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, 1875-11-26

tbs people Of Chicago woke up yesterday
morning, clutched their multitudnous Tn1D-
uHEs, read tho report Of tho Hon. BERNARD
&. CAu1rn1D's intentions, and said "Thank
God, the country is safe" BADSEr is on
guard. He has spent the Intervening months
since the bridgeport vote elected him to
Congress in thinking over what the country
needed, md in promptly supplying panacea
for erorY conceivable want in the shape Of n
little bill, blu born from BAnsEy's brain,
and warranted 10 produce the Millennium
within two months, at the farthest. 1t may,
perhaps, occur to tho uulrejudicea render
tlat the Representative Of tho First
Congressional District Of the Stato Of
Illinois apparently considers himself the
pivot about which the whole Govern
ment Of tho United States Is to
rcvolye during the next two years.
It ia sweet, however, to see tho gulie]ess gush
Of young ambition, to note the budding hopes
Of this embryo statesman. But we have
seen many lads start ont in this way.
They were going to tx things all right. The
world needed few reforms, and here were
the retormers They wore 80 hopeful, 30
full Of plans, 50 delightfully."- foolish. This
in!oxication of youth is nke champagne. It
sparkles minute md then the Life is gone.
We drain tho stale cup to the lees, without
ever taasing that sparkle again. Something
Ige this, We fear, will he tho fate Of our
BARNEY. He thinks now that ho IL Ngoing to
reform the Government Of tho United States,
kill tho third-tern agitation, reduce the
Presidents salary by half, settle tho
] financial question by interpreting tho
| Constitution, transfer tho British Cabinet
system to this country, sell Dearborn Park,
put the City Of Chicago on stout financial
legs again, elect II. g. KERR Speaker Of the
House, md otherwise figure as the greal
American agitator. These beautiful schemes
will vanish before many months have rolled
by. When B4nSEy has jumped up and dowr
| few times, mud introduced score Or two o.
his billa, and las seen them all "raferrcd
to ,nurtleroua Committees, where the tcule1
infants arc ruthlessly strangled, ho will TAXI
different view Of his position. At present
he probably expects to 10 appointed Chair
man of all the important Committees, or mo,
DO has some secret hope Of tho spoakershil
itself. When his namo Is road out "a th
Junior member Of the Committee for Fur
mailing Plug Tobacco TO the GrnndfathorB o
Revolutionary Veterans, Lis pride, his hope
may have fall.
, 1875-11-26

.oo.,, h;a ,1,;-,. .,;.,e. ~ 49,.
On portions of this roilwny a,rca,1y but
gcorra Cons,rncs;on s.onranx haa rrce;vea
in lin stocka md bom,a of Tho Railway t.on,.
many s37, ,ooo, ono. or ot tho rote Of Soo, ,ttpp
mile. According to Lin own rcport, this
work cost linn All, nm. .oct, or obout quo, ,D0u
a milo. Tho bonds of tho Railroad Company
are worthlcsa, md ,hoso If thu Construction
Company arc worse. But In lis Subsidy
scheme he Is. upon The surrender OF hin
, 1875-11-26

Nearly half the slorcs on aorne OF tho principal
tLosoughfases IN brooklyn N. y. are lighted b'
o,l,!amps which havs boon substituted for gas
witt,u year. Al teoont meeting Of ropresont-
atlyes OF tue gas companies to conalder thia
revolution, which tl1reasons serious loss to the
corporations, It was proposed thatthoTe stou'd
bo general improvement IN ths quality OF the
att,cle fur,lisnod and reduction in price; but
tho brooklyn Gas Company, the Oldest aud
wealsh,cst OF all concerned, refused to join In
tho movement. Meanwhile Tho .gtorekoepors
who have mAdo tho change e1psesH 1henHalTos
veil satisfied With tue results. They report
eaving OF from 60 to 10 per cont = month In IA
vor Of the oil-'ig1ts. anl quite as high IN illa-
nninatiug power ~ was afforded by tho gas. The
ono objection to tha use Of the oil which they
baYe bsen obliged to encounter has boon the OPP
position Of the underwriters. The experiment
has not becn fully mado, losevor, as to
whether good kerosene ia nos better than
bad Gus; aud whilo It 10 In progseas
It will bo observed with peculiar intsr-
eat by tho intsbltauts Of other cties sufsos-
ine from similar imposition Thcro1s no p1ss-
ant complaint Of the quality OF tho Gas furnished
In Chicago but there NAB = general outc1J on
this Bcore Inst wIntert AID may be hgaln. At Any
rats, there II some satisf&et!on 10 knowing that
possible remedy for tho e1torsiona OF gas com.
panles may bs found In = return to the Lights OF
generation ago.
, 1875-11-26
p|)e Gbmapp Wlibn1,e.
Friday Morning, November 80, 1873.


