davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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s. e. Qlrthur'A

neueaes unit srEstss gDsrt aber BEN msrtparbiaRen auf.
fanb Der Meusstt. Gin ~warbisss 6ettenRld Su man
Trap" unb Ten Nights. pet6es bel benz @plte Stx.
iatiOn maiden une f9 iebr gut pertaufen rtrb. Blu eiaeH
sU,asen prstie perShentti6t. UNI f6neae 0erfdufe uub
erpBe Circulation Su e%rSielsn. Esmpsren,frsuubs, uaisr.
aus he 9srbrsttune ees BuGes. Spsjiens @srfauts.
Spn 81 PER 9of b%ewiltst. 9. W. Stobeart u. us.
YutltfberS. Nhitdbn. aJDtusI A
, 1875-05-26

SaAn Manner unn Srauen mercen lest Der.
epOO iduat fir uniere neuen Splbfceern.
SLIDER. Rabfeiee, 2einenfaeen nne Sdbretbpa'
pier. @tpRe Gtnnabmen nit Std)srbeit sc.
uad,t. Dian idrsipe ipfUrt ui Circulate an .. 4.
Smernfep, @ubltlber, Concord. y. =. 4994tni.
, 1875-05-26
S6arfa6fieber, Spptberia,
Mduher 6dlS.

0as erIhrederbe llmiHareifen oieler 9rantbeiten
lna4t ben 6ebrart zines Wtittels nDtbis, tueldes ibre
Ser6reitlin9 uuo 5Dotlihteit uerbinoert. BrOmO-
Sbeileu yBaiIer mii9t uno hies tG9lib gum NuslpGlet
oes Wtunoes ODER Gurselu heniibt, linoert Die @bionz
%perun9en, mabt oen Mtbem noblriebeno, lpirtt ais
cine Mr5euei 9e9en SdulniB unb ~uerbinoert Die Nns
itedln9 pur6 c~onta9ioie Iusihnibuu9en ODER oers
9iftete 9uft. Sir rauben oper entjiinneten 6aIs lpeaoe
man oos @iittel Iofort benin @rl6einen oes uebels an.
IS loate bduii9 IN 98obnbGuiern, &ranfeujir1meru
ltno am &Drper 9ebrauft peroen, UNI oies9teinlidtelt
III b%efDroern. Wton beIorse ib eNi pamphlet.
Tilden n Co., Gbemiter,
4g8!Sbei 176 9Slliam Str, Stem 9ort.
Sn pertalfen bel alien NruaAilten lno banoIern.
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SDatt'S 2ebenS'Saliam
Gin mebi,tnijhes QSunbcr.

