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COUNTY BUlLDtNC.t

Tho Committee on Town and Town Accounts
had a session yesterday and audited . number Of
bills.
II. D. Miller and J. II. Nonntree atArt tbis
morning for Fox Lake. They will be absent ,ln-
I'll Saturday. Thoir fab arc engaged.
Tho Committee on Education held mccting
yesterday afternoon, but did nothing more than
to informally talk over educational matters and
audit quantity Of bills.
William \. DJo yesterday. announced himself
as an unconditional candidate for County Treas.
urer. Heretofore he liar been known rs q can-
ddnto only on condition that II. u. Miller would
support him.
Gou. Liob Gays that II tho Staats-zeitstn9 is-
"Jofrereonians," the U'sion will follow the or
ample. Judge Miller poed feel ro further IN.
cab.ucss about literature for tho people.
Tho Grand Jury waa again IN eesalon yeator-
day, lts tlmo being Eiyon 10 tho hearing Of triy-
ial cases. It Ia iepotted that tho Jury will in
fow days lstcn to another and similar complaint
70 tho one last brought against tho tuuk-lealer
LAwaon.
afr. Dovatd, ono Of tho bidders tor Furnishing
tho county with tln"arc aud hardware. yesterday
called for tho samples ho had left with the
County Board but found tllat they wore missing.
Which membur Of the Hoard captured the miss.
ing articles Ia not known.
Commiaslouor Holden has boon trying tho
sample OK ten that 10 sotoctod from tho sampla~
room Of tho County Board uron bis washor-
woman. His report la that it Is exceedingly
woak, and can only be uacl In tho proportion OF
pound to lunrt OF wafer.
The County TrSasnro. yesterday roceiYod
communication from Tlomas J. Spssgue asking
adyiou In reference TO ssollr,ug the rebate on his
tax for iB7s. An examination Of tic books G Of
the Office disclosed the fact that MIR. BrrnEnn
had failed to pay lie tax for 1878. and the Treas
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SUBURBAN..
11kfNR

Tuesday. tbs 9Th OF juno, 1875, will bo long
remembered by tho inhabitants OF the rural dis
trtet Of palos-ouo Of tho country towns Of this
county, about 10 miles HouthweAt of this city
with feelings OF tho greatest pleasure. No less
an event than 4 church dedication could have
produced such magnificent sIght as TINT which
was behold by those who had tho pleasure OF
witnessing the impressive ceremonies. Tho
1t, Nov, 1ishop Foley arrived from Clii-
caso Ut the hlt Foscst station about 10
o'clock q. M, and was conveyed by carriage
10 tho place Of aolieation. A eaYn'taao
OF twenty AolHemcn. OIL neutrality-suspicious.
jet-b!Ack steeis esco.&ed tlio Dshop in lrlumphal
orller, whila salute Of three cannon gave no.
tlce 10 tho eager concourBo assembled At tho
church Of tho NEAR approach Ut tho expected
bishop and pricats. As tho cAya!cade swupt
through tho shady vaon and over tho sroe-toppsd
hills OF Mt. Forest it was met by PROCESSION Of
children Ia snowy garments, who. falling into
Ilno marched slowly, With &lio hosacncn, back 70
tho church WHENCE thoY had come. Hero !
second salute was fired ~ tho nislolt alIyhted
from, Ills carTtnEc, aid In q formal nlanuer tho
keys Of tho cdihce wore presented to him by tho
paator, Father Auth.
Upou euterlny. the ceremony Of dedication
Was At onco commenced III tho impressive and
Church. The inside Of tho edl1ce wns dccorstcd
In most tasteful and oretiitAblo msnuer; the
throe Atars vera beautifully adorned. while tho
walls ware hung witt. tantlnRs, and the nchea
6t0unu tho A&tlYQ CONbAEt!cu abF6fkl uId 6tAkuE8,
At tho conclusion Of tho ceremony Of dodlca-
ton tho Disllop proceeded to confer Oh about
elehty candidates tho holy sacrament Ut Con-
t|Tuatou, pronoupciug tham "ts1n and faithful
Ehristiape, and soldiers Of JeeuH Ehrint.h Aud,
ae tho candidates tsuoBsly chi|4ron) marched III
spotloss vhito back To their phases, tho Bceue
Impressed al who boheld il NTH teoliuRs OF tho
doepost toYoreuca. Many oxpressloila Of praise
for Tue good pastor, fatlot Ansh wers a!tor-
wards heard, for hIs caro- In preparing tho
children, sul for his ipcoebant labots during
tho past yoar In preparing foe the event.
Alter IN aaItpas, In which tho children weso iu,.
plored 10 porHoyoro iu the path OF goodness anl
gsnce, tla banedctiou MAS pronounced, and tho
vast canrourd0 OF people, WHO had como FROM all
parts Of tho surEounding country, dispersed, nll
iu,preBscd will, what tAoy had seen. h,u socall-
Ing to their minds sweet iucnorles ct tho day
fat gone when they, A. young. a. Innocent, and
"a Resolved 10 live for Cod, lpelt and received
the chrism upon their tosenoals, now perhaps
fu.fowel With careH or age, but still rctlpusinE
with Transparent clesrneBs the closacteEs u
"Qod's noblost work, Nh lionost, Christian man.
EVANSTON.
Tbs Directors Of the Public Library fled their
annual report for tho year ending Juus l. with
tho yiilsyo Clerk Tuesday evening. During
that period tho total reco,pts have been
| 92,04s.2s, which havo boon expended - folowst
For books, t1,0l3.09i Eeus e4as salssiss,
furniture md repairs, s12.0s. 1hls lsaYss bal
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THE ClTY.HhLL.

