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Chicago G. Northwestern R,a-
Embraces under one managemen,
Great Trunk Railway Lines of the m
and NORTHWEST, and, with its M
GUS Branches and connections for%- {
shortest and quickest route betwaes Il
cago and all points in Illinois. Wisca,.
Northern Michigan, Minnesota T.
Nebraska, California and the Wss9
Territories. Its
Omaha and California Line
L. the shortest and best route beteep "a
and ail points in Northern Illinois Iowa NJ
Neb aska. Wyoming Colorado. Utah W.
California Oregon. China. Japan sDd an,
Its s
chicago, 81. Paul 4 Minneapolis, n
Is the shoft lire between Chicayo and all
in Neffhsrn Wis onsin and Minnesota, All +
Madison. ST Paul Minneapolis, Dslu,h. an
points in the Great Northwest. Its
La Crosse. Winona d ST. Peter Ii
IL the hest route between Chicago and Lac,
WfnoBa. Rochester. Owatsnlsa Manksto s. N
Nes uim, and ali paints in SoHtheln and r,r
Ainnesofa. Its WI
Green Hay 4 Marquette Linz
y tifc only i4oz ottNtcH Nulc2cO and JaD,syS
Naferfown. Fond dn Lac Oshkosh An
Green Bay, Eschsnaba. Negaunee. MAJ.
iioughtoI'. Hancock asd the Lake Superior n
try. It's
FreepoFt L. DUBUQUE Line
II the onl, route between Chicago sna y,
Rockford. Freeport. and all points via Re,
LIS
Chicago 4 Milwaukee Lin.
Ii the Old Lake shore Route. and il the on,
passing between Chicago and Evanston n
Forest. Highland PAX, Waukeean. r.
Kenoeha AMI Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room r,
are run on all through trains of this M
This is the ONLYLINE running h.
cars between Chicago and St. Paul i
Minneapolis, Chicago and MilwauS
Chicago and Winona, or Chicago
Green Bay.
Close connections are made a. Chic,
with the Lake Shore 6 Michigan Soutbs
Michigan Central, Baltimore & Ohio ri
burg Fl Wayne and Chicago, Hank,
Line and Pan Handle Routes for all pd
EAST and SOUTHEAST, and with
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Gem
for all points SOUTH.
Close connections are also made y
the Union Pacific r. r. al Omaha for
West points.
Close connections are made at jug,t
posnts With fy9fAs Of all cross points,
Tickets over this route are sold by
Coupon Ticket Agents in the Tn
States and Capadas.
Remember you ask for your Tickets
the Chicago Il North Western RailV
and take none other.
New York 0fsce, No. z15 BroadwI
Boston Office. No. 5 State Street ON
Office, No PAS Farnham Street; San Fl
cisco Office, No. 12l Montgomery Sin
Chicago Ticket Offices, SO Clark Street
der Sherman House IS Canal. col
Madison Street Kinzie Street Depot
ner w. Kinzie and Canal Streets "
Street Depot, corner Wells and Ri
Streets.
For rates or information not attain,
from your home ticket agents, apply
MARVIN HUGHlTT, Gen. Man. CHE
W. n. STENNETT,
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Have manufsctured and In use over n. %
he peculiar charm Of this ps.no ;s its .a.,s|
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1 OWING e Its Sympathetic, mellow. vet rich sAl
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~ way. Toledo. Iowa Il Snyder. proprietor.
This elegant md comDodions New Hotel Is nov
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DESNITI9Tl

Wfl be ct Toledo the second Nonday OF ever
W Month andremain one week 1t DR.. Soust
eTs ONCE Also NJ TrAey the 3rd Monday of each
month. remaining one week Filling teeth with
Gold, speciality All other work done.
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II. ". 8OY0zO0, II. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Toledo. Iowa
Residence same old place, opposite CHEosI-
Gle on1ce-
, 1877-11-11
TEE FOUNDLINGS.

