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0'NOURKE-The funeral Of John O'Kuaekc
{areH,an. No. EnRtne- lIunBel will take place On
Saturday morning, Nov. II. at D:30 O'Clock. from
hla late residence, corner Maxwell and Jefferson
sts.. by carriages 10 the Church ut The Sacrcd
1teart. and thence by cars to Calvary. Ali friends
arc invited lU attcHd.
.rN Denver Coll and san Francisco papers
please copy.
SCOTT-0f consumption. after lingering Ill.
ness, borne With Christian fortstnde, FanuJ Scott,
aged 81 yenft. natIrc Of this cIty.
Funeral from hut fathers residence, 100 Call.
foenia. Az, at 10 o'clock tu.. Runtsy. Nov. IL.
to tho Church Of Our Lady Of Sorrows. West Jack-
son.st.. whrrc Reqniem High Aasx will bu celia
hrased, lhence by carriages 10 Calvary Cemetery.
Friends are Invited without further notice.
kT Sacramento aud s*o Francisco {t;at.} papers
plrasc copy.
JoY-Sos. 10. Of consumption, after long and
lingering i!lncss, Patrlck Joy.
Fuaerll ff1m biz late residence. 15 GnFIoY.st,
Saturday at II o'clock, TO Calvary Cemetery.
TT Newark IN. ~, Rochester, aud Brooklyn
tS. r. papers please copy.
fl0aEftS-Eov. 10, ut 47B Test Ohto.at., Of
scnfIst fever, Nora Teresa. youngest daughter Ut
Thomas and Ellen itoKers, sge year month and
.MAsT1N-w edncsday. Nov. IA, zem.l fssh
Maatln. at Now linyen, Conn.,, Ut consumption,
In Tho :Ath Jtnr Of his age. :
Ihs ftmalns taken to Lewtaton. ILL.,, for burial.
.-.- Tic dead shall be rslsed.
nEYE0fDS-4t tho residence Of Thomas 0rls-
0th. M. 10 nfcmcE.1t., Mary Reynolds, Of con-
sumption, aged II years y months and IL DAYS.
Nottce Ut fnnes4l In su1lAF's paper,
, 1877-11-17

MI cases follow the great examp1e Of their Lord,
anil appro"th he work In spirit of prayer:
A delegate thunglt that there WAS lack Of
pruper organization au.l method In township
work Many towns were not Represented at all
in tue Convention.
A ecnttcman from Calumet approved the re-
marks Ut thc previous speaker, and satd that
they were going to rcorgauizc.
The Couycnttutl propc. lllcn took rccess TN
til .. III. The hour from, II to o'clock was
nerntcl to the usual prayef.mcctsn2. Mr. ..
Il. Willard leading the services.
The afternoon hcaston was devoted prnctnat
II 10 a consideration of Sunday.scoo methods.
nr. ". j. Hunter spoke On npcnng exercises,
recommending that they he brief, and impress.
Ing The necessity of pnnctual attcntt1nce. The
remaining subject wcre music, by l.. F. Lindsay;
clasf supervision: Dr.. Biackali: review anlctoe.
ing -cxervtsrs, ". q. Jacobs; meetings, Dr. ).
II. Lyons: concerts anil entertainments, j. H.
Hos,hs: vfettat,on, J. ". 1iltcnc,ck. A very In
tcrestfne address *as given BY the Rev. ". j.
Crafts, and thr Rcv. j. 4. Ostrnntlcr. Of New
York, concluded the afternoon work. The cx-
erttea Will close this morning.
, 1877-11-17
THE :DTsYANTS.
eUMK MORE sCFFEnER8.