% much Of tho City.I1all haa been wnahod
away by tho recent rains that tho Board OF Pub
lo Works bayo found it necessary TO empty SOW
oral TONS Of efayoI, ,ltch. md other hosvy M
w.. ,o.s - h'' 49, t.':',,ss ~ e' =. 0'' o
tesials on Top OF too oo'la'ob 20 h'oylt'
CosmopolitIcIans woro 20 ercat q scarcity
a,ouod Gitv.uo vastorlav that eyen a visitor
sse, .. Ior,. wo,,,d haso hoon ~. ~ ,,,o, ,,,at
from o6' Aou1h "ou'o Iafo oven apt u 'a,of s1as
tht Old roo4ery "aa but daapidAtod old tomb
stone.
f,o4n5n,,,4on,r sbo.,dsa IA st,,, eonAn,, to hin
~ e.a s.a n~a.s" =, 49,; , ,.,s.. ....a. ~ W. y.
crush tue noble Fabor. The pencil load pene-
tyutcd lis finger 10 tbe bono, md hau caused a
p.rticu1sr,y patuful Inflammation,
.,. =,
nn,x Wos. Diyfstnn Water. Works II Ia foupi thas
William Coxoa bid Of $40. .7Ug. .B3 ts tic lowest,
and David Ilaipau'a bid of s75, 5i2. Ii tho high
a ,..ns - nuaah.. 1 ~ -, s,s 1.mos ~ 1,,,,,.,,,,
!asgn namnor % aiu. 'amoa ~. u'ufosnn
tssenu" ss!. RashS!au " tAs sesAeaSe OF h'H
pp nd saF s9ns VIII ssn
n9eks. !ononsqueszsfs a.a hsldMood M articles
OF Was'atG; ptaceGaoa ~ fana aua h!e ,s 20 aemo';
4ah tao A!oeamMnlo Iaans!oh ~ No' otA l1sloscu
atse9s. A. Mas sne ee!opfa;oa O. tho Aiderglans
Woouon "teuas; t ;,otn nss' & Az Mnise iayau tno
Amazon 70 FeIsce;oo' Fo',a !eeu'as oa tue ttools N
mannor so seontlllo thA' tho aufprlso was Ao-
solutelJ pes'ecs'
II Ia somewhat curious that, with ali tho on
e,noering talent OF tho countr,, tho oder o{
Chicago River yet remains irreprds.ible, Chi.
cago ingenuity taught 1t to tuu u bill ~ we'll a.
down bill. TAPPED II with b canal leading to the
Mtasasippi. and nature tapped it With tic lake,
md Messru, Ogden aud Want oFth ipished tho
tnpplug with iho celebrated Ogden Ditch, and
ret, notwithstanding these outlets and tho fRlue
nroanoots of another At Fullerton ayan1le. fiji.
cspo Hiyer utiIi smells to hcaren. snd in,
duoes ono to hel.eYs thas I.,zsn Or soma
, 1875-06-10
bo lott In bis hands to indemnify hEs bondtrnon
from loss on the Wall mattcr.

