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CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-The Pfeatdsut ot st. tuke's
Hospital has received for Ths Home cot from last
date 10 Nov. ~: Operators In main o1lcs OF West.
esa Union TELEGRAPH Company, Chicago. 3i4
moneys up to this date. 50; totaI, SEQ.
CLINTON LueKE, President
, 1877-12-01


Cnsc Abo, ILL.,, Nov. 29.-T have just started =
alp Of double whfts fuchsiA; will some ono please
tell me how 10 make Il blossom this wlntert Does
It ueea much sunshlne and tsAS VIII somo ono
also tell mo how 10 embroldcE dne piece OF Paris
musltn, aud how to mAko good huekwheat cakes.
CHICKEN.
, 1877-12-01
ACLUD THAT NEEDS D1sSOLVING.
Ia Tie Editor n 1ht Tribune.

To he Editor ~ Ihd TRIBUNE.
nrKaLn. Ills. Nov. 28.-After using yonr yn1u-
die tpaco to show forth tho n,leerics Of women
v.o cannot make Roud bread and tie troubles Of
,Eoto who cannot suppress chewing gum among
he utch!ns, and finding for ths afflicted ones re-
Mf ind consolation, can you mako room for talc
.lroe ttp,u tho lacheluts' Cln. Of peKatb County,
Tshsve no home; the vcry name At tic head Of
Ill department. Is 4 sort Of rcpruach 10 Us. Hntns
Il n arc coctors, others lawyers, nnd merchants
N fund among us. Our agea run from 20 tu 30
Jan. We pay enough fot board. roou'. etc. 20
Il one Of the new style. We toll our acquaint.
tnt.a here that wc like our own FREQ and inde.
Npdent life; but It 1sn lie. We all want to get
satrlcd. Sonlo Of us sro engaged IL yonu1 1au!ce
no afs drawing on their parents to the iune. Of
pr annual: others ar in lore Win beautiful,
nst iathcss' standing by their pablo displny Of
sety wcastag apparel. and othcfa OF Us nra drawn
tarlfds girls wh0 live now modcatIy enough. but
stt'atc that they mean to better their condition
I'D hare nicc thinSs when married. We expect to
kss:e to meet their wants and cxpcetat,ont hy Tho
mn. We think We wonld ruin our busincss ansl
kwTetaally puor wssc wo TO attcmpt homes, with
hsn TO preside nots.
An Ne ualostunAtcf and arc thcro other md
t1tseht lattlcs NO should have gtyci, our Af1cc.
tuas to! 1t may be 10, deaf frends Of The Home,
1T "a have seen no other kind, savo servant.
tla md they, 10 far a. We hata observed. would
l, from 1ntk of culture, suit na fuE companions.
Hthareat the time or talent TO reform society
that living within ones tneaRs would te gc.
t,stable, We have chaftd under bnaesIlnE-hou
10 aaei lEfe, aud must do 10 unless e1ms eit.
kn oi Tho Home hslp Ia out Of tue tIftlcuty.
fErKH riTk3M,
Secretary OF Dacbc!0r& Eluh.
, 1877-12-01

n tAs Edaor a 1As Trtbans-
ILLINOIS, Nov. 2D.-Dcar mothers OF The uoms,
who hays brough. children safely through the
whooping. cough. pleasotsll NC what to do for my
awo. They have hAd 1t about three weeks, and
an quito an1ious about sRs1a. speak right out tk
once, and greatly ohligt, Mas. HAkkEr,
, 1877-12-01
TIL PUZZLERS' CORNER,

E0rt7snal contributions wll he Published In thi.
department. corfr.pnnients will pfcAsr send
t1Itf rtal names with sheit nens de pfane. An
sEeEs viii i,e puhl4hed tho following week.
, 1877-12-01
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS pCzzIgs,

ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS PEBBLES.
No. H.
Col.
uame-t. t1sre. 2. 0noss. .. Qnalt. 4. Par.
tt!dgc. i. Ducks
key.
ltoitef 4feofs-l. liam. 2. Tongue,
tt1ffdttts-1. Cabbage. 2. Bccts. 8. Turulpa,
4. ftbtateea and Tomatoes.
Rtit&hes-1. celery. =. Catanp. Z. Caren,
fuftfn7s and Ftes-l. Plan. 2. Sago. ,.
Mnte. 4. Pumpkin.
Frmts-l. Dates. 2. Currants. 2. 0rapcA. I.
Fears.
tr;nts and Llqno,s-1. PnrL 2. Madeira. ..
Cbampaxne. 4. Beer. Il. Ale.
So "A.
fitt Foe. Feel Citre. snestdAn. CaEran,
, 1877-12-01

Lroxs, IT,, Nor. o7.-I would like 4 lambra-
quin pA.terp-sult&bla for long psrloe windows,
VIII return stamp. Of cousss, 10 onu who will b 80
slua ~ to sAko tho tfuublS for nc. Address
4. 4. G., Box Els.
, 1877-12-01

I am composed Of efoyen letters.
Tho 8, y, II, 6, @, 7, 10 noy's pocket tfeasuse.
The !, II: 6, 3, u l.ks ia Sorth America.
nj whole il 4 contributor to The iiome co,unns
Of THE TRIBUNE. Bun,
K0hEnTs, Ill.
, 1877-12-01

To tAs Editor a Ias 1rtbunA.
BARABoo, Wis. Nor. 6,-I should be pleaaed
to have GraadA Heo send me the Eec!pe Tor ffost.
ing without eggs, and will Asud recipe for max
tnS snow drift cake. GkRAxluA, Box 416.
, 1877-12-01

:, Q, dawn, or may It he held both wnys1 And.
XII cutting m ntce" If n!"at nr me. ~ rrnntr
ssb 4 with tl,s i"Tk cT', ff''tsn t! t"s in,i atrd
IL be made Ia slide under 1t, and It nc Tins
."y,sktn mn tehdrry"f
,sxsa to touch Gah ! but that i must kc es.en
srtirry with tho fork, held IN the left hand. rs.
ssa"d by. = bit Of bread hc1h in tho
ra ,rs,aei. It rtrIEes me thn. al nlten,pt 10 earry
ID ih1a new cuc Will snvo1sc fun,e very nwxwAtt
ssssfutuanccs 1t table. And this hrings mo 10 tho
:. tns .nbtcCt. Table mnnncrs. like all othrrs,
.tsoafd be such ~ gnnt eenre shall dictate. and
sssonId not le subject 10 tta nr that pcrton's ca
grSrn need not bc tho ehmc with all persons. INT
sr5usd lie such a. arc, 10 each one. most cDnrcn-
III and graccfnl.. One rhon!d study .!cilcacy,
~. md grace Of molten, cnt atowty. Chew with
;st 1lr- closed. anil avoid all unsccn'tJ sounds,
Sea .a il snaeking, slipping, ctc. ..-
TitlI The nacrsancc of few general snIea q thta
t,d ono who hhR been accustomed tn Eonh 70.
ssate Ono Of the best of fashions is that of main.
bia!ns ccFtan degree M o. nalvidn.tty snd 1nas.
sIstd over these little nccties for which there II
ri. DOR cannot be. any standard authority. J.
rRANKLrN's OPINION OF CowrEn.
To the Editor a, The 7'rth,,nt.
ynts Mich, Nor. 70. Our beloved Ftrn.1.eak
,.,Iue introduced the fubjcct Of antiquities, I
s,d copy Of very old letter. found among nur
t,n{ly relics, fran Ben franklin. valuable not
nj, from being In hta own handwriting, but for
xtns very pretty tribute to.tho roct Cowpcr,
,aete book Ia tho ono 10 which ha a'ludes:
p,s.r, May A. 1874. 1.-sin: received tho letter you
~ E tc,cns a. w1tss n T. r. % 9s @
.fsa ..aea u oetry I'D os si.ce i'll me. htrs
rsSsiSlng 10 new ID tic bnanneE 20 easy and ret 70
saec and juIt ia thn sentin,cntA shat hare read
t roIe With great pleasure, aud so1ns nf thc nlGcee
IN aeee than once. Gfg Fou 10 accept my thankfni
,sssST isas mot ossdsn amos '"'
me arst publication Of Co~pcs.
think Tho Home Of last Saturday s,xAs more
aiu ordinarily intcreAtlnr, and rome Of tho letters
m prohtstle to ns aH; Ipar1icn1arly admire mil
sim3ny wl.o should know how To- talk ls a crying
Ill little poem lntc!y published tn the journal.
,niI,lcd s'Then and Now" l,y the saulc author,
~ .erv pretty indeed wish NO saw her In
sfut otscncr.
'Bsnsus liike him to, rhoss name hc .asp,res}
xtps 10 be chronic fauitandtr. IA he Mrs.
ytt ia ditgufsef ie had better think twice hefnec
II tanxour1y wait for a inude1 latter from him,
n .ecrta, for instance.
Drt4my Snz1 1ns true nnA fne 1dens on higher
,tsestan, which II mUthtrS and fsthtts would car
n ont wonle mako batter children and hamper
lauet. ! unly disagree with hor on ono point
1e necessity Of throwing the cigar away before q
I'm eatcra h!s homie. ne!ng fond Of The odor Of
tpesng and cnjoy It In any ruo'n OF h!4 doa,cilo.
10 mo the ftagra!icc suggests eenac Of protect.
jtf manly presence which Ia very pleasant, hut
iahoao who do not like 1t oil dnc Difference should
kptid. I1ut Mr.. Oldooy mhJ smoke In my paetof
lie exps co1nos this way. D. L.
, 1877-12-01

