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Tho catastrophe hbovs noted has deprived
Chicago Of ono Of ita best citizens and most
capable buBineaa mon IL bis limo. He Nas ono OF
tho old reBilenta OF tho oily. and had scen 1t
grow from littto moro than village to ita prcs-
ont proportions In score OF ycatH.
Charlos II. Bihsoll was born near Avon, 1lv-
ingston County, N. T., in 1880, and sponk tho
early YeatB Of his llto In that section. At II be
was associated with his father il tho conduct Of
tho Avon Springs House, Which WAS than PROS
porous hotol in that part Of New York.
About 1850, when he wns 20 years Of age. Mr.
Dlaseu began hia bustno.s life In Vesgounos,
Vt, A. clerk in tho ntoro Of @. Il ". T. Phrk-
or. Ho remained IN this positton about swo
dozen snilos from Vergenucs, and thsEo took
charge Of tho large storo OF Mr., 8annel Barker,
Who was at that tlme propristor Of p foundry, =
etoso, and several other ontetprisoa.
h1t. Dissel st&id In Bristol about two yaArut
whom tic Western feyar overlook hin, and
LIE CAME TO oHIcA0o.
Here. In company with h!a father, he established
tho nizaell House on tho corner Lake and
Franklin etreo!s. and :he asm conducted tho
In 1866 alr. Bssoll and Mt. Church establish
cd tho American I1ouse on the corner Of Lake
etroos and Wabash aven1e. This wa1 At that
time ono Of tho infgest and best housos IN tho
city.
In tho fall Of 1856 h1r. Dissoll returned to ver-
mont and was married At YerRannes to Miss
Ellon D. Di1by. mhoso friendship 10 bad oul-
ttyated willie ha had peen q Teoluept or the city
whero she restded.
IN 1868 Mr. Disae}l entered Into partnership
with 1lF. Goodrich. nlao Fermonter, and tho
firm bought from Mossss. Btcrens 4 Willard the
Matteson House. then, altusted on tho
corner Q, Dearborn md Randolph stree!..
Under this management the Mhstohon
uonularIty and waB for aoYeta! Yepra ono Of thu
beas hnd most satisfactory hotels IN tho West.
In 1859 son waa born to tho Bihaolls, aud was
named William II. H's tragic death t. recorded
n tAe aepsn shSa a sns nn4 nn M a1te
1s - " hs sn1 % 4o u aed
tho Mattosou House to Robert utll, ita presene
oHncr, and Mt. Biaaei!. having accumulated
considerable property, .
- Nv. s wrsS anshf shas 70 s, yHnsoEs 9.9 ,,,r v.
gennes, and for nearly ton 9eara lived In quiet
and comfort In 1873 ho determined TO CONS
West aeain, and did 10, arriving In Chicago In
tha fall Of that year.
In juno. 18Th Mz. nlssell opened tho Fopu-
thln Spring House, at,WaukebhA, VIE, aud tna1-
tnS aoIsS "ns ~ o"n9a n.y. Y % nea;a y, ss osy'
10 octope1. MA aftGE tne ooneiuai9n OF buo-
ossato! ee.oa .h nr.n af' nso' st s sooa
l., ~ ~. .a' hv r noodtsch h,s to,"r na9
datdnes M gn!i! Ma1 ~. l6.1, mhoa, ~ & company
WIZ WIZ Ms. Aaioots' who hhd osen Win nun II tho
Mssteson uouae. he leased
thu firm namo s Ssins sa Bisssl Eth Hilbert. rhstr
success hhs boen TOO recent and Slusly known
TO need comment
Mf. Msse' naa a. tne m 1lnae o. III IT., aeath @ t~o
slstefs and motnes. ~! hSing 10 1hts etty. 1ne
nosnh n1'' ns s.ar .sroa dnI
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GEORGIA.

