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Perhaps The main cent-~ Of the general drug
and prescripslpn business Of, thu NORTH slds, as
well as a ve;y popular resort for the very best
natural and artificial mineral waters, soda, sol-
let1e articles and druggisss sundries, is The
tral store of H. &. Cotton, 297 North CLARK
street, corner Chicago avenue. This very hand
some and attractive establishment was specially
planned ard atchltectura!ly designed for the con-
veniences OF the drug trade, and. in general
equipment hxtures, cases, ETC.. is Il model Of
taste and elegance.
THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
As would naturally be inferred. this great mer-
camille lnterest led ea'lv to Wholesale enterprises,
and t. the ssi ahlisbmens OF many very largo
houses. among them that Of H. 4. Hurlbut l.
Co., successors to Hurtbut l. Edsatl, Is and II
Randolph, hi. Hnrlbu. having saved the trade
a. pioneer. The ancisnt firm of ]. a. Reed s.
Co., Who bezsn business when Chicago was q
village, iu9 134d. and with whom Mr. Hu11but
afterward became associated, vera among the
first 70 ralinq1l6h the retail traffic to push the
trade into legitimate wholesale channels. By
vigorous enterprise sod an adherence to close
profits By this and other firms the traffic Of the
Northwest was saved to ths city. The business
Of II. A. aur1hut i Co. has been devaioped to
immense prons,rtions, ani their place popular
basa ct Supplies for nearly ali sections OF the
Northwest.
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DEATHS,

PRTERS-Jnne S. Ca1r1o. wise Of A. Peters. aged s.
years. n, ~, nr.
:Esou.s, u naItpa,s tsutt attesuoon Remains to oo
KIHG-on Monday, JUMP Il. tn StsrliqF. NJ, &t the
residence mother, Mrs Eliz4beth King, Of con-
of b. He vas q ktnd "a keai. dspe.s.ion e. r.
died Al be nAd lived. Chsi stiAn.
~ Chicago aad hu1aio tn " papers please cop5.
SHUMAE-Att the Transit House. juno a, Casrts E.
EbutnAn aged IL 5ears and IL months.
Fupessi Sunday a. O'Clock D. n. to Cakwoods Csrn-
q pon9hkeepse IN. T., papsss please eopy.
BRoWN-9n the ak'h inst; Of diasrnsss ffsak A-s
oolf child of H. E. and B. f. Brown, aEed nonths
Funeral from No. 27 East Tndans-st. 1t L. m to-day
RAFFEN-AlaxAadss Wright Raifeas SATURDAY. Juna
& aged IL months.
Funeral from tas ssaidsnoe o9 biz psrsts No: no West
Chlcag 1t p Sunday. Juas H. Fssds sassos-
feilf 1as2&eds
, 1875-06-27

The Seaxon of Soda and Mineral w.
aert-0nr Model Drug Stores.
The hot weather brings people to the corner
drug store aud avAkens the community again to
the fsct that our city Is oruamented With per
hap8 the most ornate system OF dug stores in
the worH. Tho Wabash sveuus store OF Thomas
Whitfield has been instanced rs representing the
practical possibilities OF architecture in tho me-
chanica: conveniences Of the business. This
tastefu1 and beautiful etoro Gao Wabash av-
enue. ranch 883 State. corner OF Eighteenth
street, WAS designed BY a distinguished archi-
tect, '. ". Boyingtou. and is perhaps the
most ctmplete conception in minor architecture
to be eeeo IN our city. The equipment IN min
eral wahrs, however. though very complete and
expensive, is not q great specially. Mr. Wait
held is .noEe those OF our leading druggists
Who hase labored to keep up a high standard Of
purity il drugs and medicines, and it Is PROBABLY
as The cnttai preaerfotfou store Of the city that
his establishment will continue to be known.
, 1875-06-27