On motion, Mr.. George scoylle. atsorno! for
tho town. was introduced TO mako an sxplane.
tton. Hc said that o'Dron claimed that omly
$4,000 .wero duo tho town altogether. lio
{scostse) anA supervtsos i.ator taa spont somo
lime with OUrien In tle attemps to Ioako that
official ray oinr tho funds In his bands, and.
atssr stsuggsing with s,tn, team u O. n. to a:ao ~
y. tn., had At ,aA KccHseh check for tho e1l 700
tor rcarly) rcforrcd to by tho supervisor.. Tho
Rttornsy ralA Ito Thought q was good policy 10
got aiI ho conid for tho town. O'urlen
Ind said that he ehonfd rctAtn tho
$1,000 until tho hondHmen waro kocurc1 fran
lotscs from, taxpayers w!lo lad paid 1ndor pro.
test. A attosnsy ho had notified tho Bank Of
Commerce, IN which The money was deposited,
not to pay ovnt tho money except TO tho town
authorities. and Tint notice ihd proved 10 oHect,
nal that they wonsu not nay y t3rshna eheeA nhs,t
the notice WAS withdrawn. Tho nnnslamus had
not boon disntssed but had been Ilcltl tn aoos-
nnco until The present. meeting, boforo which ho
had protnised O'i}rion 70 lay tho matter
s"porv!sor NakeE said that !!e uau notuca
Mr. O1Irfen to 10 present at the meeting to
ogYes any explanation hc thought proper.
On motion Of Justico Morrison, i vas vo.od
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IL. f+-fb&.
c1,caMo' Iuus s.@i Tur Tn,uusx o, th,. morning
Ia aEttrle Arsded "who Will lay the Fiars !" ii
GM GoSh tao a, eastse ;a sao tas n5neM aaa esss.
io,e u aiyiug ~ oniou to te &ldetmos, tsst tneY
could fiaale Tho intuAcinn iss'1cl BY Judge Williams.
ohipien st haya ~ maz e4rc III n..s aiegt ang
raan you sslaek my honesty "a man or as an ator-
ny; H.. .,,.. ,....
omy os'aeaSe ~ 'S 10 FL eonsep. eass 70 what
va th"t n s Msyop n or .no ny ,oar TT
know, and lid noies heard 4hs my ono Of them lad
ever expressed an opuoa il. ths matssr al the time ho
employed thel,,.
AZ thesyidsaeo II the record shows thst Tho ak a-
torneYs dd mos sasass t1 connc!l TO yo!'o tho In
jmns.on. auste . ho.anS 10 hase snsh charge
svsr: ~ x.pIaa Inc.tion, ,,.n, nsa . Me5e NJ.
w Mhs n hs oa aha poas o.
foi.tcd tLes bands md repliet4 10 tho Mayor' aWe
can't gve you our op!nions upon these 1aw noata, fnr
fuaF q ossn1iisg the Judge = would such in aniwor
heys oeen consistent With tas d9ntty Or Independence
o. ,N ~ ~ s1s % ~, ~ ws 70 ss nnsons Mat
lars Of nrIso ihs ,so shoui anpcn a. n II or sne
, 1875-06-10

the chair. Tho old lat1y'o t,mo had rn.
sho swung her arms 10 and fro. like H. siaae. lac.
do ata jimplng-matcl,. lcnpo,i oyoe ro.'oJ I'oJs
machine and landed right on tAa Ion NJ IS,
spider, crushing him 10 tloath Tho fun t,1.s Inas
ts Nn4 "ror ad es|1nneas soon rcIenod agan II
Of fco-wntor, fannod thomeotves a wh,jc "t'hs a!s
thon got tho rc~atovoi anil dusscr, a,li e,,,;4a aa
tho cozps Of TINT ug!y t,naa Bpidor Int, tss,sa ,sa
kitchen md ctemate,l lin In tho cooktnc.so..nas
s'asnalttcss nranlmn, somo loose tectl, ill.,. T..
epratnod nuhlo; Mrs. IT,, q sn,as!,od ton rsl,s
ono of tho babies had black eyo aad lie olt., its
q akiupcA elIlow. s'aes
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LOCAL LETTERS.
TAX-NEEOilN ASSOCIATION.