TIM +nfAnf In TnR THfnrNE 1T fhA
,ara,tns s s" - t1.rar :, ~ n,rsn, raon. ,n
opesaslohs VI oAHe3 ~. n'fAa1' " =. noons.
NenwaI. anu others #h'le not embracing tula
list OF their victims, have thrown food OF
1,r,,,c, r., IN r,,anrcs md d,t3.,,t g,toI In II.
t.osens ~ 10 s.'a' ""n ',,.t.". ~ 10
capacsts loF eohscsahec' WISE a1ter 'ae event.
the Mercantile Agency has transferred the
let, to another uud less desirable rayt Of their
.o.,-, ,rttIn tto -. ,1ro-.t.an,o,t ttvo ~,
'eeotu, "hHe tne 'tee ausct'lsea'e"t k''en totne
thes VI rt ,a,. ~ f., fn,,,ta
from ootAinME IuftheE spolls unaeF tAe's pres
cnt tclirs OF allasrs.
~ smppie'nc"lafS 10 tho previous feeosu 'uay
DC r;r g,sen - ,r,,,vrv -. n,o.,r
p,aii.bef* anu eas-tsess, 4oiaE business ~ 40.
IL Ciafk stree! street. Ss'lwall ta'no to them MAJ about
.lay iass WIN ~ olNet 'os ffrtati .eaa pPo an'
gas'itng 'er Or rs ass a. 5dMS M rfK r., ~. s %as
great deaa ni ~ s.osE ~ Enat !aais'aaa'' any, w.
tefffilteu to no careful. ln some why, sPlte ~
tne ptssau' pa' .ae ~otE H., W. si dome' tms tpFs T..
a an ny nrten w. uni, 70 ,, e M o !. ,d sn1den te ~
Lsaeck H.. H.. aut secp h's psoi.se. ahu attsE
uunllt''H Mu. "t eo'.c tu"e s,AsetL o. ~.
f,,i. fei!. onI 10 tne nonse, "nea H.. W. st, nos
The'r ast.,ai les. va. t1efeiore confined 70 IT,:
1, etn1 e19s''c" " L" p"''"S !" tae "o'A' HUI WAS
ABOUT S.'' x.,
~ Tue YAK s tnnt tnis Wah d9ne' Ntu"all came
III Win S5oV CHEEK Will Wnsch hc nroposc0 10
e1ua.e Tue aseoa1tt pIopao1y III Ltle manneT
Mauntet !G y aF; MleaWpef 70 Ml. luomas
n1asacs. VI TUG inner Tempe. ~ tnat inoteni
nssant apsuatct ~. o .au Teene anu ~ IVY neiu
conference. Iilr result was ttat MF. Ncnwa!l
rose ~ Srtunua 'hdt9nation; anu ;tenouneeu thc
ssal1ao4s OUTRAGE 20 Wae,i ns laa beea san.
!estea i!n FowSa wy ~ g. Eet ieso', aa,a astnallY
sstra ,ra s 10, 1,y u oas' e1s 'no Rapers @
wsTc never sesVcn' anu bassctt u Co. leei very
little a'ra1d' -
:, ,,x y Mn; John ls Kst9hI ,.
o. tootn 20. u heal1ff i'osS, Tns IN interest.
!tse Seafs n.y. hn!Elt WIS M nctinE 20 nccnt Tor
INC na'Iulng Hos. ~ ailu laI trark et,eet.
, 1877-11-17
w. +. CUOLBAUGU,