and novel way to buy fewet1y mo risk, no loss,
no postponement." Il is the familiar story Of q
large lot purchased at bankrupt sale At QUE
retail prices about go GOO, but which were
bought in for $1,000. Every Articla is worth
f:om 50 10 $50, but at the rate OF 81 apiece, B
81. Burt1n & Co. will make something handsome
On the enterprise. They aFe divided into een-
from TO 8. 124 inclusive; the second from D. 125
to 1885, and they include all sorts OF lewer5 and
elverwa1e. One IS bound to get more than ones
moneys worth. AZ no article Is worth less
than e. While one m may -, he.ect c,,ans any
OF getting = $50 articis. This is
the genuine snide sale. Persons forwarding
their dollars get pinchbeck pieces Of jewalry
worth on the average shout u cents a2ioce. Il
does not matter what number 10 selected, as that
part Of the scheme does not exist out Of the nd
yertisement. It is only another WAY Of taking
in fools on snida jewelsy.
From the many branches Of business engaged
in By Mesers. B. H. Bu1tin 4 Co., one would
think the concern Of
sonE xAov11uDE,
but We would look in vain for it's warefoums or
its name in the directory. Tho firm OF D. II.
BurtlD & Co. ia as snide IA Tho wares they deal
in. Even thor address to 1ock-box 5440" is a
lharn. as their mail ia delivered by carrier, tho
requisite instEnctlons having been Left at tho
Post Office. The mail is frequently good
sized one, but. when the carrier starts out for
the place Of business of this firm of s'publish-
ers, booksellerB 8iatiouers and music-dealers,"
he does not deliver the niesves in any With
swell front or piate-glass in tho windows but they
are left ut : modest little cottage, No. SIS West
Washington street. and young man lodging IN
the second foor receives them.
The paper il printed at = job-p1inting ofice
down town, bnt the stock Of g. Il. Burtin T. Co.
1e composed OF cheek. When TIE n,yner comes III,
the young man buys the article wanted, clearing
about. SO per cent on the transaction. He is
SIMPLY = ''snide" operator. His paper affords
ali organ for q few
PERSONS OF KINDRED GENIUS
Ono advertisement reads as follows:
THIS Is NEW! A METHOD or codMuN1-
J. cation whereby you can 1nfelngibfy conveEse with
party at distance. in presence Of others, without
being understood. Price Of instrument, z5 cents-
4 pereon sending on the requisite gum would
get little claprer By which the clicking Of a
telegraphic instrument could be coun1erfeited
to!erab1Y veil, aud worth about 10 cents. He
would be Disguised to ind that = knowledge of
the Morse alphabet would be necessary for its
use. One c. Z. Tuten & Co.. another queer
concern, adyert,se paper called s'Under Lock
and Kew, and their advertisement is filed wish
hints Of easaciousness, and special prominence is
given to the fact that it ia sent under sealed
wrappers. 1t ls only trashy specimen Of tho
Days Dvinds and Police G.1zctte class Of period
'cais, tho secresy being put On to effect aales
moro readily.
, 1875-06-27
IN INDIANAPOLIS INTENTIO
Revolutioniztrag tae System of Heat-
ing Enrnnces.

