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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

0nnn Cant lie Mnie ~ every agents
MILL every ulahih In til buss
wvVV iu.** Ne furnish. hn thuse vii
Ing ~ Na,k nnn ea@iiy .arn Il
,iuysn dollars Ia, riRin III their enn IL.
tHliiirA. llnsa ~ fuNm u explain hein.
business pleasant mud honorable, " Hatn
ani hpys nnl girl IA il W,.liaa mon. "
Will furnish sVu Il aamlttts IiAifl freu
The business pay hMtaf linn anything
s,se. W. viii hour esrsnse II elAtln.
snu, Particulars irep. Write anil $50
lfarrnra Hnl mechanics ihrir enns nI
Lau~ Llers. null al riassus Iii neea Il rass
ing wprk III hp,ns. should Nrnu II ia Ana
lparn NIL about lhe work III ~Neu Nuw i.
iii. time. pun't delay, Address Trlf i
TO Augusta, Milne. iUm.,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

Stney hoota tipped With blue rlnas
M highly recommended or the enf,
II trunsa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
Cu,vnCM OsMGCT ONs,

r..~s@~ntsanal tkMsshs Ms Ats
ss.o.wrsM Tsssss sefsst~s every sahANsA - - Al
= .rA i. Al u W. SaraAs Ashaal ~ W W. NJ
ayy cordially ihsatea.
Epssssret. .sss~ shassh ass'n., nts. y.
VI fntswNn. ~~sieVa every swA1e ~ h'8'a
. "a s.sNs ~ SUNDAY frhaHl ART " ~
~. s.s..sii srss, strangers and me faehe.ee Coz.
aMi,s tnsHea.
M.,A cas.s episcopal = ny =. rens'
sa,aas. vi ssn - 800 -
s.As,h s.h...i g,nrns.ii a,,ts aftt mrfniuE ~fsfs
rss,., r~sasne esHh ThatsAss sscntnKs. sTA''
- t,re.Yal Inyassian rstenisd,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
FOR SALE.

Eighty aufas II land. III apfton i. 30 /,
N nersn ~. bfaakin4 III II i'rier Ann
Norway nais Mt.si putalaps. aud iifi,
tins II hay ~ SALE III ny farm,
NJ II. i,uDLlIII,E.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
IA In nnmo ifna''na tho F.ao Ttno

: =
Tar Cordial Il ~
composition. !lt,l & tltefel,A 9Ita tfaia
the objections thu 4pl, u mineral
teA.tllea. Experience haa Alttm !, 'l'st
metlicin.t ltel,sti hmi II listal.ia
formula tHe. ala III. ltI u.si, lanfa
effective In 'ii,aitslY tai iis,so
which are Wildly q Fttiy miner |,
sshse tn .E5H MOT iFiulily simulated
1, tho II .lsil, fsi Il agln i ~ lnf'fl
at,pi effs a. I'LL Il ltlsn'atly tie
Of Dr, Msanf's rl.E lahh iaaa
laei,i.i, Nith is4f II roll npna
IL aiital t5t49,t a3.f IL til lat
instance. al ultimately ~ effect y
permanent .ufe, II Il aane laH III
proving iH,ead ST int'1i.fiar with tn
general ,one and regularity Il tvs
t,ftriIi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

