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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27

PREsBYrERYO OF ST.! CLAIRsyuIE.-The
PfcsBytcry Of St, ClAirsyillc held d
called meeting At New Athens, Ohio, opp
Tucsday, aud was eatled l9Ibrderiat one
NJ SSsSafadts. n TtS ., dtisSdsGcs, ~ aspai
N snch cases, was small. s.ils,,t. s.
Tho special business Of the meeting DO.
ing N, order, d calldfrom the First Pres.
bytcrlan ,Chdrch1of Stepteaville FOR the
pastoral services Of Rev. w. NJ. Grimes,
D. p, was presented. a.. {.
!" Mcssrs. MeFadden aud Welsh, edm:
uiissioners from tho congregation OF
Csdig and Mr.. Jariiison, representing the
session Of the same church, presented a
paper unanimously adopted by that
church deprecaiRg the removal Of their
pastor, but promising acqufescence in
case the pastor and Presbytery deemed
that very grave interests Of the cause
elsewhere demanded the change.
Tho call was, after due elaboration,
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"A accommodation Train leaves IIeIlaIre at $50 IN.
and arrives ut Steubenyiie al Cos r. NJ, .l IF
y SPECIAL accommodation trims leare Belaire Al
gt0 AN. and 1850 P.M.; Bridgeport 1905 AN. aud
los PM; arrive at Martins Terry OILS AN. and
LIS r. n: Returning leave Martins Ferry At Il:3O
A. n. and $40 T.. ~; Bridgepdt u:i0 A. VI. and S2U
=, Nj arrive ut BellRlre Rt il63 A. N. and S.S6 PsM
! Tickets to- MI principal pSblb In the Rast md
West can be procured n the Union Titiet OfSet.
M'hure House and al the station Al BEidcefort
I-li iHsli' dIusbit )" rEii sR.plI, 3MYERS i
= NON 'Iibh GsR+al FasatngT and Ticket Atcu,
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NoA and nailyy &OE 4: nSiIy ezespt Sunday.
EsStEsS saiSg sas dsis SS @SH stations
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preparation oil the crime.
The Lieutenant Criminel questioned
the two women who attended on Madame
Mazel; they related succinctlS what had
passed the night before. Le Brun, who
was next called upon, gave with equal
clearncss an account OF everything that
had happened to himself from tho time Of
his going out with his mistress to vespers
down to the moment Of his examination
He was searched, and there was found
upon him the key Of the hall, where his
pantry was, and master key, with large
wards, which on trial was found TO open
the door Of Madame Mazels chamber
upon which the Lieutenant Criminel or
dered him into custody. On putting OF
the napkin it was found too small for biz
head; they examined his hands, but there
were no signs Of blood on them, nor on
his clothes; nor were there on any part o.
MS person any marks Of that resistance
which II was very evident the unfortunate
victim had made. Some Of the hair 81
the rutian who had killed her she haG
torn of, and still held clutched in hel
hand. Le Brnn was again examined Ii
prison, and neither on his person nor ID
his answers was there found tho lehst
cause to believe him the guilty. person
They next examined the lodging OF his
wife, where nothing was found 10 erimi,
nate him. however, they seized On hi
linen, to compare it with shirt which
was found stained with blood in tho gar,
ret, hidden under some straw taud-whict
twas reasonably supposed had beep Worr
by the assassin, and with tho iaCe heck
cloth. Two Of the female servants do
Glarcd that this nGck.Cloth never had be
!onged to Le Brun, but said they remdm
bored having washed it or,onsinA like
II, for a servant named Berry, who haC
been dismissed from the service o
Madame Mazel about four month"; beforC
because he was detected in robbing her
No resemblance was found between the
shirt and those belonging to Le Brun, mol
In any inquiry that was made did III,
shghteAt circumstance arisc;that tended I,
ax tho charge on him. sir sr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27
TRANsR QREAIIoN.
baltimore OHIO RAILROAD CO.

