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The Chinese of the Southern dctaS, who
have little active courage, though the Chinese
of the North and West have plenty, will die
for o bride to save a richer criminal from the
sentence he his earned. The Bengalee, who
alone among mankind says calmly, "Arme
Bheroo," II am timid,' rs if Cowardice were
a matter of moral and social indifference, or
rather crcditable than otherwise, goes 10 exc.
cuton, As Macaulay noticed, like hero, and
will encounter an inevitable and agonizlng
death without fiuttcr OF the pulse. His
nerve is as great as Wainwrights, who died
without perceptiblc change in the steadi-
ness of his heart. beats, but who-unllke the
Bengalce-with an object before him would
probably have rushed upon the cannon.
The Malay, who cannot be induced or com
pelled to face rockets, dies as TRANQUILITY as
Cassabianca; and the Clngaese of the coast,
murmur or pahg.
An English SAILOR Of the old type, who
would face anything earthly except a black
cat, has probably twice as much fear of death
AS the cultivated woman who can endure
death by a deadly operation resigDedly, yet
faint lr the presence of any noisy danger.
The wild rOmanccr, Gustavc Aimard, states
as fact within his knowledge, that Span
ish officer shot himself dead rather than
cross a rope suspension bridge; and we can
vouch for the following story, though we
must not give names: An English cnsign,
Just Joined before the first Sikh campaign,
went to his commanding officer, relative,
and told him that he could not face the shot,
that he should disgrace himself and must
resign. HIS relative comforted him kindly,
told him that he was only nervous, and
thought that he had soothtd his fear; but the
lad as he stepped out of the tent shot him
self through the brain, inviting death rather
than meet call upon his couragc.-London
Spectator.
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THE SOWER.

4 sowcr went forth to SOW:
His eyes were wild with woe
lie crushed the flowers beneath his fee
Nor snclt the perfume, warm and swee
That prayed for pity everywhere.
lie came to field that was harmed
BY iron, aud 10 heaven laid bare!
He shook the seed that he carried
Der that brown and bladelcss place.
He shook it, as God shakes hail,
Over u doomed land,
When llghtnings interlacc
The sky and the earth, and ais wand
OF love is thundcr.hail.
Thus did the Sowcr SOW;
His seed was human blood,
And tears OF women and men,
And !, who near him stood,
Said: When the crop comes, then
There will be sobblng and signing,
Weeping and wailing and crying,
And woe that Is worse than woe.
II was an Autumn day
When next | went that way.
And what, think you, did see.
What was 1t that heard?
The song OF a swect-yoiccd bird
Nay-but the songs Of many
Thrilled through the praisirs prayer.
OF all those not any
Were sad Of memory;
And a sea OF sunlight flowed
And a golden harvest glowcd'
On my face I fell down there
hid my weeping eyes,
! said O God, Thou art wise,
And thanE Thee, again and again.
For the Sowcr whose name Is Pain.
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w A r e n o v 8 G

