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1 THE roilt and discontinue of the Chi
scsgo whisky conspirators seem to be
total and complete. The revelations
they make concerning themselves in
their mutual examinations and recrimina-
lions show macs Of yillainy revolving
to every honest-minded man. And yet
We read the names CT men connected
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G Fl R O M O s !!
cHRoMos.
GATHERING PRIMRosEs, 17x2e- ---- ST. so
IN THE WOODS, 17x22 ! so


Two little girls are gathering the early The expression
while the nearly filled
piece TO
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THE YOUNG NAvIGATORs.

Also beautiful country Four children three gs and Boy have
old these act while the other
their endeaying guide
being made Of chips.
A COUNTRY STILE.
The house almost hidden by
oring o bouquet. A charming picture
THE DARLING BABE.
garden
girl with fond Affection infant
shrubb
Darling Babe"
ENGLISH COTTAGE.
while roses bloom almost hide the doorway and are
the family drawing the WE'LL with the
as
, 1876-09-16

AND TllR COUNTY RING.
II Is more than probable That tho fcars which
were entertained that the State Board Of EQuali-
zation would incrcase beyond reasonable bounds
tlle assessment Of Cook County aru erroneous.
Although the Committee OF the Btate Board
recommended that the valuation Of lots in ths
county hc raised 50 per cent, yet that recon-
meudatton Ia of q very general nature. Wien
tile Board comes down to close figuring there
will be q surplus, largc portion of which will
be distributed bucl, to Cook County, and the
ultimate Increase tn the lots will not exceed
10 per cent. While It was recommended that
Il snust be borne ~ mtnd tlst tue totaa vnlu-
alton OF lnnt1s-whic!l 1neans farm luIlds-tn this
county is only abont st8, ,000, ,00o.
It is believed that the upsllot will bo that the
rcal md personal property, ratltoA,!s and cor
pn,uttons, will nut exceed s210, ,000, 600. This
will hattsfy thu citizens generally, who will not
hare to pay 70 largc ,prorortlo!, Of tho State
With tbs County board, which had Hoped
tor an nssessmsnt largo enough TO
enaolc them to nuke levy for thu Cdurt-
House. Last year THO assessment was Ses!0.
MCM Ic !. uis feS',ty '%H levy WA sl,5l7 7ooo sS'-
Guy for iDtcrcst on new Indebtedness, a1il $l0l,.
QUO for interest oil old Indebtedness. To ralsu
this on thu valuation Of 1876 y was necessary to
Impose tax Of VI cGnkA Oh $l00-ninb cGutH
lcss tllan tic constitutional Limitation. On q
valuation OF SOC, QUO, ,000 tho County Hoar.l call
only impose tax Of y ,ooo, ,oD. or jlst about tu
eario that was Imposed lust year. twill be seeu,
therefore, that unless they cut down the run.
Mug expenses OF the county materially they
cannot crowd In Cougt-l{ousc tax without
submitting the matter to popular vote. 1t Il
true that they can oyerrun tho l!tuit VI ID cent.
by the amount Ut the $lol ,0o0 necessary to pal
tic interest III tbs old indebtedness, but thai
xIll nut saye them. The interest Oh tho new
Indebtedness Is larger than It was Last year, AMI
1t Is believed tint tho running expenses Of th,
possible to sce q any hops tosF Wajker - and M tb'
Ring.
, 1876-09-16
MIS- TRIBUNE PAGE

thicvcs,-threj notorious confidence mcn,-yct
l,e was unable 10 give description Of thc,H, and
aa Sullivan yesterday left for homo, thcy Will
probably nevcr bo captured.
Detective Nfncnnlcy last cvcning arrested two
fruit yencrs nt tho Exposition, who were dnlnE
a lively business In lcal nlckcls and f0ccnt
coins. Tho rnsenls took in tho dctcctlvo ut W.
rio,ss tines which waa mitch moro TINT, Bis
good nature would stand, anl 30 tc took them
III. They nro protably the faE-cnds Of largo
gnnE doing tho SAME business during tho prcsehs
busy tlaYa.
Patrick afulvciil, formerly a saloon-kerpcr
in this city at No. b20 Union street, and wau wns
arrested for arSon after Tic destruction nf hts
building by .iro In Juno, 1871, was recently IT,
arrested Il, Now York, 1luch new evidence hay.
ing been found against HIN. Alnlycltll is held
by Justice Wandal, Of Now York, until thu
proper reputation eau be obtained from tho
Governor OF this State.
Drs. Christian Graham md Ellen Miller, the
propr!otors of onc-horse College Of Mid
wliervn which lad short existence at tho cor
ucr Of I1alstcd and Washington streets, were
before Justice 8cully yesterday, chnrgcd with
obtaining money undertake. protcnscs from two
Of their students, named Mrs. Jcnson, OF Vino
mn, mud Mrs. Sopia Ccdcrbcrg. "A pretty strosg
casc WIS made cut against tho defendants, hut
for luck Of some evidence tic caso continued
for ten GRys,
, 1876-09-16
COUNTY-I}UILDING.