6cnsitiveness and agitation on tho scora Of
the Eastern question aro manifested In fnan-
cinl circles in London. The stock market
yesterday SLOWED great uneasiness and ex-
citement on tho strength Of runlor thas
Parliament would ba convened to consider
tho subject OF the situation in tie East, md
more particularly to take sction with reference
to Egypt. The Standard, in denying the
ruth Of this Eun.or, gives currency to another,
10 tho effect that British feet has been
ordered to tue Mediterranean.
, 1875-11-26
PERSONAL

Bishop Elliott, Of Texas, IS II the Palmer.
J. D. Fargo, OF Detroit, Ia 1t the fremont.
+, ". Hilton, of Boston, 10 ut the Sherman.
Sir Dastle F1ere III to be raised to the Peer-
age.
Gen. J. IL. Eddy, Of Omaha, il 1t tho Tre-
mont.
Charles Barlow. Of Nav York, il 1t tho Grand
Pacific.
Tie Hon. John McGrAw. Of 1shso& Il a tho
fremont.
Tho Hon. r, ". DoAl, Of Peoria, ia 1t Tho
lArdner.
Judge Swan. OF Columbus, o., IN At tho
Grand raaihc.
And 10 Prot. Proctor haa boen ptesented with
swipB. uemtuii
Seuator Booth Is spending Thanksgiving weak
Il Bpsinxaeld. Mass.
Capt. J. f. Do Haven bAs juat returned from
Europe, aud Is 1t the Sherman
James Ptelpont aud H. II. CoursEiSlt, OF
plttshurg, are at the Grand Pacific.
Emssson'a new volunA Ii 70 be called "Lattera
and Social Alma" It Will appear about Dec. l.
Tho Superintendent Of Police In Now York.
lii. Walling, il now convinced that Charley Rosa
" dead.
Il IL understood thtt Mrs. Emma O. Moulton
nil become IN active member Of tho Rev. Dr..
9torrs' congregation.
Eup1esldsnt Thisrs hAs written = latter to
Alr. Wines expressiug sympathy with sae
Prison Reform movement.
aahfiol Conroy, Bres HArte'a new novel. mAies
book OF about 487 pages. It Il already iu typo
but will not, Of course, b published uaal thu
completion Of tho story In the magazine.
John Bright does not bsusss IN "a spirited
fotsigu policy" aud hs Ia willing To yIsld Lord
Derby credit sor not pursuing such policy
wbts England nesds. HI. Bs4ght ssys, u - iuai
fors!sn policy"
II. Davoy, Of ths opsra-bouta troupe, Esoenti,
In New Orleans, hts basp studying EnslsAh With
th> stzsat-boys tor tutors. His exhibition phfss'
nov ID. "6hoot ths hat" That must os1e1
coma In pat In ooMlo*opssa.
! 4 cue Of genuine hssdship hss bssn unfoldsE
hv ths BtooEiYn Argus which tslls o4 younj
man who u In aonas&na tsossPt os insnlasol
naalslrssr4k keecs ~ asaass.aalAF. FL b.
, 1875-11-26
A Kllt tWAUKEE CORNER.

6ptciaI Uitpa&th q tn CA5t1oo 1f17RHF'
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 25.--Tha existing corner ~
No. 2 vi,eat fs exciting Appseheustons a"ao's
tnauY operators Who suffered by Fsos'ous
squeezss, aud It Ia reported that the paper VI ~
lsass two largo firms u lying arouod nnneEo. w..
tisb,e for The vAlus Of tho tnk upon IT, i'm IN IN
cornsr-msn hare accumulated nearly l'lVo'vsus
busbels, snd, 1t moderate s1timats sak1n4 ~
lato average Of reoeipss fos basis. seil;'8 ~
will Aud b00, 600 buahsls short q least' ,nnrc
prios hAs osen foroed up eenss: seyesa. ns.s .ne
cars Of Inferior qualities OF boathsesaShu hosn n.
temptsd 70 be pslmsd OF Tor No. = ~ y, "a
ffand yas detected, md sda whole GSadsa So' ~
, 1875-11-26