NLGURD OE IuE HOME.
The following extracts arc taken from Faiths
Hfcord, the little ciglt-page monthly which
records the doings OF the Foundling's Home:
oct. l9-We commenced the day with few
pennies. Before noon VIC had visit from the
friends who have two Of our little ones, aged and
: years, Us tnc, promising children as can he
fonnt. These little ones each gave It's 25 cents.
Not the first time their little hands have heen
opened for our relief. 4 ady wrote to u, several
days ago, asking us 10 send for some things at
OF light calico. three pictures valued ut IS, which
we might sell, also - IN money. How much
good these gifts have been to Us to-da;, our klni
friends viii never know until they hcr t!1c blessed
words: ''lnnsmnca ~ yc hAvc done It unto one Of
ths least % Of these re have done it unto ne;,'
gave IS in time oi need. 4 box of clothln. 1s
receive! from keosauQua, H.. garments nude by
stockings. knit doubtless, by her own hand Two
lltts girls BROUGHT u package Of clothing. Still
garments. The Lord wonderfully providcs ] for ns
Ill thls way. Il pretty little rocking chair WIS
Elven, which VIC shall pnt the reception roon III
for The accommodation Of our many wee visitors.
Nore bread and cakes from {. aud H.
SATURDAY. Oct. 27.-For Il number Of days it has
pleassd tAe Lota 70 try oar faith, a former mcm-
ously lett s.. i little boy IN Napcrvilc gave 81
cenls for milk. An old gentleman, 81. Our
hearts are grateful for all these reminders that we
Wednesday, Oct :31.-A young lad about Is
seor= Of aye, who lives twenty miles from the city,
came IN quite early this morning. bringing eume
vegetables. This boy lost his father ABOUT two
years aso, since whicn he has done much OF the
cultivation Of ten acrcs OF Land left to the fam,y
ne a51scs fno the city ANA makes his own sales Of
produce. We arc much .ratitied ut benz remc,n.
pered ny 20 noolc ! boy. and we are sure our
Heavenly Father vii! reward bis generosity 10 the
little ones. While writing. we catch glimpse from
the window u our faithful old nurse Coming with
her basket OF bread which she usually brings twice
week. No doubt she has Il hit Of cake for SeIspn
VINO was her pride ana the best loved nffer she lad
adopted her own. lady scnds u4 q iur of milk:
I'LL these things give us much 1clp.
, 1877-11-11
THE CITY-HALL.

The liccnse-reeeipts yesterday we're $3.50.
The Comptroller yesterday issued revenue
warrants amounting to $3.50, and redeemed pop
niaf'loan certificates amounting to S31 600.
The paving Of Twenty y-sccond street, from
Blue Island avenue to Centre avenue, has been
hn'sled, and Rush street, from Chicago avenue
north, is nearly ready for travel.
The Treasurer received yesterday s5O0OO from
County Treasurer nucls, S2l1 from the City,
Collector, S3,4S1 from the Water Department,
and S1,o4s from the Comptroller.
Three new cases OF scarlet-fcrer were report
cd at the Health Office yesterday Two cases OF
smallpox were also reported from No. Il Broad
Street. The mortality from the former disease
mas not been heavy, oniy four deaths having o.
r. Building permits were issued Yesterday to
Samuel Johnston for thrce-story aud Iasc-.
ment storc-uwclling, 25x60 teet, franklin, near
YAK street, to cost &, $50, aud to q. c. Durand
ior three-story aud cellar store dwelling, 3Ox
i0o let, Green, near Washington street, t. cost
S9oco. During the past week the Building. De-
paftment has issued twcuty-oue permits for
, 1877-11-11

AMEETlSG OF THE BOARD or DIRECTORS
OF the Public Library was held yesterday after
noon, President Shorey in the chair A bill for
gas and bill for books, the latter amounting
to 1,4S2, were read aud ordered paid
Dr.. Hotz, OF the Committee on Library, pre-
scnted report recommending the purchase OF
u list Of books at ] cost OF S3777.lo. The report
was adopted. The same gentleman moved that
the Committee be instructed toRelect and pur-
chase books to the value Of $50 from list
presented ot Bohemian works. The motion
prevailed. =,
Dr.. Walker. Committee on Rules and Rcgula-
tions, presented an adverse report un the pro-
posed amendment to Kue 81, providing that
cards shall not hc issued to persons under l6
Years OF age, and tnat all such pcl lsoIs can draw
books only OH the parents cards t,y shown.
written order 1roT the parents designating the
book or books selected. Some DISCUSSION took
place on the subject. Mr.. Onahan holding out
1or the amendment OH the ground that there
we'e many books in the Library, iucltAling par
Alrs. Soutllworth, and otter books OF
fiction, which should not get into
Juveniles hands. III his opinion, parents or
euarolans ought to have the power to direct
tue ch!idrcn's tastes. The Committees rcpnrt
was adopted, however, Mcssr=. Shorcy, Walker,
anu scranton voting in the affirmative. anu
:!He siessfs. Ao1z and Onalan voting in the mega
!, Dr: Waller presented resolution providing
tlat hereafter all lists Of books reoorteu by 1hc
honmlttec On Library shall be submitted to the
board at one meeting and be voted for at the
next, the lists being III the meantime onen fnr
lhe inspection .! The Directors ut the iihrari-
aus room. Tie resolution was adopted.
MI Poole, thu Librarian, gaye brief &c
, 1877-11-11
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

