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ILLINOIS.
WAUHEGAN.


REMARKABLE PROSPERITY.
Special Correspondence Qf The Tribune.
WAUKEGAS, Aug. Sit is exceedingly graft
flying to know that Waukegan is entirely out OF
debt, with quite little sum in the Treasury to
fall back on. Within the past ten years the city
has caused to be erected three Of the finest
school-houscs in this section Of country, it has
built two new bridges, and supplied the place OF
one old one with c1llyert. An artesian well,
considered the best in tho State, YVES sunk last
summer, and watcr-pipes connected with it layed
on the business streets. 4 new steam firc-en-
gine was purchased at a cost Of $1,000, which,
together with the !" Torrent, makes an efficient
Fire Department. There was considerable
"gas u about three or four months ago con-
ceFning the construction Of gas-works in this city,
but thus far nil that has been manufactured has
been ''too thin - to be utilized.
The Rev. J. P. Bates has been engaged to snp-
ply the Baptist Church pulpit for two months
longer
The Rev Mr.. Curtis OF the prcsby tcsian Church,
will o-day enlcavor to impress his hearers with
the truth ~ it is il Christ.
Services ut the usuul hour at the Methodist Con-
gregational. and Episcopal Churches
Union Sunday school picnic at Highwood on
Tuesday
BASEBALL.
During the past week our citizens have been
especially favored with amusement from this
source. stOnr 1ovs'' hare played three games.
TINS far suffering only ono defeat, and that by the
+Et,na Of Chicago. The Actiycs and TINES uincs
both Of Chicago, returned to their homes leaving
behind them reputation for being ''Arst-cl,ss
nuGcra.F' The attendance 1T each game was quite
large and select The !Etnns afforded every oo-
portunity for anything but favorable report
When base -ballists Or any one else come to N'nu-
kcgan with tho expectation OF being well treated
they should behave in such way NJ to merit such
4 course. On Tuesday the Athletes will piuy the
kcnoshas. and On Friday the Athletes Of Racine
Both IRE f1st-c!ass amateur mines.
personal. PARAGRAPHS.
H. D. Brown and wife, Of Sycamore H. are
visiting at the residence Of Mrs. Browns father.
i. S Eotsford. ESQ.,, in this city.
The wife and child O: Prot. J ". Bird OF Merom-
inee, Mich. ara guests Ut $. l. BRADBURY of the
Patriot. Mrs. Eird ia with Ills fur the purpose OF
rccupcratng her health by the use of our mineral
waters.
Charles Docst returned the fore mart of the week
from Iowa. While there he suffered 4 srycft: sun
stroke, but sufficiently recovered to reach home.
Mr. Cheney, wife, anl family, Of Chicago. and
Ms j. L. Fowler, Of Evanston, are the guests OF
Ar- S. ~ Dowst-
P Horizon, ESQ.,. Of Chicago, yegetatcd among
our citizens during the week
Henry Scnuttier and Charles Foster, OF Iilyynu-
kee, gazed upon WapEegan's beauty the first OF tho
week. ~
II. II. Sherwood, Esq, Of Chicago, YVES zone
OF ua Oh Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Hawley, OF Chicago, is admjring the
beauty of the South Side, Il guest OF the a,niaLie
Miss Alice kimber.
Gr1. Ray, Of Lake Forest, missionary from
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DESPLAINES.
NEWS OF THE WEEE

--,..>:n. T,,o.d.r Tburedor and
e lne sutee e.,pa p ~ uaru n1easontlv No finer
weather could have been desired, and the condi-
"."''e' -, <......,,. f,- +h;e c,ac;os of c,,m
lner amusement. The attendance Tuesday was
Gorno, ap,1 the epioyment such US might be
uef''a1l, anu 'ne eu9o' nd
expected OF company OIL lhese al4lusc1le''1 0o
music-]oyfng Dcoule. The picnic Thursday was
.,r,.a- +bo onsnicea of the Union Catholic
qnuel q.1 'no sas;"tto, "asps of rb;ca0o There
were over 3O0 present, the num-
bar na;nr LARGELY composed Of professional
and busincsss men, with their families aud
friends. The dnr was pleasantly passcG III 80
cial pastme, Pounds orchestra, Of Ch!cago'
fnrnishipe the music for dancing. The larger
nort of tIe marty returned to the city by special
tra;n 1T .1 ~ n. while many returned in their
cnrriaees ,ii rounding of the days pleasure By
ocautllul inool1lSM. LIZ I, 1IasdanS taoi- n1ana
summer picnic o1 Inc Dotly VAluens luoh M p!Aee
ward to by the members Of the clab,
and their many friends here, with
many bright anticipntions, and it is always of
son. Most Of the old familiar faces were present
besides many new ones. The Great Western Light
Guard Band were in attendance, discoarsing excel.