Rtsurtattsn mus, Nleurdl9td, Gid In tbreni 1lintrt Ten
5taeturn. Scrpteln. 8pni9S. 8rdufhett, @radpelds, sstr
Ssihphrs une bic i6limn,iien 5dle sOn Sluttrantsst'
;sn, erp6s SGndbe, Qsber. une Nierenleiosn, Ning.
purm &c. &C. ,piro aufs 8sfimmtsie burO eisisn Spnis
laer Neinisunesmittei eeteilt. Derfslbe lit 3reIuucs
,paniie Sabre btnourG scn patItturt erprpbt, cat
ouneerttaufsnee ppn iSdlsn eebetIt uap eurtrf nets,
asnn na@ @pridrifI ssnenmen. ST elm ft6eres pstl.
lnittsl non 5ttsln IN alen ~bsilbaren Aalen, eurirr rt
Tauliten often Seftwiire ielbt mo Ger Ene4en i1pH an
~5etrelien TT.
Spatt's 9ebenssHaIiam eurirte Serrn 8. 3. con.
lpap, Irasppsn i'm part- Gbsater 3u Sroptlan,. ~ D.,
pcm drpnif6en Nhsumatiamus, na6bem berielbe ppne
GIfci9 prn ben ppr;uglibten Ner3tea @urppa's uub
4merifd's ~bfbaneelt pprpsn mar.
SpaftS &ebenss y allan curirte Serrn Y. %.
:plp. Dpdmafer Nc. III MaetiDn Str, ppn einem
aetabrlibsn @ei&pir, na6psm er ie6s Wipnaw TN
broadway Spipital mar unb bort ale ~unbeilbar ertldrt
purpe.
Spatt's 2ebens.S aliam tsslts 5srrn 5acpb aptb,
OfTce $40. 242 @reenrtb Str, BON einen, ~icrpfulslen
Sel6pure, pebei bic 6dulntB i6rn Bis auf ben 8nV@en
l~eoruneen MAR. Sfrr Or. bat rabrenb is SabreH uaG
lel6sbener 9siluns teine WteesrbVluns Der &raniseti
~erfabren.
Spatt's eebens.S alfam earirte Ssrrn gDtuiam
5priH8er, Ytp. 1883 Brppme Str, pplfanois BON uRt-
,autetem Nbeumatismus 70 ernhltter Mrt, ba6 oerislbs
zen Sett oes 8ranten i6pn perptrrt bate. Der DE.
HaaHte fcnnie nibt ieine Sdnb gum 2ppfe erbebeH Anb
var pdbrenb prster Mpuate ans 9stt aeiefeIt.
gu baben in Der 9aupt. Office, GAG @rano Str, xat
,et spDthstern i'm I%lGemeiuen, su 81 per 5Iai4e. Sv&s
Ssatt's bsrhbmts $ etImttteI Hnb.
6patt's uwfstlbarer 9stsns. Salfam su S. 90.
Spatt's IA b.. beppelt i~tsrter Qebens. Balkan, su
81. 25. = &patt'S 9ulmUuie 8alIam, pSer Der S6wInb.
'uttteen reunb, su $500. SDatt's SwiB &iat.
ment, ~untfblbar iir 9s.pen unb Shmer3sn je6er Mrt,
~ so Gents. - @patt's Snsa, Sur fur @rfdltans
trpfpeb, SnauenSa, Gutarrt, gu rs @ts.
Q4snn ctiee Nrtttsl ntGt in eurer Apetbets pber an ~.
rem QIase su baten itno, 70 penbe man it btrst, an bas
Central Depot, 246 @ranpfr., u. y.
Genin 3. 6pdtt & Co., &teentblnatr.
tsbsrda bin per erpreB ssri8td' bstm ba'bsr
Dusenb. t3m2Uian
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Seintatb uno Trembe.

&omans uub @radblunsen in sroB 6oo. Sor'
moi elegant brod)trt.
Nreis pro Eanb so 0ents. @ebuneen in eein,
mann pro Sane IS Gents.
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Gin bemerfculwertbes Snb,"
art9nr'8 Tests unb 9rDBtes.
Oefabr

ooer: S%erlnnnbett III ban 9au8 eiues S%reunoes.
9ieies pplensetife Bserf eieies gtterouen Der
@nerltattl1en Slteraturlat ais 8nrlpuri eirem De-
ae1ltta1lo, pel)er oas lpcile Heben tInleres aefantnteu
Snltes bershrt ulo 8iebt tnen l6rrtlihen lleberblid
noer usoel, iuelhes es bpsltent. Muferpreentlid,
fpaunenn unn aufrestIb, miro es pon Nuen nit
Seal.:roe 9elslen inereen. Sluftrirt inc id,pn ses
hntren. SSlr ltno e1ttldb1lel, oas BUD in jeoer ga
inllle pes Sauoes einjuIu9en uuo otteriren mob mic
naseioeiene Sorfbeiie alien m6nnli1en uno ueibli.
9eh Observation-Disclosures. 98ir uerlangen iiberan
N9enteil lIno l6lteu 9r0tiiauf Yerlan9en Beoinoun-
Gen nno belAreibenoe @iralare. 6. We. gtonSart
II. So, 1913 Gbeitnut SIR. pbila. 4QB2tnis
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it, paltifdfr glopb,
otertin- Ameritanii6e Dot OampflGif5abrts.
Mftien-8 eleGi6aft.
Ssetp' Jpre-Stettin sia @ppsnbascK.
Sapt. Cast.
5umbpIbt. .. Bland, gSdfbingtru, q. arnclh.
,rarflin, u. fDsntts. q aR. Mrnet, 6. 8tlbere.
Nb iabrteni
Ben Rep.gprt: 6. 81. Grnbt, IS HpriI.
gDaitinston. 80. NpriI.
epn Ststttns goaittnetsn, 2. &prtl.
pumbUlbt, is. &prti.
8rantitn, 50. Mprtt.
Rafa9es4reie
/. &ailts 8plt 6100. 2. &aiutt Ssh $72.00. Sst.
5suOs6 GSeA $50.
&rsuripnstidtts auf Gin Satr saItts:
l. Value Sptc size. 2. Salute @sIb s1iA Bot.
bsnbed Sob S6U.
ien Stetiiu via 8ppsnbas.n, Gntp MAD Strsgurt.
1. 9ajuts Cob $50. 2. &ailte Sob $50. 3. Gaiitt
5olt SEQ.
81 eithenpea Don Gtetttn. $50 Wurreneu.
Etnoer untfr 10 Sabren bic Sd, fte.
Ntsen 5raDt nag ben Ofietbaftn iusbeipnbtrs RHt
pafas menbe man hb az
@be. Nammelsbers s Co.,
31lens Fs. 40 Srpabrau.
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Gafforia lit elm subFitut Fir Gaitor.GeI. Sc 1T Il
ansensbm iu nebmen as honis. Sir QBinbtplit unb
Maaenidurs lift Oas gtittsI einfa& sritaunli@. aerste
%empfeblen es.
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GpHsaei6ihtell.