noMAN HAS TIME TO READ.
cx,c,. 10 ths E4uor o} 7ae Tribune.
nsst, 4, ~. @s'-1 was pleased with The ss.
r1x ~ su1 Asf1 .. In last Saturdays TH,a-
..sttaiak ..sts.. Of aoshiax be.ids d,e,x o,hsr. nv nv
S'''s sstsatlaa "a tasl1 doms.rlc dp,is., e..
, 1877-12-01

ClfAnAnE-NO. 5o.
~ frst you'll ind 4 muddy flEean
That flows meath italian skies;
A river also In nv second
Tint In Scotia lakes It rise.
Ny thiru II found on cv'sy man,
" whatever rank or station:
My who1e. combined will show to ron,
A vegetable CREATION.
Apn1TT, I'll. O'CAI1AonAx.
, 1877-12-01
TO THE NOZZLE AND LOVELY:

NO.. =, ~ @"* @4stpf o. Ina 1fsoHn9.
sos..' aos. 2a+-Thsrs have bscu 10 many aad
.t.. .t.ea published In The Home psp.rtmsut aud
loa.I. ss " The sufertng OF noble women. aud
m. :, ,As1!lssat Eis!s, and others, al for tho
b. ts,.. .s@t'aynsns or home where they could
n,trss 'os ~ friends. etc, And Ths Home Dc.
aaas nd ai.o set forth the pleasures Of sxeet
ihn.c.@a @ass1td itfe. and discussed loyo In such
eladei ei1a2a " manner, that have con.
q bona ,nas's .n. aad test ths Whole matter
Ed.es ~ noels women, Of lovely Young
h.s!lsxeSS,s ~ ,s.asy 10 aesd Of employment who arc
ai.. aiS :, es otes agood home, with I'll ths necss. @
Mss hse' latsnpetued with luxury now aud
sstoort. yea stc ars snserinR thosa bite: com.
Til, ~, sse shat this bill Il 6llsd OF stop the
sas1a 81 ~ Jon mAa With few thousand dollars
VI eoSs soPetty And consider tabla uuu1cjn; POSI-.
esn busS,osoSinf saa know enough to MIND MY
osseps aoos H. Is wtl es pleasure 70 tells*o ons
As addsess ee1 20 10 accept tho offer shs maY send
u. T. II
, 1877-12-01
II w
ADMIT I'll.