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ssasAs4es ~sss IL 49, asFts e. ss@s
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asss tiAH a t#hss
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apusss fsss tht Hssa aNswstians asssi sH tTaa'*
80 s.s,4ass ssss aMth sftsAslutni la*ssa'sn
All ssxal nssssss sNwss y ttfsssN he fs4sfssa
etAltsts "A az asssanas sa*a,sirm shrtn I'ssh
nsh.a, ami M ssaaasa Il iaaass~'sssn VII
W. given until tie raallrstipa To- arr Isasa'
An stsssunss payable aans*stis
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srasnsls.l a.snrsmpns IL ieiiane Na'@sia',
saa arr tsspasssa NJ tsesase ~ hanfia g
r. A.. ~
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81 Ell n
- The hulhinr tla.s W. ffe nov
strNIlHss ~ f'irltlkA all riH.A.. Nlslt -,
.taut titlptat ltAth ii ltitv. H. " iluu ~
III ,aa4 81 tHf th,tf spite thamati.i l.asl.
ua.. lsea itTIai and lNnAinitlH. l',f*nr. III
siihtt #vA tnstlt naft tlFN ~ rshss II hb
lev evening aha 4 snIasils,nal Han, ~
lfsVsius tiiytr Nhnle ii,se To tLu ln.Inpss,
liNys ali .ifis ssfa iieatls h# Mtl,h ~
ma fhaI All Mn "a, this isaiaa nAHs srlid
1 iisvir Hillsss. nnI 10. Tho business va
,naAe tlEs ,,nratllli,al eite. ~ #uei ii hfn
n.I Ntll ssilsfni VI vii ssplI .tn .IpIlAf
/ ~ las TN Va trHuhIp II NtittlH FNIl rAfs
1 ll.ulalsl AsWtias whit #ssHfii dollars III
/ commence Rafk nt,. ~, i cry IL iI5sms
\ mn llfsslH, uNe u tllp lafEusl niti L..l
Illustrated luhsif .tEase. hii ia f,.n Nv
! mil Healer, If sNiI want II rnst rapt.
prnhsaifip NuIA. Airpss. Htasel. isffs8s.s
II ~ Portland. Naihr lhiHJ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
CANNOT nl.
I X . Z / / Z .

rnAAissso~s, Mar ~, lsds,
II, II. stEsessl
l,pAt ~ar@ TAla rsltlfy thai
/ have nsel ,asi .tlllaaj Ftsrst
alton" In my sAMais fur sfs.tal
Year,, all iislnk that. FIR Ssfs1st
Ii III ,'snksfaus lluinufa ~ kltsn
tnallr ntsttians. 4 eani,id ~ ~
eullrd. aua "a llusAsi puilflft ~
sptlug n.dsint. II II thv best
III ~ | haze pssF as.l .anl hase
us.a aihnsi sfslhins. ian
cheerful, recommend 4 ~ any
ans IL, Nas. i III such a tslNsliuH.a
Sauis rss1reifslls,
Mne. Al Al. t.lkFAIuHf,
NJ, W TN eeii sitssti
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
| Reliable Evidence

4ssae~a
Mn. N, II. AsNsxksl
bear ~ | vii masa eheeFfltNlA
all my Testimony IN thu uIeal
nHmksl srn hsss siistls received
IN favor ~ sauf Hteat anil ptsnd
.nudlalha, tknif,sss lut ! 10 MI
think pnuuHl tali hr Hsia III ~
rra.Ar, f.r As@ Troubled AVER
thirty Years viii, that aseaif,l
tliaraar, s'nfiaftt, and ltai SUI II
had soaaliihe sprlt- thai u wehld
..sn, ~ tllpush | nds.r ut't,ld
breathe any mnre AMI ,Saastisf
las ruttll u.. aud 10 fssi U
,haNk ,ls,i AL thu timw lhAt their
I il rn p,,el m.tlleine i. Ntustisfs
and / Alsa thinA Il one ~ the hsss
muaEsiaea f.,f entigha AMI weak /,
! aIukins ts.lln.e IA site tt',lnasl, i
! anil advise every huiy IL take ths
tsu1tAs, FIR esn aN.iits thsnl
II 4. uns IT The hssl medicines
that ave- NJ
Mrs. T.. l4UHk.
Tor Magazine and Walnut .s@.,
t'smAtldae, Mass
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
Nlck'a

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE a. lspfS
Ii tho mus, henuiifnl work u the kini Ia
thu world II contains matlt ihD pages
hundreds nf tlne illustrations, md sl> Urn
M Plate. u flowers. hWauiifnll. ,lrnwn aud
eulurpl ftam nature, Price 40 rvuts In IN.
pvr rasors, ~ ~, In elegant cloth Printed
Iii German nnd English,
Niuk'a Floral ,,nI,iv. unarts,', e5u year
N,,k Catalogue s0u illustrations only
7 cents Address.
.lAnn. Nnh, l.aeLs.ler, N y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
The NrltuN scntnuf e.tnt.
Neeait