RcvolutionizIng the system of Heat-
ing Eurnnces.
Indianapolis Sentinel.
Much has been said ard written about the
great motor recently brought to light in the East,
but indianapolis claim for one of her citizens
the honor Of inventing and perfecting that which
will undoubtedly revoiutionize the system Of
heating furnaces. Fer more than year past
Mr. Henry Stacy has been eudearoFiug to pei feet
plans BY which coa}-sar, cru1e-oil, etc, could be
practically utilized for the pose Of makiog
heat enough to melt iron (of all 6escrip,iops),
brass, generate steam, ETC. It has been known By
many thatthe Gas Company for some time past
have been vety etrlce in enforcing the notices
that are consricuous'y posted ap al around their
wo-ks. 'tNo admlttanco; call at the Office"
Now that tho patent has been granted Oh the
fnrnace heater, it has come to light that the Gaa
Company have had these heaters on their fur
naces for nearly six months, and so well hare
they done the work that during this time the
Company have saved daily on ten furnaces, GOO
bushels OF coke and in maE.lg this saving have
consumed portion of coal-tar that would other
wise have run into Pogue's run. One o! these
heaters WA8 placed Oh furnace at The MaleabIo
Iron Works last week, where it required eight
days and nights to auneal the iron with cca!, but
the latter did 'he work better in Six days and
nights, consuming but two and half barrels
Of tar. costing s1.6o per barrel. Mir. Stacy
thinks he can run locomotive distance Of
l0u miles without nfetnan. 1T q cost OF but ~
ceuts- Arrangements have been made already
for the speedy introduction OF this great inven-
ton, and, rs the men interested have means aud
ability. there seems to ee no reason why it will
not be adopIed by al those needing furnace
heaters ut SAVING Of abou: 90 per cent over
wood or coal. Tho cost OF the heater is not to
exceed 81 for each furnace. aud it Ia 40 simple in
it's construction that child can easily UNDER
st.nd it's operation. The tar. oil, ETC, passeB
from the barrel, tank, or reservoir through
small pipe, and is deposited in front Of eteam
aud cod-air injector that forces it into the fur
mace in the form Of srray making perfect
maas of flame, but 20 smoke nor sparKB.
, 1875-06-27

4 N0MYortabtc and LNxnriolls Rome
The Clarendon House.
Tho hnous Clarendon House, L. 4. White
pro2rlet'E, conveniently located on North Clark
street, c1ner of Ontario. two minutes' WALK from
the bridge. one OF the most comfortable hotel
STRUCTURES OF the city, has lately been undergoing
general process OF renovation for the summer
The outfit, furniture, and accommodations, table
combrts, parloEs, ETC., are probably unexcelled
il h, city, and the generous proprietor Capt.
Whit, is sald to 10 making arrangements for the
accommodation of boarders at very low rates. It
is the pleasantest and most accessible public
home the city.
, 1875-06-27
Par EKCeIlencRs

TIE TR1BUsE unhesitatinely sccords great
credit % Gatzerts popular tailoring house (18a
South Clark streat) for che excellent work pro-
duced st that establishment, and at prices fully
Is perptut lower than elsewhere. personal
examination of Hi SO pansaloon, or anv other
garnet there made to oru>f, will certainly Sat
isfy tie most increduIoas.
, 1875-06-27

Tho Wilson shuttle sewing machine combines In a
more perfect degree than any other tho requirements
Of frst-cass machine. This IL the unanimous ves-
dict Of the thousands Of families who using the
and It's ts unprecedented in the history Of
ingnaachinea. satesroon, 1877 State street. The Com
pauy want few more good agents.
, 1875-06-27

SdcTamenlo {Cal.) Record,
Tb Chinese residents OF Sacramento, and
doubtless those Of other localities throughout
tho ,tate, hAge system OF government tar
mon powerful, aa far as they are concerned,
tnA that which State or city can bring to bear
upa tham- This is vested in = secret Council.
With passes upon ail of1ensea, aud makes rules
rn1ted BY ono ChinAman ag.inst another Is in-
yekigstsd by thia tribunal, no matter whether
, 1875-06-27

DdJSENBUR1- -PERRY-Ou ths 24tb inst, At tbs resi-
doneo of tbs BRIDE. father by the Ksv Gso.Eo ayes
y. D, Gcexge A. nnsenhnrg Of NeT York .a9 ida s.
BAKER-MARKLkY-1n this city, June "A. It tho
residence Of the tdes pa.eat. ey ths Rev d. Locke.
Nj. W. Vincent Baker aud Miss Fannie b. Marley.
BEAzLEY-FENNIM0RE- Wednesday. Juns ..
at the rtsdence OF the brtdes parents by the Rey Dr.
CushmAo, John q. Beazey and Miss 1ennis A. fann3-
mora. III Of this eftS.
SMITH-DAN1ELS-Qa the evening cf june ~ By tho
Rev. Father Bennett Ms John s1nit Of this sis' and
McMuLL1N-WAISH-At3 g. Patxiok's Church. juno
a. hy tho Rev. Fathcr Beuuett. Eeff acMuiiin and
Jnauux i. Walsh. beth OF this city.
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Card.

