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, 1875-05-12


judge Lawrence End A1r, ponco, the lawyers
retained by tho Cltizons' Association to Conduct
tbs legal proceedings arlaing out Of tho lato
election fraud, will either to-day or tomorrow
flo bill in tho Circuit Court and commence q
quaei-cr.mlnal suit on quo worsanso In tho Csisu-
nal Court. Tho bill to bo filed will contain tho
nllogationa specified In the original bill On whIcl.
tho in]nnctlnn WAS grauted. and will make 4
further point to tho efect that tho alection WAS
void, because tho Mayors notice dill not spocfy
tho place az we'll ~ the tin,a and other parteu-
lara Of tho election. Secs. and Of
tho Act Of incorporation provide that tho
Mayor and Council shall +" appoint q timo
aud place Or pincea 1t which tha voto shall 10
tn'sei,, aud Tho aleYor "nlai give at loaat thirty
days' notice OF Hurh cloctiou' According to tho
Citizens' Associatiou'a counsel, tho nosito OF
elcot!on given by the Mayor wss vo!d, because It
lid not specify the p!ncos OF voting, nheh IL vii!
be remembered. woso il1cd by tho Council but a
few dnyh i,ofore tho election took rlaco. Tho
proceedings III the Cour. OF Chancery arc In
tsntlod to 50 to tho root Of the matter mud render
tho charter null and void frou, tho very begin
mug Of the election. NliIe the quo wnrranto
proceedings, it il hoped, wilt oust tho Council
from ali exercise OF tlieir su1ctiona and fran
cllisrB under tho pratoutled charter.
, 1875-05-12

Eyory ono who las tho interests Of the working
people at heart will rcoico With At tho introduction
10 tho public Of tho "1hrrore! Homo Shuttle scwing
ach!nc," soA by johnson, Clark l. Co. It Ia psac.-
cay cheap machine, dcs!Gnc1 for in every fan,.
ily. Uy cheap no do not mem rattllns, gond for
nothing affair, for n of tho nnost finished fnA-
chIncs wo have cyrr secn and IN qualify Of twor II moi
surpassed. 1t nakcs tho iockBt!tch" {ate OH bot,
e!lcu>, aud will do ayery variety Of scw!ng-sutclns,
quilting cosdiDg, tuckng, fetlln, lcnnaing md, In
rhort, everything that 1nnehllrs can lo-and In o
p;ylr. too, that Il really beautiful.
This Company oIesa u liberal scEma a. any we haya
heen, iYng largo discounts for cIs, mil offering 10
send machines 10 any part Of tho country Oh trial. free
Of expense ii not accepted. They will 6cMl ier III
CIT sotns to any applying for them. lea+s, net
slmprove Home shuttle, anst after yau get Il in.
luco your neighbour aud friends to iuyes III one. and
taa word tor IL, 3o Will bless uR & your life for
tho aslyrr WI Eiro you.
send for full particulars To Johnsou, clnrs Co.,
Chicago, Ill,
, 1875-05-12