icnf mnsi,: throughout the day, to the sound Of
which many whicd away the pleasant n1azea Of the
dnnce.
s Mr. a5ee sn aes oa sni prope Tecode and
dnly herulded that they ,nay receive the sexe-
cration they deserve from all patient and
}ong- suffering wives, and that his example and
fatf. rnny be q warning to all impatient, ill-tem-
uercd. ind liouor-loying husbands. For years
Peters has been the slave Of two overmaste7ing
nassiony-bis love for liquor and his love for his
lrifr which manage 70 dispace each other by
tnrns. When be is SOBER he loves his wife aud
bitches the whisky out OF the window, but when he
,rets half sens 'cr " he changes the programme
ind nitchcs his wife out OF tn. window. lie has
hcrn bound over to keep the peace by Justice
Thntnas more than once Last fall however, the
situafion became SO unbcar,lble that Mrs Peters
abandoned her liege lord leaving him alone with
Ills n1her love 4 few weeks ago, however she
rnnented. and womaniike. she forsayc him. and
refnrncd to her old home All wsnt well until one
dnv lost weak: when Peters returned home in state
~ frcnzv ;n.luced by drink. and sez;ng hatchct,
was ahout TO mt m end to her life u true savage
fnsh;on. Thr ncirhbors intcrfered, and saved the
NOR wnu,an4 Peters was arrcstcd. and In default
81 hail Will snenI the ensuing six months in the
f,cuntv jail With the other lovers OF crooked whis
~ aIrcodv y awaitiuv him
The r,rnor IN rerard to the new tank to be erect
cl here for the use Of the rairoad proves to have
heen ,v.li founied Work was commenced On It
Wednesday,. It il to be single enc, so feet in
diameter bv is feet in height. The location is
not nIeasiny to some as it is nuceu about 100 feet
east ~ the messenger depot and directly in front
Of the hotel and number OF stores in measure
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LAKE VIEW.

The chronicle FROM this town this week ia n
dull one, nothing of very particular interest
having occurred Or being likely to occur for
Some time to come. In the picnic line alone
does there seem to have been any departure
from the established custom Of summer inactiv-
TT. Thursday afternoon was enlvcrrd hv a
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NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.

PRoF. W. PAINE, A. M, nj. d, having
discovered that Disinfectants owe their poison.
dispelling power to q Gas known as Ozone,
has, invented "a process whereby the ozone
from Chloride of Lime, Carbolic Acid, etc.,
Is collected aud reduced to liquid, and may
be Incorporated with all medicines, This Ii.
guild he calls Catarrh Vapor or Liquid Ozone.
1t not only disinfects foul cellars, houses,
sewers, ETC., but when inhaled, or taken,
rapidly destroys an forms .of poisons that
cause Diseases. as Diphtheria, Smallpox, Ca,
tarrh, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia
Fevers, etc. S.. 49,
His LIVER Renovatpr Pills purge the system
and destroy all poisons in the blood. >.
His Anti-Periodic Pills remove malar!a, anc
are positive cure for Neuralgia and all Chilli
and Fevers. "a IA.
I His spermatorrhGa Pills cure all Nervou,
Diseases. a. ss,, Isl
His Blood Stomach and Liver Tonic build
up the blood and disinfects the body.
The professor has prepared remedies fo
the Instant cure Of every disease, and is Dear
of the Philadelphia University of Medicine
and Surgery. which is open throughout ths
year for the instruction Of ladies' and gentle
meE in the new system Of practice. Depot
and Office, 232 N. 9th street, Philadelphia
Pa. Branch Office at the College, 1347 Ridge
Avenue, under the charge Of DR.. @. w. Paine
Short Hand Practice sent free on receipt Of
letter stamp. May 81, en-.
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VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Renovates and
Invig6rates the whole system.
Its Medical Properties are
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and
Dfuretic.