Tho funeral Of hE. Coolbaugh will occur at
hAlf-past II todar 1t his late residence, No. 100
Calumet avenue. The hour first tlloscu waxs II
O'Clock, hut, to meet the desire OF members of
TIC Doar1 Ut Tfale mud numerous bankers, It
was changed to the tins designated.
The Rev. Edward Sullivan will conduct Tho
ceremony, reading tho Episcopal service. aud
the Rcy. Wilt!sln Alvin Bartlett, now In town,
an old uefghbor aud au intimate friend Of Mr,
Cootbaugh, will make remarks. Judge j, r.
Dou'fttio will otlciate ~ master Of ceremonies
Ut the house,
The reuains will lle In tho library, which is
the middle room on the south siuc ot tue house,
Iuclosel In metallic casket With rosewood t.a.
!sh. and handsomely lined with white satin,
bearin. eight eandlts, unusually u.a.stye, and
Ut the gauntlet pattern.
The silver plate will bo heavy apd rectangular,
bearing the inscription:
w''Is% y,sS. Fis3'.; as3l i i :eS;salSs;;ush' ;aS;
peas,1 Tns to'n!1x y T oSsts ps,
shsi,isn. VI =. j. osa"as i. NV wAeeisr ap a. ~
Lew, G"F: Rf*s, ky se,. neman U. Powers, J. Y.
Mrs: ThuEstou, with . select quaste1te Of sing.
err, will furnish the u,uslc.
Tue renalus Will " taken 10 Graeeland Cea-
EltEfs
Tbs members OF the Cleastug. .Iloaso Associa-
t!un are requested to assemble It tho Cjsatlux-
House 1t Has =. u. sharp to atteud the H.
ncral IN body. Carriages will ba III waltiug
for them.
TUE HoAku OF TnApE.
On the Roard ut Trade yesterday morning the
Following resolutions were submitted pY Dir.
h,a dow, secondcd by Mr. Clinton Briggs, and
unanimously adopted:
HnsnEAs, Death has suddenly removed from
anon. u. IN The psfsoa OF William Y. Coolbauxh,
IN honofsd uieMber Vi this huly, c1li4ep Of Wide
Fspate and slu:uiaIly broad snd cutaptshcnstys
views oh questions adLciiux tho public welfare,
and #atlai = Muat generous amt true. .hessts I'd
ticEa; therefore. bo il
Nt.v!tsa, That the members Of this board, deeply
iiupicsse1 with tbs hule,nnlly Ut Tbs ucca.iuu
would record tasar seus1 Of the xscat public Lori
sustained t1 tue death oS As. tooIGauxh and Lruf
itsuupJ 10 The lish appreciation In which bu " a.
held. Lot ongJ AMunk Ills persun4l ffeA Ads. hut
Throughout Ant far ocyoat tbs limits of tAiy civ
wherein luf tuany year. b. hA& occupied q ppxiti1n
~ the public respeet nud conadepcs rafely al.
Alnrd.
4.s.v!tt4. That. vhils our hearts ase burdsucd
" tic uiel laRchoiy aud tragic Termination vi He
- honorable IN itsef. aud full Ut Usefulness IL
Aoe!ety. w ehcFsh the MafMesk EesnembranecE of
t.bltit OF lIhefality energy, aud hixh Integrity,
whisA Me!e ~ enlneLuy letelopra In tas ctIas.
kGtsE Gt hlua whusa dsath No inO&t sincerely de-.
t!urs. y.
1e+oited, That = eop} OF thl. sxpre@sion ID
communicated ~ tbs family Of our lsmsntad
k1ukasf. WILL taA ASSURANCE ct a1s d&spast sym.
, 1877-11-17