I On tna stsE Dtrtas( q, 1870, PASSENGER Tnins
WI funfsiollSFh Wheelihs lime n ~ no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-27

| Nh ~ 7Rnd ~ nsn Daily TO- and from (1nril-
natl natl Al Other trains Daily, except Sunday.
, 1876-02-09

Tbs Commencement exercises Of Hahnemhun
ModIcal College will bo hold Thursday evening
At o'clock In tho First Mottoltat Church, cor
nor Of Clark and Washington atroets. Prof. A.
u. Reobe will deliver the valodictory.
A meeting Of the Republicans Of tho Third
Ward will 10 held at the lccture-room Of tho
Bonnet Medical College, sis State street, Fri
daY evening ut o'clock, for tho purpose of or
Eantztng n club. auxiliary to tho Cook County
Central Republican Club.
The German Military Band will givo anothsr
emo OF their musical entertainments At aieCor-
H1ck Hhll Tuesday. to which oil cordially i'll
vltcd. afr. Book viii return from Mitwaukno,
whore thcy hayo been entertaining tho people Of
that city with tholr beautiful music, mud will
give tho people Of Chicngo another opportunity
sest % W u for % no lick Il tns Hsnsn osps ss
Every ono should, therefore, employ this oppor-
tunity Of aiding tho 1,rothors In their good
work. for charity alono IL their means Of sup-
port. On tho following ovoning will bo given d
benefit concert for tho Director Of tho Band.
MUSICAL BotAEE,
Prof. CRrl Dorgstoin gives musical Boireo
this ovonlbg At tho rooms Of tito Beethoven 80.
ctety, when tho following programme will be
performed:
I. Adsgto non .soppo ms eoIenno Rondo; Al1o-
gro moderate, from eonats In L minor,
0l' j1c;. Gia,x,:: iaa;
2. Hodes Themo and variations. ons................- -.
Illus Itnnse HeTrtrk.
3. Der Bpiemann anu scn Nud-Duct, ....,. .weidt
". trank io1stTs nnd Cart D'r0stefn.
zion, o. u. 49,. .roltz alen1clszohn Bartho,dy
f4ok Clarence Eddy.
" |ouo outo alc. .toeneh
IT.. Frank I'olreTs.
u ' III: j:nnit jsrr.sE A''S''0eeF
T. Aria from Don Junn.. Mozart
8. Cara Memoris-Thtmo anl variations. .,...-
fc4,pf fsE EsrrSA
, 1876-02-09
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The ghorif will start for Joliot tomorrow
With twenty criminals.
Very fow Of the Commissioners woro around
yesterday. which ia attributed TO thsir exploits
III tnask tbs night previous.
The County Clerk yesterday turnoa over 10
tho County Treasurer the variants for Tue ool-
lection OF The railroad taAoa.
- Benjamin, tho Evangolak," il Al last In .
fair way to have fustco NOTED ont 10 him.
Judge Wallace will tomorrow, with tho aid OF
six Intelligent Jurors, Try tho question Of bis
san,ty. ..-
Comn,iaeiorer Hulloy has resigned h'a posi-
tion AZ Deputy Bhorii!. and ]. 1lolcB Wiiken
has been appointed TO M tho vacancy. Whether
1t was tho Cotnnssioner's official conscience or
tho advice tof htH friouds that tlrovo him 10 re-
sign, ts not known.
Tho Grand Jnry did sereral hours' work yes
terday on the rcgnsar.dockct caseB. The Ansist-
ant statee Attorney complains that II ID a hard
ship that ho Inns to do tho clerical work Of tho
Jury IN addition to examining wituesses, aud in
tlmatos that with jurios whoro h1r. 1askina is
mot member. a. In tho prcsont caso. IL will bo
necessary to employ ciork 10 tako tho oyi-
lenc0, eto.
, 1876-02-09
AFTER THE sTENcHES.