CEARADE-NO. ~.
Ny first u uacd 10 renh away:
My third Il usctl to cart away:
Mr whnic iE nscd to takc xwaY.
Ny second you wilt ind
IL the centre. {u.day.
Cfny drst. thirtt. and whotr,
1d1rr make bold 10 say.
ArrLETos, Wis. A JoHxxY.
, 1877-12-01
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plscAse. AhuEnlnuF1a- AND III all txars wrfe their
btt.k yns. 4sss1ts of .hs .ste, !. 'ek s!oaay n3cd
white tlk. 0E thcrn i morhfI. dark bluu4 s,pxa+
ance and white tGts deposits. and xhen tlern II
rSlCk:nx burning sensation WHEN ras4lnx water. apal
pAi1 U Tbs 4at! u tbs bsek aud alotg LIZ iolu4.
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Reliable Evidence.

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Dear Sill Will most cheerfully
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number you have already receiv'd
IN favor or your great ana good
me llclne, NEGEIINE, FOR do not
IA nix enough can be said in us
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thirty years with that dreadful
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medicines iur cOu lis and weak,
sinking feelings at the stomach,
ana "a wise every body to take the
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That ever was.
MRS. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine ana v nut sts.,
Cambridge, Mass.
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IAN EXCELLENT PLASTER.

Messrs. Weeks o Potter, Gentlemen, Please send
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them to be an excellent FiHster-the best that
have ever used. | am sorry that the drug
gists here do not keep them.
+. NJ. SNIDER.
Broadway, o., July 1876
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Mrs. W. II. Bradley, who lost her child
by the Ashtabula disaster and herself mar
self narrowly escaped death, was daugh-
Ter of DR.. Gray, who was killed by the Nor
folk accident of 1858.
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sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE

Must convince them that 1t possesses great
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It's preparation when studied with the disease
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tnat It's method Of cure Is Tho true one.
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SANFORD's RADICAL CURE
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Reveves in a short time the very worst forms
OF Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Tlghtness
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Instantly relieves and permanently cures every
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THE HUSBANDS JEALOUSY.

On her cross-eXamination Mrs White
merely clipched her former assertions in
many respects, and detailed several in
stances Of Whites rudeness and intolerance
after she became aware that he was Jealous
OF Carr. At the serenade to Prot. Carr
his conduct was violent and ungentleman-
ly, and he continually expressed his wish to
90 home, and intimated suspicious that she
had desired to go simply to see John Carr.
Once she had asked him to omove up nearer
the speaker, which he rudely refused to
do. She then asked him, when he said he
wanted to 60 home, if she could not remain
with some friends, but he made no reply.
1t was when they reached home after this
that she told White she could brook his
cruelty no longer. Il was on the 22d Of
October, two days after Cars father bad
been elected superintendent of instruction,
that White firsL began to manifest his jeal-
ousy. She thought she had asked White
several times after the appearance Of the
green-7yed monster to sac Carr, but had
never said to him or anybody else that she
would die if be did not permit her to inter-
view the young man. He had neglected
her personally, but always provided for her
immediate wants, and she thought that in
stead Of being jealous his mind was on
somebody else.
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Isl ET Err YBODY
CHEERFULLY RECOMMENDS
Collins VOltaic PIaSterS.

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Il ELECTRICITY, combined with the finest
compound OF medicinal gums ever united to-
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10 fall In ailOrding prompt relief for all pains
and aches.
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Thus becomes a powerful purifying agent in
overcoming the poisonous action OF the rotten
the stomach to be abSorbed into the system.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

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of q full breath.
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for six or sA25 for twelve, by WEEKS a POT
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STNFORD'S RADICAL CURE