Tic County Collector yesterday sold tho de-
lInqucnt property in tho Town Of Jcffcrson.'
WE. Young and William Barnard, Deputy
County Clerks, aFc on visit to Now York aud
tho Centennial.
The Hospital COMMITTEES meets at the new
Hospital this afternoon to locate md arrange
for the building Of an elevator, aud also to test
tho new cnEine.
Tile Grnnt Jury yesterday disposed Of o n,lfn-
bor Of minor cases, Md, upon 2 complaint. Or
dcrcl the subpEnaing Of nnumbcr OF witnesses
te paiiesed fTads IL eeuueeion viii Tic Court
Houac stone tob.
Leyics were yesterday made upon tho prop
crty Of tho following parties 70 satisfy cla!ms
for taxes: A. Williams aud Il. Jcrgucs, Nos.
o qH S Dvon sre a i1n ha Mos9
todaus wcro placed III Charge Of tho property
The parties having the contract for furnishing
the new Hospital yesterday asked an extension
oi 10 days In which to complete their CONTRACTS;
The Chairman Of tho Committee etcrniy replied
AWAY disappointed, satisfied, however, TINT
they could do pretty much as they ptcascd,
just az Farmer Harms and otlcr contractors do.
The Committee on Equalization deny tho
truthfulncss Of paragraph in one Of the a1tcr-
hag % o VII tbe cntx aYote na
say TINT Il they Ind been In favor Of IN increase
they could have made It before thc returns were
sent to tho State Board. 60 fur. as certain
members Ut tho Bohrd are concerned, the acnfa1
Is nil right, but with Il majority Of tic Doar.i
there Is disposition to Increase the assessment,
or do anything else that could possfbly forward
the Court11ousc steal, in view Of the foct tl.nt
In the injunction proceedings recently Judge
Farycll raised the constitutional question as to
| thu right Of TINT body to incur debt without
| lrst making provision to meet It.
The Hospital Committee was in session yes
| tcrday afternoon and talked oyor matters co1-
nertcl with tho new Hospital, which, 1t Is calcls
lated, will be occupied Oct. l. Among other
! thnEa considered was tho making Of new hos.
pttai rules In whIcl, tho idea seemed to prevail
| that when tho Hospital WIS occupied no ono
would DO admitted as patient who had not
been q resident Of tho county one year: The
discussion ELECTED q statement from Warden
| Mclaughlin to thu effect thnt seven-tcnths Of
tho inmates OF the Institution heretofore had
been non-rcsllents, n fact which reflects very
littIo credit on tho management Of tho county
/ mittee, In the course Of Ills remarks, the pro-
priety Of furnishing tho patients with certain
articles of clothtng ETC., but llis suggestion met
with little favor. Tho Committee finally ad-
| jourued without doing anything.
, 1876-09-16
tho best specimens coming from rncnos hyrcs
THIS fur, wttcl, has bccn popular throughout

tho best specimens coming from r,ncnos Ayrcs.
THIS fur, which has bcct popular throughout
Europe for many years, Il now mich a'o''eoa'
and largcly IN deTnnd In THIS country.
or tho fix trisc, tho black and silver fox skins
from tho Arctic regions otu worry prucious aud
wonderfully cxpe',iye' As s',pefi,nr l'9l{g Tnq
cross, rctwllttc, and blue foxcs nre less rnrc, and
consequently they aso not 50 expensive, There
las bcon considerable discussion regarding tho
degree Of relationship cx3stinE hctwcen tl'esc
generally regarded aa distinct species, Though
many old trnppers hayu assorted TINT tlle same
litter will aifrtl furs Ut three distinct colnre,
tho animals also being positively different In
character. z---.-.
Tho men who trap and otherwise procure tho
several vartetics Of expensive fur-bcasing uni
mails lead lives rcpleto with tlle scgorest llnr-
thoso wlo crIoy the pleasure of wearing tho
beautifully prepared furs arc usually surround
cd by the must enjoyable conforta OF ll[o.
, 1876-09-16