Tho first stroks Of tho vengeance decreel by
tho Uoar'i Of Health against tho atlnk-faotorles
thnt have deiugcd tho city with perfume oktho
most abomiRabte character, fell yostcrdny. With
tho opening Of tue South Division polico court
yesterday morning, Nj, y, u. kout, representing
the Chicago Packing and prosisioa Company,
deilantly walked into tue prlsonor'a box and
pleaded not guilty to charge OF maintaining =
nuisance In tho carrying Gu Of their tnB!noHa.
Tho Institution is tuca,ol in tho Town Of Lake,
abons half milo south Of The city limits.
TIN first wftuuea was CharIcH q. Ttlden,
Health Onicer Of tho Board Of Health. lilo
sworo that ha attention had boon caiua 10 tho
place on dl1e1out occasions by u Htrong
snsls s!1,ta.,, such ~ nearly ovcry cft,zeu Of
CEcag0 IL thoroughly acqtiuntetl With.
Ills attention was Particularly directed to Tho
place On tho 25lh ot last InUnth, thH time by an
unusually strong tmoli. thicI; enough 10 10
carved with knife. I!o found tho process Of
b!ood-lt>tug gong sn 10 very large extent,
aud giving or yo!utnes u foul gas having q
burnt, dry ,Hmelt, which he had always co,,sid-
ored unhealthy. There gases were buFno 10 a
great distance viii. .ise s.auho and tho wind,
;!lstrlnat'as tme o.or aEal1'ss which there have
then csoAs-e1Amined by i!r. Kent. Iln ark,,owl-
edged that Ao wns entirely lgnorau. Of lilo
chemical composition Of the aEno,l. an, coul,,
not hay whether IL waB lluheRlthy or nol, Int lad
toll whother tho HTnnll WIS that Of ammonia.
pneumonia. or my uthor kllnl of stun.
Several othas porsons testified to substantially
the sAnle factH.
Dr. Dcu q s1ilor, Sanitary Suporlnsond.
cut. waA tlIon called to tho stand. DEsng tho
past Elk lnouttH llo hus Aai hut lItlo tun 10 ut,
telld to stinkdt owtEB to tho prGs4liTs nf Ollco
dntieH. aud consequently hs know but little OF
previous uyostigat.ons that theproceAs Of blood
QTylHE, WAoll carried OIL ct q low kqtlnpFRtlip,
, 1876-02-09

70 the Kdior Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Fob. 81 bollovo IL WAS Conqrosa-
man Tucker, Of Virgins, who, aftor much labor,
delivered himaolf OF an argument % designed J.
ahow that tho United States Ia not nation. l
desire to cali bis attention to tho following in-
dorHement on tho report Of D. T. Chandler,
Assistant Adjutaut aud 1nspeotor.GonesAl Of tho
Robol Army. as 10 the condition Of Union prison.
era ut Andersonvillo:
Ap1uTAsr AND 1NspEoTon.dE OrF1oE, AuE,
ls, laG4.-ftespeetfny submitted to tae Seczcnry of
War: The condition Of tho prison ut Audersonytlo ts
repfoach 10 ua a. '.at1n- by order Of
Con. Cooper, Il. II. Cn1LroN,
Assistant Ad3utant and Inspector General.
II the Confederate Statos were nation, ac-
cordiug to high Confederate authority, In 1864,
what ia tho United Bsates in l87J7
ONE HUNDRED AND FonrY-aECoND N. z. Vol.
IdE.
, 1876-02-09

nlarshaled lis netarioun schemes against
tho Common Coupcll. - II is said that
h. he Sss eor wont e...s to ts ssnon n'nrGf.s deh,: e.
Percy, osc., and offered to holp them through.
Az tho ttorT goes, ttioy had mol a cont to spare,
and that is probably tfue. Clcn, pnt hia forttlo
brain to work, and soon had plan with AL t.e
carry the scheme, and Clom put It up n. opce,-
$4,000, "a the Hlory goes. It wha hariliy necea-
Hnry 10 pay attention to tho Democrats
Of tho Council, as .shoy wore IN favor
hence tho attention Was To bo limit cd TO others.
Names Rro odious, fnnsmicll ~ II ia impossible
aB get to separate tho chat from tho wheat.
l'cTloIst then added to hts scho,ne nnothor In
Of hlusolf. lilo enticea number Of tas.eatera
into saloon hard by Clark Btroet, gets tho party
fully Wiucu, and then boRins 10
sNAsn THEIR HATS.
Then whom llo soberel tle amply repaid them for
their chapoau1. aud ltttlo moro too. OF courao,
It would DO moan 10 Say that every Alderman
who wears \ now beaver hat wna In tue party,
nnt aomo Of them were certainly at tho Pcriolat
festival.
All this leaked out through Tho stnridity OF y
blonde individual who nets 40 mnnipuator of
Council afrairs. lo wont to Maj. Taylor, Of tho
I'0af ard }fati aud Informed him that 5000
would secure tho job, and afterwards
no mado tho same offer to William ronn
NbAUNf VI tA1 1fA4F>ILIt1fes hH Dtkt E1HhatuCA
refused to conyorso with him. tho probabilities
nov arc that tho Courier Will secure tho work.
The only plausible way to account for Tho
course Of gonln Of the Aldermen who are above
bribery, Is, that they havo allowed hcsnaelyea to
DO imposed npon by tho Bmooth talk OF the
Courier man, who pleads that il Is Just strng-
CLING into existence. lns about given up tho
Rhoss, aud Hill posIah unless 1t gots some good
pnp.
At tic meeting Monday night Porioiat was In
tho Council luhby keeping ctosa Watch OF his
friend ueorgo White aud others, and button-
holing all unon whom he dared iutilct hlB pres
once. b. his actions ho Indicated that be bad
not forgotten that be WAS ignominiously ex-
pellotl irem tho chanlber less than year ago |;
nevertheless 10 Was nB bold aud brassy as over.
The Courier could hardly find bettor nurso
than this samo poriont.
, 1876-02-09
THE CORPORATION PRINTING,