Ths Baltimore b Ohio Coal Company hAro moved
their several Offices to los Warrington street. corner Of
Clark Notwithstanding the recent advance in
frelghta, they will sell their popular Shawnee coa
Tor tho present at former pricea,
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Important to tho Preservation Of Teeth
John Goahnel1's Cherry Iooth-Paste,
the most efacactous denttfrtee knowu- Try It For
sale by all druggists. Wholesale agents, Tor1ey +
Bradley. I'll and 113 Randolph street.
, 1875-06-27

The Verdict In the Beecher Case
has nothing to do with the low prcea of refgerators
icebozes coolers, fseezerB Stoves ranges, kerosene
stoves, wiresafes 8idets commodea, etc, 1t Walking
Q15 State-st
, 1875-06-27

The rapid and extraordinarily larae Gales that have
attended tho introduction Of the Warwick coara are
token of tho universal approval which they have met
with Thaee true critics czn appreciate
good article. which they havo fo:,a II thee goods
, 1875-06-27

The Coolest Photo Studio in the City
.s entes corner State and Washington streeta. His
studies the large best riated and eaa1est Of
access and prices moderate. Portraits flushed IN oil
. Bpecialty.
, 1875-06-27

Juries May Disagree,
but ths verdict Of the people has Always been that
Wis.a Creams, Nos. Is state and l3l Twenty
street, do keep the finest stock OF boots and ahoes TO
te found In tbs city.
, 1875-06-27
wa Hava noda a. Sveen;nr

W6 Have MadB q Sweeping
reduction in prices Of uama lace points and Jackets.
Now ia the time to get elegant patterns At very low
prices. We are slso making vary low prices In en-
hrodered oretsksss and jackets full snlts sto Hoch
kin, Palmer / Co.. 1877 and l39 State street.
, 1875-06-27

Spring Lake I" Magnetic Water,
By Buck b Rsyner, makers Of tho Mars" Cologne.
, 1875-06-27
Pianos and Organs

Pianos and Organs
for rent, S and upwsrds par mouth. number Of
excellent secondhand pianos, including SteinwaSs
for sale 1t extremely low prices Lyon Hsal5,
Stats and Monroe streets.
, 1875-06-27

Hallett, Davis q Co.'S
Grand square 4nd upright rauos for sale cnt4 1t
sbe piano-roou2s Of ". n. Nmbau, corner State aud
Adams nktratAx
, 1875-06-27

mo, gentlemen OF the tury," thundsred an
eloquent sdvocase the other day in Denver
~court, ''this nstter is Tor His Honor 10 decide.
who s;:z there sleeping. 80 beautifully" His
Honor opened both eyes aud his mouth. aud
, 1875-06-27
Hou tn NaEe GS

HUW 1AHk8
Previous to removal, Hill, the photographer, TT
West Madisoa street, will make his best Berlin finish
photos for s.. Tho would cost you elsewhere s.
II you want good pictures dirt cheap, call At once.
, 1875-06-27