Tolfsgeidi6ten.
Sn hiibi6e 8appbcdel nit Miuslin.&iiden
geburber a 25 Gents.
Der Stgeu1er, bon Glaubre1t. T..
Zcbredcnsiabre.
pie Gtumine ppn Nprtfci, bon GIaubre6t. rinb
BON Gepeen, Der propbet Bon
Nobert berber. s3uIamrnen in einem Bud.
@efbid1ten hes WfarrerS &tebeutiid,. Bon
&arl 5t6ber.
oeadbtlaser in Granada. Bon ssr. Nproen. nnb
9annbdnfer. Bon 0prbert 6iirte. 3uIammen in
einem Banb.
Eaugenidt8. tlne
S~dsabuneus. 3uiammen In sinefn-
J&anS.
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THE PICN FER.
&eimem falfm 8ranb!
Seine ManlIberre mebr!I
QGilium &ramefs 6eiIbaater.

Die gSirtuna oistes 9Hafes III bepunbsrnnssparSls.
90 ertatrt fetn pFafsr, trelts eiefes ibertrift.
Dur6 iabreldness @iprpfn fam i'd bieies gRaier
ais Gin uniuerfaisS us mi tel empfeblen.
Namiiienudter, 8abrtibsfN. iOwis ale Nrbeiter fputsn
IS tets i'm oauie uno in eerl6ertlfdtte pcrr6thie baIten.
Ole Wtrtuna 1T etne uberrabenSe; man braudt meier
aritlide 5ulfe su rsauirtrsnRsa bat man. bet f~ptprteer
anpenbuna, einen @erluf q grttits3eit su beilrnrvR.
50 beiIt bic idDiimmfu Msnncen, bic hart.
ndeftsften aiten 0sidbalre. Don gang bsiouUsrtr
QtrtuuN II 60 bet Sdb~uRsf6ieb Gtidbs, Gdbnirt.,
StR. nne Cueticbwuued; b dlintraen SruUen,
umiduf SlItse,d,t6 iirn, fgrie bet @erpuuouus
cut6 rpfise ysdgei etbt 5 tstn bsHeres Nittel,
Set Siibneraueen ftlss ni6t nMr ben Sd msr, fp-
iert, ~ipnber1 beletii 81 fielttsn bel einent @etraung ppH
s BIS 10 3deer adnslth.
Saapt- Dlppt: gilbert 9 Guns's gIpotbsfs, SO. 81
5pperp.
"a 10 per Boz rebf 8ettu8sdnreifuns so Eents.
gftaten in aleA qppisfen, jcrte an Der giaarren.
gu Mtldnti " rten. 33Dt2n4:
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W ed,iet auf msbr ais 200 Der bsosutenpersn staOts
in europa.
iele.Nussablnnsen bura Die @pftGmter Ioiuie per
telegraph nab allen Pl6Ben in 9eutl6lanp'
Geiterrei6. Der Shpeij, 6olanb, 9Gnemart, 5tue'
beu uno 9torpe9en. ben Gmpfdn9ern frei ms 6ous
~eeIiefert.
Grehits Sriefe fir Seiienhe sur eenlBuu9 in allen
sr0Bereu StGotcn Oct alten g8elt.
@ineainruns uon @rbibaftsn nno Tprfernn9en
ieoer Art in alen plGben Gurppa's.
Serid)ifuns BON Gatern uno Nadeten nad
europa. r. .. .f
SerspHuns antonmenSer Glitter in sRelu gort, uhN
Sseiterbef6rosruns ~osrielbel mad benz SnIanoe.
GmrOpdifaes @eis aGer @rt setauit uno %psrtauit.
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Gentaur siniments--ois better