To'forf 2ouavea Will lck7o for suaQuol,anna to-
morrow r1nrr.,g.
bh|y alhlt ad;) 1nnn hro NON on duty at 1In51o-
tor, thntr Nrcarnco huins m lol,ser ner.lnl. Al,
nrsnn ,hsAc guarded IfNlcl,;,Hon'E mincs To-day
and there "aH no fusihct disturbance tl1rn tlAt
iEio blacingH "cro Il.,oct at anil IuEuieh by tho
Indignant hmnzonB III TINY can,o ont of tho
nlues.
ITO fhf Asscefnttt rrsss.1
W11KEsnAnnE- Pa, Nav 1l.--Abnut thirty men
rent to work In tho IIutchinaon nina ta morn
ing. T'loy marched from their louann In y
body, and wcro arsnel with rifles niMl reyolyor9
crnwu or mcn. wouoi, nnl hoya f0llnwad them
with thrcntB mud lntprecnitUne, and wc,n only de-
tered from riolonco by Tho Weapons nf LIN uork-
Het Tic women rcEo particularly bitkcr with t,t-
yecstves, nii't Mt ot,a point In tho inhrc noariy
trocipsatotl conflict, 1llroata wore n,Atle lu
hayo crowd this evening, wicn tho men cotno
ont OF tho mine. largo 1nol.rl, to moi lhou,
Tfruue fear Of tl,ie tho authorities wnro chilled
upon thin morning by Mfr. lIu:chisfon for pros
tne:ion and pnsso Ia nou being raisel to 60 td
Kin}atBn this afternoon.
HUNTINGDON. Pa, May ILL., q. Ttatler, OF
FiHllGt 1'ros g. Millcr, and Jn1n Whitehead, of
Whltol!eat1 h Co., tho respective owners Of thu
Excelsior and Occan colliorics IN tho Clnasnell
coal region, loft hero this morning with n largo
Force Of worknlcn, thoroughly c1nfpned a1ltl ptc-
vsionc1 and will OH roaolliDg their collieIics.
a. onco rosatno Rl,irp|ns coal. 4 large forco was
taEnn mp by other parties yostorttny. Int many
OF thom wero intimldatcj, hntt they returned.
, 1875-05-12
DEARBORN STREET ASSESSMENT.

TIE yEnD1cT or TIE JuET.
THO Jury In tho Dearborn street condemnation
case, after hnring boon out nearly two woekn,
returned their verdict iu tho u1atter Of tho az
aossmont for benefits ior tho opening Of Dear
born 1trcct to Four.oea.b. The Jury change .ho
nsaeessnnns as snade by tho Commissioners on
Lot 81, in block 1, In Assesaorn' Second snb1i-
vision Of tho cast fraction of tho N. L. Il Of
Scr. 81, 80. H. from 91,a7A.15 to a, ,1o7.47.
The following ptccca Of property. which weto
asscsaed for benefits. aro c1onpted from any AZ
seEnnlcilt:
In tho C. T. new s,uhairi.ion It T. r. fractional .c
81, 39 T. Los !! let q 4, fl II :. u. s. !,
4 G oi LII j, Lit {. u. ]; 1t i, aud ". Of !, a tn
sek Bsk j. + c lie Ii. 1ss n re-. o .oa I'd FL o J. J.
fett Of I. ali tn Block =. A.ao ltots ], md #
?s f. 1se IN ~ 1e. III =. Ii 81 St:s E. se xso ss 1 Il
+ szefr t ' fe,caa. ~ ''f ss r. tel & 's IT, T.
io ss5 Aso Lois 10 IL incastso ot Dsek TO- A:o | L's
vf Block 3s Also Lots7,s ., 10. and u Of u;oct
3a ~ y III ,a y s q pIs5 Il ast I'll 1'1 ,o 's LII
Il L iotE il e. aiso ths T. 81 il ef ie il il nloek g.
/. 'y ( f oi i1t lie II s2 Io.. !, I'D tSs
T. j: 1t and 4; Al! ID nlnck g. lso Tho y i. i u
ab-iota i, 2, and ii Lots aud ?, ntf in Riuck H.
ss ss as "A ~ II a. q 41 = f aH, 70
eie ssl4s ~ Gso II, " ~ M 16c, H., ~ s ana
- 1T tf's ~ HsH1'o' 80 ~ ~, - H,s. s nu ~
tna !. ma iaot Aos .; ~, aIe -: o. n pel ~
A1so y .. an ~ ,.Is,. y ~ oa, ~,
joinsng odn~h"@h anu III ~" M" y a' IL oooS
10 c,,.,,u :, ~ anil N ,r1,,. n AM, N s,,,o, a
Also SHhsoto ~ ~ ann ni tois az" ~; ahp!ot I,
~ Lo't0' u aha y; sun!oIs aua ~ ~ M ~
i"s - - ~ tha9 4 = ~ s;na 81 nd II +, Tofn =:
lG, aaa t9s 4 9. s"1o's -, ~ .,t,ta - ~ ~
hcltttye nli ln nlss1 u. Hn1 Sae'oc, j. Y p
anu 81 ~ oaoioss ~ ~ :, =; @ =, y; 4 aaa q
" ana ~ o. 10y auM e., ~ ~ a., ngH ~; hso
hnbioe y O. " = = n1ia ~ " AT!s ~ 'as!'nte!
, 1875-05-12