n thx Edftor or y,he Ch,eooo yr,huu..
cn,c.po 1uno ~ k,ov ~ m or,sn,7.,,or
~. o' -,.,e saAo - ~. w " kau'Nns4o4A
or c'slzens mote needed At tho present tlmo,
than ono capable of bringing tho ful' power and
influence Of tax-phyors to bear upon The solect
few WIN law collect and tlisb,trne tim ta.ns-
to.v,,, tlnt ,t,,oua ,Io.s ~ t.-.n,t,r. ,r,,os
~ ~ ss soa ,.,.,e I.o0 w., ~, 1a'oH
o' oil k,haa arc 100 hlsn' apo always win DO 20
long as to tbs iou Ia insruatca such rast. unfol-
tered responsibility. While lho pooplo continue
to ntr,,Bt their moneretl intorosts to maro nolt.
.,.,,. 49,, t,o.,.I * tor 49,, ess.a,.t ss..,.
e'"n1' iAoi' '!oeoa NV 'ot "os l'ioncta capacity
OF honesty which they may possoaa' but merely
~ reward for their supposed ability. by tn
eolupulous means, to keep up Bomo ward or
marty orr.nizntIon. 9,,ay neot mt .,,cct ,nv
todn,,Inn T., t.,.t,on i,,t ~, ~. oo,,,s.s ~.
'.a"s''.o - '"@@''o"' "o' w '"' eoa.ta'5
eteaoy incfeAnn lsom ycnf to yoar. WheEc-
as, II honesty prevailed, AZ population
Increased aud property onhauccd the burden OF
Individual taxation should GROW LIGHTER ratbor
~ .aI .'o ,uas a ;t't IT, - WV huE1 ~
~ ~ nse'S ut.9 soseaoa - Po.iGas,is
lnsieaa " nnnass ~ 'usn. no Ho'e snolo
~ ~ wv " paet' ~ up'"an ~ Ssn " Mese. y.
sio,p ~ ~ W
=. lsoon s9a'' e., ~ son s".s ~ m11. "3!o oaaIu
~ Gouaune auo paua'n1 ~, aosesHno.G taue ~ cry
suu Iuunt5 p.opett ~ narutn u u
no,ltc!ana , "non PinSoo 10 otee II n9t 70 guard
san @ 'tnns, ~ 49,. 80 an !ssH u sno a. auGy
e.u 'o .s, " - pate
oae.ue uIa t. dLa - - p.uput " eael.
.re., vi. ~ ,ais 'eso Po"es al ao'iof "s''o1e
oPVh ~ enr ra.1st os'1as a;s,.a. A..o.,..;, Il
.ri oo,anor sao,.Ir ~ haa ~ % 20 ~ !a.so
,aa A .oo ~. T.. i.t 4 s ~ Hsen oue
~ n,S;vi5a assc,tion hs nsien unroer,r ~
~ ~ a.Snns.tion ns,.,r,aan - .'.o ,.a
,,.. ~ ,r.,;,,.,s' ~ tnu "eaa.os.,
.un o"'sa. sn, pu1aess nan
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quick decision. and At vory liltie cost, md, II
thoy arc reasonable men, bo most A6uniantiy
sAtis0od With tue result,
Give the 1avyera and courts All tho roccss
.hoy wAnt. Thnv can wolf bo rpArp,,, and when
they como back lot then, find that tlio'r dockota
aro oaoarod. and thpir occupation gono. Tatk
nbout tho gamblers and bunko sflopal Tie
hTcrago lA"yor Is by far tho wnrso curso 10 any
community, In stirring MP etrifo lotweon neigls-
hera, anil Ii swallowing up their ei,l!ro property
WHOM casaa ara put Into their llAnds to 10 sub
mittoa to Bo.cnllei "co,sfta Of law
The vrtlor has hal experience enough in tho
two Hysterns to know that, wf,on tho vaIna and
uecB OF atbEtrat(oua in tho eottlemcnt Of dis
pulcs arc fully known and appreciated, Tho
lawyers will noarly all bo turned out to grass,
and ono eroat source OF n,ibory. unhhppfncsB,
aud corruption wiped out of ox,Blonce.
SuALrEn,
, 1875-06-10
THE WEST TOWN.
p'putEN PAIB oyEH HuMxTlIIN0,

special meeting OF tho West Town board
WIS held 1t Justlco Saiisbury's otllco last even.
ing, Supervisor Dsksr In tho chAir.
Supervisor Baker said that ex.Towr-Colleotor
O'brtvn hsd paid Into the Town Treasury the
sun Of e1O. .s99,o7, leaving In hls hands sbouk
e4o0o, ODsiAn claimed that thls auR shaqld
, 1875-06-10