The County Clerk will begin the official can-
vass Of the vote Tuesday, most probably.
Guenther's defeat, it appears, has worked an
other hardship to the "liiug." If he had been
elected, it is said, McCaffrey was to lave been
the next County Agent.
There are said to be twenty candidates for
the olice OF County Physician, and as many for
Warden Of the Insane Asylum and Hospital
and County Agent. The indications are that
there will be i clean sweep in all these otiices*
After tue first Monday in December Holden,
AfeCa!{rer, Carroll, Schmidt, aud Guenther will
be no more. Their future occupations, it is
said, will be as follows: Holden is to build a
railroad, McCalTrcy goes to his Iowa lands and
will open Il curncr grocery. Carroll will go to
plastcrng for awhile and then to tie Green Isle
Oh visit, Schmidt will give ls attention to the
manufacture of First premiutn'' beer, anu
Guentler goes back to his farm.
TIE CNAlRMASs1t1r FIGHT.
The fight tor the Guardianship Of the new
Beard CUES brayely on, aud it is hard to tell
who is ahead. Ceary WAS the most confident
yesterday, having been assured taat to vote
Tor himself would not be without precedent
With the seven votes he has pledged, ii nc c0-
ciuacs to vote Tor himself he would seem to
have the whole thing in his own hands, yet the
other candidates are not without hope Fitz-
gerald IS busy, Bradley thinks he has some
strength aud Sennc hus all idea that in all the
strife he may turn up winner. Among the new
mcuibcrs there are also said to be soiuc candi-
dates. Spolford att1 Burline are supposed to bc
filled with ambition, and Mr.. Meyer would
not decline the offer OF lIuldcn's place. So
fur, aIr. Tabor, who is sick, appears to hold the
key to the situation, aud until tie is heard from
it cannot he flretoll who Is to cor1tc out ahead,
or whether the new Board will bc organized and
controlled by the Republicans or not. 1t is gen.
orally conceL.d, however, that Fitzgerald will
act witt. the new members, which would give
tne'u tho control, but the condition is supposed
to be that they will support ". j. Hyues for
County Attorney.
, 1877-11-11


sHuKR.On Friday. Nov. Q. at m half;nass O'clock
s'ess s Il q, Wa and STAR
Funeral Sunday, at 1880. by carriages to Calvary
~ milwaukee papers please copy.
ac @ 4si 1e e:s j5sa t. eszE
ii Londoa. England. papers please copy.
Ausat: %s tssy o so jazz &C e. an a1S e.
Whiting. aEcd 10 years 10 months aud days-
W and II flcl ea' 9nsSS as 5py
nA1iEr.;tm - Nov: .. John Daley, aged3l years.
"a Hu'fhto papets please copy.
cAMEEoSHonM Ha % ~ TUESDAY: DAY. Sept q: Of Inflammation
ot tue oowyI" f Ms Ma'y cameron aged syeaf
n Montreal and Cornwall papers plcase copy.
BEAi:DsLEI-on Nov. 9. Mrs Ruth 4. Beatdsley,
Funeral lo-day at O'Clock from the residence Of her
cT MTs 2 J. ADtso5p @ 5;,n S wsst M
,oFx ;si; SoEth'sw s 5ohn a'@e BE-
u ths city, after 4 pfotractcd lucss from caucef
aEe4 g ysars y1s .,, o-o,,, t,an.,,, o,,, 1,<, Inn.
papers please copy.
ia.:,t Ni5.-Un 91:;. Xsy s.; 70; Ralph y: Ilt!l
frisnds Of : is iay m T. .avitcS 10 ''''e'''
MeCoLLgM-t,n saturlay: Nor: 10. of typhoid fever,
~ nsral n " ,H%aay T. at .9 toU H. from ~ tue residence
;:ss:i Men:rrai :itpai iapers please copy.
81 EutkEtAt M A1hton Gr|eans County, =: On the
l.arncd. uf this city.
c5ay e. 81 SH psaansc
Il lila T. e ca ss Pf sY
21ays.
TlMM0Ns-Ou Friday. Nov. g. at 70. un., Elizabeth.
rclict Of Capt. TnOs her residence In the Town
Ut Lake.
Funeral Sunday. ut ~ E. Church. corner State and
Forty seventh -sts.. ut p.
HOWhED-0a Nov. 7. after short Nlness Of brain
fever. J. William Howard late OF the ''Flrcmcn's
Gfet Club. aged - years.
, 1877-11-11
THE FIDELITY.