In No. Is Of tho Freth0ltfer, d periodical
which was ,naiuly written by JOSEPH ADDISON,
1.-The parson in q tye-wig," as TuAcKEnAT
called him in lovingsport, there in an account
OF some e1pedicnts, real and imaginary, for
" "maling the volume OF tho currency epuna
to tho wants OF trade" These plaus bear a
close resemblance to some Of those urged ut
tho present time in this country. The most
notable axpedient is Tint Of French King.
This willy monarch Issued an edict that every
louis dora coin containing 14 ivres-
should pnsa for u, as Soon as n now stamp
was imprinted upon It at the royal mint.
This, it will be noticed, ia simply carrying
out the idea that the value Of coin
depends not upon intrinsic worth,
but on the stamp OF tho Government
thet coins it. Ills Majesty Of France, as soon
o. the louis d'ors poured into his mints to re-
ceivo the stamp, dccreed that they should bo
repad to their owners at tho rate Of 20 livres
to tho louis dor. BY this simple e1pediont,
tho King 1nale good thing Of 1t. ADplsos
suggests that since aingle royal edict has
made II livres into 20, another should bo
promulgated declaring nil tho men In France
to be feet high. Tho King possessed
of such omnipotenco was LOUIS XIV. His
predecessor, the Grand Monarque, Ind q hab-
it OF occasionally lowering the "vafne Of the
currency just before Lis subjects paid their
taxes, and then restoring its ante-tar value
when his t1easuries wore full and he came to
! pay his debts. Thia freak sometimes pro-
duced curious consequences. Tie author
Bays: " have heard Of q young French
, 1875-11-26
A MICHIGAN LAWSUIT.

cbrrtspondtnes ~ 1As chseaao 1stea"e'
Or. Jossru, Mich, Nov. 24'-An lsnpo9'ah' ~
c.s, v.s decided thts morning In tbs 1srs1eo Cs-
oui. Court-4ha. Of HsorY zareaba Va. The f.
hin of q. II. Ofsuzbss. 0zmshsc mes ~ a'tos'
nov haze, who want to Salt Lake and engaged ~
pinns Z sp.ou..tians. Qua Of .hess ths who .s's :s
now reoovaxs JUDGMENT Of ~ oGis r. tnEs Joseph
severn pAtues y ~. "' nommta.
siooss Tasa H. s.tats ~. ssstis3 r. Rn.s,ass
Iope sppeaisd to ths creui! Court. Ine ~ ~
- oaoupssd between sxo sna s51es es uasS'
ektas4 i kasls 10 aAslsf{ Ia tsae@*ah
, 1875-11-26

cover himself. lie bought 1nrkish stocks on
tho Honrse for Eiso a,xl they fell almost osse-
half aud tho losses Of thu bant inntensota from
2,00U, 900 to G.tNO, 100 francs Ono evening
ho went out to seqnestoretl spot at The
junction al tho Arve and tho lthone. stoop-
ins over tho rushing wntor, he ,irow roTo'S-
er, shot himself through tle head. aud his
l>ot1y fell into tho river mud wha found Romo
days after below Geneya. Tho bank. mean-
while, has gone into hopeless bankruptcy.
Tho history Of illcgitinntc banking Is the
sarue tic world ovur.
, 1875-11-26

The manner in which Thanksgiving Day was
observed In aud about Chicago will be found
anly set forth IN our local columns. Just in
lAe nick OF timo Old Probs youcllsafea ono OF
tie brightest and pleasantest days OF the foil,
andwhKt with uniform relaxation Of business
cases and tEoublea and a general disposition to
he cheerful and thankful, tho day may be said
to have been pronounced SUCCESS. Theirs
were numerous union services at thu churches.
where denominational differences were for
gotten completely; the various charitable In.
ssitutions, being generously provided for BY
kind and ndthoughttul donors Of good cheer. came
IN for an unusually happy tine; thousands
throngsd tha placaa Of amusement; whila at
the homes Of rich and poor alike there waa
no lack OF cosy comfort and enjoyment to
mark the occurrence OF tha wholesome holi.
dAy.
, 1875-11-26