~ . = CHFI8sttuH 7f4E3!lJSHfEF.
Tho lato Dr.. Whowct( was living nvc,o,. H..
On ono occasion HOMO Of lts companions for,,.;
conspiracy to trap him. 4 nttu,bor Of ill.,,
road up on Chtnpso music from articles In "oh; ~
tevtaws. Thcn wheu they waso ready .tey a.sa ~,
on their recondte knowlolgo on tho a.a.e eu nv
mntned h'}cnt and tho conspirntora worc hann, 10,
If, thinking they lad caught tho great ctafta;1
At Inst. When, however thoy Ind about ernnt'si
thcnise1Tes Of thar curious lore, be ronark,ii
/" was inpesfcctty, md to como extent inos,'
rectty. Informed regarding Chinese mtaip shn,
wrote tho articloh from which you haro jrsrnn
your information SO tho trick kicked and bn,t
lta inventors soro1y. ''S''
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UEC1BlUN IN TUE FuUTB OlaK.
Tho hsbeas corpus case OF Poots against Phil
lpa for tho recovery Of child, which has bsoa
on Trial aud continued from time to slue for
several weeks. came up In tho Crlmtuai Court
yesterday 1ssInoou, and waA disposed Of, Ths
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Thoao 1ce-Crenm FreeEers of Dnlton.s
Two mean 1ackest) arc pronounced by fas tho hat In
tho naEket. Nemenber, nalten kee1n scfzsperstor,.
Hn'e water.tltern, pated tableware ate, ett Eos
io2 Sn 10t State strcot and that hs prizes arc iov
, 1875-06-10

Important to tho Preservation Of Teoth.-
John aoatluella Cherry Tooth-Paats, !
the iuoat cnlcac1ons drntifrlce known, Try IT, Fan
eale by all druggists. Wholesale 4gentA, Torrsy i
Itaalcy, Ill apd 171 Randolpl 1tfcct.
, 1875-06-10

Hallott, Davia G. Co.'s
uran. nqnaro End upright pianos for sals only n
ths rtanorooms OF ". ", Kimball, corner 6tAto ma
AtlAua htrpNtx - 'o -@s@
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THE MUTUAL SECURITY.


The fourth general meeting Of tho creditors Of
tho Mutual Security Insurance Company was
leld yeatorday afternoon before 1segistcr Hib-
bartl TITO Assignee, Mr. Mark Kiuball, rcad
hts report, showing that ho Ind on hand
$50, 30 to divide among the creditors, which
would bo ncnrly sl1i.lclont for dividend Of w
per cent. Al tho timo Of tho third meeting, In
January, 1874. the unconvorted asaots amounted
10 $148,o15e at tho present dAto they woro
ss7,s1B.C0. showing q reduction Of nearly $780,
900. Tho moot OF this has been collected but
thoso IL difference Of several thousand dollars
maie by sllrinkago in tho claims. Tho collou-
ttnas stnre the last uootinG amount TO aGl..
5ss.27, md the disbursements for ozpeusss to
$7,SBJ.76.
Tho following ts the list OF uucolloctoa naaesB
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M1LLAn-nKtSft-.At tho. residence of TIM hrtds1
ans Fsaaf siiilar a,sd s.s dMsn. T. n,u, 'abs bs,S
of tIhicaRH. '"' 0o's
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mans scalp Of long, rich auburn hair,
slightly i~niersPersed with grey.
Our loss was one maj III yhIIy
wounded, one horse killed, and two
others wounded.
The day following the fight, the
post surgeon at JacksbOro sent out
the hospital steward aud several
others to secure the heads OF the fallen
Indians. Our gentlemanly Major,
ever willing 10 conduce tn the ad-
vancement OF the healing art, kindly
permitted them to amputste the we'll
peeled heads.
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81 MARKS church. Episcopal. Rev. p. W.
Hiniard rector. SHnd y services. II \. m. rrd
5 y. IN. sunday school after morning service.
eats free. Al persons arc co.dially invited TO
att nd.
Roman Catholic, lev. Jas. McGolrieh PASTOR.
Rev. Eugene Cussan. Asst. Church ono'Nsfi
,treet, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. W. b. Reed. Pas
tor. Services at II Il. IN and sp. m. Sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal. itev. W. +. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m.
and : p. m. Sabbath school at aa p. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the services 81
the church,
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knights