a rumor Inns been In circulation for few
days tint John NJ. 1sount1cc, the present County
Attorney, was confident Of reelection, and re-
lied on the roto Of Atr. Spofrord, the newly
elected member from tho West Division. I'm
ablc TO believe anything so dscrcditablo OF MIR.
T., reporter yesterday sought hin out 10 ~
to obtain from nlm at authoritative denial.
"1s It truc," said the reporter to Ats. SpoGor1.
"tha& sou i.avo Joined the enemyf"
''What do sou tneani" asked Mr.. sponord.
~ was toll,"' replied the reporter, "that you
had cntercd !nto an agreement with the ls!ng.'t
''That tsn't 80. No man wilt BE- more faithful
to tho Interests Of The ucop1c than myself. !
have been sorktpg tndelatiSahly to brlug about
u EoGHl organization Ut til" nuarl.h
''fnu will nut vote fur Iloulltrec1h
~ vote for Ao.lnsrte! No, siF, ! will not,
,,,,,, mArs y yoa T. tasoFSf sviva voee vote Or
~ an In favor Ut the one wticl, will put me
tile stluarest OIL tho recoEtl. tiut,ft know why
you should NIX rno X will vote for lkountrec,
Nothing that have done iusttlies the Inference
"llavu yon heard anything Of Sit. Meyer
being III the tlountrce rosnthnationih
~ have mt; but don't hcltoye he Is. He
Is as , !!rm as roek ;s 10 fas - ean judge"
"fn INV opln,on i.c ts square tnan in every
respect. aua slu not think he wilt daapta,lnt
The ptuplp. Not ullr Ut tho new ColustIs sourrs
will DO 50. know Twill never rlvo u ynlu tlat
sllall be nsha,ned OF or have IL apologize for.h
GAuB1 or THE RKroRrs.
"What Do you suppoae Ravu rise to the ru-
n0rs alNut joining tho King
~ eiaTdlY know, hut presumably this. Tha
othur day several III those In favor 1louptrep'a
reelection were together in the County build.
| Ing, and they Eut AF, Tabor III tllu f.Dln aud
toil lllm thai SpotTorl and Wheeler were MI
right Several outsiders beard tlIc remark aull
they undoubtedly jumped VI r4nvlustu,., aud
| Eprcad tho report III an agrccmeBt.n
The reporter also called uuol
COUNTY COMMISSIONER kLKCT nQRLtNO.
and aaktd lin various questions concerning tho
new County Uua1l aud the future management
Of Cuok County Affairs. Mr.. Au1lfug
was not ready. to express lElnsclf vcrs
fully upon the subject, AZ the newly.
Informally, a1l.t It was not yce known whether
| or nut they could control the Nuar4. As fuI
J"l!n ltountrcc. lc SAID TINT the new mc,nberi
were uDl greatly tn ovs with lAu County Al,
torncY, tt.u,l4:, lie did not ,ncan by that to In
| fer that t'J1rk u would not 10 re.elccted. Ile
saw liz reason why he should b.. Tlnp ouiy
| would tell whether OF not he should vote foI
ltn,, an,l as tar as le was concerned he ahoule
| bt v fiin. that viva vuco vote shDull ~ txkeI
when Tue question came up In the loarl.
, 1877-11-17

the interest II the Association, probably 70 DC
callcti he Serin' Science journal.
\ number IT ncw members were admitted:
II Waa voted tn hold inccifHna The third Fri
day III every month At 10 a. m. at the fremont
!loufc. ta which not only tho members Of the
Nnartf hut all 1atlica OF the Association md 9TH
ers interested In the work will he welcomed.
\ dinner waa given from half-past Il to 2,
whcrcat appropriate toasts were made.
Mr. Leo j. Pttner wns tried yesterday after.
noon before Justice Kearnty on charge OF lar
ccny preferred BY 8. T. Douthart, who claims
that N[r. Pttncr withheld S2o0 worth Of pictures.
l.connrd awett appeared for Nit. Fitnc7, and
Mr.. McGcary md M. Douthart on behalf or The
people. The trial began at o'clock, and had
not ended at Z In the evening. 1t only served
to elicit nass ot meaningless Testimony.
, 1877-11-17
8UNDAY-HCIIO0IS.

MEETING or TnH COOK COUNTY CONVENTION.
Tt.s Cook County Sunday School Teaclers'
Convention eonvcBcd yesterday morning IN
Lower Farwell Hall. Tbcro were atout $50
delegates present. Or. e. Il. n1ackall presided.
Mira. William Lawrcuce conducted ih. religious
cxerclsca from 0:W TO A;45. The roll was then
callctl.
Secretary Freeman made verbal report OF
hls work turing tha year. It was satisfactory,
aud received.
atattstical.Secsrtary n. 8. Vail made verY
cfahnrate printed scport. The total attendance
III Chicago 6unday-sclools has been 59,633;
total uunter Ut nt'iser& aud teachers, 4,5x3;
adult seholaE4. 7,0d5. The, report was received
The Co1'nl&tce on Nominations reported tho
following list Of oitirers: President, Albert u.
Lane; Vire.Presldents, the President, Ut town.
sl!ip organization; Secretary, II. J.. urainarl:
Assissaut Secretary, John Fairbanks; statls.
tieal Secretary, II. 5. Vail; Assistant, II, q.
Walker; Treasurer, II. Il c'lsaold; Executive
Committee, u. I. Jacobs, John Frce,u, ]. 81,
Hitchcock, u. Eivell. Z. L. CurrscF, Z. Druhain.
4, r., Hemingway, Ihu report Was received ani
tue officers declared elected.
Very satisfactory scporta were received from
the outside towns. allowing that Sunday y'srhool
xoEk Ma4 progressing.
A. l.. Hemingway reported on township meet.
Ipxa. lie thought tlIey should be hetl oncc q
quarter 1t least, aud II possible GU moonlight
ushts, s}ste!n was needed, aud regular pro.
ET2lltnc should bo drnwu up tp advance, Aud
tLe suectfugs widely advertised. All speeches
aud addresses should be brief.
Mr. r. b. Warner spoke On missionary work
and houac'to-houss visitation. H bud found
visiting oooks containing lists of I'll children bo.
tween tue xkes ot s aud ~, with the schools
which they Httenled, to L1 very useful. House
to-housc visiting was one OF ths most important
bFanches of the work.
he r Nnw1nn -fat,r hat r-{nr- .
, 1877-11-17