WOODS b1CsEUM-slonroe stteet, betveen Dohr-
born aud State. Aftrrnouu: !" Married Life" ETtn"
Ing: " ltary Warner"
, 1875-11-26

A HATEFUL IAD1T.-sT1TTlNd AND HAWK-
inv rnuteI ~ C4tarra, 4 few bottita Of Dr., T. D.
uuye's Arat!au MILK Cure curcs shts loaihioms Dis
s,ee.--8ss Advertisement.
, 1875-11-26

ApELpUr TttEtTRE--p+at,orn street, corner
Monroe Engagement OF tho Kirhliy Troupe. Around
THE World In Eighty Days."
, 1875-11-26

opportunity for doing great good should bo
promptly improved.
THE MONSTER SUBSIDY.
Ton sco2r's Convention has been held ut
St. Louis md has adjourned to meet in the
lobby at Washington. Tho country has read
tho proceedings aud will have recognized
among the lcatling engineers Of tue affair all
the unemployed " statesmen" who, ns soon
aa they yacato seats in Congress, or tho Cab
met, or other Office, beconle chiefs in tho |
great lobby which undertakes to advise Con-
gress what disposition should 10 made Of tho |
money and credit of tho National Treasury.
We propose again to warn the country Of tho I
gigantic and wholly unprecedented character |
of thia proposed raid on the Treasury. Be- |
side 1t, the celobsated Credit-Mobi1ier, which |
is known tho world over az tho grcat fraud |
of tho age, sinks into comparative insignia- |
cameo. I
Two railroads connecting the Lower b1issis- |
sippi River with the Pacific Ocoan were pro-
jected, and both bud largo grants Of land,
These Companies nover had q dollar Of capi-
tai, their dependence being on "faith.' In
course of time, by various manipulations,
both organizations have fallen into the hands
of ToM sco1r, OF Pe6nsylvauia. Following
tlepreccdent Of OakEs AMEs, scoTr organized
q Credit Mobilier, but called it the California
Construction Company. As manager OF tho
Railroad Companies, ho maaea contract with
nlinsen as Tue mahaecF u .'e CONSTITUTION
company 70 oauo 'oa foaas as.o pa9ta ~
ronts' anu of course 81 sasn ps'se
o. 10 1aSo e'oey tuhs ''ia. eoa4a
90 peBgeo' oo9fo"eo' aaa s'o4en tos
that purpose Az long % oonos, p''neipai
ana INTEREST Payao'e ~ 8o'u' eou'u w 7oa,
soo1Ts const1ace,on company ~ofAea
a"A5 upon oeaene" F'0'0 " 1ao to"a'' a"o
espec'al!S upon otaneneS hna 4ecuesp 4euulns
to various po'nta' 1he oo"pnns' oi eoa'ho,
JAILED to pay any interest on a1a oonos, aha
no more oohos coulo ." soHa' o"ass tnese
circumstances, ne" p'an "AS ueSaso: lna.
| instcaa OF palio1ng TWO to"os' .ue wv sao"ua
oe nhatea near INC lo7o nel'o1a'' A,'o tn"'
taence .ne!e Aa"u.o ~ o"' o.0 -oA" - e'.,'
O'oeo' e".44efA1t u's 'Aa' ~ VS. Ae, ~
ready partially oul1t shonld 90 conpleteo 70
common Junction, and that the Government
| be askc1 to furniGh the credit. The railroad
and parts Of railroad proposed to be built
with Government aid are as follows:
Lh,-.. -.. Mi:,k.
sla'n Inc, aaiesepo1. 10 San
Branch T.1ars4na 70 +: IL
a. IL Il ros. l. H. s,as 70 isa t
80; -;
'A'''"' 1''A' '''''' w '''
] VI these' 4o- miies "ss 'h 1'ass opes".,on
1he DILL sepofteo ~ tn7 ia.' 7essloa Va S'A-
gless proposed 10 soos'o'Se al1 tn,s i'1a"as'
| tnouSh tAo GAhSt tA4A1s@1lEeh "tEe Aae hAfeA'
, 1875-11-26

ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 81, 4. F. anil 4. M.--Ilal.
ia LaSspo 1t, apects Communication this FFsday>
evening ri 7:3n petocA, for work o. ~ "a nsHrea
~ ord", NJ thn Sfnater F. n, TUCKER, Eec'ys
, 1875-11-26


s's %Ssss =. a. so ss.sss s1 Ais a..a s's r e .
ton ha,as .a asoas ., heI - qus 9s tho M n.s a
v.nta homestead, aud which al1s t,aA .cqv,,e1
either by st,. or soizure,
connt Amin has app,n1od to the public In .
book either yrttton tr ipsprod bv blm,.tf 11ts
old accusation. .s.,n.. pFnss bismarck ] ar. III. :"
look contain, III ot.", @ f,on Tn 11am.pc, ' " un'
lu which tho Prince charges tito Count with par.
atyzing Ills e1orts to suataiu tho aoveeumout q,
Ao'etot ~" .'oeu'hunB emperor "a'tlnm With
for tho purposes Of Germany would bo ono th.,
should bs fully occupied In flehting intoYuct
foes. bismarck bold an opposite opinion, anil II
appears ne WAS deeply ohagr1nod by the dowl..
ta'l of Thsers. Count Arritn, III Lila book, A..
tributes lilo at'mosty Of tho princn to hta He,.
tnF IN the Connt probable successor. On thu
wholo. It ls thought tue book will do Count At.
MIN more harm than good, whtlo at tho Bar;s
timei It v'ry considerably loghtonB tho repnt1-
lion Of Prince Blsn'aick ior saRaclty anil fos."
bearAIca.
The Detroit neuspspers have oydent1y ho7.
sllghtel BY the Chaslotta THOMPSON trouuo IN
"Jaus Eyre" arc curiosities In criticism. r,a
Free Pres sA7s that II Ia difficult TO tl,scoye,
In Charlotte Thompson auy dramatic oos,iao.
,,ad,,to, - .r, lin post 49, ~ A.. ~.
'toroh fh,ucrcun. N cosr,a .,J .....,.
a1h.,t,on NJ ,tun,a bu,foon.rv ~ esa sa.s.,"s au
e,1dom g;.no.ae, unon anv ,..sem ~. 1us,1a
h.a oaners,lv been cskca,nod an .dn,rah,a .,..,.
dian. and Cb.rlotta T,omnaon tboroh ~. s.." s.
pood n, nctross Al ,bo uas t1ftosn vosr0 .,o h..
w.r hnid . roen.,toh,a ,n.;,,o, &, ~ .,s
a,on. M ro,ncnbar reading In tho na,.s.
N-,cs somo TINA .gc +1,,t ,ba dr.n,.t,, '.ss"
NJ ovorv. morninu ncrsn.nor in not,o,, ,.ss.
.ontroI1aa whot,y or In NJ h. ,f,o;r IT, ,',nss
or tha frac.naaa ahnm,r,tion .tur ~ ,a,,,.s
s,.sns .h,s ano, ,vo..s %or T,.r,o.t. 1,a s"osA
~, o,,ore !, ia ,na.b+aa m the n.n.naa,~,.
IN, m fsva,. nh.t.~nr
po,yr<r uou,n-,T' = n,orn a' f,,,1'u,,or !, y
Rogers New York; F. i. spear. Mleaust.a; usarY
Bryan. Herlior1; =: =: Aa1ms. Io!etlo; Alex 5:nist
Nav Yorf ueoras CROOKS. Mctarsaur Is Il ijr,n,
aud II. P.tsrson, slou1 CITY; r. ": osnp'eil, Mon.
,,,nn,,o.c u,oroa ILL., y; =, asH "a
Woods Hudslo; tnu llSa. L. d, ,fasoa, siuskssss:
T. Ns,lt.ms c9!oT1do; = ,.E Y 9: Msyer Asa,nl.
q. H. stesia. Foorjs: j. g. jsorits NV Y1rt. & +.
Mcguire. phlaleiph!4: William II :C4De, Tson.u; r.
Y; ho,in,, o9of1ao: ~ T. Sas1ousaf' Edxsr5sslle
Jersey city; N. E. Scott, 6rban, ILL.,,
FREMONT Hohss-T. q. Asarsw. Pott.Htoph: Dr.:
H1n@s: h Taom,@oa. 81 Lo'is: T. 4 Tauaa
Loulsyille; J. g. Ntko1. 0maha z. =. Iry.ut, 1t.
M n T. ISsnx ma IL" aGsk ar NJ = ~ uss IT, M".
L. zsaring, O., Il, II. n. Il. ;. Shtr,nda Hon*t-W
T. w,.son, aosx 1alana: g. =. b'oas, ns,xo1. L. F.
% Tomph;s J. = Ioptjns. atroaaeld T. % wi!,on' wI"S'
| putia.1.pktA. A. II WahAta R,ratD r. F. W.ttirt
, 1875-11-26