ADJOURNMENT or TUE LEo1sLATuRK.
ATIAaEA.: :Qa.. Feb. 24.-Ths Legislature has
ndjouzned. 4ha bill proposing to eal! a ssAta
Cohyte'lapr ~ defeated,
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sAn 8anAs1lAS. Fob. 28.-KnR Alphoase
Afsor inspecting tho detached forts, Ia expected
to visit luetario and Irun. Tho Government
bas ordered the Northern Railway Company to
reopen traffic immediately between 1run aud
Tolosa.
tue cAn1Iar FORCES.
MApn1D, Fob. Hit Is stated thst Don CArfos
and Tzasriaga With 2a.0o0 mon, Without astll-
(es5 Or provlsions, ara rAfuged IN Tbs mountain
GUS district OF AmexouAs. spde&yortng to gam
tho French frontier By tho way Of Aidinlso.
beyoral divisions arc marching against them.
ANOTHER BATTLE EFFECTED.
MAnn1u, Fab. 24.-A great battle 10 considered
imminent. Ths French kuthofitlta hare arrest
Cd yin&les, ths Carltst Minister Of War, And in-
termed h,n Ut Dsyonne.
Tho Alfousssts hays oAptursd tho matssial Of
CudrfeI Re0l, tho CAyliss official jousa4l, aud
also the machluorY for ooiulng Carlisk money.
ALPAoNgo AND oAhloo,
Lospor, Feb. 26.-A dlspAtoh from 9An Be-
bssttan. dated Thutsdsy, aAys King Aphonso
goss 10 Tolera to-day, and will establiAh his
headqua1tssa there, Don Carlos IL At Gtlikops,
which is on tho high road to BAJonns. within
miles Of the f1outlor,
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a 8iccptny.Cnr on tho Harlem
1fOnd Wrecked and Sot
on Fire.
Mr. Charles Il. Bissell and Son, o.
Chicago, Burned to Death.
|. u. Gilbert, Also OF This City, Re-
ported to 1}e Severely Injured.
4 List Of Other Passengers Who We're
Mora or Less Bruised.
Record Of Miscellaneous Minor Mis-
haps.

UPSET AND BURNED.
DISASTER ON THE HARLEM ROAD.
pouonxEEps1s, N. Y, Feb. 2i.-A sleeping
car on tho uarlcn, 1sAlroad Exsoueion was burn-
ol lRst night, and Mr. Dlssoil, ths proprietor OF
tho Sherman House, Chicago, aud his son por-
ished in rho fau,cs. Tan other passengers arc
reported - having baen badly burned. Tho nc
cldenk wns caused BY tho car running OIL
broken rail, and then upsestlnE. Tho car thon
took fire,
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
FisnRllI. LANDING, N, y, Fob, 2i.-1ntervows
With paBsengers show That the torriblo railroad
calamity hAppouod at midnight, near Walling-
ford, on tho uariem Railroad Extension. The
train WAS composed Of an engine, baggago'cas,
one pasaengcr-oar, aud Wagner s1oeplng.car.
There wcrs ton passengers In tho sloeping-car,
which WAS thrown from tho srAok By broken
rail; It then upset. rolled down Al embank-
ment, and caught 1ro.
Mr. Dlsaal1'a son, aged II years. waH ID tho
cnnsro OF tho aloeping-car. Tho father got out,
but hearing the cries Of lIs sou. vent back to
snvo him, aud both wero burned to doath. ThosE
chasred rouRiuB wera found.
THE INJURED.
No others Of the passengers In tue BleopfuE-
car wero burned, but all were moro or lcsa In
iurcd IN other ways. BIT. Francis IiorneT and
hia, ,wifo. Of Chicago: were hat.. Mfs. Iierney my
Rov. II. Cunningham, Of Troy, is NOT burt. 4
Mr. pitkon, OF Hartford, ID injured. Only one
lady, Mrs. Tiotney, who raa in tho parloE Of tho
Boepiug.oar, was injured, aud shn but slightEy.
Both OF tho conductors GU Tho car aro uninjpret:
THO ongiue wont natlos nttor physicians, aud all
tho injured are doing woll.
4 gentleman from Montreal. whose name is
unknown, ia slightly injured. Madam IroEt. Of
Philadelphia, Ia B!Khtly hurt, but has gono on
hor way. An unknown man from Chicago vas
somewhat hurt. h1r. and hrs. Tierney arc at o
station south OF tho soene Of tho disaster.
There wore about fifty poraona in tito pas
whom wero hurt.
Mr.. NIssoll was found doAd. nith his foet out
Of window aud hts body inside, burned to 4
crisp.
cago, who Was injured In tho accident on the
IIstlom E1tenaton Road last night. ia Ut tuo
hotol hero quito dellsioua.
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FRANCE,