Mai, Cup. and Fur Tfadt Eettso
which hS i s,tprly tho fashionable world viii, to
most beautiful furs arc inhabitants Of the Arctic
or Northern regions tho Tctnperatonnd Tropical
zunes only a!ford!ng skins which arc more adnpt-
81 fer leatcrs as the l!air, though often spIell-
futelu4ting grounds Of thu world arc Rusaat
with It's Aslattc dcps9deneies, and that immense
tract OF country IN North America from which
So Of Is uTs qS u IN oss
supplied by Northern Europe md Siberia, tho
Russian sablc tuklng the lead, though its stanu.
ard value and merits nrc closely approxt,l.ated
ri rarcr W spccIus of tho fox. Tic Russian sablc is
distinguished from Its American rival by tho
lcngti an fulIIless Of its fur, which Is soft and
glossy, md very mitch darker III color. 'll!o
kns arg ycry s1Rsn,ys Ss tour 9E i've
sized n.ur, tllp prlco is too high tor general
Indulgence. Even thu minute coverings Of the
paws arc esteemed Of sufficient value to be
onea tossthes Tor anEs % Ihe R3rton Of tuf
than thv other parts Is united to snIlar PIECES,
md II known under the nIHle Of sable gills.
About 25,000 sklns arc annually collected
IN tho lsuss'an territory. There IL An , nxttn-
which colnprls tho nlajnrlty Of fur iasc!ers to
supply theiI wants withanora abundant Varieties
Ut m.artcn skins, which nrv Included tihs!cr tho
satnu generic na!,.r. Uf these tho Hudson Bay
sable ru1.ks hgcst, US Il Ia All excellent fur, the
superior qualities being scarcely inferior III
intrinsic beauty to tho Russian. The color,
however, ID always s0sne degrees lighter, anti
consequently tlIs art Of tho oyer IT, Isaalced 10 70
salIlG fnln!ly hclung thu baufny or plna Maftsha
always found in tho tiupths Ut so,Eo extensive
furcSt, r9Nlute frnlM tile hlbttAtos Ot lligil ahd
the stone 1narsen so salsa frota its .; seii;ete
danlzcns VI Eurap0 The akin of the fortlltr
speses IL brown, tho thFoat along being yellow;
, 1876-09-16
below, especially at night, No better opportn.
nifty for watching humanity by gnsI'ght ID NJ
X,a.. .aaI L., In Naaf

below, especially at night. No better opportn-
nifty for Watching humanity BY gas!ight ID NJ
fori,ch in tho West.
Tho artgaltcrics continue to bc we'll patron
lsen. Nothing picasca tile bucolic father OF q
fasnily 80 much rs to takc his youngsters 70 9
and material merits. Tic number Of young men
WHO have cytr1ccd a taete for the fine arts
aimee tho Exposition oponed y something Won. r..
sierfu1. You pass Eronpa Of them leaTnetlly
and then come across a solitary student mIstaR-
Ing genuine pIccc u fc,nin}nlty fol . Down.
East cousin. One Of the most ngreeablo stands
in tho placc Is that devoted to the FREQ dssttbii.
tion OF cologne. II Is tho first place for which
the ilry-goods clerks rush III the evening before
joining thcr ewcethcarts Tho musical part of
previous year. Jol.nny Hand hns charge Of IT, and
ilenppcafs determined that no complaint shall be
preferred against him either as to quantity or
pcctcd to-day, notably one from Lafayette,
Ind,
, 1876-09-16