Fptetal Dfspdtch tn 7Ae rHtcoqn Tribune.
CAIRO, IT., Nov. 18.-Thc State Board of
Health a.l tourncd Its sessions in this city thts
afternoon after tho transaction OF considerable
business, adopting resolutions defining the char
actcr of schools that would be recognized by
the Board, and deciding to reject tho diplomas
Iss,tctl by the Physio. Medical College and The
physio- Eclectic Medical College, both Of tim
clnnatt. q. THIS important action will doubt
less create n etr in tho Htate. and the whole
country. Thrty-scven candidates for certit'.
Gates were examined md acted upon. The next
meeting Of tho Board will be bcld at Gslesburg,
Dec q.
, 1877-11-17

TIE PIANOS At THE RIVE-KlNG 4EST1M0NlA[.
Tho highest compliment ever tehfowed upon any
pianos In this city that given 10 the magnificent
Instruments of Decker brothers last Monday even.
tng In the fact that Nine. Rive King nscd them In
cF testimonial concert, for tho simple reason that
she preferred then, dbore all ofhsrs. The grent
VOLUME. rschnete, and purity Of tone. and thu CT.
as.e ~ nai.T r ne a,pet noss. wsso
rnt. while both audience and pEe*s expressed the
opinion That the decker Ur0ihers' pfAnos were
1.-THE very beat ever heard In tht* city" 4 full
stock Ut thcse superior Instruments 10 to bo ut
Story T. Camps, Ill State street,.
, 1877-11-17
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