FEM,oLAT KINDLY TAKES IT IN CHANGE.
"You did not accomplish much for tho City
Printer last night" remarked Mayor Colyin to
mornber Of tho Printing Committee yesterday.
"No," replied ho, "thore wo1e too nany itous
In tho fl1e." SWELL" satd tho Mayor, "t!.ero IL
= good long voek before you to decide tho ruat-
ter. Take your sime."
And ho might hsso added yons money too, md
would undoubtedly hare duno 10 except for tho
fact that tho Alderman lo WAS nddfesoiag was
above any such reproach. Tho fact is, that ct
tho last meeting Of tito Council Tie Aldermen
adjourned on motlon Of Aid, White, s[1cr 1l,n
most yillainoua filibuatstipg aYnr w;tucbuol.
even lu their oan halls.
, In theae later days II has too often lappe,od
tbst ths a,to4 ey fsthe5s -, hsye y LOCKED to
% q sii"psp.s Tho formula ~ of sdvy9sisu. uIpsis,uu
FOR persons an1ious to suck tho municipal teat
wAs gons through With, and resulted In tin fol.
lowing bids. translated Into plalu English by
ems 1t Is and 87h cents; the Post aud Mail,
1BQ e1na at ~ and J5 centa i and tho Courier,
152 oms At 80 and ~ cents.
TEE "1hTxH-0ckAN"
hsd sucked '.psp" with excellent success for
two Jeaxs, snd liked It well enough to apply for
$l6.44l from the City Treasury. and out Of ibis
there we4 profit Of about 1850. SO large au
increase has cAuBed the I.0 babe 10 hud IT.
bead pretty ligh. md now. iustoad Of working
Ike Trojan. ~ II did In years gons by, to ascurs
tha PlundeF, l. allows It vlstually to slip through
it, hnRt1a: The managers OF tho papor yoi uHol
TO stoop 10 lbe bribery OF tho Couucll, aud
theFeby hangs . tale.
When the bids ue5o published 1t u STATED On
the moat indi1putaolo authority that
o1xhKKr ,. PAHloLAT,
&s champion so-besHeea 10 county a1sirs. as
, 1876-02-09
AUXILIARY SHEETS.
AnErof.T AnAlHpr pArkHr tYatnXs.