Il sslasstel IN tea ,asah mas.ies ce'as ard
Aesh II hersss ani saf#ass, II his lvi@
gutnstsl inert NHspsHttt stNtx W sras4
I'M. strain. elni galis, Scratches, SweTns,
ani general lament~s than All uihsf rem.
rtss.N III existence lsrai shai tAs great
nfaa. sinNn MMA III IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
For ,,ietrdsra al .ha s,cmat

~
Liver, Kidneys, ara I's,'lerihc riae
IREL TAg 1rNHt,f. Is lnfs' ,esisaa.a
remedy, sir,c Il speedily strengthens
thrac erraussul u forms their IA
lafsiss. H. NJ tlaihg Ii undoubtedly
prevents liz many fami'shie f,-,s,,its
attributable u lls9tltrtd Objection,
imperfect secretion oi III, all In.
activity uf IT, ufi;ats Urgant, Appetite
is improved anl tito stomach v.e',sd
to digest tho food ~ lhis admirable
invigurant and corrective, which ala
stimulates The Liver anl Kidneys to 4
htslshll l,riosnaie. u TIER iuno.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

sahH ! III TO strongly nsNsai uiNsn
saese MA tfe ttssttsa VIII 4 Ins,rh
us tta'asa4ti sie lunEA, ssnte eithet,
IL neEls 'fi, uay lfr,e H. " Ito ire.
errsnr it t'4at terrible na'a,l, Ion.
flmp'lea. Tie ins .rfaiiar ,Ilcri of
nr. l. q, &. NisnARfs risr lrkr
Tar 6nkf'At. ~ II s',s 80 81 ria.
lifution arl the rFt9gItistidc oirh
vhi.h II t.ffsts ,sa..l.s alA,l Coils
ailcfl IT, 1t - it,e rffsts,ioa
against ,'lf.asc witch latt e. Is / lie.
mature rfa,cs ,haasar,.s wAon ne
yAtaiSvn a#ttfsrf8t fs4 TIA hpSe saved.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

MnSfnua.as, AiN Anr, L., issi
,si,rnt,,mnn. hnse nwpi usef unr gtvss
1T tssisrn l.iSistNr, s.llsn wrappers,
IN the mules II the plantation besides
lesra. II the family Lihimeas Tor ~. ns.
urnrr. want 10 purchase IL Al the whole.
sale price, aud will thank soa ~ ship me
hy sasan nah kIvannf nnu gross ~ zach
Mud. Ns~srs a 4 ItcWsfs n CU Will
nAy YOUR hil. nn presentation,
Respectfully, jams nhnunw,"
The hos, patrons IL this l.lnlmen, arr
farflers and Veterinary Surgeons II heals
aulls, wounds AMI fell.esil. removes Swell.
lings nnd II worth NltLias- III npLlsn
~ farmers. l.ivrrN,men. slcaksgfnWrrs.
Shecp.raisvrs. nni lhuse having horses or
cattle
Nha, a Farricr cannot la fur 80 the
ucniaur llni,nanl viii III ~ a tfiung cost
These l.nimsuts ART warranted w tn.
rrapri.tors. md bottle will he given ~
any Farrirr 81 Physician whe desires 10
t.st theta Sold everywhere.
Laboratory Ut } u, kore n o..
III nss W, NEW NoHe
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23

t4 A ~ M 49, t. Il a.. \
Gil $3.50 tfeh Lii il
FIT sts 8tl Ia af sd II !,
srnsls. With escss i tvs Hlsassy
svolhitr ftl lrsilnR inl'urAre nfa
tue iRliar,sl Ling II tie ltpailirg
.&saAA8
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-23
NrM AnnA IhnnAIA- III