tl,o illinois Central depot, and blacked boose.
1l,s puny hands bear evidence Of li1s work. Ho
okcd out baro cxiatcncp, ana ecasce'5 Knew
whero to lay his head from might to ntEht As llo
told bin Rtery last evening his eyes tlllat with
tcAra when tn touched upon hts niothers death
and last words, and hs boco,no 80 faint TINT ho
wna hardly ahlo TO stand Tho lind oil atatson~
kcepcs tools III tho situation At o''ce anu rat tne
,,oss room, a.,d wil communicate with
CAPT Bucl,ley this mosning, witlt view 10 max
inE inquiries concerning tho disposition OF the
farm which tEis boy says lie lsas been cheated
hiH master.
TIE PRODUCE Exc1rAxon. .
The annuas moa.lng Of tito Chicago rrolneo
Exchange van held Yesterday afternoon at tl,cir
r. Doxter, President os the Association. In tho
chair. Tho mali, business OF tho n1nesinG Was
tho election to fill tho aceh Of outgoing oiicos,
which, however WIS only partially accomplished,
failed to elect THO President, tho second vtee-
President. and full Committees Of Arbitration
and Appeals, Tho nan'ca OF those whofo election
was accomplished Mero I;oaVtl Of Directors,
7: D: Wells. G. T.. nics' Q: v r"ttn Con!mlttso
{: & o d. '1',sa nronno '''q lied. IT, i so voted
11pm at tho noxt mcctHE: Ce!nriiitea Of Ar
psala, l.. g. Chase. J. flolfert, X nsSser \; =.
tiIls, aid j. 1l. Cyrus, and - Barber, tied. to
lo voted upon .: tho next meeting. :,
Tic oliiscers rho hold oEor for tho eneufug
year arc Y. II. Nughcs tho Second Vsco-irc:i-
dent, who becomes FsEst 0lco-lrcsitlopt v. W
A.. Dlgolow, c. II. Dlaeknlnn. \. ]. llanchost.
tion: M md m 4. i. Na,ta,a,,, j. s. Gibson, mud Q.
". Duttn, OF tho Committee OF Appeal.
vote, It uaa decided tlat 1t wan loo lato 10 pro-
cced with another ballot, and tho meeting cd
iournrd until 1 o'clock this afternoon.
, 1875-05-12
Wcs.pBEs,DEnT W!l,goN's TOUR,

LITTLE EooK Arl., May H. .-yico-prcstt,ont
Wilson arrived Oh tic T. III. train from arou-
phs tl,ls morning. 1Eo was mot at Tho depot by
Mayor Fletcher and II delegation OF the City
Council and carried TO tho Metropolitan uoto|
wllcro rooma lad been prepared for him. Thta
morning eArly lie took drive around town, ro-
turning to tho l,otol Mt 10. nt wllict hons ho
commenced receiving ca,uru The os,c,a,a
called In body about II o'clock, headed by
Gov. Garland. They in .nrn ,soro fol-
loved by prominent cilizons OF all p,s.
ties. In sho nftcrnoon thu delegation Of
prominent colorcd men called. a,d thirty
c!llasa,s, at o'clock tho Woo PRESIDENT acooni-
paniel by CoMgreasmau Wiltshire, tinted <;tatea
Judge CAldwol AMI Judge David Wslkor, Of tho
Supreme Court, took q drive. This ilrst point
visited WAS TIC United StateB Arsenal where q
eslNt9 waa fred In honor OF tho visitor. Othor
prominent places were then visited. Tonight
tao ftre.rreaidout will 10 sosonadcd At lis hotel.
1lo IL yet nndotnrminotl ~1,cthor to 70 to Texas
Of no:. 4 break lit tho Iron Mountain load, near
Toalrr GlnE. impeding tho running OF tra!us,
mar ca'no HIN TO 20 70 Toxap, aud then proceed
to kantaa oyor tue Missouri, KanDaa Il To1aa
Railroad.
, 1875-05-12