rhe ttmperaturc ycstcrdsy,, d. observed by
,,.ns at,,i,.,ss, % ,to1;.+, .trcot 1Tn,prvr
aanasSc, ,,,a op.'e'""' s' '"ao'1w" ~ .e ~
n1hu,h0' was. NJ . T. NJ 70 oesteeo' "a ~. m''
45; IL n,., ~; 3p. m, 81; Z p. M, SO. Barom-
etcr at n. M, a0.oo; p. H.. 1914.
YESTERDAY noon valuable team OF horses at
tochca IN , +ruct oxnc1 hv :1o,nca Mrpran. t,f
~ =, nj. 1.1."t .,.sa,,s .ss ..s.r -, Et.,,eo
No' ~ DUG ts'nau @e"ae' IN" ""af va fAs'@'s
street, and the bridge being open theS plunged
lcatlIunC into the river and we're drowned.
no,,1 ror. ~ Mas. y,~1 .,a o,hor oromt.
pa,a 1--WE, =. ~" ~. ".s aa" n...' r.,.n s.u"
nai1t nankets from inc East anu "eet atllfeu
In this city yesterday 10 attend the funeral OF
Mr. William F. coolbauch. The attendance Of
outs[de friends. especially from Iowa, whcro
the deceased was well and faroralIY KNOWN It Is
expected viii be very 1arrc,
A meeting OF the Fifteenth Ward Rcpiie'tcan
Club ns held last evening at Folz's ffalf, cor
rcr OF North avenue and 1.aryabco street. The
only business aouc vas to strike from the roll,
win e3sev"'"s "easntse ano asF4'en' tnc n''''c
of John W agicr who went 10 tar astfaT from
tic path Of rcetitulc at the last election NJ TO
jo,srned stt,c die.
rh, ,.,,,,,r r,r,,,v ,r..,,rr ~ n. noa,d ~
n,r.,,,,ss ~ fhc Emr,6ues,rrm 7rrovrifn,, Mrn's
1..n,ton ~ sns ss et; iasi ,,Ir',t -, H. shcrnan
H"Ss. NH q w.. t"ra.,c, ~ hnvr r"nninn
bauuuet DEG. 81 Ut tho Sherman House. Quo
last night, making tic total membership $751;
II Is coutlcntlv expected that At least one.hals
ol tie members WILL oe presens at tic banquet,
which will be made a1 entoyabtu md tnean0r-
Aulc oeeae'oH'
Mr, J, D, lIaryer. the Collector Of Internal
Revenue. will ber,r, S1nn,1ay ,norninr to takc ~
iinn,,. ~ the sorinvs.Ia,;;. ,mtn. ~ ax,rrtoin
u, - a"e ,,a ~ t..' ~ ,.,,.
Mnste' .nsy na.e ~" u".nG ay oas,ness o., % om.
1ect them 10 payment VI taSes. nc nplnloh
seems to have Eonc nbrnad tt,at llie Commits
b0ner aud Collector arc anxious to cnforrc the
tax, right or wrong. This !. cnttyely WRONG,
nut they arc bouud ~ officers 10 sec that tho
Uurernnrnt Is nrutcctc,l In ita rfphts.
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson delivered the
founJ, lecture il her series Of studies Of En-.
Church Block. before a Select audjeucc.
nrr suhI,Tt wa. :tsorn.er. sidney. mud
itniotrI' ~ tho IT, ~ ,t,Ini, r., liz .iist
nsI' ~ ~ I,I. s . ~. n"sGt. a., etS 1 ~,
eoselSn ~ iutthate HeauAtAtaMSe WIN the ~.
ii Tic lecture ms icsotel to spenser, whosc
career was briefly uNl graphically skctchcd.
tive account nj Il tho Faery Queen, fro, on wi.icl, the
fair 1rcturcr cutea muny rir,tcr netrs uresrntlne
fhr,n ~ fhc l,strnrr Win IL" ci,orm ~ n mi.
,ntst rcoI', i, liz .'i.,.a ~ ~ tha tor,n-o .ho
.s ~ ,i.1 .e s.oss VI .ts s.etu'e st
, 1877-11-17
NO1Icr-pR0f, JAMES A, GOING.

N01lCE-PR0f. JAMES A. GOING,
Veterinary editor at the Spirit Of he 7snses, New
York, will remain in Chicago from The 10Th Of
November to the .4th. Inclusive, and at Spring.
deld. ILL.,, on the 10th aud 2Tth. !Tle Professor
may TO seen at Oscar Ficlda stables. on
Michigan avenue during hIs stay In Chicago. Ths
unprecedented press Of buslncss which has attend.
ct his Western trip co1npels tails chunge OF dAtes,
aud those wt,u have diseased 0r dlsa6ied horses
viii be gnd to learn that the most Rkillfu genlle-
tuan n hi. profession may % consulted; AL op.
, 1877-11-17

IN Nomination OF Onieers will prc.ent their re-
port, and other Important business be Trans
acted.
The lalice Of the ". e. 7. L. hnl ,lay tent.
pcfancc prayer meetings In Lower Fnrwcs[ llal,
at 3 p. m. Al nru iuyitcd. Monday, Mrs.
Decker; Tuct,iny, Mrs. II. n. Humphrey;
Wednesday, Mrs. Quincy; Thursday, Mrs.
Writ; FRIDAY, Mrs. Judge Smith; 8atur1af,
Misb Lucia ktrnbatl.
, 1877-11-17
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.

Satctds Dtspdtch to 3as Chiea1n Tribune.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 10.-Tourtsts arc ar
tfvng By every train. and this quaint old Spun
tsh town Is guycr than cycr before. The hotel
incn are making extra Efforts TO please, and tile
natural attractions are far ahcad Of any other
Southern city.
, 1877-11-17
pathy With them ia theis overwhelming bcreaye.
ment-
The Board will louru At nnon fn order that
the members may attend the funeral.