l. London correspondent writes to Nature ::
ain the recently published edition OF the De-
scent Of Man there is some additional matter
concerning the sense Of humor ir brutes. aud as
the following Illustrative cases fell under my.
own observation, think it is worth while to
publish them as supplementary to those adduced
BY Mr.. Darwin:
"Severai years ago used to watch carefully
the young orang- outans at the Geological Gar
den, and [ am quite sure that she manifested
sense Of the ludici Gus. 0ne example will suffice.
Her feediug-tin was of somewhat peculiar
shape and when it was empty abe used some
times to invert it upon her head. The tin thcn
presented comlcal resemblance to a bonnet,
and, AZ its wearer would generally favor the
spectators with broad grin at the time OF put
ting 1t on, she never failed to raise laugh from
them. Her success in this tespect waa evil
deurly attended With NO small qualification on
her part.
Il once had Skye terrier, which, like all Of
his kind WAS very intelligent. When in good
humor he had several tricks, which I know to
hage been self-taught, and tho sole object Of
which was evidently to excite 1aughter. For in-
stance. while lying upon one side aud violently
gr1nulng, he would hold one Lex 10 his mouth
Under such circumstances, nothing pleased him
SO much as having bis joke duly appreciated
white it no nouce WAS taken OF him be would be-
come sulky- On the other hand, nothing that
could happen displeased him so much as being
laughed 1T when he did not intend to bs ridicu-
lous, Mr. Darwin ehys: Several observers have
s:Ated that monkeys certainly dislike being
laughed at There can be little or no doubt that
thus 1s true Of monkeys; but never knew Of
really good caho among dogs save this one. and
here the slgns Of dislike we're uneqniyocal.
To give one instance: He used to be very
fond OF catching fos upon the ~indow-ranes,
and, if 1id,culed when unsuccessful, was evi-
IDENTIFY much annoyed. On ono occasion, in
order to sec what he would do I purpose
=, !anshed imnoderately every time he
faiIed. It 80 happened that he did so several
qnence OF my laughiug,-and eventually be be>
came 60 distressed that he posit. vely pretended
to catch the fly. going through all the appropri-
ats actions with his lips and tongue, and after
wards rubbing fthe ground with his neck as
if to XII the victim; he then looked up at me
With . triumphant air Of eacceas. So we'll WAS
The whole process simulated, that should have
been quite deceived had not seen that the fly
was still Oh the window. Accordingly drew his
attention to This fact, as well rs to the absence
OF anJtllng upon the floor; and when he saw
that his hypocrisy bad been detected, he skunk
away under some furniture, evidently very much
asnarned Of himself"
, 1875-06-27

Car7x,ponda.ee Eansss CITY Journal.
During the winter and spring hnodra2s OF Set
tiers along this valley have supported Their fatni-
lies by gathering up buffalo bones and hauling
them to the towns. The prairles for 40 mltes
each way from the railroad have been CLEANED
over till not = relic Of the chase can be foond-
Heads aud ribs are wotth IS ton. These arc
shipped to Philadelphia. and ground up'into
fertilizers. 6hius and shoulder blades &re worth
$40 ton these so to the sugar-refneries. The
horns are worth $50; the tips are sawed of here,
and sent to the factories OF umbrellas. fans,
pines, etc !; the remainder is used BY the chem
lkts- Bits OF hide found hanging to the heads
are taken off and sent to the glue-facto,1es.
Every fragment Of these animals il made to
serve purpose. Tbs trace has been opportune
for the settlers, Is it brought them the means Of
q livelihood when tile crops tailed. otherwise
the5 would haYs been compelled to abandon their
homestaads.
, 1875-06-27
Let Hin Prove It to You.

Let Him Prove It to You.
Dalton, ot the odast and best kitchen furniahs.s
IN Chicago, aeus the Fisher zefrRcrstota; aso best
coolers and freezeEa to be found and remarkably
cheap too. No. 1g2 State street.
, 1875-06-27

261 West Madison Street,
Remember, is the number Of West Side store,
Tho "dry process Of cleaning, also dyeing Of ali
kinds, received there 1t No. 30 Dearborn street,
Cook Muf.AtN
, 1875-06-27
PERE0K AL

f3ERsgN4L-WANTED BY 4 YOUNG GENTLE
man In huAlnosa tho city to form the Acquaintance
e M.. sone accomplished yoaax ady. Address L 81,
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-19
RuSineSS Notes.