MEETING OF TtIE noAEp or EDUCATION.
The scml-monthly meeting Of tho Doari Of
Education was held last night At No. u Fifth
aycnuo, President l.iehborg il. the chair aud all
the Inspectors preacnt except atr. uarableton.
On motion Of Inspector Reed. tho report OF the
Committee on Text~EookI Taa malo tho enccial
order for tho nozt nnce:iuS.
Inspector Wilce, OF tho Committos on Build
fnGs aud Grounds, submitted report reco:u-
mcniioG tho purclaso Of q school sto at the
csrnos Of Wabash aTonuo and Eda street, for
:l5,75o; also slto OIL tho corner Of Kossuta
and Wsllacn stroels, at US pcr foat, a0oo0.
Tho report wAn atlopsca, md tho Committee a,-
thpfizGu tn advertise for proposals for n twolro-
soom building On tho corner Of CleAyer nlid
Division.
< number Of aulited bllls amounting to
$l3, 5jG31, wore orlerel to bo psiI.
1:rrHtSG II0u SCHOOL.
Inspector Chetlain submitted report upon
tho Evening High School hold turisig the fall
and winter toru,s, Tho school oponed Monday,
Scpt. II. 1871, md vas hold from 7:9n To 1870
n,ln,bor Of aonbons In t1s two tornla ,raa 81 !;
number enrolled during tho fall term, 35, bo-
ing femalcs; Wlntcr torn, ~; numbor OF por-
aonB IN attendance, Is; average atteaaance, fall
term, ISL; winter term, 1o15, Tho ago OF
gtrl,csIon Civon waa upon tho following topics:
slathemati.a! Draesna-Fisst term: Elementary
plane prohlerug: cur7es, Ainp!o anu compound !;
arches, gothic windows: prctccttpn Of uea, srfAGea
and sol!s, Of screws OF teeth Of Wheels for rackn
atllo and islts eYcer Ec2ra. bowel Ecars. HecpNst
terms uercl CLARA revised; set ot drawings antt
lions Of eiot-coc1, 10 Ilun:ratu interaectfoan of
plane, cylindrical, conica1, and spherical surfaces
SGT Of drawings of an upright non-condensng ntean.
englue, with valves, entoiJ, eecentriea and Gywheel
Nechaneut Phiiasunh4-Flxst tern Mechanical
work, horsepower, work Of clcyatlng, ru,ap:ag,
fnrson. driving machines locomotives etc., nrlli,-
netcaly rnlcnIated traction Of hotscs, friction Of
ro1d, carst, rood, and trcn work OF acaTn-cnGtnc,
condcueng nu1 uou-ronlenafHg, expansive nut,
etc.; nrrhac&t powers. their application ansl work.
Second term: llcat, It. production aid application,
generation Of steam, exrlos!ona ventilation, smoke
prevention, otc.
Discussion in regard TO mechanical pursuits
was encouraged. mud lively interest created III
tho school. Tho report was accsptcd. and ORDER
oil to be publlthca.
On motion OF Inspector Elntharut II war or
darad that tho schools sloald 10 closed Thurs
day. May -.
Superintendent pickard submitted report OF
tho spring examination In spelling, definitions,
composition, aud pcnna,lslltp. III nil tho live
grades tho highest aycrngo was 83.0, aud the
lowest tai. Tho number Of nupils examined In
tho first gralo waH 5f9; in tile second 75; tAirtl,
1902; fourth. 1,i33 ftth. !,4h0. Total. 6, ,51G.
On motion 1T Inspector Dlutharlt, tho Uuart1
adjourned to n.eot Tuesday evening.
, 1875-05-12
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
,tf,.FprtOJ f,r PROF. rrrBFr,.