CABINET MATTERS.
PAR1s, Feb. 24.-Ths g6lcfal Journal pub
lIahes dooreo announcing tho appointment OF
jules Dufaure a. President OF the Council, in,
tho place OF Buffet, resigned. DufAuso IL also
appointed Minister Of the Interior ad interim.
Tho decroe also confirmed tho withdrawal Of
Count do Meaux as Minister Of Agriculture md
Commarue
TIE nosArAnT1sr Ao1EA7ons.
PAP1s, Fab. 24.-Le Ffancais, semi-ofnoia1
tournal referring to the recent assertions thai
President haoMAhon ia disposed 70 resiat tha
yerdlot Of tho country, says that ManNAhoo u
tho Inst pe.ron in tile world to engage precipi.
tately IN . conflict. Mono but HonhpArsiats csn
losiro such ~ occurrence; ba. nothing warrants
thcm III putting forth their Wishss Aa facts.
1;ouapartist otgsun offer 10 snvo Franco for
third time. And boAst that The msn OF tloir party
asc no" tho Gully supporters Of Msoalahon'
1IoSpoH, Fob. 25-6a. m.-The Times Paris
atspstch says the now Cabinet vii! b FORMED
bosween tho 9Th and 8th Of March: II. Buffet
yesterday, and laft for ths Vosges. Ths Project
Of tho Departments o! Bochea du Khune,
lirondo Gard, Vaucluse.. Vosgoa Erso ct
Loire, Loire Enferfeure, and several othcrs, hhys
resigned, % has also II. Ducsot, formerly noso.
rions as tho IeAotlonAsy Project of Lyons aud
Director Of tho Algerian Department.
TIE ASSEMBLY.
It Ia ortimRted that tho LOG second ballots Ia
DO hold next Monday will return thirts-niae 10.
publteaus, forty-seyon anti-1sepublicaus, tha
romaindsr doubtful This would gtve tho lso'
publicAna sat votos. OF thaae, however such =
number belong to the Left Contro and Moderate
Left TINT without the assistance OF thess pastlsa
tho Extrcme Lott Radicals and Socialists would
bo in \ couslderaolt minority. This IL oon-
eideEed very seasaueing.
TILE NEW MINISTRY.
Tho Standards diApatch from Paris announces
that tho following Ministry will ho gezotted afsor
tho completion Of the slecttona: N. Dufarso,
Vico-President Of tho Council and Keep
OF of tho Seals, II. Psrai1e. Mil-
tster Of tho Interior; II. Teisaerena
DO Bort Minister of Commerce. Tho 1cat ct
Ia said that ii. aambstta has assnred President
MscAtAhon that himself and his friends Mill cor
daily support the Dufaurs Ministry
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gard ~ not slready sufficiently triod. Any three
of this COMMITTEES shall DO quorum, aud shall
have power in caso Of failure to complete
tho Eequiato number Of ave by collecting
other brethron Of known ability aud in.
toCrity, 1t Ia provided that the Con-
mission shall not no constituted uu-
less formal charges AGalnat the paatOr atall
ba brought before tho church or ita Committee
within E!xtY days after tho dlaaolutton Of tha
Council BY n party making himself responsible
for tho truth and proof Of tho same. u1lcss
"!s4tu Auo n1tlo t1no ~ nnal' ~ AuJnuRsa ~ 70
oxpodlent BY tho Exhmintng Committee OF tho
church snd Committee OF Three that !~ I
tant tcaslmony, not pre7loua!y .gTes Ia to
might throw light npon the chan HugEeH-
have hitherto boon tiled should 10 ". The |
this Connisteo. Tho reenlt Of tho ftera Of
t1on BY this Commias.on shall bo reportetrm4r
Examining Cou1mittoe OF tho plymouth u tho
and DO given by them to tho public. ,he
TIE COMMITTEE OF rHnEE.
Prof. Timothy Dwight. D. H., Now Hayon,
Conn. thu lIoT. J. ". Wollmnn. d. D., Walden,
AlssH. tho lion. Bradford II. Wood, Albany, N.
"a Committee Of Three, who shall
croste. his commission from amqng tho follow
ing brethren Theodore o. Woolsey, NaH
llaycn, Conn.,; Mark Hopkins, Wi.Ilsmatown,
MRas.; julius II. Bsolyo Amherst. Mass. N.
bh!pman, Hartford, Conn.,; l.. y. Foster, Nor
Mich, Conn. J.. ". Andrews, Masietsa, O.; J.
". Angel, Ann Arbor, Msch.; ". u. WAahhulnp,
dreonilald, Mass. A. Q. nara.ow, proytdeuco,
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Some Day"