Univ wv
Every owner ~ hnrsrs should stKn the
fItsfstn I,lstanSt Trial w ennsilsf
II the he. at,iclr ever n..d IN uar s,ahlss.
I'll, MARSH sap Aiams Us stables,
INV
~ rILTz, snrt [ = tx rtahlss, W.
ALBERT \. ul.iN, @ar,. Nat ~,
stables, n
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u. ~, 'rai.rol,n.
, 1877-07-15
TIFFANY WATCHES,

We we're shown on yesterday by .Mr. E. Y.
Roddin, the Well-knoTn and popular jeEclcr at
No. $50 State street, some Of those celebrated
watches manufactured by Messrs. Tiffany d. Co.,
New York, and were surprised to sec the great
degree OF perfection attained by that world
renowned firm in the art OF matchmaking. Mr..
Roddin is now the sole agent in Chicago for the
sale Of these watches, and has on exhibition 4
full assortment, from the beautiful Louis XIV,
style lady's watch to tho regular gents size,
including all the fine and complicated grades
from the perpetual calendar to the split-second
chronograph lninute~repeatcr. We would rec
ommend all connoisseurs and others interested
in the purchase OF really fine watches to call
and examine these famous timc-keepc-s.
, 1877-07-15

THE MUCH-TAtKED-0F SWIMMING BATHS
at the Palmer House OF DR., McChcsncy's deserve.
rs also do his Turkish. Russian, electric and
mcdlcated-vapor baths, all the praiee bestowed
Entrance, No. SO Monroe street, Swimming baths
alone, half-price-
, 1877-07-15
LOCK !!

lO0Ki
Drs- McChesney teeth. best set, So, combining
beauty and practical use. Gold flling the finest
the Doctors give this department their personal
attention. Facts tell the truth. All dentists will
admit that McChesneys insert the best teet,, tor
50. The question with them is. How long are they
to continue at these prices: The large number OF
our best citizens fully appreciate this golden op-
portnn!ty. The Doctors large and elegant rooms
are at the corner Of Clark and Randolph streets,
, 1877-07-15

Both. sides have been winning victories and
rendering thanks therefor with such remark
able unan1nity anu monotony along the Dam
ubc and in tue East that the public would feel
obliged to them If they would cnliyen the Te
Dcum Of affairs By owning up to refrcshinsIy
exceptional defeat.
, 1877-07-15

The New York 1Fortd remarks editorIa1;v:
In big city like this a great many pcoplc
work all night and sleep half the lay, aud a
Great many more arc nervous inyaIids "a who,n
noise is poison. Yet all this business can be
done without yclling.'' 1t looks as il the author
Of this statement were advertising some pre-
ycutiye Of dttiriun1 {rr11ae,4x
, 1877-07-15

Almost every morning when they 60 to sweep
up the front steps OF The Grand Union Hotel at
Saratoga they come across the bodies of ten or
fifteen trade Jews who, having been refused ad-
mission by the night-clcrk, have died Of hunger
and thirst
, 1877-07-15

Some one asked Judge H1Lrox the other day
why it was TINT he did not admit Jews to the
Grand Onion Hotel at Saratoga, and be replied
that it was pure matter Of business. t.Le
jew said he, in tho language Of sunny F1dacc
'lc Jew nc yaut pas Ia chandelier
, 1877-07-15

something beyond computation. 1t was COM
mon thing for ladies in the best society to keep
private bottles. aud, though the effect Of their
potations Was for some time disguised, at last
ell restraint was thrown off and the women be-
came actually riotous- As there are NJ records
Of arrest for such conduct, Capt Scorr must be
either most excellent liar "or a very bad DO
liceman.
, 1877-07-15

'Dot BLAckAnD von Louisiany,' Is what m
honest Dntchtnan who hadn't quito caught the
name Of the eminent cx-Eext-Governor of Lou
isiana called him. If PACKARD does get into
power, we suppose he will put the State under
United States marshal law,
, 1877-07-15

Evangelist MoopT establishes to his own salts
faction that Mrs. L1vERMoRE is not Christian,
because she contends that il man knocks off
drinking OF his own accord he is not a drunk
ur}
, 1877-07-15
nAurAtatr -. rro-nr ,..s.~ -...