yEcErtNE is made exclusively. from the Juices Of
barks roots and herbs and strong
ly concentrated, that II will eiecualIy eradicate from
the system every faint of Scrofua, Scrofulous Humor
Tumors, Cancer. Cancerous Humor, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum Sypbilitc Diseases, Canker Faintness at the
Stomach and all diseases that arise from impure blood
Scistica, Infammatory and Chronic Rheumatism Neu-
ralgia Gout and Spinal Complaints only be eectu-
ally cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive diseases of the Skin Pustu-
les, Pimples, Botchcs, Bos, letter, Scaldhead and
Rngworh, vsgetine has never failed toeect perma-
neut cure. l,M
For pans in the Back, Kidney Complaints, Dropsy,
Female Weakness, Leucorrhga, arising from internal
ulce ratlon and uterine disease and General Debility
Vegetine acts directly upon the of these
plants. II inygorates and strengthens the whole sys-
tenn upon the secrefive organs allays inflammation
cures liberation and regulates the bowels
For Catarrh Dyspepsia HabtuaI Costiyeness, Paipi-
tation Of the Heart Headache Piles, Nervousness and
General Prostitution of the Nervous System medi-
cine has given such perfect satisfaction the
Vegetne. 1t purfes the blood, cleanses all of the
organs and possesses controlling power over the ner-
vous system +, ..s.-ss
The remarkable cures effected by vegctine have In
duced many phi ysciaps and apotbecaries whom know
to prescrihe and use II in their own Families.
In fact vegetne tho hest remedy yet discovered for
the above diseases and is the only reliable BLOOD
PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
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HAND CRusHED. lon Thursday last Ulysses
G. Morse, a quite small son of Mr.. David
Morse, of New Hope, had his right hand bad
lys crushed between two large cog-wheels at
Stover's saw-mill. Four workmen were en-
gagged at the time in drawing up logs from the
river to the mill. Mr.. Slower was attending
the apparatus used forthat purpose, within
the mill, and David Morse, Edward Pickett
and Jacob Pickett were aiding in the process
at the rivers edge. While Stovcr's attention
was diverted from the apparatus referred to,
for few moments, the boy reached his hand
up into the dangerous cogs 1t passed across
the back of his hand only, as he was standing
alongside the wheels, but If he had reached
his left hand instead of the other, bis arm
and body would have been in direct line for
feeding the cogs, and the result would have
been of far more serious nature. 1t was a
quite narrow escape, although the hand was
badly mutilated.
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SENSIBLE ADvIoE.-You are asked every
day through the columns of newspapers and
by your Druggist to use something for Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now 10 give
You satisfactory proof that GREENS AuGtsT
FLOWER will cure you of Dyspepsia and Liv-
er Complaint with all its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive-
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart burn,
Water-brash, coming up of food after eating,
low spirits, &c, we ask you to 90 to your Drug.
gist e. + sMoore,orf. M. SevernS, Latibartville,
N J.,or d. Calvin Robbins, New Hope, Pa, and
get Sample Bottle of GREkN's fueusT
FLOWER. for 10 cents and try it, or a Regular
Sizesfor rs cents, two doses will relieve you.
Apl. 10, '76, 1y.
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4 HOME AND a FORTUNE.

The Kansas Land aud Immlgrsat Associa-
ton, with a Capital Stock of $l;OO0,0 0o,
Chartered by the State of Kansas, most
laudabte enterprise, stsrted in our city for the
promotion OF immigration Dy the free distri-
button to the share holders of the Association
of $77O,S00 in cash and some of our most
choice and valuable real estate, FARMS brick
blocks, residences, &C., is meeting with un.
precedented SUGGEST From every section Of
the country orders. for shares or tickets are
coming thick and fast. The Inducements Of
fered ere unparalleled. There will be no
postponement. The drawing aud distribution
of the prizes win take place positively AUo.
18th, 1876 or the money ,sill be refunded in
full The managers of this enterprise are
gentlemen of undoubted integrity, honesty,
uprightness and ability to do exactly what
they say. They are gentlemen who are proni~
inent in our State, and whose public and pri-
vate characters are beyond even suspicion,
and the management of this stupeudous dis
tribution viii be conducted with an iinparti-
atty that cannot and will not be disputed.
The AtcIison Board OF Trade, Composed Of
all the leading business men of our city, at a
recent meeting, unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing endorsement
Knowing the several persons composing
the Kansas Land and Immigrant Association
we cordially endorse them as gentlemen Of
honesty and integrity, and recommend their
enterprise as worthy Of the support Of the
public"
Every ticket holder win be fairly represent
ed at the drawing. Price of the shares or
tickets are put at.the low price Of IS each.-
Parties desiring a more particular description
of this meritorions enterprise, Inducements
offered, terms to. Agents, special offer to clubs
and purchases Of two or more shares, manner
of drawing, references, &C., send their adj
dress to S. M. STRIcKLER, Secretary, Atchi-
son, Kansas, and they will have mailed them
free an elegant four. page illustrated paper
"The Kansas Immigrant describing the
enterprise and the advantages and resources
Of Kansas, &c. Send for it, From the Atchi-
son, Kan, Daily Patriot.