A regular meeting Of tho Chicago Acnicmy OF
Sciences waa hold last night In tho rooms OF tho
Academy, the prosiaont, nr. II. a. Jol,nson, in
tho chair.
Tho Recorder. Or. Drtugo. ront1 tho 1lat OF con-
tsbutiou* to tho library and Of aona.iona 10 Tho
museum.
Irof. Pepper was present, anal was presented
to tho Academy by tho President. llo acknowl-
udgad tho compliment briefly. Flo called n:ton.
tion to the iivision of effort adapted in (iseat
Britain, cacl, society having its sopnrats musour1.
Tho Chemical, Geological, Geological, md
Botanical Societies wora alt stroug md
ilouriAhiag; but tho rnngo Of !obato
In each was ncccsaarily limited TO- It's
Academy OF Hciencns. III welcoming ae[entliic
mon Of all classca peculiarly ndaptel to tho
Democratic gentua Of American institutions. iie
detailed SONG Of his experiences IN scientific
DISCUSSIONS, Illustrating tue ynllo Of sclonttto
thought on practical topics.
DR.. ]. ". Eiolc, from tho Florida expedition
jnet rotnrnod. road descriTtsou Of u nn~ species
OF husroWiug owl. II Isrrcecats ono of tll!eo or
in Floiaa and California, with no known repro
sentative in any part of tho !, 01 1nlcR between.
Dr.. J.. Andrews exhibited n piece nf common
bol-.le!ang ned Will. kind Of soft fur. II wsa
Jones, Of this city. a pi,low.al;p hat! been filled
with feathers, aud, aitss heittE. left for niS
months, wns found to contain nj teatllcrA, hut
multitude VI small worn.s and tho r'lnnEo in tho
alir aboro described. 1t TaA roforte1 to tho
n!croscopioal socsion.
Gov. Bross sratol that tho winters OF several
years paat near IIoleug3nrs in Finland are ro-
ported to hayo hcen nnnHnat1y mild while
:hoss OF Ilaiy have bccn extraordinarily cold.
He asI;ntl 10, information.
Dr., Andrews spoko briefly, giving u possible
explanation Of tho phenomenon. i chaaEo in
tho tracl: ot sturn, con.roa would account for 1t.
ME. Colbert described tia tatcTt deter1sneI
portions Of several OF .fln chemical elements in
tho solar atmosphere, and I'rof. Pepper aided ?
fow wordR on tho eaulc sul.tect.
TIC Acadciny t.lgn a. juusuHd.
, 1875-05-12