Gentaur Siniments-ois better
~ weittel, ipelde je eutbedt ipprben
LNYN ino fir 5leii6., Snodent unb
@I%6 WtusfelsS 6mer5en. Gs aibt slpei
Urn ~@rtsn-peiber umihlus fir Sami-
~ Iien'Gebraud unb 9elber llntiHlds
MhKrpoG fir @feroe UNI abiere.
Rpranna. Suffer Co., Del,
q. Wai 1873.
Der en- Roie u. Go.-Sbr Gelttalr eminent ut cine
fpun6erbare Sahe. Uteine Mutter bat l6redlt6 an
gtbeurnatisnus Ied3ebn Sabre lang 9elitten. 9teuers
oinas m1troe lie an elmer Seite oeldbnt. Gien1ano
olaubte, baB 5e je pieoer i'm Stance iein ipitroe ,u
lpreben ODER 5l 9ebei,, oa Die Sran oifrunoleber3i9
Sabre ait 1T. @ie bat bas Gentaur Ointment (peiber
nmlb3aq) einige @Bpben lang 9ebraunt uno fam jeBt
ijemIih gut aeben ur1o ipreben. SD benfe. oaB S9re
ben. Rep. 80. Subbs.
Wrs. Sane Wbiuips, Wbinips Mins, Snbiana Co.,
Ia, ia9t: pSd oanfe Jbnen fir oas @entaur 9ini'
rnent = uinlomehr. ais i'd Mid tuie cine neue 6rau
Ilible. Wteine Gdbmun9 riihrt bon einem MIDI Dor adtt
Sabren betroffelen Shla9anfau Der. Sd idreibe nit
meiner liufen 6nno. SD fam iest ourt has baus
8eben uno in Der Office belfen uno i'd oente, nit Bots
tes se9en auf Sbrem ointment werbe i'd balb ooaitdn'
Dig 9ebeilt iein."
r5eocr 4ferbebeiber io1ts NIT benz Gentaur 2ini'
rnent einen Beriud, MAIDEN. QBir betradten ooiielbe
als ben belen Mrtitel, Der ie in u~nieren StG1en 8s'
brauht fpurbe.
10. Marfh eupt. abans CT. etaue, g.. o.
". y q, Supt. V 81. 81. StGue, u. p.
hilbert 8. Oltn, Supt. gtat. st. etaue, 81. Q.
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state to entitle him to the franchise of the
city. As a citizen of the United States, claim
that Independence Of political thought and
action for which my forefathers fought to es :
tabhsh As workingmen we have too long
been controlled by rings and caucuses, using
the name of Democracy or Repubhcanism
as cloak To delude the people the
grossets outrages have been perpetrated De-
cency, morality and common sense have been
trailed il the dust, and made subservient to
the ends Of periidious, scheming, politicians.
In the midst Of this food of political cor.
ruption and pollution, it is a source of salts
faction to find a man inspired by the princi-
pies of l776, who comes out boldly and In
DEPE>DENTLY, deuouncing the corruption
aud exposing the frauds, which have been,
and are now about to be perpe trated on the
people. That man is MICHAEL KELLEY, who
IS a candidate for County Treasurer. Of his
opponents, the writer desires to say nothing
he leaves that to the daily papers. But to
his fellow workingmen he ,oould say that they
should show their independence by spurning
the hackneyed politicians. who uses FRAUD
and CORRUPTION, appeals to the prejudlces,
and inspires national hatred, to place himself
in office and vote for honesty, integrity and
a faithful performance and fidelity to official
trust. Such man is MICHAEL KELLEY If
you value your rights, workingmen, cast your
votes for this man on the second of Novem-
Der next, like an
INnEPENnENT WoRkINGMAN
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What A Workingman Says About
Kelley
CnIcAao. u. p. IS75.