HALsTED STREET OPERA uOt6E - Halated
g,rset, corner 1Iarrison AtecEvoys ulbesnicou.
, 1875-11-26

Mov1CKEny THEATnE--MAdfson street. bst#aen
psarbpsp nua State "The soa Of 1o+."
, 1875-11-26

One Of the things which tho Hon. =. g.
CAulrrE1p is going 10 10 when he reaches
Washington next week is 10 Introduce n bs'!
to reduce tho sn!ary Of the President to
s25. ono, Tl.H would DO considered pieco
Of sensolcss .!emagcgism In tho case OF any,
body but tho member from Bridgeport, but
his character and mental powers forbid the
thought. Let us renson with BAFNEr.
GEonaE WARRINGTON was paid $e5,o8o ror
ycar, In gold, when The United States con-
taincd less than 1 4,00o, ,0co people, one-e1o4-
enth Of the present population owning
about one-flftieth Of tho present wealth OF
the country. Ono dollar in gold then had
the purchasing powor Of two dollars III paper
now. ii onr Presidents were now paid ut
tie same rate rs WARRINGTON or JEfTERsos,
they would get, on the basis Of population,
$376,O00, on that OF population and pur-
chasing powerot money, $3.50, 900 per aununl.
After reducing the Presidents salary to tho
same nominal amount 1t was eighty-1se
years ngo, but In actual value to half what it
was in WAsuSNogoN aud JEsrEnsoN's times,
We look In vain for DAnNE9's bill to cut down
tile salary Of congressman to the aa1ue CON-
pensation they received during WAsu1sa7oN'a
| administration, which, wo believe, was six
dol1ars pcr diem for tho actual time Congress
waa in aession. Since that period Congress has
| increased ita ealary about n half a dozen
times and TINT Of the President once. They
now abstract from the Treasury half dozen
times AZ much compensation as III the early
days Of tho Republic, to say nothing Of the
{. In II, r,au and salary. ornhR y When in Ban.
, 1875-11-26

WARRINGTON CHAPTER, No. ~ 4: 4: N.--spe.
cal Conyocat!ou tbts ray1 ast,ing At ITO for work
on the n H. Degree. Also Saturday evening for n.
ii, Degree. Visiting Companions cordially invited.
~ ~'~ ~ cYlAs, j. TnoWBHtD0E, Sse.
, 1875-11-26

r.1rs ~ srnscn1r1;en trtfAntE n AnFAscR}
re.tnnr Prepaid nj this off,cc.
p,Ey dnibr, pn,t paid.
l'arfs IT year 1t sAu1s rnt1.
M.tt.,} 10 ens sddrctt rom HEfxe fnr...,... 1.tD
SunSey Edton; i.lter.ty and Religions dhuhls - f,,
1tI.Ws.iG posl-psid. iysar............... u.oO
Parts nf rear At tasna tatS.
wEEItr Ent1loN, rostPAip.
0nn bnpy, por
t1nb OF HFe, Fef cotJ,. s3E
Club ct sHeHtr. FOR -"
This postage IA j cents ycsr, which We ss1t prepay
Specimen coIltA ssnt free.
10 prevent delay and mistakes, b surr ana give
Teat-Dnlce sidresa III full including s:afesnd Eonht5'
Irmstances may he 1natla either by draft express
rostolco order, In registered letters, Al our ftsk.
1xhxs 70 CITY euHscHtHEna.
Dsly, delivered. :,unsh3 e1retc % eensf 7es ~ees'
Dpy, delivered, sunlny inclrl. 40 cents rnf week.
Aa5r.ss TIN THfllUTE COMPANY,
Corner Matllpon sni te1rborn'ss. Chicago Ill.
.-.--.---.--~------.-
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW CHICAGO TEEATRE-Clasf stEset, between tween
Randolrl slli Lake. Engagement Of Kelly Il Leon
A1nssre}h.
moor ry+9 TIfE4TlE-R1ulolDl trcet, bet Nttu
, 1875-11-26