BARGAINS III SECONDHAND PIANOS
can be had this week at the Root Il Son Mueic
Company, 1856 State street. A variety Of styles
and prices. These instruments have been taken in
exchange for new Weber plauos, and will be closed
ont at low prices to make room for new.
, 1877-07-15

Transactions in the Loan Market
Fewer, but Payments
Better.
Renewals in Denand---
Rates Of Interest
Low.
A Scanty Record Of Sa1es---Somo
Specimen Transactions.

| In the loan market the main difference be-
tween the first and second weeks of the month
is, that, during the past week, transactions have
been fewer but payments have been better than
they were at the date Of our last report. Agchts
tell us that the dull season has now set in,
when there is generally q lull in the demand.
To All impartial observer there appears to have
been q lull for some years, making perennial
Sunday Of tho rcal-estatc market ever since the
panic Of 1878. What arc these gentIcmcn's
ideas of brrczc, L storm, or hurricane, il
they consider this lufl in comparison with what
they were doing q month agol The faut is,
there has been little demand for new loans for
months past. Almost all the transactions Of
any amount that lavo taken place since the
commencement Of the year have been renewals
aud replacing Of old loans in other quarters on
more favorable terms. Money is cheap, and, in
saving that the whole story is told. 4 rise in
the rate Of interest will be the first indication
Of returning prosperity
The important transactions Of the past week
were as follows:
Madison street, 81 feet west Of Market street,
north front, g by 90 feet, $4,000; five years at
~ per cent.
Dearborn avenue, southwest corner Of Ontario
street, 50 feet east front, $16 600; five years at
~ per cent.
Wilmcttc, 67 lots to secure, $1,000; three
years at u per cent.
Madison street, IS feet north front, between
Honore and Lincoln streets, also 81 feet west
front on Honorc street, between Van Burcn and
Jackson streets, to secure loan of SIS 900; five
years at s per cent.
The premises III and 226 Washington street,
N hr 1SD feet 1000: five Years at ncr ccnt
State street, ~ feet south Of Adams street,
20 feet cast front, $l5, ,000; tire years at per
cent.
Tic premises SW Michigan avenue, 50by 1701{
feet, $1,000; three years at per cent.
Clark street, between Monroe aud Adams
Streets west front, G3 By 90 feet, $3S.000; live
years at per cent.
The premises 77S Michigan avenue, $500;
live years at per cent.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR TIE WEEK ENDING |
, 1877-07-15

aludes to the present verT prosperous condition Of
the business Of Aessrs. Stcinway & Sons, which
hFm exported to Europe during the month Of juno
fort5-two OF their highest priced upright and
grand pianos. 1
, 1877-07-15
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Boots and shoes, latest styles, lowest prices.
All goods warranted, at Montgomery d Law
sons, 244 State street.
, 1877-07-15
PERSONAL