CHICAGO, Oct p, 1875.
To the Editor of the woRkNaNAx's ADVOCATE
SIR: In this great metropolis Of the North
west, the workingman looks in vain for a
daily medium to represent him, or one through
which he may or can give expression to his
thoughts, either civilly, relgiously, Or politi
cally In the latter element he has no
chance whatever to give expression to his
opinions. And even you, from the course
you have always pursued, studiousy exclud-
ing politics from your columns, except when
they relate to the currency question, may,
perhaps, not allow me to introduce the sub
ject to my fellow workingmen. Without de.
string to dictate the policy of your paper,
permit me to say that this is error. With
out further preface, | wish to say few words
about the present election to my fellow work
ingmen through your valuable paper.
The candidates who are now befor us. so.
liciting our votes, are men well known to the
public. They are men who have local history
and men whose public and private character
is we'll known to the writer. To name them
is sufficient to recall that history to every
voter who has lived sufficient time in this
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1876 OF THE
NORTHERN MESSENGER"
IHE PIONEER PAPER

THE MESSENGER designed TO supply the homes ~
the SUNDAY School scholars Of America with family
readlng OF the most useful AMI interesting the
lowest possible cost II Of eight pages a four
columns eacn, aud contains Temperance depart ment
a Scientific iepartm Mt, Sanitary department ana an
Akrcu,ural department Two pages given u
family reading two To tale in large type for children
and one to the Sunday School lessons Of the Inerna
uonal Series, and hdren's column. The paper is
magnifooatiy illustrated There has been very rapid
increase in its circulation during the past year namely
from l5OOO u 2OOuO and the ratio Of increase rises 70
rapidly that the propretors have sangune hoIes Of
doubling the latter figure before the end Of next
This nereas has been 10 large meas ure the result OF
the removal Of the postal barrier betweei Canada and
the United States There has been, result Of this
prosperity, some improvement in the style Of the pa
per and II W.T. OF course be possible TO introduce
and more improvements circulation grows Most of
the growth Of the MESSENGER has been BY the voun-
ary recommendation Of by friends who have formed
telr own opinion Of t. WORTH and By the introduco,
OF II INTO Sunday Schools. Young correspondents say
that their Sunday Schools more interesting and
better at ended since it Ia been intrOdu ed.
The following the prices Of the MEssEgeKR
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Workingmen Sustain Your Fellows in
the Coming Contest.

In the triangular fight which : now going
ou, we are free to confess We take no special
interest, except where we find bona fde
workingman in the field We have, as a
general rule, avoided local politics for the
reason that it is merely a question of ,cho
shall and tcho shall not control official patron
age, and not one Of principle, and hence we
have always abstained as journalists from any
active participation ID our municipal SQUAD
bles
In the persoaei of the candidates, we may
and do have preference, but this preference
is always expressed in accordance with our
principle.
From this standpoint We cordially endorse
and earnestly recommend Michael Mulloy the
candidate for county commissioner to our
friends and the suffrage OF our fellow citi-
zens III general.
Mr.. Mulloy has been a resident Of the city
for the last twenty years, during which time
he has been intimately connected wish our
Trade and Labor Unions, and for several years
has been the controlling spirit Of the Chicago
Laborers' Benevolent Association, in which
position he has always proved himself
its friend and advocate As secretary of
the above association, an office which he has
filled for years, he gave evidence Of extra
ordinary executive ability controlling with
as much decorum as would be found in
court Of justice, a body Of men over l, 500
strong, whose daily occupation has a tenden-
cy 10 make them uncouth and ungoyernable
Through life he has been a self-sacrihcirg,
diligent, hardworking man, Interested always
IN tie welfare u his fellow workingmen, and
the Advancement Of labor's interest. HI now
comes before those for whom he has at al
times labored to benefit, and claims their sui
frage, their votes, as he has right to do.
Norkingmen will you prove your ingratitude
by giving him the cold shoulder. We hope
unr
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PERFECT SECURITY
AFFOKDED BY THE
STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Poi MT for WOrkingmen.

OF course We do not refer to the security
afforded to depositors Time and experience
has established this beyond peradventure.
Safety, security and the State Savings lnsti
tuition have long been synonymous terms.
But We refer to a new feature which it has
recently introduced, VIZ depository entirety
freproot for the reception Of articles Of value
from the silver-plate Of the millionaire to
the deed or insurance policy Of the mechanic,
whose deed or policy represents his all: All
that money, skill or science can accomplish
has been called into requisition in the con
struction of these vaults. Solid masonry
above and below with doors of inches
thickness composed Of steel and iron,
welded metal Of plates inch in thickness,
an impossible barrier Is presented to any in
t,uder, while the locks on the inside and out
side doors, each susceptible Of 200, 900
changes, laugh at the exertionS Of a Hobbs
or his successor. Workingmen, Will you
have no silver plate to deposit, you have pa
pers deeds which represent the labor Of
a lifetime You cannot afford t. let them H. IN
6 desk or a bureau drawer. Their destruction
may prove your destruction. How you are
excused for jeopardizing its safety, when for
the paltry sum Of $500 per annum you
can secure them beyond peradventure. For
this sum you can secure a safe IN the vaults
Of the State Savings Institution to which
you have access from 9 a. m, to ) p. m, any
day IN the week.
Here you have absolute, perfect security
garanteed access at all reasonable hours ;
the assurance Of Chicagos most reliable citi-
zens as its custodians, for a sum which the
poorest lot-owner IN Chicago can meet, with
the additional assurance that you have per
formed your duty to yourself, wife and fami-
ly, and placed your valuables where moth can
not destroy and where thieves cannot break
through and steal
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w ORKINGMAN.