T UKINS RANDALL STEPHENs, Hann-
IL fscturcrs or CHICAGO WHITE LINE moVe purne
oa,cc nj Lime Works, corner Broadway and Ner9,,oh
strrets Strpator m. W. H. Lukns. streator >; rnu
dali batavia; S. Stephens. Aurora aco.--E
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It's a decided mistake 10 suppose that
plants are unhealihful in sleeping apart.
mems or sitting-roons. OF course, il the
flowers Inhalc strong periume-such as
that of iuberoses, hyacin,hs and daphnes-
they make the air too odOrOus TO be desirable
at night; bu, healthy growing plants absorb
keep IL pure and agreeable. They, are in
fact the hes, disinfectsnts that can be EN-.
plIycd.
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THE INrEI-OCEAS Gully - SAYS
.J,.v. Cation HIS given Us possessing I'll ,he Oess
qualities OF perfect book on Summer ir4.es;
nensssntia syie without strain sfctstion AZ Tbs
writer sails alonr by coasts and lakes anu IT, "a the.
ust sufficient scraps OF history to swsSe5 inter-. m n se
ancient and warike, but now e rniine force anu
ppserrsiion united to graceful narrative sYe: ~, pSn
from beginning end reads Ike SOY den Al Che
ga pourng over ssgas' and ancient v,tn
.taws traveller sceoapanisa ~, ny npps watches salmon
ssbDr Ia me pools sleeps in Sorwessn ees and
IN little wholesome thctoTc .S SS a. The moantsin breeze
Wills his observations full OF thai s1! All
i've feeling which can only come ron
nuine heart
err. or,hor of "A Summer In NnrEay tA lcee's n-1
uhat but few professional wriits nhnc volume
The eirc % he y. sn sit any kpd III
t,ie In which IL written 10 eoncise, vi ven 81 censi
The nioIms.sv syery ns-c ThreaEhout u y srnetosy
toid
THE TRIBUNE JULY 81 SAYS; sr..-..
,:saIs,,on and from long eIPerenoe - H -
esnscity il apt to learn SOMETHING 40 ,s,S.r- Uf
and And out more nrssiste and entertaining 6oeSs
book which Is aP, TO errs ~. Sn. sa
MAKE the sane journey IN Pe'oO1'
sold In Ottawa BY Osnsn HspeInsn'
NoTE, DRAFT 81 AN Et k kiffkiEl
~ boohs' vest Of Court Hose
BLANK BOOKS. ss sfsrSi.S. er S pss!
-. i,.ir prices, ., osmsn Haremans Is La Sale 81
MOLE, Dr.F1 a 6 ssIs n aafss.s.
O,CKET BoOKs.-The finest Kasrsh. Ger
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THE TRIBUNE (JCLY 3 sAls'

N-OTE. DRAFT AND KEGEIIp
~ boohS'N Sest Of Court Hose
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ID IA. ~ q. a. l. IL LA ~ u, ATTORNEYS q, o.
Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Bascom in ttaes a.
Lesnns Block northwest corner Court House SHuare
y ''"""' I"' deCi-lt
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MI n.N1"s q, S,v,AN., T. W. D. CRANK,
seoIs at Law In the Office formerly occupied Inv PcI
iotu Boweh Maoney, east side OF Court House Sonn,
otnNs, MS PROMPT attention given ali bsness en'
unl9-.5
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ii IRAN Il. glib EcIs,I, Attorney s,Io~
i'o'" ''N' 4 Oe' otnee ihoch' sep25'1j
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/ T.. CoDH,FNE Attorney AZ Law. Once
Ottawa. Ills. " 49, e n, ,iCase'
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7. ). BovES. MT xorouvv
pow EN ~ NIoLDN tGY, Attorneys an,
- oounstOrs ~ Law, No. Court ST. WIN prom tlo
and diligently attend to s business entrusted to their cre
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n E:W ELL IL. MOORE, Attorney At I.w
~ Office IN Caacys Flock ner OF La sale And Ma
ison streets, Ottawa, H. ulyDi,7s
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NICHOLSON. nm. vo,,
pICIioLSON 81 SNOW, httopnsvs nm,
~ Counseors at Law Wi practice In the conrts al Nv
sale and adjoining counties ONCE west vi Court ouss
Ottawa, Ills. , iIUuec
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W: HusnshLL. kF. HULL G. GILMAN,
pCs3H n ELL, BULL ~ SII.M AN
ID Attorneys AT Law. Office In Bushnell u ieand,s
oiocA' "est VI eo~rt HOUSE. ottaWs.l Ill. sugl7s
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L'IsANK u. Ora FORD, Attorney
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professional Cards.

Il. A. FL e NJ Nc. Attorney and Copn,.or =.
", o ~ oraSs' Ill. Once In Delaho's block n"rtSeasS
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(rIiAS. IL. ISItUSIl, Attorney and Counselor
wa Illinois. marI'73
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DnCK FIT BoOKS.-The finest Kns1sh. Ger
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d. r. JONES. LW RRRvpR
ION E.S ~ 8I wv Err, Attorneys and Conn.
sellers az Law, ottawa, Ills. Office. Rooms Nos & &
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RTANK BOOKS. s Ssfs4si.Ss eH Sre sss
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EoRGE -. ELDRIciJGI attornex
~ at Law. ONCE In +. o. Block. Ottawa, m anriT
lDwIN n. LEW Is5, Attorney and Coupsa,o-
~ al Law, Glover d Cooks Block Ottawa ill., anrt
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nR. GLIB EItT D'EI'IS Y, French PLY
~ sician 81 practice the last ten years in 81
Louis. Mo. Office La Sale St.. H. ollie aud d. Bern
ard Residence Washington ST. (north OF Supreme Court
BockJ ONCE hours, from to IL O'Clock and from
3to Pm. mayl,I5
, 1876-02-23