Wyoming commandery No. l. Regular con-
claye arst Friday in each month.
Wyoming chapter, No. 1. r. A. n. meets
Tail, On the first and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at s o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodga. No. 10, meets FIRST and third
Saturday nights in cnc!. month. at Masonic Hall
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TO California and the Pacific coast, making the
uncAsIupled line OF 1900 miiea in
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GENERAL


f0TtE Ih1rd Loa1t sss-Hoa W. X. Steel
Territorial OEaeer-.
soUcraOr-lno. NJ. TEsyer.
S.erAdry-G. W. French.
Chig Jastles u ospgtas< COBrf-J. W. Fi.k.r
A-soe4afs Jssases-JOs. Al. Carey. =. A. Tho1na-
Uf"-s StnsS LOAsutoE-E p Snow.
sErpsy0r GsAsJJI- Silas Reed.
Eses3esf q t-aohc AoHegs--G. W. CoreJ.
hs2H<T Z. s. Land OW1S-S. II. Minsof.
IsrrH0Ttdi TredsUrer-S. ". D4wHey.
TERRITORIAL AEdkOr-. II. Has lord.
~. L. Arnold.
C0DtWAstoher q PeHttsHt{drTy Charles Huuon.
ItT1toT1i Lfbrdrioa John slangh er.
Conahat&s3oEer Of rqrgfggaft5HJ IL, jeffrey.
D1ty7d AHOTney@k. p. Juhnspn
Udffsd Stufss C0hgHaSsh0Hsr-J ". Brunsr.
Ct<rk Of lf Jndsci1j Nf<fTIef-J. w. brunzr.
KJrsAdk-Gilberi Adams.
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Cheyenne Lodge, No. 81, l.. o. q. T, meets
every Friday evening nj Good Templars Hall,
nth street.
limitations will he conducted only on the nrst
and third Fridays of each month. The inierycn-
ing Fridays during the month will be devoted
literary exeIcisez. DAN. FALLEN. W. C. T.
W. II. WOOD. W. Secretary.
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Hope Fncan. Jmemt. No !, {. o. o. F.. meet
every cd and 4th Wednesday OF each mouth 3
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l, L. o. IF, meets eSor1
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Nouht3 Outcffp.
LARAMIE COUNTY.
Geo A Draper. chAlrman.
'"""'''''"sT' I p BssrT'
ShsrF-N. J. OBIien.
CoHSt1bles-w. Taylor, {. &. Devoe.
J4s'.oss Of ne Pedes-Jus. slaughter. t. n. Fisher
TreGsursr-D. c Tracy
Probate Judged. Z, Tracy.
Prosecuting AnorHey-W W. Cnristt.
COroHsr-Ja Talbot.
4s,sser-Rd. J.. Morris
CHEYENNE CITY.
n. c. whipple, Pres.sz of. Nayos
John Nealon.
Bird Trustees John Il. Davis.
L. X Bre-nAhvn,
Peter Hamma
CIV. Richardson. er.sr' Assessor.
FreGntrer-IfsBc Bergman.
AnorHsv-T y. Street
SHruegor-A J. Parshal.
Police J~Ushess-Iohn Slaughter, T. VI. FISHER.
,euncs OF The Town Trustees. Friday sTsn
log in each week. at the Ci5 Hall.
ALBANY COUNTY.
nv. II. II -nday,
lThumas Al-up.
ShsrH-J. R. Brophy.
justices Of ne Peace = u y P Rse
CIerk-J W. Medium.
Probate Jad0s-G w. Klrier. er-oetefo Treasurer.
Prosecuting Inoyaey-C W. Bramvl;
Su~perinEndsnt or SehooIs-N. L. Andrews.
C0roner-James Vine
LARAAIE CITY.
WIN. Harms. y sEeO. Nays
]. II Finfrock.
Board OF YTUstses1 r. GalbrHith.
i. j. Webster,
tJAmer Wins.
Ckrk-John Mcleod. e0 onds Assessor
Mdrshdi-M. A. Hance.
Tr,dsurer-L. ID. PeAre.
AhOrHsy-Homcr Aerrell.
Police Justios-L. d.. Pease.
CARBON COUNTY.
r.. B. Adams, Chairman.
-coDtDrbiionsr' D z Clay,
J. II. Brammsr.
Sherlg-D F. Rsnnie.
Clerk Perry l.. smith.
Probate Jrd0s . Nm. l. Ash.
Assessor II. r. Ryan.
SIpertnkndsAtof Schools-B. T. Kinney.
swEETwATEb coUNTY.
Nv. r. Noble. Chsirman,
Counissioners Wiiliam Evans.
James Calhoun.
sheriff r A. McPhee.
CLerE-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Judge-Jas. A. Brennan, 50. Of. Treas 7.
Assss0r- Wm. A. Johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
". X. sloan.
Shsrff-wfIinra Hinton.
CLrE--hlL. q. Lee
Probate Judgs-W. II. Remington ez. q. TreEs.
Prosecuting Aa0rRey-B. GHrbauati.
AsssSsor-M.r Hopkins.
Surrsyor-H. I~bir ION
Super htsnfssf u SehOois-S. K Temple.
CoIOasT--Thu nRs Street.
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SWEETWATEB COUNTY.
fw. =. Noble. Chsirman,
CoDlmissioners Witliam Evans.
lJaInes Calhoun.
sheriff A. McPhe
CLerk-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Judge-Jas. A. Brennan, 81. Of. Treas
Asses s0r- Wm. a. johnson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-06
DEAFNESS.