SUPERINTENDENT HICKEY has nearly ready
his semi annual report of the work accom-
plished IN his department for the six months
ending sept, 30. The arrests number IL, $50.
dodgers accommodated at police stations. 4,
$40, lost children recovered, l,O63. The
amount Of lines imposed by Police Justices
was $500 value of stolen property report
ed, SSl, 600; stolen property recovered, 500.
600, lost property reported, including horses
and 1uggles, etc, 500 600 The report will
contain IN detail all the matter usually given
in the similar reports, and will be submitted
to the City Marshal, and by HIM sent in to the
Council
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Read this twice.

TIE PEOPLES LEDGER" contains NO Con
tnued stories, Large Pages, 4S Columns Of Choice
Miscellaneous Reading Matter every week together
with articles from the II such well known writer
coTT, WILL CARLTON, J. T. Tao Es,.ces Marx TWAIN
ETC.. etc.
Ell will send The People Ledger =
to any address every week for three
months. ON trial, on receipt Of only 25
Cents.
The Peoples Ledger" is an old established and re-
liable weekly paper, published every Saturday and is
very popular throughout the n. and Middle States
Address HERMANN X. CURTIS, Publisher
No. 5, Bl omfied St, Boston, Mass.
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CHICAGO, Oct. %, 1875.

T, the Editor Of the woRkINGNAN's ADVOCATE.
Capt J. j. Healy is candidate for the
office Of Clerk Of the Superior Court. He
has many claims upon the workingmen Of
Cook County We has always been work
ing man himself, aud has less Of the loafer
about him than any man who has yet run for
public Office. He was gallant soldier in the
war. and although often tried in public life,
he has ever proved himself one of the ablest
and most upright men that ever held public
office. The workingmen Of Cook County
should vote for him.
WoRKINGMAN
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SECURE AND PROFITABLE.

INDEPENDE>r WoRKINGMAN
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Tux MECHANICS INSnrYrE nat has
become of ity What are our mechanics
about. or what interest do they take in 1T. If
a warn, " show could be attracted TO 1t, ITS
success would be assured but the working
men Of Chicago don't want lectures. or libra
ries. or reading rooms. Thus \ er'dent
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st. Louis Coal Market.
Indianapolis Coal Market.

PER TON OF 1000 LBS
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-10-30
Weekly Market Report

wORKINGMAN' ADVOCATE 0FFIcK,
October %, 1875.
Chicago Coal Market.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-10-30

Prices for Boiling.
LIST OF MERCHANT MILL.


First District, comprising Pittsburgh,
Leechburg. Johnstown and Apollo IS so per ton
Second District. comprising Wheeling
Steubenville Ironton, lrondale Column
bus, GAINESVILLE and Cleveland ...... 3 Is per ton
Third District, comprising Covington.
Newport. Portsmouth, Cincinnati
Louisville and vicinity, indianapolis,
Belleyille, Saint Louis and Terre
Haute 8 90 per ton
Fourth District, comprising Chicago,
Joliet, Milwaukee, Wyandotte and
Springfield .....-.-.-----. 70 per ton
Buffalo, New York. Niagara Falls
forge .--.-------.-...... .--....-... % per ton
Newark .-.-.....-.. ..-.... 25 per ton
Fifth District, Troy, n. ", (six heats
per ........-. ; 30
boilhg IRON tive heats ...---.--... 5 25 per
paterson, New Jersey 25 per ton
Ntord furnace OIL. .....-.- p per N
lfehtoh New Jersey 20 per ton
fh"ehiNNlie, "a .---.---..--- 90 per ton
AHeh'""n, Hieh MIL > p per ton
Eastern Pennsy lvania and New jersey
ar ruled BY Philtdep hia prices thelper
paid % cents out Of Office ..-. 5 % per ton