in tho futuFo, knl 10 put down these dannn.b,a
p1aesscea 1nautnsated BY tho opposttion party
feaoftod 20 III sormer years, to carry tho elecsio
Lin. so1. 1lorxfxs
said that thar woro gntng to call "Eridsoport
Larncr,' aud "Our Carter home. and that was
al be had 70 say. Tho remark was Rreetea with
laughter and loud app1auac.
THE HOH. v. wDoDAnD,
being called upon, eAd that he could d&cjaro
that tho Second District was noyos stronger for
ttlo Republican paEty than to-day, Iho uroat
Injunction Of tho President. LET no guilty
man escape" found d hearty response from tho
honest men IN hs distrtcsi aud thus the work OF
publication went bravely on. Thor would itayo
larger majority than over before. Thore wore
neyer 70 many interestcd ~ now. and thuy OK
pnetetl 10 do botter than ever before.
From tho Third District
GEN. luLlus wH1TK
bAd that tt llo had been called on four vearh
aRo. the<e would havo boon no ocraeIon to eet
hss dAsr,ct right. Thea thor had euffored
70 aotno extent from cauees which it wAs un-
necessary to enumerase. Some Of tho people
nau cone 70 tho concluaion that thero wero
which tax bad bcen paid. Tho Germans bad
tound out that there wero worse things that
eensa happcn than Attempting TO doprlye them
Or o.. g!sss Of beer, ~ some Of the domago9u.s
nad teptehented 10 thom tho Republican party
intended doing. These fellows lad lost hofd On
the dotnnn citizens. aud tho iA.ser wcro coming
back to the Republican party, md making +
stronger than ever. Theiz representative in
c1nSsess VA coed Granger. Ins he had met
WITH some trouhFo ~ Lake County. u.aughter.l
az. j. !. Cory. OF Wsukegan, was called upon.
o1t "aH not IN the room.
COT. n. 4. JAHEa
WAS then called for. lie said that ho came from
an agricultural county which had 10 faul. TO
pies, or Wlat-is-it parties, and they proposed to
Tits year. '''
, 1876-02-23
NUMBER l8l.

8 :.
@;h,n g.s ., ano on the line of basus. In congrem-
~ hoIHI eHntf Rebel oenetsIa arc now ia Con-
Gonrs " puoao p,,'tons They ars eaJtna npoa
~. ts t1'st our fathers n,ade nfsake
anr H. m ~ VIZ ~ men afe equAt before kho Inv: thai
ihat ttav toaant onk npon eErnntoua principles
eor,.rt H., aso n now. and they tnscnd ID
~. EEL, sHoso misAksa IN have rnada, oeausa
tmrt vs m 2, !nose amendments. and brtug n
Those .tns,as @ s o.u aocns 9k bourbon Democracy.
III Z, Lheon and 800 CO.. Of bis comrates ali turs
'as eo o. hmer'ca. and t1lst should bo N srer~
rrnwtb. % Tsa =. ps.os anu perfection and nstionsl
fhs frn1,+ t' eo:ne or t4 itsnna which stand in
h;.n sce ~ tho Platform Mr. old. venerable.
cnn "a xsa 1s'eon wno laposeh With Abraham Ln-
fchsoraI ~ VINO Il oacx hore to eomnuna with a..
1oics-1trec cbeor, ,o, ,..,, nr,,,.
hso ~. En,. M Il. eiYen :th heartJ good Will snd
"1sn ~ 'ae hn.se nao aaosidsd ebd speaker went
III H. "o t. toahy otheFs htro with III. And thai
~ nsF a1atnat which you ress rour Rrcst man with
Ana ntn. 1rsn..-thsEo to you aud Vii Of III IN
rsoas1hS q grand Asruee and gsea. national
1nss l"He@ss'l "s arc !'srs to-day fos The pur.
14y,xn nou, ,,r,.,u.,
lin NY aet "htle &c !tSt but will becn1ps
n.unn ai1n which to establish tho Rseae
VIA, H. st%mn pn,,a what J.. tso maeoF hsre tod.y
ss nn e. fes e.s.r 'psssa i
irrM. Has 11n'so9esd BY Democratic friend au sx-
neoer .S IF tba aea nn2 "'Hted r. IT, y met
sfra "th!n !dea ct equality and universal
h.ps ", ~ i run tae lcpnbe. told him, Sir.
Win nmr ies u sne vnsttuton there, md anaisd It
wo Can't ken TIT Il e,, .; ~, nnal bo kept there az!
io' 'oa oat asaan. lcheers.l
VT MEAN TnEsE TH1Nds.
src,n t,,s "a uash 70 : a. NJ ffienh Mooro eaJy.
, 1876-02-23