No7E:.-To. amateurs who do not understand
Numbering board to play games frnm n.ta,on u
Number Oh The black squares; plarc tks bonsd hs.
fore you 80 That black double corner shnll By on
you a ta III ~ aa "t TOP * ha boafd
then on thu bucl square next to the right Of 1t,
and *9 On eeTo.s % +" + IN ths h. VIPER sgtannd eIr M
other haf q! tic black double corner, and 10 on
until - Is ths last number GU your nigh: hand At
MoAE TROUBLE.
There Is quite u little row on loot With DR..
McVlclsar mud one of Ills health officers and
riycr-propellsr man mined Schneider, who
allowing them IN ren,uye their d!sttllcry siops
from tLeir distillcry to the luke III srowa.
Schneider owns ms. Propeller, aud ..P,, Pr9,.
men. under tly Health Board; ut tho
salna time, hu has u eontruct with
Bhuicldt's and the Dlackhnwk dlst!llertcs for
removing their siops in this steamer, the La
salle, nj very ren'','ierative figures
sonlu time ago h. went to Mr. BailSnt!ne, Of
the Illinois plstlllcry, aud ordered lih, to stop
heultng out bis slops IN scows., because lc, Bal
prizes, BalIenainu ordered hitn of the premises,
hence his charge that llc was bfibtng Oalcur
This officer and Or. McVlckar wcro advised
the river, and yesterday morning she WIS caught
III tho net near tho nurth pier.
THoTTIdD BTocK IN LAKB COUNTY.
II. 7. Helm, Esq, has Just closed an exllibl-
tion Of his trott!ng.stocls on lis farm, near
Luke Forest The wet weather was puiavora-
: bic, and there were few sales, but the affair
was a SUCCESS. Those present, Including proul-
tnent bree.less from abE0ud, spoke In high
tcr,ns OF the stock. There were lIn1nbioto-
; nians, Abdailalls, Aln,onts, and other fayorlte
. families, but the young colts Of .AEgonaut car-
rie1 oil the lonors. AFg0naut IL Ouly years
old, aud this hls first lot OF colts, and all,
without exception, showed the strong points uf
tho sire. llu IL u very powerful horse, q dark
bay, and, IN his graceful yet strung movements,
attracted great attention. Ono Of h!s colts, i
stallion, goes 10 Orange County, New York.
LAke County is beconllug prominent for its t1no
- stock.
THE WHISKY MEN.
: ), The statement In an evening paper to the ef.
:. feet that Attoyney-G Geueral Taft contemulated d
visit to Ohio, carried eonpderable dlsappolut'
lnent into tho Grand Jury room Ut the County
Building yesterday There WIS no little dis.
cusslou "a to the probable action Of that official
. before and atter his tour, but some little eonso
latton cams III tho folloMne ambiguous telo
:; gram to Ar. Waslipgton HesIng:
80 WAsMIaoroa, 6upt. lb.-'|'ashlngton Htsinq,
:: GA1ea1o: TAFT aaJs Inst he cannot tell me- which
psales Il sure. Oncal diaeuaslau, suppose, pre-
#s vehtx.
W. THIS diapseth vaa sent by personal friend ot
, 1876-09-16
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
on THE ETAFF,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF Cn1cAao,
HAYES AND WnEELEn MISurE-A1EK, GtAAn Pa
cirio lIorEL, Sept. II, lH7d.-I. Tho ,Gcnotal
Commanding he!eby announces the following.
named ofllcGra constftutlng the Department and
Personal Stafr, w1iu will be ohoyrd anu respected
accordingly: Col. Joseph T. 1'oE!ancc, Chcf of
Stal; CSl. James T., White, Adjutant. General;
cral; Gen. Martin Dec,n, Inspector. Goncral; Col.
y. s. Vail, 1nspector. General tmnuntsd nsenl !;
Phil A, Iloyoc Comn,aaary General; Col. william
Vocke, Judge Advocate acncra!i Col. Y. Il. liar
ns. Chief MastetIng 1. Gtlser. Alas-coi william n
Col. j. ]. Avery, Col. =. Carey, Eol. ". 9. Cole,
Col: G. X. ucrrlsk, Col: Victor GlrarlIn, Col, ".
II. Thompson, Maj. ]. ". Drockwny, Maj. Sto-
phen Holland, a1aI. William y. Waite, Mai: f. n.
Eddy, MAT: 9. 9. Eaton, Maj: James Stewart
Capt. Fred Chic, Capt. Z. a. Fillsins, Cant. Seth
T, Iianehett Can't; Ghas. 7; Harm, Cart. Joseph
II. Ulyison Commander rs are hereby authorizca
70 assnmo the fank af Brgadicr. General, and VIII
Mnt. -Gcp, j. McANTItUK,
, 1876-09-16
TIE SHOW,

Tho Improvement In the weather yesterday
had murked effect on tho attendance at tho
Exposition. Large numbers Of s!ght-scers ar
rived by tho early trains, and by noon there was
quite throng In the building. The exhibits arc
now tn Gsst-class order. Scarcely m unoccuplcd
space T. to b. ssen on the floor, aud tue CALLER
les, which are atrlae neglected by visitors, nse
well stocked With interesting objects. More at
tcut!on would probably be paid To the elevated
part Of the show wcrs it, valuable filtration
features better known. Tho ,sald matron
and phlcgmatic Denedlck will, how.
ever, fud themselves fully Eccompeusetl
for theiF ascent BY the grand elect Of tic scene
, 1876-09-16
TIE BOTI1hIAN MURDER.

