J., or III. Calvin
Robbins, New Hope, Pa. 1y.
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There is no evading the fact that the com.
ing Winter, like the two last, will be a severe
one upon the humble classes. The number
of persons who have been without employ
ment for the past year has not sensibly dimin-
ished. The good time coming, to which they
have hopefully been looking forward, does
not to them at least, seem any nearer. The
lesson is obvious. The truest charity is to
give the unemployed work. When this is
not possible it then becomes the duty of those
who have means TO encourage them to extend
helping hand to their less fortunate broth
rem.
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Mr.. J. Edgar Thompson, late President of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, who
died in May, 1874, left a portion of his estate,
valuedsat over 100000 for the education
and maintenance of female orphans of rail-
way employees whose fathers were killed
while in the discharge of their duties. There
are claims against the estate, which, if allow
oil, will prevent the carrying into effect the
desire of the testatcr.
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The Vatican at Rome insists upon the en-
forcement of the concordat with Spain, and
declaring that the civil war is the res ult Of
religious federation, demands an ecclesi asticaI
trial for the captured Bishop of SEQ de Urgel.
This policy sounds strangely in the nineteenth
century, but we cannot think that the Papal
demands will be acceded to even in Spain.
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Persons who purpose making applications
to the Legislature will bear in mind that no
private, local or special act can be passed, un-
der the amended Constitution, in a large
number of specified cases /; and that no such
law on any subject can be passed unless pub
lie notice of the intention to apply therefor,
and of the general object thereof, shall have
been previously given.
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The Tribune puts down against initiation,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts,
and other States voting last Tuesday. Fol
imitation, Samuel +. Cary, Judge Kelley, Gov
ernor Curtin and Wendell Phillips.
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The following Real Estate;
No. l. A three-story Rrick Store House and Lot on
the corner Of Union and Coryel SITS. The Building is
about "a feet with plate glass 'front.' handsomely
fitted up for business located in the central part of the
city and is very desirable stand
No. 2, handsome threc-sory Store adjoining No 1,
and is similarly fitted up but has somewhat larger
drug store. Both of these properties Union St.
(ronng Commercial Row. the best business street
in the city, and to any wishing to engage in the
mercantile business they present rare inducements
No. o. Is a three-sory Brick Building, pressed brick
'front.' about "A feet C0ryeli street. with parlor and
entry in front and sitting and kitchen in the rear
containing altogether eleven The lot about 80
feet furnishing nice side alley, and is convenient to
business, and In good neighborhood.
No. H. Is three-story Brick Building Coryell St.,
parlor and kitchen first floor and three bed
second and third floors. This is desirable situation for
small family, being neat little house, in very pleas
ant part of the city.
No. 8, Is large Frame Dwelling, with Mansard
roof 36x36 hreestores high, with kitchen In the rear
and is finished in the best manner with all the modern
improvements of bath room, range hot and cold water
closet &C.. &c. The lot which the building stands Is
of fine size 60x155 feet and is pleasantly situated
Union street in the very best part OF the city. To any
Bile residence this will be very desirable property. On
the lot Is also Brick Barn, Carriage House, and other
out-buildings.
Any person wishing to view either of the properties
will be shown the same by calling on VIM. v. Cooley, at
the Lambertvllle Savings Bank, DIR. VIM. Wether
Sale to at o'clock, p NJ. Conditions made
known at sale by
VIM. " COOLEY. A..,,n.e.
VIM. WETHERILla A''s"'e''
N. ABBOTT, Auctioneer.
Lambertve Nov 10, 1875.
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The Jewish population of New York city
is about 10000.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