pLAcg AND 1lMK FOR HOLDING THE CONTENTION,
immediately asser. tho adjournment Of tho
meeting. ahs members Of the CeatrsE Commit
tee met In tho adjosniug room, aud proceeded
to discuss tho question OF whau and whore tho
Convention should be bold. II was decided
without opposition to follow Tho course indl-
Gated by 1'uE Tn1nusE yesterday morning. and
to nominate State ticket, and choose pseai.
dental Electors and delegates to tho National
Convention at The sans time. Thero Was som<
slight discussion Regarding tho selection Of
place Of meetiu8, theso being = fow who wero
IN favor 1t Chicago, Tho overwhelming ma
1orlsy, loNeseE, decided upon BpdnSdsla
, 1876-02-23

Ah. EIIIoTT ANTHONY.
from tho First said that his remarks would DO
short. 1lo had boon Identified With the Repub-
lican party sinco ita organization. but Was not
unmndful OF tho changes that had taken place
within tho past fow yeats. Tic party In Ills
d!atrics was stronger nov than ever.
and ahefo w~ stronger doterm!na.
lion aud ftmcs resolve than oFer
before oxissod. to not dsliyor Tho Republican
party TO that party which DOW conlmuncd With
thoue WHO wanted few years ago, to over
throw ths doYerumcnt. They had already
beon notified Ia Congress by Ben Hill and 9TH
who tried to overthrow tho Ooyernmoa1 a Tow
years $50. and who would put Into practice tbs
principles which VIC fought against aud doleatsd
i'm the neld Of battle. They lad mot to consult
together. with determination not to eu1rouder
!hone p.inS,R!es pIta, 10 party Who 9ely aoqght
s1s ss .np o.r 4" ,as:' Raa' snaa'Ss !Ss
Bsatc: but whether they moro thought at Tor
tho ottlces to which they aspired remsined to be
considered. Cook County. aud tho great City OF
Chicago, would uos DO backward. Yhs RE-
publican party was united to-day, aud would go
forward and support any good candidate who
eecurs Ala election.
said that hs was sorry that ho belonged to =
district Which bad 0!ecse1 DaEuey Caullield laat
year by 700 majority, but last fall they redeemed
Cook County W 6.oo0 lsopublican msjoksy.
Nh. CLoC0H,
beln. caltsd upon said that hs only had to s&y
for tho First Dlstrict, that they had ouca fallen
Into tho handa OF tue pbilistiuaB, but lheY ind
put veto upoa those upholy oombnatiops-
tho Wotas Illinois bad oror soen; and they wero
dssozmsped to Aayo grand Republican msjoa.y
, 1876-02-23
GEN. BANE,