been translated into Tamayl BY Y Banoosapol
charSar, Of the Madsss University, who also an
uounccs rendering OF the samc play into sansczit
Airs. Fassett contradicts the report tina
her picture OF the Electoral Commission il write
for advertising purposes, unl that heaus are in
serted In it for certain gums Of money paid il
hand.
Mr- G. f. Lewes, the husband of George
Eliot, once wrote novel called -tRanthotpe,
One who read it years ago says that 'sProt1ems O.
Lille and Mind" by the same author, isuo dul1e,
than lhe norel II ia OF that sort which Lowell
calls literature for dcsolate minds"
Mr.. Henry Merritt, tae English artcritie
whose death was announced in recent telegram,
WIS married On the 11tn OF April Inst to Miss Annie
H. Lee. one vi the most promising OF young Amer
icsa psinters Mr. Merritt was In the 5dfh year of
his age. His abilities we're Of a high order, mud
his success, bota social aud commercial, WIS com
mcnsuratc with Them
Eli Perkins insulted respectable publisher
in New York hr oaer;nc the naauusc1ipt Of .shu.
,mofous ~ work for consideration. .'uow came YOU,
Ar. Perkins, " said the publisher in an injured
tone, ''to bring your writings to mc:" 'sFor no
better reason, replied Eli in perfect good faith.
Ethan BECAUSE yuu happened to be next door to
ny bootmaker-" This wiiticism, unconscious As
It was, su1passcs the best thing Mr.. Perkins eser
Intentionally said.
Mrs. Blair, widow OF Francis P. Blair,
sa 'se.As ~ 10 uouetstooo lual some o' tnc
-[5rz< ~ Tho s.a-;,.1 ,.,.s 49, o..n.r', wv
.,,r ~ 1,~,-.a, ...a,. .s...+s ~. ~
eor;,1 ,fo .h. w. ,,~a,,,, .dn,;-.a - estaas
1e, ,,,r-ol ne. .x.a ,,ac,,,s-1r hn,.n- c.. 49,
ttr hn.tnn5 -ct.inoa th.,, rsrs;ro1 ,ra -s,.,a1
<t,sr,1,. j., 49,, $500, Ia..-n ~" 1n
~csr. ~ ,ao ,,, 80
-;d,,, .n,a n-.ss;,.,.-. ~. ss-'an, - 7e@A
w. W "''0e
II. CAzeneuVe> the french ma5tclan, sent
word to his wife that he had been taken prisoner
hy the Sioux in the streets of Cheyenne. Indian
Territory Two honrs afterwards he reported his
.sssac nao sa'e arrival At omana. NOW cheyenne
t.s,.a 10y '.s ss4.ess Atv noe ~
Lonr., ,rns. s,s+.1, s-".,, c,,.ha ~ -. 'a'.s
.t,-. =, - .'.o. .oI paua ~. eaxsaas. '.s
,rh,e, :. .,.sS. >, ,r''.. y! 49, ~ .Ias.'s 49,"
,,so.* :, ~ ...'a ~ w.t. A'~
N~ 'oA <@"1 49,
mAn IN Engianu EanLeu, Tue otner daY,
10 register certain Greek word as trademark for
IN sak which he manufactured but the Registrar
refused on the ground that - a mere word" conld
not oe trademark accorlin" to law, which defines
1t as ~ distinctive dcvce, " etc. The case was
.aff1eu INTO court, where the plaintiffs counsel
quoted Longfcllow' authority for the word ''ex-
ce!sor being ''rtrangc device. " out the prncti-
cal Judge declined to recognize the poctica prccc-
dent, and Judgment WAS given on the other sidc.
T'ha N1,,on this .,.,o1- +,1-,. oo,,.;,,, ~
ray high but deserved compliment to the lite1a~
r. style of Matthew Arnold He has sweet
artistic RESPONSIVENESS" says the Nation, I'm
easy, kyle refinement, just verginc on humor,
toat is quite his own. The prose OF the poet, the
h'etor an. and the reformer, constantly reflects |
Tue pursuit Of ench; but Arno1d's speaks only OF
, 1877-07-15
REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.

RtmhRKABtE CURE Of DEAFNESS.
Mr. Cornelius Annhcin7; No. 100 Newberry ave-
nue., who had been deaf for . long time, and
troubled with very distressing noise In his carr
has had his hearing fully restored In less than two
weeks by Dr. 7. ". Farnsworth, No. 1870 South
Clark street, Chicago. !,
, 1877-07-15

Their asked an architect the other morning
What tic thought of tf'e new Capitol at SPRING
field. and he replied that he looked upon it as a
capitol QfTeuse,
, 1877-07-15
CAffSE fQA

CAUSE FOR DIVORCE
South-sfde lady recently married threatens to
apply for divorce because her chubby" forgot
to bring home can OF II Waidner's baked beans.
, 1877-07-15

We notice, have, almost without exception, left
their shadows with Co7elin, our famous photog-
rapher at the northwest corner Of State and Madi-
son streets.
, 1877-07-15

Keeu's Custom Shirts Made to Neasurc---
Very BEST 6 for 50; no obligation to keep any Of
kcep's shirts unless perfectly satisfactory. 173
Mad{suu-e1 -
, 1877-07-15

UHfadinE Love}fncss
belongs only to the immortas, but whoever uses
the fragrant Sozodonr at least dety time to In
teeth.
, 1877-07-15
DURABLE AND EXQUISITE.