a RECOGNIZING GOD AS
ri ~. n the Source and Giver of all
4xH<W our blessings, and that by
VIZ I'M His will Government is or
80 ~ ,H9S. dained and upheld, /, JOS
EPH d. BEDLE, Governor
of the State Of New Jersey, do hereby desig-
nate THURSDAY, the twenty-fifty day of
November, instant, and recommend the peo-
pile of this State gratefully to observe it, as a
Day of Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty
God, for his innumerable bounties and mer-
cies to us during the year drawing to close,
and of humble prayer that He may continue
to prosper and bless us.
Given under my hand and seal, at
The Executive Chamber, in the City of
Trenton, this fourth day of November,
IL. ST. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-ive, and
of the Independence of the United
States the one hundredth.
j. d. BEDLE,
Attest Governor.
JOHN A. HALL,
Of Private Secretary.
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The Lowest Premium Is So. 10.
Each Fraction must draw this sum.
All Fractions will be good with $500 to purchase
whole $1,000 Bond
This is chance for fortune and chance for loss
$40 Bond participates in four drawings each year
until II has drawn one of the following premiums
, 1875-09-20
THE DRY.CQOpS CLERKS.


a Small number Ut iuenbHts of tue Dry Goods
ClerkB Early Closlnx Association met yesterday
afternoon in thu West Twelfth Street Turner
1isA About the Only bualnsas transacted xaa
the passags Of the fosloxiug Resolutions:
~htAnAs, It IL essential to Le.lth and hspplnesa
ths avery h1man belpg should lsys at ies4i tFeIfs
hours on VI tHentyfuur 10 4sxots to r.st frcreatio
and socisl ujo}Mrpt, and
WHEnkAs Thu lEeAtnt systt u Of kEt,4ur thu retail
dEy-Goods stofes opeu from i. III, uul,I syery GUS
TONER haA 1el tbs stn1-, sntsnx frequently IL lxts
" aud II p H., md the suRtu Ut titus ssrts ntu
obliged to work espFy day u detrimental to health
h2ppihsss. sud gent1a xelf4ss ths Gasticd tnxu
il tht refill dry Xoods tsds deprived VI tht .ocis
~ 0f their fsii.its EalinK thtn LpAt tn
che member Of their household, and
%HtAkAs, Ths JounR aud unmarried msu. under
ths present ayata deb&slsd t1u!p Y,uItine thnfr
fIsAnts snd 4ttsAdpx religious psetuXs, VI 4uci, m
t4.taataeuts might tnptoss their Or ts,dlIy
condition t4srsby dr'rany the.o to a4loon. aa deus "
anfany, making them 1runkAfus estn,.nAia aa4 dis
xrtes to society u large; aud
WuEaEAs, This clo4iu1 II such hts uoura can hs
Ato:ls1eA without detrimcnt to emEIoyuts OF tLs
Dutlc, anu the buaneas trsn4artul after =. H. IL IL
1snuusFatton f0r tbs klluunt o& hardship It tArou4
UPON lAsav class Of hunl.n b+ngs; 4htrsfru Le it
henagtd, Tint VI, tho members at Dry-Goais
<rskA Early Coatnx AAxoe4ttu psttiua tho pse.s u
TalcAEo. which Las s4pEoEted fsr in most hll-
oral uLtnts. to lay Rriss4aee4 briusu tlB public,
and coutIale thtz kind euss4 tA La4af u our c4uae
lRtsnirea, 3IAt VII tAs ilhk kGtlants, apl
cap cay tho lAies II City Ut ChieaHo 10 siss "
thstF support and syr4.ly t4is en1et 10 bring
About auea needed EsiorAa to Improve prsstnt
, 1875-09-20

NEWPORT. Il. L. Sept. l9.-lIer Urltish Mni-
est*s sh'p Bs!leEophou. bearing the aag OF Ad-
m'tss George u1euslIls Wsllas!ey, commanding
tue North American s4uAdron, arrived Aere al.is
morning. Al sho let 80 hes anchors. shs salut-
cd the American lug with twau.y.oue guns, If.
ter which Fort Adams by order ot tbs Cum.
naudant. Qsu. II. ). Hunt, returuod the
salute with hftean guns. Tho torpedo hts ,
t'qh, by order ot Commandant Breeze, salu.ea
was relulnsd by tho Butlsrophon. TLs Admiral
lsrded and WAS secatysd BY Mayor Bioeun Cant.
Jones. Of tue British Legation, aud COMMITTEES
u tue City Council. and tie summer rs.,deptg.
Tie MAYOR delivered au Addrebs OF WELCOME. to
which tue Adtpi14l replied. TAs proKI4nme Of
eatsrtalnu4eot Includes Al old.fAahioned ciap,.
bake MoudAy. aud ball aud auppar 1t ths Ocean
House Wednesday nixhl
, 1875-09-20
DEATHS,