Goa. II. n. Lane laado a srisited speech,
which VAS interrupted By tho most hearty al,-
plause. 1le said:
an. CMA,E4Ak: WAS uut aware tint was tn be
called ou n .hls relationship, but sha be utrue 10
myself and uutrno to the country that have tried 10
nerve, Il 10 Aos respond ta sueh compliment.
take 1t that tho State OF Illinois, in htr political fe]a
t.uua IL this lepub!ic. as souethlng Aku tha to DO
WhiIo Ill Ut you gentlemen, woEo Perhaps otttccrs
or soldiers. w4l!a yon were Tiers with your
drawn swords, ~llitd you csoaxud t,,yn
nets will tho l!ehel: :, YOU thetu connrn!ud
scsys4. 10 " ain. our posesy. You thera resolved
that tho ao'lar should 10 giysu III tue War for whst il
worth, au.t after ths Mar you would mako il ~
good ~ y go4 doll,F. Ana you there resolved that
rrosscf swur1s With you, ana cEosaed bayonnn with
yoH who thcso represented that tho pecl4rstion ii
independence Tas nure glttssnK Reper4lity, and
that mauk!ad were not ,eslual beioFs ths iss.w
you theta Etso!yod thai tho Aerosy whirh
bad lecu fongh. out IL ,ha pol!tacat
arena, III tho eousAs and In CouHtess, SHOULD
be ss.mpe1 into H. sas.h ana shs sruo dottfsno
should bo 1nde tpt0 a1nen11euts aud Into tbs Con.
st4tiou, snd thnsa remAiu, the solid foundation upon
which 10 crystAlzo tho national growth that should
Riso heasluas to ths world hereafter. AnI wp bars
llacod thtss amen1nenss lu tho Constitution.
hut WHAT DO WE FIND To.DAY5
ne and theao 4s1sl aeAezas. Who disputed " In thn
, 1876-02-23
Greenbaokers at New Haven, Conn.,,
Put forth d Declaration Of
Principles.
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL,

REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL.
oooDLY ABsEMnLAoE,
Tho coming toEethos OF tho State Central
Committee Was matlo tho occasion yostcrday
morning Of ono of tho most enthusiastic nopub-
llcan rallies evor held in Cook County. Ordi-
nasily speaking, Republican hoadquartees cor
ner OF Lako aud Clark atrocts, whore tho Assem-
blhge met. would hayo boon largo enough. But
yesterday 1t was aoyoraly toatod and 1t ia safo to
say thas nearly LOCO persous woro crowded
within its walls, while as many moro went away
because thoy 3ould find no admittauce. This
meetlng portonds we'll for tho party, for 1t VIA
such an outburst Of patriotism and enthusiasm
aa is only shown whom great emergencies require
that tho people DO rouscd TO sense Of their
dufy. 1t showed that tho Republican party of
1860 still lives in 1876 to fight for and snstain
tho fundamental principles underlying CTR FREQ
Institutions.
All the mombcrs Of tho COMMITTEES wcro pres-
ent-e1cept Thomas Ella, OF tho Eighth, whoae
substitute WAs ". r. I1icko1 ]. Ii. Truits, OF
tho Sixteenth, represented by II. Q. Coolidge,
and Edward Bouham Of tho Nlnoteenth.- -
aud also 1tossze. James II. Doverldgo, Of the
State Houae Commission Julius 8. Starr, Poo
ria; Capt. Dcnnot, Dixon Mr. Mitchell, uloom-
1ngton: Capt. Hill. Assistant Unttod 6tatos Mar.
shhl Ut Springfield; j, @. Haines Msj. Nc
claughory, Warden Of the ponitoutiary Il,
Lylo Dichoy; JesBo K. Dubois G. E. Carr.
dalesbnfg James Flshback. Internal Royonuo
Agent Twelfth District George Poarsoo, Bpr.ng.
field; Judge Preston Gou. Moore. United States
h1ar1hsl Of Southern Illluols; n. Trimblo, C1ork
of tho Supreme Court Mai. W. NJ. Wham, or-
Warden OF the Penisontiary Capt, Clemens,
Proprietor Of tho indianapolis Staata. Zeitulq
Nal. pinkham Internal Revenue Aceut. Hnrir1r,
, 1876-01-09

Directory Of Iii Masonic Bodies, With lists of
mcmhers Of avery Lodge IN the STATE PR1CE. =
CENTS Far aa1e at otlicc Of BULLETIN PRINTING
CO l3a Mcuroe .Bt,, southwest corner CarR
, 1876-01-09
B75 LOTS +!

sn11s1 feet 1t Downers Grove, only II miles from
city five minutes' wslE from station high, rich land
STU cash. SO In one month, bala2ce IS monthly; NO
INTEREST," After 1st next Nsy. until further in-
crease price $fOO. Go and see them, free. STREET
Il BRADFORD, n East Wsshtugson-At-
, 1876-01-09
NUMBER 1876.