REVOLT A1AlHAT PATENT tN8lnXS.
Tho pnbHheih Of auxiliary newspapers
throughout the Wost have for long time fclt
liBeasisfactFon With tho manner ia which ttelr
"ratons insilcs arc made up in this city. Es-
pcctally do thoy Wow with disfasor tho ineortton
Of go nany advertisements for which thoy receive
no remuneration. tho proceeds going to the proas
OF atessrs. Kellogg and A'kons, who arc tue pfin-
cipn1 contractors for inH1o printing. In or
dor to oblatn reno united expression from the
auxiliary pnblshcrn OF tho West noettng wAs
held Dec 23, In thts city. about twonty-!vo being
rrcaeut. NO organization WAS Objected ht uiAt
country nowspapcra that another meeting
wotiltl be held Fob. 8, with roluoHt for all
10 attond who wnre able. Accordingly, about
thirty publishers assembled at tho Commercial
'Ihon,aA l.. ravor. Of tho Metamofa, ILL.,, Sents-
nj; ". +. Davidson, Of tho Lewiston, ILL.,,
I1cfnocrat: 8. L. Councf. Of the kentiand. Ind,
Gazette; doorgo Bout, IT., Of tho Horny, ILL.,,
ill.,, M'ii,ri; v. il. Hennott, oi tho Mineral
Point. Wis, Tribune: II. II. Wllaetor, OF the St.
Char1oa, H.. Republican: Charles D.: jewell, Of
the Eacanaba, Mich, Tribune; =. L. Otig Of
III u ,he hasas ill., iaa idf:r rSomss snoa
ton, OF tho Brailwootf, ILL.,. journal; 7. Q.
johnson, Of tic Oregon, ILL.,, Reporter u. u.
Ditscl, Of tho Albion, htioh Recorder; II. 4.
Ttaseas Ice & t1e 1 's dossian Dayts I i & hes' (
:
Iilackman. Of the Doc atur, ILL.,, Republican
j. L. Dooa. Of tho Sycsmoto. ILL.,, Ittte Rcpnl,-
iicaH; Clark Falrbauk. Of tho Fort Wayne. Ind,
Schiincl.
A largo number Of otl,nr publls!lors aro COM
mlttod to tho nov 1uovomont, having algnit1ed
their desire by Iottor to become niembors OF tho
Association.
After aonao informal discussion tho meetIng
oraanizcd BY the election Of germansns officers
AZ follows: pfesiderlk, E. L. Otis, Of Rochelle;
Vico-president, II. L. Boies, Of sycamore;
Secretary, q. D. lowell, Of Eacanaba Troasuror,
8. r, Connor, OF Kcntand, Ind,
McaHrs. Bennett, Johuaou, and Dlacktnan wore
appointed d Comnlittoo TO draw up nsomorin!:
Nlcssrs. uuil, flasl. and Bcrogas Noro appointed
70 choose q nalno for the new organization.
Messrs. Does, Jewell, and Otis wero appointed
To walt upon tho managers Of tho Newspaper
Union aud Mr.. A. N. Kollogg. In tho afternoon
another sesaion Was hold, md tho Committee
to wait upon the auxiliary printing, rnanagcrs sc
portel that Atr. Kellogg had ayrood to nnaka
reduction Of cents qutfo, provided TINT o
1arge edition could be run or without change
OF matter. memorial was then submitted,
and, after adopting the HAND OF tho Northwest
crn pnbti.hors Comparative Association, the
meeting adjourned.
, 1876-02-09

4 REGENT JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT
has Rivcn onenHo TO many .auppottcta OF tho
Minihtry. which aprnass 10 haya acted In tho
matter from tho h8host motives. Within the
laBt fortnight thoro l,avo boon couple OF vacan-
c!co on tls Bonch Of the :Iroyinca Of Quebec.
Tho Bar OF Moutr0nl arc continually complain
lug Of tho tntlrmitios Of the pfcacnt judges, who
aro almost all old meu holding on to tho ertnlns
IN tho hopo Of procuring good retiring ponsions,
Rnrvion Of something ttke twanty.I1vo,years being
toqnlred 10 procure l,alf nalsry on retlroment.
In viow OF such complaints What Es more natural
thai. that whom vacancies occur. thoy should b.
foro them? young man Of 80, OF un-
doubted standing In tho profession, was
appointed to ono Of tho vscauc!es, aud
Hoats. Of ho would havo appointed ono OF his
supporters in tho liouso who Was more fitted BY
age and experience for tho position. Thta little
ep!aode shows that tho Canadiana with a!l ttoir
boaaend purity ALLOW political considerations to
enter INTO thc. judiciary. Figured down fine,
their system Of appointment sn litto better than
that OF election which prevails IN tho Uuitod
4 minor question which will roccye tho asson-
ton of Parliament Is
THE ELECTION LAW.
Tho bill Ia found too Bevotc al 1t now stands.
Members are disqualified for seven years for
The conduct Of m election. A. number OF MEM
bers hhyu been unsoatod uudcr this law, which
has Of Into operated to tho advantage Of The
CONSERVATIVES aud holred diminish tho majority
Of tho 0oVornment- An amended bill Will bo
introduced early.
Tho subject OF canals, ono on which tho Coun-
ell goce mad at times, will not bothor tho House
much this aesH.Dn. Very ltttle OF tho money
granted by tho last House for canal improve.
menta hns been usod on account of the hard
times. Though the works are not discontinued,
they will bo carried OIL as quietly and d o,onom-
fcally "a possible for BONG tlne to come.
since lnei ecss,ou tho Conservatives have
gained l6 votes, which reduces the Government
majority by %. btill Mackouzio has . majority
Of about 60, which. 10 Houso OF 200, will GER
talnty ward OIL dofcat In almost ANY form.
THE 1oyEHNon-uENEnALs ADDnEsB.
which will bo rcsd ut tho opening will recon-
monl tho AboYe matters TO tue sttontion OF Par
lament. "a rule thLa document u very brief
OF tntarest ia contafnod thcrcin It Is written in
tho choicest English 10 make up tos it, dofectB
III tho suggestion Of business.
, 1876-02-09