nloof from tlso rutlientoa& for contempt, and Of
hos lo had acoopr'l Ms. ,In.nca aicara OIL hls
driving along laylor street ono ratny ovening III
Mnrcl, 1sT2 was thrown ons nf hts bnEgy by n
calIlsini with BONO building material LING IN
tho street, AM. NaA sevoEcY injurnt. lilo reaiils
t:,i!a Wan tho ownor Of Tho building material
Anh a3nInnt lin suit waa alsu hrnnr!it. Tho
caso VIM rieti rono isao attt,, gnn resulted In
verdict os 5000 against tho city. 4 now trial
WA ,Rrnt,tod, and yesterday thu caro- "aH de-
citl,i and sort!ict OF mt nutv entered in favor
ns tho city. J. ". kt,irEeshockes. attorney for
Cola, Ia Jamcson'a cnmnanion In mfr:tt.
THE HOARD Of HEALTH.
Thn regular weekly mrotlnE Of tho Honrd OF
ffoaltil waH hold At their ronns yeusorday after
noon President lIalu, in Tho clair, md precont
nra. Miller Nciget, and llooko, anu MsnsrB
Atooro nn.l atcDermo!t
Tho Sanitary supotnlcndcnt's report for Tho
wcok shows that lnring TINT tinan t,cro rero 1:1s
year Of agc. nr diseases ;Aern lieh OF co1ssnn1i.
tion. ID: consuisinns, II: pneumonia, 16 ; nloll-
inGtsis, J. ilenscs, u; typhoid forer. !. ilaro
wcEc nnlc. -; fomntcs. Is; marriott, dS; fin-
Elc, 20. Tho moan temperature for tho week
Tho Health Ol'lcor'n report for tho vco's shows
that t,nro wcrb :E;i hvtiaanca noiros served. anil
Ai'; t,aisa',ces abatod: 123 uowcr notecH served,
AMI fnnr sowor eD1saeetnl1i ln1tse. Abont the
usual quantity Of meats and vegetables was co;a-
dc,snotl.
Tic Sanitary inspectors report tho eanstnry
condition OF tho city rs good excepting TIM dis.
trct hntHcon tho bonta branch Ut Tho rtsor aud
Wotthwortli lrcnuo.
An ordinance making It criminal ofrcuso to
bring into tho city any tank o'fa1. o. ref9o fro%,
nacksng:l!o,lBcs, waa unanimously adopted:
Dr. al1lor ropo.od thai tho railroad
Which Ind boon ntIosol tn Faai through tho
grounds Of tho snall-po1 HOSPITAL grounds. lla,l
seriously impaired tho safety Of tho approach to
tho grounds. Dy arrangement tlo board will
visit slofo Saturday, In order to mako arrange
ncnta for bostcr nppro7cl!ee. Several lslombnrH
Of Tho Board yesterday appeared licfoso tho
Grand jury. and laid TIM foundation for acva'al
Indictments against tho psoprietora Of mink
nuiahnceB In tho southwest portion Of tho city.
Aftsr tanaacsng the u.nai amount Of. wooll7
routine hlsincBs, tile Board RdI0urnod.
CHjfrTnoL1ER HATES fCccEhA.
"a reporter n newspaper! my alavora1tY for
cit1erl" IN sald to have been tl,e exclamation
Of Mayor Colvln yestes'!ay On receipt OF 4 Ia
voca5io telegram from CoEps1otlut Hayes. "0o
toll your realtors thai Cl1leago's croat IL good
under ts act Of 1872" WAS tho E,annos in Hll,ch
1e delivered himself wllon llo stnn,blo'l over
microscopic topoltes. Tho following is tho tcle-
gram:
laya borrowed three millions, inclnslGlg hair
tn!lfan arranged for efart LIFT !iune, 1t rs!ea
fcltws: lInlf million arral,cl 1t C'lic,go at Per
crnt; q'tatter Of q mnn 70: year Ut =; anu Two
millions aud 1Eorsor 1t ics cert.
a.s HAYES, Comptroller.
, 1875-05-12
CITY OFFICES.