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"A tramp printer, with much the appear
ance of the wandering jew" called at this
office one morning this week and inquired for
work. His appearance was not of the most
improved order. Upon inquiry It was found
that he was German and understood both
the English and German branches Of the art
Of printing. His musical education had not
been neglected, and he touched up the keys
of one of Rittenhouse's superior Schumacher
pianos with mastery skin. His attainments
we're cioaked in q rather dnsystematic bundle
of rags.
Hot The Thermometers in this city have
averaged in the shade, for the past few days,
from 95 to 1902 IT
I "A Splendid Stock Of yard wide Percaie
for l2t cts, at the Cottage Hill Store. j2i At.
One hotel-keeper in this city, gieefully
boasts, we are told, that all the reformed
drunkards of the past two or three years are
looming back again" Such rejoicing is dew
ilish. In another instance an effort was made
to entice two men who had not drank for
months to enter saloon and ssjust taste d
glass of beer.' We shall never be Univer-
salist while such men as these exist:
Another invoice of Dress Goods, at the
Cottage Hin Store' j. 81, At.
The difference between the order in our
city under " License - and No License
could readily be seen on the evening Of tie
3D.. Such parade could have been made and
such a crowd drawn together when the city
was without license without fear of disorder
and with very little if any drunkenness. But
on last Tuesday evening the drunkenness and
disorder were most disgraceful. The profess
ed respectable men who made such scene
possible by their votes in favor of license
council, and the worthy councilmen who grant
ed the license, must have blushed at their work
If blushing is possible. The new emil,
which was set to grinding on that evening, it
is said; was well patronzed; and if it did not
turn out 4 full grist of drunkatds, It was not
because of want of "grist.''
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Sooner THAN ExrEcTED.--It appears, from
the following letter, that County Superintend-
emit Eastburn desires the State Superintendent
to accept his resignation at an earlier date
than his letter OF June fss required. The fol-
lowing is a copy of the same -
PHILADELPHIA, july 5, 1876.
Hon. j. r. Waterman, State Superintendent !.
DEAR SIR Under date Of June LIST,
rendered YOU my resignation as County SUI
perintepdent Of Rucks county, the resignation
to take effect September list. For several
reasons ueem it advisable to modify my let
ter of June LIST by making the resignation
TAX, effect on the 18th inst, instead Of on
September LIST. Yours truly.
II. B. EAsTBURg.
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LYcEuM.-A Young Mems Literary Society
has opened in New Hope. The sessions OF
the society are held on Tuesday evenings in
the rear of the building formerly occupied by
Mr.. John Ryan in the capacity of a store
The question, g Which has suffered the most,
the soldier or the sailor" was argued last
evening, and decided In the soldiers favor
The question to be discussed at the next meet
ing is ResolDed, "That the right of suffrage
should be extended to women ~
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MOUNT HoPE CEMETERY.-1'he managers
of the Mount Hope Cemetery Association
held special meeting yesterday afternoon
at the office of G. A. Skillman, Esq Among
other business transacted we notice the fol
lowing:
The Ground Committee was instructed to
put the fence around the cemetery in good
condition.
The following preamble and resolution were
adopted:
6 In view of the fact that complaints have
been made of the charges made by the sexton
for work in connection with graves and Gene
terry lots it is hereby
g Resolgsd, That the sexton be required to
furnish the board of managers through the
Secretary, with statement of each amount
charged, specifying items, and quantities OF
material used and that the Secretary be re-
quired to file such statements. !"
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APPoINTMENT.-On Friday last w. w.
Woodruff, of Newtown, received an appoint
ment from State Superintendent Wfckersham,
as County Superintendent of our public
schools, after the 18th inst, the date of Mr..
Eastburn's resignation. Mr.. Woodruff is
we'll acquainted with educational pursuits,
having spent his Whole fife III its interests, and
will no doubt give general satisfaction. His
commission rims untt1' the election of a sue
cessor, in 1878.
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SHOULDER HITTERs. There has been quite
a large school organized for some time in our
city to learn the manly art of self defence.
They have rooms at Lyceum Hall. The
school is in charge of Professor Carm ody, and
e>said to be improving rapidly. 1t is ex-
pected that they will all graduate with honors
in time for the Fall campaign: A hint to the
young men of this county, keep yohr hands
off these Lambertville boys at all campaign
meetings.
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IMPRovEMENT.-Work have been en-
gagged for some time past in lettering the con-
dition Of the interior of the river bridge. 1t
is now almost wholly free Of dust, and has
been white-washed. wherever needed in a
manner which adds much to its appearance
and cleanliness. New planks are also being
substituted for old and worn out ones, and
the bridge generally put in a first-ctass order.