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MEltfaI.
READER,

Have you risen from your bed after a short
sleep TO find yourself su1focated with Cat0r-
rhal matter in your nose, head, and throat?
lave you noticed what depressing influence
II exercises on the mind, bunting It's faculties,
besides enervating the body as wei? HOW DIFF
llculJ to rid the head Of this foul matter al can
dliilcult 10 protect the system against It's FUR
ther progress TO Yards the lungs and bronchial
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matter deliles the breath and undermines the
system; to know that the body does not,
through It's veins and arteries, carry the pol
son that is sure to destroy, Is indeed II blessing.
10 purchase immunity from such a fate should
be this object OF all aflliCtcd. But those Who
have tried many remedies and physicians de8-
pair OF relief or cure. They become lncredu'
lous With such the long array Of oftestimcnlals
from our best citizens, physicians, ana drug
uigtg I'm favor
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Cleanses the nasal passages in single appll-
cation with the admirable Inhaler, which ac-
companies each package free OF charge, and Is
more servlceable than any other form or In
haler,
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Mr.. Campbell. Then you are little
jealous?
Mrs. White. Not bit. | am perfectly
willing he should have any lady he likes,
if he can get her, and If she will have him.
A mile in court
The witness continued by stating that
White had threatened once to shoot her,
and also her sistr, BESIDES threatening to
kin young Carr. He was always saying he
was gong to shoot somebody, al d at OF e
time was going 10 assss-inate her lawyer
The deftI diul's attorney here remarked
that this would have been very bad, ard
the opposing counsel said thai White hgd
actually en'cred his Office with a loaded
care, bat he was MT fnghicned IN the leu't.
His reckless bravery created laugh, which
was heightened into loud guif4w when the
witness said that White had once told her,
in one of his fits of evaporation, that he
would shoot Judge Wheeler if he did not
conduct himself property in future. She
had always tntertline@ a high regard for
White, and lad mourned his neglect and
Jealousy until within about three weeks,
when the last fragment Ot her former love
had heeu summarily cru-hed ont Of exist
ence by Whites prosecutions ard studied
meanuess She could never understand,
and never would be able to, how White
could suspect her of the crime he had
charged her with, for her conduct had Al
ways been, it seemed 10 her, most exem-
plaTy.
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Mrs. Matte +. White, was called next
She is a small bit Of femininity, weighing
about 100 pounds, and is not mole thsn
thirty-two years Of age. She had all arch
expression on her countenanCc as she sat
beside her counsel in the court and heard
her character discussed by the facetious at
tolney for the defense. She has a small
face, somewhat chubby, a small, delicate
nose, a little mouth, with red lips, and over
all sparkles E pair of knowing gray eyes
She frequently prompted her counsel on
intricate points, occasionally smiling good
humoredly at some of the opposing coun-
sells salits of legal wit, and told her story
in straightforward way, with a clear, un-
hesitating voice When on the stand, her
answers, were sometimes So terse as to
stagger the attorney for deiel c, and her
cross. examination was particularly lucid.
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ground that che had long nose, blear eyes,
and was an old maid After the proceed
ings in her divorce had been commenced
White told her that he would let the case
70 by default if che would consent 10 Il
One-sided proposition tor the scttICmtnt OF
the property, asking her not to tell her
counsel. She refused to do this, when Mr..
White said he was going to Sacramento
TO KILL YOUNG CARR,
which event would show the world that
she had committed adultery, as a man must
have great grievance TO take such des-
peratc remedy. lie then gave her a picture
and lett The next day he assaulted Carr
in Sacramento. She had never told the
girl Phillips that she loved Carr better than
her husband, nor that most young men
were more affectionate than that young
gentleman. There were many other state
ments IN Whites testimony which the Wit
moss denied in tot0, as well as the whole of
Rhoda Phillips story, saying that the state
ment that she feared White would commit
suicide was II pure fabrication. She had
never told Rhoda that she, would clope if
the trouble was to be gone over again, but
the girl had always sympathized with her
in her troubles, and expressed considerable
disgust at the conduct of White on several
occasions.
During this examination the attorney for
the plaintiff, by his interrogatories, attempt
ed to impeach the testimony of the servant
and also that Of Dr.. Merritt, saying that
the former had bCcn trained to speak her
pIce for the occasion, and that the latter
had an interest in the divorce of White.
The defenda. is attorney objected to this
Systematically, Judge Wheeler held that
the only way in which to impeach the tes-
timony Of witness was by leading him to
himself, or by attacking his char
acter for integrity and credibility, and sus-
tanned the objection In other cases the OBJ
jections came thick and fast, some of which
Judge Wheeler overruled and others sus-
tanned, and then the defeated attorney, with
a complacency born of his superior legal
knowledge, said, "Well, I'll take an excep-
tion, if it please the court" and the judge
remarked, Certainly, with the greatest
pleasure
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE


Is also taken internally, where, by Its action
on the blood in eliminating from the system
tho acrid poison always present In Catarrh, 1t
affects the whole constitution.