Tho pnsnpi''g-workH omployes "cro paid Jea"
terday to tho amount Of $4,000.
T,, r!om,,,,too cr 1,s,tro,,a ,r,,, ,,,,+ - o.eo
1,1,'.. ~ w., ~ n'.s 1,.1,, ~ A'
O'CLOCK rfloay a'teenooa III sho tlsJ C1etAs
ofEce.
Tim Con,mttteo IN Whnryoa and publie
r,,,,, i1l ,,oot I, +1,e r,itv ci,r,,,u ,f,c. r,i
n'o''''ua VIZ. o'set ~ ~ w. -.
day attorhcon, 10 conslaor propoal'1ons 1os TITO
purchase Ut various tracts Of city property.
Ali Tom stout will introlrco {nto tho forn,
as Cnna,1 HTon1ar ava.,n. 49, o-,1,,,nn.
non G. .i 1ssr ona 7s,,t',i Wrs H. W Irnamci
u;. .' s,ottoe' - n, G,nrt ',prun +,
m.n ,a0 sx ea, 4. .;t,, ,s.t.ee nroh, ~
tocs sney poose tav 10 o .o nSas. NY @
y, y, e1ss s,,n naw 81 VII III - -,h.,tr H.,
~ t. S r,,,el for ;btS sr. ~ ~, W
''''o WV aos" ~ 'A'' '''' e'ue'ue 4ao4au'o
number Of ladies connected NTH tho I.adlea'
Temperance Union yesterday W.ited Oh tho
Commissioners Of tho Board Of rubI,n Works,
with request that drinking fountaIna be oreo-
cd in various parts OF the city. About tho aatao
storootypol ntlbuer WIS Eivoli thom as il usually
gycn Oh such occasions, namely, TINT tho
Doard would undertake to provide frce supply
OF water II the necessary fountains wero erected
by prlyato partles.
c...,..,.,,..,. r,,,s,,u,o ,,1 .r,,,n,s
co.o9s .sst;, .s,asasv .,;.h nv s'sa
cpnau''"1ton, sEaso"ay sney ""u 7,,V V H'suihoy 1y
JAMESON ana 1ostuss:.on taa uu',Set uieAey
| eoous tnS Mooueu aualt.ca eiosHoa n.tct tuo
great HEe, Whoso o4atouos Was uuntea 10 phs
Que yesi' ~ Masn, oas VI esH @ from ~
ovesNotAea lay oovaa IT,. Mt 20 c1-
~ npgoslto ana is,nt aao tis hs e'ss-a.i; cru
~" Mas pu3uu .,3 II. sknS ~. nea no'o ''n NV,
ous W. ~ taof ,a Saty ~ ~ .
, 1875-05-12
SUBURBAN.
i.yiSHJ0X.

AT friends Of educational nav ancemept arc re-
9uoatsd to hold In practical remembrance tho
INLAY Greeting and Festival OF tho Woman's
College, to occur Friday evening. Tho procooda
nrc to ba usod for Lhe ben eft OF tho College.
, 1875-05-12


aro not blemish II whits, sound, aud cushioned on
elastic coral Keep tho cuAne spotless, and tho gums
healthy with Bozodont, aud your teeth. however n-
oven, will 10 ndm!resl.
, 1875-05-12

Tic Japanese A.udons Ia required to study
anatomy. for the pnrpose OF knowing how to
COMMIT Lnri-kasi without making = nasty mcaa.
, 1875-05-12

Bmfth'0 AmoFIcan 0fgnM0.
Thirty years established. Fifty thousand now In
use: $50 hrtt prvEnittus hsyo been awarded for
tho beat organ. Also tho largest assortment OF plnnos
eyer brought 10 the West. w ", K1MuA1I,
Garner Eata aud Adat.,H streata,
, 1875-05-12

Glen Flora IMMORAL water for family by the g.l.
lon or In bottles At Gaiu Dock, 81 State street. aud
Il aud IS MonIos street,
, 1875-05-12

Tho consumption OF that mucll.nbused hrttcle-A
paper eo!laras bceu largely Increased by tho intro.
tiuctnn Of that resl!y gol collar, ths Warwick Tho
loat faatious In personal appearance nse not heai
tatn To near Il.
, 1875-05-12
Glon Flora.