The indications are that the few of oui
Maine people who give attention to sugar max
ing will secure an unusual yield this year. The
season has been backward but the past two
weeks has afforded a good run.
The mills at Lewiston supply employment
for S544 operatives, and produce annually
manufactured products to the value OF $lO,OOO,'
900.
Linn's wooden mill at Hartland, which was
so badly damaged by fire few weeks since, is
running again on full time. Mr.. Linn manu-
features as fine line of wooden shawls as can
be produced in the country.
Despite the hard times, the Pittsfeld wooden
mill. run by Messrs. Dobson & Co, have done
SO we'll thai the parties running it have been en-
abled to pay the loan of the town, 50 that they
now own the mill. 1t was built in 1867.
The Calais Times says that freights are very
dull there. A few vessels have chartered at
3d. to Boston, $3.50 to Providence, and 81 70
to New York. Lumbermen have no orders on
hand and are in no hurry to ship lumber. in
the present state of the market, there being nc
demand for it.
Between two and three million feet OF logs
are now coming out of the Little Osspee, which
is the largest drive from that stream for several
wears. About one million two hundred thou
sand of them belong to Joseph Hobson, and
the balance to Joseph G.. Deering. w. 81. Han
son and Irving L. Lane. The water is at
good driving pitch. Staples & Hasty have
charge of this drive.
Messrs. sawin & league of Caribou village
have over 600 cords of cedar at their shinge
mill ready to be worked up as soon as the ma
chinery of their mill is in order.
The stockholders in the Lockwood Company
have been notified of an assessment of % pei
cent. PAYABLE on the first of next month.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-19
STATE NEWS.
ANnRoscoGGIN COUNTY.


Mr.. Ballard of Worcester, inventor of the
Ballard rifle. will shortly take the position of
Superintendent Of the Evans Rifle Armory at
Mechanic Falls.
The Journal says that meeting of the stock
holders of the Lewiston & Auburn RAILROAD IS
called for April 22d, to see whether the lease OF
the road to the Grand Trunk Railroad shall be
ratified.
The Journal says that the Cumberland Co.
commissioners have brought suit in Andres
coggin county against Mr.. Pencil for the
amount of money robbed from the county
treasury.
A hundred and fifty ladies have formed an
auxiliary temperance club at Mechanic Fails.
The following is the list of officers: President,
Warehouse, Mrs Nelson Mccain, Mrs Sarah
Thayer, Miss Maggie Archibald; Secretary,
Miss Lottie Foster; Treasurer, Miss Leila Wa
terhouse; Collector, Miss Susie Warren.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
Our Caribou correspondent says that a Swede
came to the village with some new maple sugar
TODAY. When asked when it was made, he re-
piled, SIT was made tomorrow.
At an adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of the Aroostook River Railroad, held in Carl
bou April 10Th, W. T. Sleeper, j. B. Trafton,
Z. r.. King S. w. Collins, B. Cummings. A.
Arnold. James Doyle, A. c. Cary and M. d.
league were chosen Directors. On the same
day W. T. Sleeper was chosen President; L. Il.
King Vice President, j. B. Trafton Clerk and
w. A. Vaughan Treasurer.
The injunction put upon building the rail-
no nd bridge across the st. John at Tobque has
been removed, and now the work is going rap
;dIy on. Three of the five piers have been built
as high as they are to be before the ice goes
ont. This makes this railroad pretty SURF
thing.
Bey. q. w. Porter preached his farewell ser
mon in Caribou last Sabbath. Rev. w. l.
Sleeper closes his labors there next Sabbath,
and at Fort Fairfield ON Sunday the 25th.
A Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry wal
organized at Maysville Centre on Saturday eve
ning last. 80 members. Master Henry Rolf
| Oyerseer, r. w. Harris; Lecturer, Veranes
| Chandler; Steward, c. p. Ferguson; Assistant
| Steward. Il. b Smith; Chaplain, e. e. Park
| hurst, Treasurer, A. M. Smith.
The Indians are killing quite large number
| of Moose in the vicinity of the Tobique River
| The meat can be bought at Tobique village FOL
| three cents pound.
The storesof Mark Trafton of Limestone was
broken into on the night of the 4th inst, ant
| about forty dollars stolen.
| The Patten Tribune says that the knobs be
| gin to appear through the snow.
| In Stacvville Plantation, two little sons o.
| James Dudley, aged and years, wandered
| off on the crust one day last week and woult
| doubtless have persisted but for man named
| Michel. who insisted on following their track
| in the woods after dark by the aid OF lanterns
| The children were found asleep, but nearl.
| chilled, under pile of brush.
| KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Gardiner Reporter says that on Thurs
day last, while moving about the house, MI