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DRy GOODS.
have made large addition to my Stock
this week. The Merchant who renews his
stock tho most frequently these times is the
dealer who can offer decidedly the Greatest
Bargains and can exhibit the most Desirable
Goods.
LADIES GAuzE and Gcssamer Merino and
Flannel Underwear.
CHEAP CoRsETs-A large new stock Of the
best inade goodts at 81, 37t, go 62t and 75c.,
and advance TO 1.25 oi,s.
PARAsoLs and SUN UMBFELLAs.
LADIES and CHILDREN's Plain and Fancy
Hosiery, at 6tc., 10c. aud l2kc. per pair, and
extending into fine regular made goods.
WHITE GOODS.
PLAIN, PI.Arp, and SrmpE French Main
socks. India Mulls Victoria Lawns, Soft
finish English Cambri 5, Embroidered and
Plain Swisses, Tucked Muslns, Twilled Stripe
India Long Cloths, Corded and Figured
Piques. Lace Stripe Jaconets, and Tarietans
PILLOW and SHEETINa Linens, Shifting
Ligsps, ss.lss saJ (. n ~, ~ lsss
GILT BAND SHADES and Shade Hollands.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERINGS.
TABLE LINENS and Counterpanes.
A large Stock of FINE and CHEAP Flappels.
GENTs' GAuzE anil GossAMER Merno I'm
defwear, Gents Ties, Bows, Handkerchiefs,
Hosiery, Gloves, Linen Collars, Shirt Fronts,
Suspenders, &c.
{, DRESS GOODS.
CHEAP MoHAIR PLAIDs, at &c., loo. and
1910.
PLAIN and PLAID WASH PorLrNs, at 1870.
The Stock of DREss GOODS at 25c. has
never been equaled in Treptog.
am offering very superior FANCY SILKS at
Use. ~ !. is,..,.,,.,t AZ .,., ". .
The line of medium and fine DREss Goops
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AcciDENT "A few days ago Mrs. Charles
Hurley, Of So1ebnfy; received severe injuries
from faf1 while picking cherries. She was
picking, it appears, while standing on slop-
ing ground, and making misst6p, She in
some way broke one Of her limbs.
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BARNS BURNED, Intelligence has reached
us that the farm barn together with its con
tents-the property Of Mr., Benjamin Rich, Of
Buckingham-was entirely destroyed by fire,
one day the latter part of last week. This is
the second large farm barn that has been de-
stroyed in a similar manner within the past
few days, in that vicinity, the other being
that of Mr.. Charles Williams, on Tuesday
Of hast week.
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BITTER BY HonsE.-A few days ago a
resident of Manchester, who was out harvest
ing, at Mr.. Wallace Parsons, IN Soiebury,
met with an accident He was diving horse
to the hay-drag, and in Careless manner
struck the horse over the head. The animal
retaliated by seizing one Of his arms with its
teeth and cutting off two of the leaders at the
wrist. 1t was very painful injury, and will
doubtless cause the loss of his hfnd.
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Mr.. EDITOR -Four years since when we
read your 6 Introductory " in the first issue of
THE RECORD, we felt reasonable pride, that
Lambertville could thereafter boast of a poll
tical paper, governed on basis of Moral Re-
form. even though it we're pledged to Grant
and Wilson, Judgment on whom along with
Belknap, Babcock and Harrington has, for
some time passed by the American people. 49,
Glad to read your promise " To act on the
principle that right is greater than party in
terests. and truth more important than party
names." How sadly mistaken. How fnrcibly
reminded that .'pledges are made but to be
broken" when we read an article in your
issue of last week, in reference to the hag,-
announc ny the names of the standard bear
ers Of the Democratis party that was flung
to the breeze, before the Republicans had been
all in like manner to show tLer zeal in the
cause of the candidate of Cameron, Conkling,
Morton and Grant.
You asserted That flag borrowed without
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tB- Owing to sickness, we were prevented
from reporting the Council proceedings on
Monday night of last week. There were some
"spicy " things said, we are told, that should
have received :" Immortality in printers ink. "
The business done, III Brief was tie licens.
ing of Mr.. Joseph Akers to keep billiard sa-
loon in Cray s Hall and of Leliuel IT. Wilson
to keep'a bar in the York Street House VIII
sons license was fixed az $50 and Akers' al
$40, for the balance Of the year.
The rent of the town lot for school house
purposes was fixed at $25 per year.
The pay ron of the Street Commissioner fol
June was reported as $s47O AHA tho Over
seer of Poor's estimate for July $3.50.
The bill for speakers stand on city lot, $13
was ordered paid by city.