At last TIE TR1nuSE il enabled to nnblish
o-1..,.;s - uao1 ;,.a-os. ~ ,,,o doroI;ta.- l.,
son'etuns VI 4eaA 4oNe~s' ~ 80 80
one o1 Inc no" oc1unct sa'lugs-oahks' "uhout
further ado, therefore, let it be recorded that Or.
Turn,u. Receiver of the Fidelity, proposes to de-
,,,rs ,,;v;5ond of II, ner ce,+ mis- wne,- II win
~ s,aa ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ 80
lake ABOUT s1oo,o'o 10 I"e1s se5'e .ne peo9ac "ho
Own the little books, and the Doctor has the
amount and proposes to pay it over. In response
IN j., c,1, r., TIM ,ao.rs snc t,cnosi.ors &C still
o.@:., ~ 49, .,.'.. l h-t's,-o a.i,s, .:,s,,,sa
feta1neo ene1l ooohs pfesenleo themselves
at the bank Yesterday and turned
over the Aforesaid evidences oi
the banks Indebtedness. The work OF balanc-
ing the little books, comparing the ha!ances
with tuosc in the savings lcd@trs, and seeing
that everything tallics is nearly completed, anI
before the week is out the patient uepositors
will uc maize happy ut receiving a portion If
their saving.
Tic Committee appointed at the crc41itors'
meeting last week called on DR.. Turpiu yestcr-
tIar t,if soni,,tr I'm crowd ~ dannsitnrs ornu,,d
and uotj,ine that Dr., Turuin and his clerks
,yerr as ha1sy rs hces concIut!rI that they w,mId
70 away and rc1uru Monday to prosecute their
1nrestiiaticns. Dr Turun s,vs hc viii rive
then, every onnortunity f0 f.,ol; init, what h..
, 1877-11-11
TO BE HANGED.

r11r TRIAL, oF 41EERr crnrts SMITH.
| ,,,,rat1 f,r 1bo ,,rrler or f.1rnn xh;., oc-
eo1o ,,.,.:a,. - 49, ~.
CURED ABOUT year ago. anu "n'cn nad ocen On
to an cud last evening, and the jury returned a
ver,}irt of ,,uiltv and fixed the n1ujshment at
,a.,n,r I,;s +h. 49, ,.ar,;r+ - 49, 1.;n,,
a"A@'-' ''o % w. AA'' '~'a'>' ~ 'A1 "i''>'
1ound Ill our COURTS 1of several YEARS. qua " as
somewhat unexpected. The jury retired in the
case about 5 o'clock In the afternoon, and ut
o,c1ock rearbcd the arr,ement aboyc. ami the
Court and attorpeys were sent for the pris-
oner received the Verdict calmly. and u motion
fnr n new trial WIS nromntly entered. lie had
been offered sentence Of three years in tile
Peniteu1iury if he would plead guilty to mau-
slar1rI1er int HI. refused and iuas,,,;1cl US he
is t1un,,a1,,t,yely wilh,ut friends and money! lie
m t],,'n1 now rrgrrts his obstinacy. for with Il
new triI he cannot hone to escape conviction
fur manslauchter. while the chauces are that he
NAV M, couyict,.l of 1nlf,er
was committed on SATURDAY. evening, Sept. :
1s7t;. outside No. l20 Fourth avenue. Smith,
,vho is married man with two chil,jrcn and MY:
more than 30 Years Of age, had borne tair
chararfer until shortly before tho murder But
in Aucust, 1876, he wis arrested for robblnc his
" - .inrtson strrer. nj aI,out sta Worth Of
.rinr Far This ofrense hr was held To the
rim nal Court in S:AU hail. and. after n short
soaf,,rn in ;ail. vas released an a bond fur
n;shed hv the notorjo,,s Dan Ncbsfcr
Tnr first l1se hich he made vi his ney-found
l;herty was tn start in on a nrprractetl drunk
Fourth avenue being his fayorite stam,,ipr.
ground. Two months before this be Lad cot
in,o some trouble with Perry Hersey. n bar
t..n',.r ;n Rrr;,ro Smith,s ,1;vr. At Va I'm
Fourth avenue. and had lccn Kicked Of the
,,s"n,;.,e .rla +rnnh,a ,,as rar;ous1v sto1ti 49,