LYNCH-Bsp. 10, 1876, Al her bruther- -iu- law h
{1honaa Johnaonl residence, Nc. 1883 Walnut street,
Mt.s frabe!'a Lynch, aged II ysarc
Funeral services Al her Iato restJenre At 1t o'clock
a. m, Monday Sent. %. Friends Of tho falnily tu-
TtteI to attend.
.nl,AhEI.-sept. ~ 1875. Mrs. Ann Baker, wife Of
William Baker, aRe,l o. Year,.
Funeral Tncsaay nlornIus At 10 o'clock from ler late
reslacnco No. ~ Park ayenue. Dg csrs to Calvary
Co3Httary.
PoNElt-1n this city On the l8th inst., Emily Rose,
infant daughter Of 1Iarry 4. aud Emma A. Power aged
mouths sud Z days
Funeral to-iay thlon tay> At ii o'cIock a. u, from
the residences VI the grandfather. MIR. A. ". Hitch
cock. No. 5 South Hoyns tlreut, by carriages to
yited,
, 1875-09-20

10 thf Edtur u T.se cafra7o Tribune:
Cu1cAoo. Sept. ls.-W,ll you kindly inform u
taxpayer how it IL that half tho saloon~keopsts
Of Chicago have to psy thoir city Bnloon-l.cense
before tho 1st Of August. whfls the other hnlf
can hold buck for six snonthH, and many Of them
escape without taking out any !tcenso5 How ia
i. that one Of the Mayors police can draw salary
hud Jovoto three months OF his time to calling
ou Acknowledgements and making out saloon boutH
in h.s capacity Of notary? And also how IL it
That many Of tho sa:oon.keepara WIN hold this
on ,,o uo ~ np' n' & se1s s aor eaye M 70, ..
uay at all? II iuuks 10 ME ~ though this of1l-
cial whuse uAmo, IN respect for Il,s gray hairs,
will Withhold, has given these men lime 10 ,
ortlur TO Becute muney for making out Baiool1-
bontls. 4 TAXPAYER.
, 1875-09-20

II Ms }tiftur n The Ehlcdao 1r1otns:
CHICAGO, sopt. Ill have been told that 3
certain County ComDiealonar WAS, before he
held olico, II ver7 poor MAN so poor and worth
less that hIs "iia had To be supported by chsr-
itabic institution Finally, through influence,
he GOT q pcsit,on at the County Puo1-liouse.
nnd from that titne his finances and fortune be-
gan to mahd. He was no1t promoted to be q
County Commissioner. aud although the salary
II, each satance was too small IN itself to have
enabled him to lay mp monoT, h.F accuMulatiuna
Of property we're scry myhtcsloun and rnpid, until
now ho is considered well on. The inference ia
tiat he u,ust have nade iarge portion Of this
inoney in tho usual uay-Anong County COM
inttsl0uers--out Of tue county contracts. l.
must pay to hold Office, since fow Aldermen Of
County Commissioners a1e noted for thoir pow
ertv or ieanneAs. Every fttlo whilo lhis Com
m.sslonor Etia on big drunk, and Is carried
home late IN beaatly state Of intoxica.lon.
:, r.
, 1875-09-20