THE COUNCIL,
ur. n,-r, p,.o nnn,v,vcr
.,,.....a ,,ao,Iar -, ~ Cor,,,, r,.
An adjourned n'eetlng VI the tohnea' was
held last crcntng, AID. Cook II, the chair. The
abseutees were rcarsons. Thompson tTh'rd),
aor,,ror Tails 1o.,,ino. r,au1crs White. Mr.
e' s.. s,i n.,-
4HnI"eFt oa1.ees.'et ~" D''
ihe report oi tho lommttec on slfe anu
Water, recommending the adoption Of the fol-
lowing au,cpd,ucpt TO the Building ordinance.
Thai sre. a5. o. the ordinance passed Apr,1 D.
1877. concerning the eonts!netson. alteration. re.
as. s,enr sr,n,dc Nv ~ .dam" ih.r,tn .hc fni,nMs
r. hmit.Itu .-f.t tti,i,.nr
, 1877-11-17

Every woman owes Il to herself and to society to
drest al elegantly a. her tneana will permit. Na-
with rich e0lur and graceful form. Many women
eonirrfeit nafarc badly III tha Eetrect, account
pcrusal Of Andrers' Yazar. published at Ctncir.
natl At tho low price Of 81 per year, anu
With thc tost dfygsattrd fnshion. plates. Send to
the proprietor ". Il. ANpnkws, fur specimen
copy, ps,ce lD cents,
, 1877-11-17

hse used and lns!osscd br the best hptes. confec-
tionsrs, aud grorers throughout tho country. They
arc perfectly pure, and OF great strength. once
the cheapest and hett.-an1 received the hfghest
nward II The Centennial Exhibition.
, 1877-11-17

Duck i naynef's matt cough mixture IL simple
feMcdy fur ktults and chi!lreu.
, 1877-11-17

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not to hurt your man 1t ! wanted thanks
from you;" and he laughed sayaeely.
Janet thrust him from her-fung him
OF as you would snake.
"An' you'd hurt the thing he loves !"
she cried tiercely, ''for meme, who
weren't dt for the likes % him anyhow
an wouldn't grieve him, dear heart l.
no, not for all the Lizzies in the world.
You villainl didn't you know l wouldn't
ha' touched her, for his sake, II my heart
broke WI ehokiL' it. AM she may be
there nowV
Without another word, without mo-
ments pause, she sprang from him and
rushed out OF the kitchen, and across the
waste of bleak-trodden snow-felds in
the direction OF the stream. [ saw a
black figure skim past the parlOr win
dow, dimly outlined against gray sky
and white drifting waste; and wondered
vaguely who 1t could be. Not Janet,
surely Janet barely risen from a sick
bed, and with only ragged shawl over
her cotton gown.
Tom Carter had not gone to La Gar
aye after all. Gallantry prevailed over
business, and he coolly disobeyed me
and turned back with Felice. They
were talking and Laughing in lovers
fashion as they came up the path across
he ice-bOund stream; but the talk
ceased suddenly, and the laughter
changed into a startled cry; for where
The path had been, square pool OF wa
ter, dark and sudden, leapt up to meet
their gaze, and dashed tue fragments Of
ice, wnicn so lately had covered 1t from
view, against the frozen bank.
"GoOd heavensl VINO has done this 2"
cried Tom, and then he stopped, Tor
crouched in dark heap upon The snowy
bank lay a stiff, silent figure, one arm
still dangling over the edge. STOPPING
down to it, he uttered a sharp exclama-
tion:
.Janetl Is 1t possibler
She was speechless then, but she
looked up in his face with a smile, and
tried to point to the hole. He lifted her
in his arms, and carried her home, Eel
ice following in silence; but Janets last
\ escapade was over, and lie was already
last drifting into eternity. Before mid
/ night, however, she opened her black
eyes once, and tried to mutter some
thing. Emily, who WAS leaning over her
bent her heau nearer.
| "Where is heW Janet said. "Sam
had cut it through; but broke it in, an
LIZ. will see the hole now, am not steI
| on 1T. She amt worth saving; but-he
likes her." And with faint smile OF
Of pity for his taste Janet turned hel
head aside and died.