DR.. Hunter respectfully invites all per-
sons afflicted with deafness, impairment
or loss of hearing) or any disease Of the
ear, to call on him for an examination,
which will b made free Of charge.
For nearly fifteen years DR.. Hunter
has devoted his attention almost ezclu-
sively to this class Of diseases, and cured
thousands OF persons who would other
wise have gone on through Life deprived
Of this function,
Our most skillful general practitioners
seldom undertake to treat deafness. The
ear can be safely and successfully treated
by specialists only, who have made this
organ a special study for years
DR.. Hunter has a number Of peculiar
instruments for examining and treating
the ear. One Of them has a reflector at
tached to it for the purpose Of concen'
trating and throwing the rays Of Light
into the outer passage into the drum, so
as to ascertain their condition,-tO SEQ il
the passage is obstructedOr the ear drum
liberated, indurated, thickeued or periO-
rated. Another is used for the purpose
OF forcing air through the tubes which
lead from from the throat to the inner
ear, to ascertain whether 1t is open or
closed. Sledicated air, gas or vapOr is
also applied by this instrument in this
manner.
Catarrh Of thenos and throat very fire.
queutly extends along these tubes, pro-
duciug singing, buluing and humming In
the ears aud loss Of hearing. After a
while the catarrh becomes cstablished in
the inner car, and then liberation Of the
drum may soon follow. As q result Of
the disease Of the inner ear and drum,
you soon have hole made through the
drum.
Again cold Is very frequently cause
Of deafness. The person afflicted RECEIVERS
partially and finds that his hearing is not
as good as before the attack. He re-
mains in this condition for a longer or
shorter time, and then commences to gtOw
worse gradually, until he becomes "Fey
doqE" Treatment by a skilliul ear sur
geOn will restore all such cases.
There are thousands passing through
yarions stages Of these? forms Of deafness,
who can be cured. II not cured most Of
them will loose hearing entirely.
All persons afflicted with such forms Of
disease, are respectfully invited to call on
DR., Hunter. They will be received
courteously and examined carefully.
No instruments are put into Ne ear and
not a praticle Of pain or distress Is
cansed by either his examinations or
treatment.
DR.. Hunter has restored the hearing Of
thousands Of persons, and all who apply
to him can rely upon receiving candid
opinion and skillinl treatment.