ANSELMO.
FnK fA>91 fGtfNn,

fUH Lust FouHI,
Ths ohildron OF tho street are dirty, noisy,
intrroire, and generally disagrccable race. They
cume npon you IN every paEs Of this wide city
especially On tho sonth sisdo. hprirg!uR up nnaor
your feet, dArting around oornors. and ahonslng
afsor you from obscure doorusys. They are nl-
ways whntiug 10 sell you newspaper,
or to black your boots. or 10 bcsnilo
n stray nickel from your pocket by
treating you 10 esocrablo music from,
dapidatctl v1oliu ar harp. II their faces wsro
loss begzlmed NTH dirt aud wors Ions Of hsrd-
eutd. rechlafs look. 5onr nynpAthy might be
oftencr c1clscd; hut. an IL il, ynu only ps.r on
mnttcFinR flsapprobatoD Of tho authorities ro
permit tbeeo littfo UTotchcs TO ctoaH your path.
II, however, ono Int know their lives. and the
circumstances Of 7niHery, degradation, aud Hnf-
ferlnR whlci, tnctohe them inv full an ekenSo
n9ilt he found for all the hsrdness OF their iaco
and manner!
6years Of age, ragged. nnken'pt, anl nhcsraa
tor, he was forced to wHk the ett cots ny iate at
night with violin. upon rhlcA ho cou'a bndiF
execute fow simple aira. ffel1hh!crH OF NIL.
lard hAIls, ho.cl otitcsa ami saloons Will foes'
hin sulen btoru face aud dow'teaft cTee ~ no
punished tlia yio1in 10 tho vc1ation Of b!Atat"-
orp, One could almost believe, i'll WatclhnK l,lH
moody exprc. sin,. that o7ery spark Of liliinasl
feeling which ';nGht "hce ha,s Found dwelling
in hia Ho,1i IlaI bcon o1tiuEu1sffeti
Ths nnEocteL child Of TIM strset anil Blave nf
Larsh ,aJlaEe haa had al episode. Last Sat
ur.lay Ar lc was ehirsr1ng oil corner OF Mad-
non rtrcrt nnd cicitIng 1nouFnfut toues from, hin
battered fiddle, be broke Oh suddenly altd uaal-
Ell acroea tito str, Of. crying "rnd-cr-f-r," ond-
Ing IN prolonged Nhoop. man and wou,an
poorly lrr,Red. and boarlng several bags and
bundles, ptuppcd OIL hoasinX tho cry, dropped
their bundIes aitnn!lancouby. Rnl hnEgnt tho
ugly little boy Until 1t seemed ~ 1t thers could
be very htto breath left IN him, md all tho
~hio jabbcrng awny e1cstcd!5 in the Italian
tongue,
And SO it happonsd ~ the wretcllod litto
ortcast found bis paretk whom he hasi loft two
years ago in tho lAr-U1 Southern cline. past-
era hy stamped And wondered At this strange
scepe. And soon the pn1ty wont on. osch hold
inE ilttte .tnselmo BY the baud. and tho child
WA no lougar scowl'ng, ugly ragmui'iu. but a
happy. easor, hopeful hoy. befo1o whom lay no
c1,n,o and degradation. Whist sudden change,
Goad people al
, 1875-09-20
SUNDAYS NEWS.
LOCAL,


In Ramo Of basc.Dali Saturday the Cbicagos
heat the t,,r,f,rds hv , v.,., ~ II to9
The rc,ienat,on NJ po1;ro guuo,,rtepdcnt
1,o,,r, :. H',1 ~, 49, ~ H.. T'.'
mon f,ouucit thla cv.pIny
M.
Iho atten'lanc" at tho Exposition Saturday
rt,',n.S ~, ""u"u .1t Etnasee1 haa'ee ok
'''.'''e VI "ns '''' oas VI s'i'7 war;
Mr. Adolph SchooninseE, prominent resident
Eoil.ctn..,, ' ro,,dn.a 1e M .h ~ sns
tion Of tha Inn II y 'tu}J ~ '''o ''''t'""~
"t'A % +Ao 1fo1' ef' D. ""ou'
, 1875-09-20

rauplu In moderate c;rcumathnceH desiring to
ront or bur, tosn-.lly turn tn thot quarter where
cheap fArea prevail. Tim Car Company which
caused people to flock 10 tho Wcat Side BY thot-
sands for homo. SolG-ntarcut II nothing
clne, Hl.onlA teach Tho Nor.l and S"ntll Srlo
Co.npanu.e tho lesson That c!chf fare" add TO
population, And swell both patronage AMI u oft.
, 1875-09-20