WHAT oHR or THE ALLEGED rEnrETlATOns
sArs ABOUT IT.
In the arrest Of Dryer, Shay, McGowan, and
Wlalcu, charged Will, tho murder Of young
JOHN Dot'lnan On tic night Of tho 7th inst tho
detectives arc satisfied that they have finished
their work. The details Of the brutal murder
arc still fresh, md that tho young man was
hiskea sa. ot9 into o eternity BY yc paefb b Of esa sG
" }sS a urser. ss w WITH %as sse .sapdy afy
the matter was largely left to the North Side
detectives, whose experience has heen limited to
te c Msye1 IA ss stOry Sa
thick headed detectives been ab1c to render tho
State any service, and their SUCCESS in this case
Is attributable entirely to the snnth sldS bDys
Ind End pnEe 'ssen u setback fellow sos nef'e e
be tic author Of ino, recent, l!pd,
but his utter ignorance OF the crime. and Ills
complete lack of Information upon any live
subject would suggest his rele9ation 70 the
notorIety be limited to hLs funeral.
Shay was taken to tho West Side, Nhalcn to
the Webster Avenue Station, McGowan to tho
North Aysnuo r1eenst ,i'a;nu aaa Dwysr
Grated Do to ts' tas stspidity ] 'o6 ot tho bold
schaack. Last Last night q Tribune reporter
was admitted to the cell Of Dwyer {tho wise and
consequential Schaack being fn con,atose
state and unable to intcrlerc) and had long
talk with the prisoner. Dwycr is a
JUDio1ous LIAR,
and confines his m[sstntements to squire and
honest misrepresentation Of the fncts. Hc says
he resides at No. 81 Dussol1 street; that on the
and Shay started for the corner Of Harri-
aon md Ifalsted streets to FOLLOW .
torchltgtt procession. They walked around con-
sidcrabty on tho South Side, sometimes in front
atll sometimes behind tho show, and, finally
nr0s Htnr hrfffra. rrnrrhr1 IN WHl18 EtrEnt.
, 1876-09-16

1iARTSIAN-Sept. IA, at 2 O'clock a. M, Fan
nlc Rurk, only daughter Of Launcclot and Mary
Frances Hartman, aged yoara 10 months and .
days.
MELA1N-On the 14th inst, Of heart disease,
william hiclain.
Tho funeral will take place from bis late res.
ilcnce, LTD Wentworth aTcnuc, SnnlaY, Sept II,
at o'clock.
1IEATil--1n this city, Sept. II, 1870, htrs.
Hcath, ngcd "A years. -.
Funeral from hcr late residence, 1929 West Thy.
Ior ntrect, OIL Saturday, Sent. 10, At 10 M, by
carriages to qraceland Comesory.
COOK-Fnueral Of 7. +. Cook, s76 Cottage
thence 10 aracolnnd Cemetery. Ali friends kindly
Invited TO attend.
, 1876-09-16
HYMFNFAf.

: .Sptcial Dtsvatch to Tie tribune
{ DAsv1LLE, Ill.,, Sept. 15-Nhr. L: n. E. Kim-
brough, young lawyer Of this placc, WINS mar
rled to Afias julia Tinchcr, eldest daughter Of
tho late Senator Tincher, last evening, by the
Rev. ", F. Glllemorc, at tho residence Of the
britle,s mother. There nero 400 guests In at.
tendance, while the elegant residence was hand-
aon,ely. decorated ard the beautiful grounds
brilliantly Illuminated, The presents wcro very
numerous and costly.
, 1876-09-16