How much or sweet truth and trust is
expressed in these few pretty lines:
Some dsy." we say, and turn our eyes
Toward the far hills OF paradise.
Some day, some time. sweet. new rest
Shall blossom, fower-like in each breast.
Some time. some day. our eyes shall see
The faces kept in memory.
Some day their hands shall clasp our
hands
Just over in the morning Lands.
Some day our ears shall hear the song
Or triumph over sin and wrong.
Some day. some time. but oh not vet.
But we shall wait and not forget
That some day all these things shall be.
And rest be given toyou and me.
So wait. my friend, though years move
slow,
The happy time will come, we know.
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ID r.. w DIES
oliver Correctoro
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Free from AIc0hoic .Sti,lzt-
IoRts.

among tue many discoveries OF valuable al
medles Tor Dyspepsia, aone stand higher time
WAGES Liver Corrrc,or"
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
BfREA ]. o., Granville Co, N. u, !.
March 10. 1878.
Dir. WADs, Dear Sir lave been slf,;c,ed with
Liver Disease or years, which at times a.
mounted to arrangement When in Baltimore.
last November, procured enc bottle of Liver
Cor eotpr. know consider myself well. Yours.
respectfully
ISAAC N. DAY, OF Dav & Meadows
Prot MooRMAs, Emeritus, Of Washington Uni
vetsi,y, Nd, now Resident Physician While
sulphur Springs, saws:
'Dr. Wsdes Liver Corrocior and Dvsnepsia
Cure IS one OF the very hes, remedies for Drsnep-
STA have ever used
DR.. JoNEs, prominent physician in Virginia.
who has prescribed il fer Two ysars Gays
81 can find no better remedy Cor Dvsnepsia 4
Liver complaint than Wade's Liver Corrector -
Cot GooDE, prominent and well known
gentleman in the same county, Va, says:
keep 1t regularly in my family, aud would
not lie without it,"
Mr.. JSo. y. MeARTHuu, County Treasurer of
LupIIu, Co, \. G, SAYS: "Waue's Liver Cor.
rector has done me more good, and given me
more relief in Dyspepsia, than any msdiciHe /
ever took, &c, &c
PEor. NoEt, of olege of Physicians and Sar-
eeons OF Baltimore aud distinguished prnc eli.
TONER IN that city, prescribes aud uses /, Ia his
o" family and says: "lt is tie best remedy
for Dyspepsia With Torpid Liver and Cous,ipa-
ton OF Bowels ever kasw"
OAK lhLL. y. C, Sept ?, 1915.
Dr.. d. WADE. Dear Sir have recommend
60 Dr.. Wnde's LIVER CorectoJ" in my prac-
ice ana have und il very eMoe!lsn rainedv
in 'orpidity Of The Liver, and hsne anown II 10
give relief when other remedies had failed.
WA. EHORP, NJ. ID.
EAiTinoRa "SJS' says: "Dr Wade's Liver
Co'reotor is prescribed ay our best ph, sicinus
Tor Dyspepsia aad Lysi Diseases, and We advise
Hoy %! our friends suffering with such, to givs
a trial"
DR.. We'ker. a celebrated physician o w Va.
pF"h0Ehce5 ''NHde's Liver Corrector.' the best
remedy extani for Dys pepsla in all its forms
u. WADE & Co, Sole Propr.etors,
Wholesale Druggists,
900 w. Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE.
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NOTICE +,