THE nErHo1r \ H'L"AcAkH no"p'
10 tts Ld.tar n fh' thlfdJo if'oHhs'
....,;,,.t ,,,n ,,.v II, .,frh lilo natrof, { All.
WV .,.,.1 ,,.,rv o,,t uh,t ,,,v n.cn,;.o l.,
.,'"A. s,,.,r,,.on.nts ..rho .hnr,os.
su,,..st mi cI,a,nc., ,broro,, rnuto+ rr,d.r
ao,t IN n,ysolf sn, a numbtr Of otbOr. nr-
,;xcJ 1t Grsn,1 1Jaren nrncc,,nr 10 take lin
Ina, tn Mur.nhc. ,h,s croniuo. Int oviur t.
t,,a a,orno NJ rhnrsdav I'm hoa, ha, nat mr.
r,re,1 an al,,,tt,nt van vii! INV, tbot could nat
In ,rcrtca y.rr i'm, h,t ve uere Ecpt In nm
o,,,a;.t, nt t;rant 1laven, recetyno m tiotini,e
inflammation whom 10 o.u.ck the boat uo.il tue
nr1t ,no,rlrr. Tneu W. learned that wo must
walt urtil Saturday oyuniu, : md thca, u;,on
striving at Milwaukee tie next day, soma Of us
hasu to lay'ovcr Until Monday afternoon instead
ct AntnrdAT astasnooi'. a. 20 were promised ~
tho otsitF oilh OF tho rnute-al ti1b tffno IN q"
tonae, III 't'dItion 10 thu disappointment canBod
by our dc"y.
Now. it he'Has to mo that the very leA't mo
COMPANY cnnEa honestly no III al1ch = case ls 10
Telegraph promptly tho rrorpoctlVe delay 70 Aitch
rontt Ut tho route es ~ouh ena!'ie srasolern 10
roach their dcstlnstlon AZ aoariT A. roerip!e At
tho pron'l 'od t!he. A!ore tlsn that no A1lo e"1-
psuy Was utabie to fHtfs!f it's engagement " ~
own route. it "aH legally incumbent upon u 10
fur'-lL tic paHhebReB win lrco passage oy
other routes. or, haflnE fAl|cu to 10 either nf
thaae. to PAY tue hotea bills resulting 1tom thu
, 1875-09-20
GONE WITH A HANDs0MER MAN.

SRse,si D1suateh to 7'A4 Chtraao Tribnnt
EABr SAGINAW. Mich, Sept. 13-The wife OF
Francis Duprey, ot SAGINAW City, clipped On FRI
Valuable household otfccta and d large sum bf
her husbands lard earnings, and lesring ave
children behind
, 1875-09-20

Pianos and OrEanD.
Hallo, Davis co.s Grand, Square, and upright1
and bm1th's American Organs csn fs found oniy At
Chicago. N'
, 1875-09-20

RaroMeters In tho Hoota
IA namc Often applied to CITIES nnd bunions, Your
hest way 10 cure thrn Is with D.cya Magical Pain
Eztfscor Ona application Will giro immediate reltaf.
, 1875-09-20
totA..........$ 3,elo,bN
'Fh1d Aggregate. 321a, 8it,&j1
PORT HURON NEWS.