Dr.. Price's unique perfume%pct rose 4lista
bouquet, and other odors. hare powerful, dnrs-
bic, and ex4uisite fragrance.
, 1877-07-15

Tile only reason, Of course. is t11at nothing bet
ter was offered or known; bnt now the Cb,caso
Starch Works produce an article tby nc,s and i'm
proved ps''ccss without rotting the grain) which !.
pure, wholesome, and nutritious food; has ali tho
Sweetness and fragrance of the corn and is not in
1nrlons and the tnow-whftc gloss for laundry pnr-
poses 10 as much superior In strength and smooth
ness as the sun is to candle Il takes one-aftb
less aud costs no more than the common articles
called gloss and corn starch.
, 1877-07-15
LADIES, DO NOT FAIL TO NOT3cF

that am The only air-dea1cr in this CITY thu,
manufactures and sells the improved Saratoga
Wave. My Saratoga Wave is far superior to auy
article sold by other dealers. called by auy name
they may choose to give their goods. J also
manufacture and Ecll
Invisible French crepcs.. st. 90
opse''nef naFes--.....--.-..-.... -.....-... g. 90
trHmpee Waves .--..--..- .....--....-....... 81
rams .......-....-.-.--..-.. ......... 8.
Mrs. c. THOMPSON,
210 Wsbaah aycuuc
, 1877-07-15

For Catarrh and 1Iny Fever use Jefrers
nncqualed "Frcnch Catarrh Cure" Trjaf and
samples free to ALL Office 20 State st Perley Jeffcrs
, 1877-07-15
BUSINESS NOTICES

Only q few days more and the great bank
rnpt sale Of clothing will close. Sale is at l7B
East Madison street, between Fifth avenue and
LaSalfe street.
, 1877-07-15

THE STElNWAT FOR EUROPE.
The htssc Trade Reriesc, commenting upon The
prosperity ot the general piano trade Of Men York
, 1877-07-15

/ The following is the total amount OF CITY and
suburban transfers. within 4 radius Of seven
miles OF the Courthouse, fled for record dur
ing the week ending Saturday, July II: CITY
sales, IS: consideration, s4ls,7l2 South OF
city limits, sales, 1; consideration, $1l,0O.
West o. city limits, sales, 2; consideration,
$500. North Of city limits sales, 3; considera-
tion, $1,000 Total sales, 81; total considesa-
ton $444912
, 1877-07-15

RG.AI MS
I'M
LIN {: II
SUI T S.

y
stock OF Linen and Cambria Suits,
Basqases, and OverSkirt :, at less
than half price. The following
quotations will convince you Of
the fact:
20 Linen Su!ts. 5 pfeces trimmed with Cam
nr1c nnnds III 81, -; sod elsewhere fur $3.50
:3o ha*qnes and Uversk1sts, elegantly cmbroid-
c1sa; 1t -; former price, a. IS
.so Linen suits, = pieces heavily embroidered
a. -. W; fold one week ago At 50. Also lot Of
11atques "a and Oyetskirts, trimmed with Knife
Fial2ag AMI Enbcutdery, Mt 81, worth ST. so.
l3o suits embroidered In elegant designs. trim.
me1 with TorchoR Lace and knife Plating. 1t
w. j0, reduced from S1U.OU.
- Linen t;atIsse Suits, Handsomely embrofd
cred IN eoloIed xephyrs. at ST. 90, manufactnrrrs,
price S11. So
1!5 Easqnrs and DserskIrts, heavily embroid-
cred In MI colors, and Finished with heavy Linaa
fringe. ut S. so: we'll worth IS. 50.
'NN Foulard uasqueN and Uvcr~krts. elegantly
embroidered and finished with Linen knl{e-PlaIt-
in.. at s.. 30: worth 81. 90. ;:
Grass Cfnth, at 81; cheap at s..
- :1o Linen Dusters at $3.50, 81. Is, Sc, aao :
81. ~; one half less than the material cost