II you would presuryc your health and psolong ypar
life use Glen Flora mineral water. 1t IL drawn from
fountains by tho gasa ut nost Of the drug atorca IL
ttis civ.
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but that your CHILD may fa burned sa,dsd tonr.
row7 II you would haSc his hfo, keep IAoys Magic
al Pain Extractor lA the house. u cuntu, 80
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pus hundred planoa uud org4ns ta reu atso second
hand psuos for sa!s II great Earguiu~ mako room
Tor uaw stock. II. v. AlabALL, etAts aud Adams
6tTSssy,
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Boots and 9hoeo."
Visitors will do well to call 1Iarksns for ne boots
and n.oes bsfuro leaving tue city. tocl very largs.
T1ces reduced for ths week. 30 CLARK aseeek opposite
ths old cuust-I1ouae
"Burta" fine alIooa ~ low NJ 50 pa1t.
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,WARn-At to. 5t3 South State street, May 10, btrs
!a!aa Ward. Mlfe ni .!ehn Ward. 80 -
Funnrol Hsaft tn cnEe At 10 =. m. Thursday, May
II; afterwards oI cnEs 10 Calvary Ceuotnry.
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ChlckerinE Pianos
contain all lAtest improvements. Drer 10000 rerseus
ays testified to their superiority. 1esda Te,uplo os
MuaIc, " Van nnrtn street.
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sprln9 Lako " magnetic Water.
ty Tuck Ksyp4s, saaksxa Of ths kAss " 0alcSnA
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....- AUCTION sALEH.
by TI1f>N141S ~ SONS,
Aartlpneor,, rhtlasiuluhts. IA.
TRUSTEES SALE.
IsrATt: OF Jay t:o1,EH III BANKRUPTCY.
VERY ELEGANT
Country Seat and Farms,
21A Acres,
WILL. BE Htl1.D AT PUBLIC HALE
On TUESDAY. MAY 25, 1875, NJ n
o'caocf, NOM.
At The PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.


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r9t1OUaj nfunCfty cost tie late Hl
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NAteke!lef t. blaHlt, 1ElBh Duleil H. TO-, Holt i
I'alcon,, Mcdonald Il Howe. nns! Kelclum,
her Company, Mendsen i Winter, nul White 4;
swan, e5U oEch I. 4. White, Benton J. FulIor,
Horny Barker i Co., Wnlkup l. horrill. +. Hto-
yena. john bhoriHo d Bon, and i. Alendsun {;
g., sl5oash nusl Il!ll. q.W. Mcacha!n c..
Lndlngton ca, II. Wltbocli Co., II. Nyeraon.
i Co., s, N. Wilcox, o. Il. johnson Il Co.. Davis
4 Mason, s: X. Martin. g. G. ThompBon b Co.,
Bnshnel. GRlwo.tf! 4 Iced, ea5 each: Thoull,-
son Dsoa;; Il; 7. peEleksan Il Sons Il. l. Qncal,
r<rssy, llncsley & Co.; barton i Jonou, Hart
man Graham, Shoemaker t. Howell, 1. L.
bradley, I.owel! l. Dalton. 4. Il. Gray d Co.,
tnd M93fullen + Officer. $40 each Doan nroa,
TbEoop Il Seymour, j.. II. i. Kcelc, Johu Oliver,
J. i. plalt, CASH. aud ChaHe 4 TA.c, Is oucli.
QUESTIONABLE HrOnY.
A bright little fellow OF II years, uamsil
Charles nakor, appeared It tho Kvmory roics
station laat night aud aaked stationkospcr Bun.
jhlnin for u lodging. lls was not MI ordinary
Ae said his father aud mother died slx
months ago 4. Goolenoush, 10 miles
from tho city on tho Chicago DAnv.lla
i ylcennea Railroad, and loft hin lii thu caro- oi
farmer. Ihe laHt words Of his mother, who
thas ChArioy should bo good hoy aud resaatt
with tho man whoso charge no Was placed In.
His ps1onts lett = little 6.Acta farm and \ small
house and two hoFeea, COW, and several heat
OF swina which they owned. TAtae were saket
work With hiH neu master. Ho did tho drudgcr!
Of . farmer boy, aud Two noaths $50 Was tolt
that hu wss mol. big enough and able elsouSh t.
work for A,fArme., and the cruel t1asteE places
him w train bound tor thls city gave Ai,l
told him to 50 1t work aud oarn hla oun iiviu,
tLe best wsy he could.
Ths poor boy sought IN vain for hotplnt
hand % bia arrival Aeto. I'D auSuy hung sbou