8Ee<1at N3pA&4h q M CHGaas 7F7*tN.
Poar tIuaox, s<pt ls.-DoWa-Psops chlna,
JAyA, Cantssso, William Cowls, Wiuslow, BwAl-
low, Yossqa1t. aud oonsost, HArAh T. ahsldon
aud coosort, b, u. noss md bssges; keh1a Ids
ke.th, Mears, D. J. WILDER. Correspondent,
uxtslo johnston. T3pa. e. ?. Baldwin, Auuri4e,
, 1875-09-20

10 lts EdttsT ~ 17< CA,eaos Tr.ouns:
CHICAGO, Sept ti.-Sotce ia hereby Gtvcu the
public that Nosth St4r Dinpensuty. formerly TO-
catad a. the corner OF Division aud Bed8nlck
ltrocts, has moved 10 isa nav aud coTnloalouH
apartments, No. 27o Gu tho last-uAmed thorough.
1arc. ThiH institution il . strictly charitable
medical dHrenbasy, aud, In the year 1871,
treated, without compensation. nearly II, 600
patients, Including tho county {modlcal) work In
tie North D.yIsluu Of tho city.
Of "hon arc IeRuiar graduation u TO-
pusab.e medical co!!sgss, ~h.!o many oc-
c"py Posstians Of tsnst aud emincnce
N medical society. All medieiuus compounded
" Tue D'spensAIy are purchased frou tuo lnust
Reliable ~ho.halo druggists III Chicago, and ars
Or eiuai purlsy And strength with Any 10 ae
found III lotAlI dsuE.s, ores. Physic. AM and
utnaKthta. espeelatly Of tho North Dlvi.lon, arc
eA'4sst'Y !o1!!ed 10 esil snu iftspect the 'klor
ana manaEeurut Of The hi. peusary while to
thsh, Ald 70 all III thAt dlatrict, W. extoul tho
!olaeat 70 sond lbetwsen tha huula Ut i aud
y. o. Nj desalslLs poor they Eay cl1atIee 20
tneas ttlat te.!utEe atlch services, to North star
OlsEehsAEy, M. x70 Hslg slck alreot whete they
viii fesoiYe careful adical or surgical kttunt,ou
anu madictne, yratu.tDu4!y. Frenstiptiuny Of
taye!clAhA Hos aAsociased with tao Disupunsry
VIII oe compounded without charge when tAey
ara "rltten IN cliar,ty and With np hppe or ~
spsa: pss5stos 81 1s.s,a they .ts eounss
+. d. ElsEs Bock1us, u, D..
Medical liFAetur
, 1875-09-20
EQUALIZATION.
Tables Showing thf, Work Of tho
Stnto Board.
Assessed Value OF ii.n.'s, Personal Prop.
ert5, and Tow, and Ctty Lois,
i'll filinoix.

sutriai C,r,aspsntk''s I. n Tia Chicago rs4aunt.
fpRlsdT1Etn. ILL.,. Eops. 18.--'rho following
tahlrs SLOW tho nor i Of tl,s board Of Eluallzs.
tim,
, 1875-09-20

OaRARKR YAaEs ON Nouru AND SOUTH s1pkx
r. lhs hdit0T sf fhs chteoqu 11iaun<:
CHICAGO, boIt. 1i,-lhc rascsaa attsadinx the
West.blds Car Company iu the reduction Of
faIcs and other doncs.stoas Tor shs aceonmoda-
tiou Of tho publlu ought 10 saaeh tas No1th and
south Side Companies what il tbs boat policy
Tor tbem to pursue, Ths ixttur Contan.s. are
t!ind 10 their own interest II shoy tail u folpv
tue drift Of public sentiment, and csnt1s thsir
own interests IN the accommodation Of tho POO.
pIa, Low fale1 are bound 10 prevail aud bo-
eoms general all o.sF the city. aud tue sooue4
tLs North 4ud Soulh Cumpanies fall into llue
aud tsduca their rAte4 Io ! oeuts. the better.
l!educa tuuy lnpst, and prompt and cheerful
reduction will ssrm more gEsceful and agreeable
ahau fosred one u the dlctAt.ou Of lirel bus
!iaes. As I Wuss-side1, would prefer that The
Wsst DIVISION might rctalu lhs monopoly ol
cheap falUs. for no.hin9 has done more OF late
70 tuilt up tho West Side than cheap fares /;
but, viewing The CITY " = mhu4b, sev that thu