- dt,.i,,lr. .tfrc,
eaa'ly heoueo 10 eoms moAna W e'1s ~,s,ss ~
oet"een 'nose INV 40 wv ..1A1 ~. ..n-
s as% 49,. pa" rai.1 ,,nst ha nroyl;ea and tor the
o1". oaI e'..1 "'..s ao,ree,,on o -, nnnlebmout.
49, :. ~4-.1 p.,-..... co,,nno ,,oat
4"onsy S'uae"ts '. ..'pe'soA ~ g. h.,or
Of tnem 9eoloss' aAss oeoa e1psns ..',d..,t ~,
memnsfa o. seoFe' eooerNs' 'y ~. sn,.mn
entefiug ft'nceson ~ seaaleu W ssH ,.,t aoY
pledge shat he WIZ nave no 1a conneoo1 nnan eoi.
seefat soo'esy ausans W. es's .saaaht NJ n. AZ.
, 1875-11-26

T}!if9. Njifk.
Atatn Hnu Shreveport to San Diego. l.d7t
Nrauch, Marshal to Tsxask4nA ................. 75
BRANCH T.1artanA to f. wnrtA. A...........+.... 1h3
Feetiers H. T. H. Il, yiuttA 10 1DSd netlixAu,.. CO..
Ns,g tlrialts to Htroy+ d 40
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

Every Seven Years, phys.ologlsts say1
the human body is entirely changed and re-
neWed. Every moment of our lives, every
part of our bodies Is wearing aut and Is he.
ing built up anew of fresh after. This work
through every parI. But iii The blood necoIiles
weak or viiated, and does not perform It's
work properly, the system il actually pots.
Oned by the Worn-t ut maj ter clogging the
vital organs instead of leaving the body. For
dyspcpsih bill il!iOu sHcsS, kidney, SIX in and liv-
er troubles. fevers. rnd all diseases arising
from vitioted blood, DR.. WALKERS CALF
FsRN!A EISEGAR BlrrERs are a SOVEREIGN
remedy. 2W
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06
HeIp for the HOPELESS. You are weak

Help for the Hopeless You are weak
detected, miserable, ana nothing does you
any good, you say, Don't despair. There IL
balm in Gilead. Have you tried Vinegar
insist that such thing as vital slisir IL
impossible before you have tested the pro.
perties of this marvellous Vegetable Restore
ative. Whether your complaint be dyspeps
sia, billiOusness. nervous weakness, cOne~
negar Bitters will revive and renovate your
shattered system, as genial rain refreshes
the Withered flowers. 4W
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 81, 1875.
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol-
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
700, $40. $780, 9.52, 1880 a. m, 40, 100, $50
Philadelphia and New York, ISL a. M,
Baltimore ca ana d intermediate Stations,
1852, 9.39, a. m. $40 pm:
baltimore and Washington, 1852, 2ea,
939, a. M, 1855, l.23, $40, 7.lOp p. m,
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle. 500. go, $50, a. m., LIS. $40,
Harrington and Intermediate Stations,
800, 9.3Oa. m., 40, p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 500,
$50, q. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
$40, =. m., 4.45, $50. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.3l a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, 203
a. m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot.
aug 2a-tf H.F. KENNEY, supt.
4 NHANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGTO
~ WESTERN RAILROAD.-Comm
ing Monday, September 18th, 1874, Trains
Leave Wilmington 1890 I'm. and s IS pm.
Leave Landenberg 6.45 a.m., and l.30 pm.
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 q. :, and 8. Is D. m.
Arrive Landenberg II. Is p. m. and $50 pm.
CONNECTIONS.-At Wilmington, with
P. w. & B. and Delaware r. r. trains. At
Landenberg with Penna. 4 Delaware r. r.
sug 23-tf DAVID cONNELL. Sup.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-06

II IS UNcIcsS TO attempt to cleanse q
stream while th- fountain is impure. Dys-
pepSia, complaints of the liver and kidney,
erupti ms OF the skin, scrofula, ht;,ia aches,
and all diseases arising from impure blood,
are at once removed by DR.. Walkers Cali.
f,rnia Vinegar Btters, the great and infa!-
lible purti n Of the blooL, and ren0vator of
the system. 1t has never been known to
fail. provided the patient had not delayed
using it until the vitality of his system
was too far gone. 4w