I. IS now commonly Understood tEat tho Sunda,
Sabbnth ls not sus-aine Dy the Sabbath iav. II
'h"'e:u.e cea~es to bin cous:ieicss, an vast
n-u.lrAde, Who once held 1t sAcred regard it IS
hobby ouiy. Christianity -A.,uld hA. 1cct tee
tae iesaou tauGh: BY ,Lfdelitv, and mads IL
pfac.l:e tarmuulIe With Id teaching. II wo1lJ
then have secured s.:iritu1! triumph. whore it
sustained q civil defeat. Nu-S4nbasais2l. now 20
";do.snrea1. aud 70 rapidly increasing. is tao
leglu aste trai age OF ns-ia sism. It will be im-
po T.: 40 control u1an reiigiuus1y. out>tds Ut
tue Dls law. To co;rec. tne n3-Saaba:h seo-
t'nlens tue uo-law theory must BE- ahanaoaei ~
no-sabba!h:s.n IL tho iegumats offspring OF no.
1awisn.
Such are some Of the characteristics OF tho
theory that LII: ist abrogate the lAs. We haye
shown IL prevlol. articia uu1er The title OF
The Moral Law, its Socisi anil >plruuH
Philosophy" that the l.w # IN lss natu.s Is un-
cAanseabl5 and u1rspea:able, because OF tie con.
ds:lous on which it na. based. Ubedi eacs tc
IT. then. is an acknowledgment OF tha condi-
soos OF human life, giving honor to i;s source,
whlte dlsobe4ience ignores 18th tho law Ut ita
s!.Eitual lie and the cond.t11as on which i: a4
based. ]. BAILEY.
, 1876-01-09
MUSICAL.

The Hnl1et, Davis & Co.'s Upright Pianos
Az, tooroueh1y known throughout the West. T"ey
stand In tupe long than any l,anos made They 'rs
,4ch .nd full In constructed to endure ana s'o
in every essential the perfect pianos Of the age MUS
ical masters and amateurs In America aud Europe pro
nounce tho Haler, Davis Cos upr1shss supreme
md uu.tvsed. Musician and the musical rubne arc
invited to ell and examine them at #. ". oas'
corner state aud Adzm1.sts.
, 1876-01-09
REBATE ON TAXES.

.. xrho n.rn heen excessively &ssetsed con
.,,onrn rshst. ou easees mens by es1a8 or sfadinS
nnoettl cxrd 10 Iloqna ,, Nc. ek LAesuo-f<
ua ehaxEa rnHi 64dUeaG2 III PaA1 3AaA
, 1876-01-09

NkAL 1<1 a e.
SPLENDID Farm for Sale

Seven hundred and ten Of trr rrovrd land. and
1861 Of Woodland within ~ ho"rs from Chicago.
The bnildn0s the prsmises Of the h'st chsrac
w.:h all the moie1n convent ncea of etv horr-.
Frstr1s.s Barns ard OHt buildings. PRICE Low
AND TERMS EASY. There is also for sale on the
rreniee., when the Farm is snld. good Bto-k Of
Hor-es and Cows, with young sto Of FnnrEior
breeds: fmp'e snnIly Of tie bot nus'i oS ? rm
Ma h;ne7y ard In; irtn MS some 6oro lushels OF
Corn and Oats, and 1:o tins Of goal Hay. To
oruent farmer, gont em:n os means living ta.
city aud dsesf>g convenient country es:tc. such sn
ori orturty TO supply the want as moderate cost
rarely occurs. For particulars INQUIRE nf
A.. J. GALLOWAY + son.
Southwest corner State End Madison-sts.
, 1876-01-09

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