HAVING sold out my Stock on the
Armstrong Corner to /. H.C. Pancake.
! shall Immediately take steps to collect
all moneys due me, as also all moneys
due the late firms of Sheetz & Kuyken
dali and Kuykendall & Sheetz, which ]
am authorized to collect. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to me, or
the above named firms, must come for.
ward at once and pay the same, AID
thereby save costs, rs am determined
to close everything up by tho lst of A
pril next, when / expect to leave the
State. Further notice than this will not
be deemed necessary before proceeding
by law T.. B. SHEET2.
nnt
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Tohe Filter erie Soati EsaafL IafsHyencer,
EsrEgusD Fslgsb:
VIII Won please iuform your rsaders that I
have positive
CIRE FOR CONSUMPTION
and AZ dsoriers Of the Taroat anl lungs and
m', ~ iS use in nov praciies, have cured hum
drcds Of oascs, aud Wlll give
1000 90
for case it viii not benefit Indeed. so sirons
= shy i"i'h, ] viii send Smpls yTse. to anS
sufferer addressing me
Piease shov ihis letter 10 any one vop NAV
know vhlis suduiuu frcm these diseases -
obiise, "a shfUily yoais,
DIR T +. BURT,
60 William ST., Nsg York.
Dee 4, 1874 -2sw.
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Vick's Floral Guide

This IS beautiful Quarterly Journal.
hneiy illustrated, and containing an Gle.
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Address. JAMES WICK,
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Dec. %, 1875.
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] H "a H - IL II,
AT HIS. MACHINE.,Y DEPOT,
CLARKSBURG, w. VA.

These are easily attacked 10 San Nils
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WICK -

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VAn old preacher, who had several
calls to take parish. asked his servant
where he should so, and the servant
said GO where there is the most sin,
sir" The preacher concluded that il
was good advice. and went where there
was most money
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The year 1876 Is the Centennial year az III.
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W.T. AND IIUMOIs.

~Thus talks an old farmer about
his boys: From sixteen to twenty they
knew more than did; 1t TWENTY-FIVE
they knew as m oh; at thirty they were
willing to hear what I had to say at
thirty five they asked my advice and /
think when they get to be forty they
will acknowledge that the old man does
know something.
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1"Mrs. Sage. should like to know
whose ferry boats these are that tum.
bled over in the hall?' "Ferry.boats in.
deed. sir! Those are my shoes Very
polite ofyou to call 'em ferry.boSts.
Mrs. Sage, you misunderstood me
fairysboot, / said, my dear friend."-
Graphic.
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FALL AND WINTER
q ID @ I'D g /.

His assortment will compete with any goods IL
this m aiket, and all lie asks is for those who De
sire good and substantial Goods, is Cal. and ex
anime Lis stock. lis
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IL Arnold Scotch lady gave pointed re.
ply to minister who knew he had often
ded her. and expressed surprise that she
should come Sc regularly to hear him
preach Said She. ''hiy quarrel's wi
You, man its no wi the Gospel"
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