Discovery Of n Chtld's Islsnttncss.
The Heading Times saya that a lady rouiding
III Spring City, Chester County, Pa~. discovered
= few days ego. while riding in atreet-car in
Philadelphia, that her littlo child, . months old,
waa blInd. The fact nan discovered by Indy
riding IN tho car. and was brought 70 tue notice
Of tho mottor. which waa tho first intlmhtion
That she bad Ind OF tho fact, although 1t IL tho
opinion Of physclans TINT tho child las boon
blind from It's birth. What s singular about
tho case ss that mono Of Tia Isdys nelshbors over
mado tho discovery, although thoy eau now 70.
Hembor that tho child acted slngutarly, and TINT
II waa mover saoa to ausilo or take uotco Of any
thing.
, 1876-02-09
TIE ppDLIG L1nAtnT.

TO The Editor of Ths Chfeuao Tribune:
CHICAGO, Fob. 7.-Caunot soma plan be de-
viscd by which wording poople desiring to I'M
provo their mindy by reading can hayo clIhnco
to do 10 without waiting from half to thrao-
quarters Of an hour whom thoy wish to obtatn q
book2 Working people have not that hrnount
OF tia1o to spare, md vhilo thero are 40 many
unemployed and worthy young ladies In our
city, would 1t not DO we'll to glvo tho.n a chance
to earn living and benefit both themselves and
the wosklng-people7 Yours. FRED 8. @.
, 1876-02-09
EAbSt IETIIES.

ST. LoC1a, Fab. 8.-Capt, Eals has jnsI re-
coived dispatch from Col. Audrows, tho con-
tractor for tho jettlee at tie mouth Of tho Mis-
cissip:oi River, announcing 10 fcet Of water
through the croet OF the bar ut South Pass, be.
inG IN increase Of foet In tho padt eight tlaya.
Bovon foet additional water will ent!tto Capt
Eatls to tho first pay1nous by thu terms OF tho
grant from Cong,osa.
, 1876-02-09

a Pipe Organ,
manufactured By johnson L. Son, two manu,s, si,.
teen sopH, and two md one-tLi1d octavcs Of reda,
bass, In now on exhibition and for sale at Lyon Il
Hcaly'e, whero chusel, committees and oraanlxls arr
Invited 10 o1alnno H..
, 1876-02-09

COMPANY and Thompson Il Edwards vero next
called. hut owing to tho absence Of tfeir attor-
ney. Leonard swett from Tho city, they we're
continued until tho 18th inntnnt.
Similar cases against J. 0borndotf, Shepherd
L Co., ani Turner h Tabor, we're continued un-
I'll tho 18th instant.
, 1876-02-09

Expensivo DroBaos Arc Not Always
Tho Moat attractive. Eyen shilling calico can be
made to look neat sud tasty ty using tho "DomoStio
rarcr FzsAions,s
, 1876-02-09

Our Suburban Gentlemen VIII Rome,ubor
that Cook Mc1an, so Dearborn street, repair, ccsn
or dyo hnft-worn gatmenta beautifully At ANAL
pansc. Bcnd Instructions By mail They return
@. D.
, 1876-02-09

Tho Root q Sono' Music Co.
offer special Inducements to buyess ut Wholesale and
retail who will avail themselves Of lrge stock u low
priccs. They ahtv some extra bargains In as.oat-
hand pano8 aud orBans,