IN. ~ nort
IA, ~ tic Roy. Mr.. lIIglcy, tho Iey: Chnr1e. l..
Morgan. oi Springfield, Mass.. and Bsitc ". Sfcr-
rill, youngest daughter Of J. D. Merrill, Esq.
=. 11EAnTr-aARFIEhD-111 Chiesgo, 1t tho fan; !;
ga,nts' Episcopal Church IN tho l4th Inst Charlcs
j. Iieartt, Esq, and Mlss Carrie II. Garfield, all
OF this city.
Dusll-EATON-Iu this city, Sept. IL, by tho
Rev. j. +. Sunderland, the HOY. Lnrcn T. Uush
md Mrs. Eannie L. Eaton, both Of Chicago.
, 1876-09-16
AUCTION hAnEs.
by GEO. j.. GORE g. CO.
ES Antl 10 Watneh.nv.
Thursday, Sept. q, at $50 a. N
speoial Trndo Halo in 7

~ - o'oo a. mo
D r < GO o D
%ss ss|s sss s1s'S; tU'sSSfss: U"SfsIs. 5: IN:
sS% soi'oT'as Desirable linz. h
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atsr Msns' and noy' s"1. Aodau" Fine and supe,tu.
.s.s :s:e,,mcat st os;:5ec. ia qu,,
iii. ;ioek vssasly iselaslya yaefaIiniia76Tys. q ri iia 65I
91,f 91s III os4inR sas of; :; a sx sss KID '' ind W.T.
HOSIERY,
s:;e stxss ''ssHs I'd Ttaas 1s s2;
''' ''' KNIT GOODS.
Ga ssa'a%oaHas s aose et c's;n
~ w.. @ DREss, M e, ao,;SDs- q;
a'sss syIe' 'SssT pss settsn "a a
:. ss i ss asiss Faai III '"iss5 and any
1he.e w.'efpioof. aeIada 1to s;e.. 3ar,ou. .,,,,
'as ~ss qualify, E;aAr ii ,a;';KzzRra-
ss55,5; @'I79F13Ma sSs'5 I'll '5s!5 ...4,
10 pay 'a'aHssst HsMsstA.a1aURas. %''''
an enEs{ BR{4SsHp s5g zs= '5Ei5 5"92ste5tGs 59Gls.
Esnesiaily soMgnsa Y y = bremen msnufacturr u 1,
experiment ID 'n?f RIBBoNs- sf!Es5E
i st e i e ass 9s S9s
EDA!TH4nRs T:GS1s .st:I!f: s. FLOWERS
French Aracas 81 far til inost 1alaahio s H. H.
.WATl o,CLoGK F. M.
~ s2s:f AMM5YMGEB&r, s's o:!!; i.;Ts tSss1 q,
IuEsDAy KeEt y teur .eEalss Az; salo aay vaf Il,
, 1876-09-16

THE NEW PATENT PERMANENT PHOTOGRAPHS
now being made by Gcnttle. 103 6tata street, arc
creating great excitement Tho group Of the
Chicago Fite Insurance Patrol nra made by tho
patent prucess, Gentilo has tho exclusive right
for Chicago.
, 1876-09-16

u10uIllN1A TANV G@lIs121kIIs
The undersigned invite tho German citizens Of
tho Eighteenth Ward tn assemble iii tho North
Side Turner Hail this evenIng at p. n,, to orGan-
lie German Republican Club for tho Eighteenth
Ward.
N. Hahn, T. schustcr, II. A.. Knufmann, II.
Tckl, Charles I.letnsnnn, r. 0cndtncr, Fritz ottc
Laubenheimal, Jos. PAul, ri. Endcrs, Ed. T.
schiuctzcr, g. Schnllt, Emil Bicdcrmann, Her
mnnn Dobritz, 4. Peter. G.. Gollangcr, =. koch.
II. Lampastcr, Il. W. uuxmann, and ab'ut aa
nj
, 1876-09-16

THE ROOT i SONS Music COMPANY
ofror special Inducements to buyers at who1cRulo
and retail Of sheet t-muslc. mrsic-books, violins,
guitars, md all kinda Of musical Instruments.
General agents for the Standard organ and Stock
pisuo. Quality guaranteed. No. 150 State street.
, 1876-09-16

Everybody interested In good pcnmanah'p will
be glad to know that TINT excollcnt tcncliof Mr..
Orr'n Kcynods. la asain Al the head OF the writing
department Of II. 3. nryants Chicago Huelncsa
College and English Training School. 1Ie etands
unexccled In this country a. auccessful teacher.
, 1876-09-16
The GATES QE PEARL.

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free from blcmish, to render thcir decay fmposnt
biz, It ia only necessary osuHc Fragrant Sozodont.
1t IL ant!acpto nud sup.emcly wholesome.