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Dyspepgia Dsslr0ys the room.

Unless lis effects are counteracted by
that pure vegetable tonic and antiseptic
SOZODONT. No bodily disease can
impair them if this antidote to all cor.
rosive elements that act upon the enamel
is regularly applied. cod
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Ladies' Ice Cream ParlOr,
Ice Cream and Sherbet,
Cold, fresh and pure.
AT Barlee's, 32S Main ct.

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job # printing. 1881
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Bartee's Soda and Mead.
best in the world, 9 glasses for
25c, BPS Main at. CAT
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Rooms mi B0ARD.
PEEs0NAL.

MICE furnished rooms, with or without
IN board. at l.. Woeller's, $40 Main st. ST
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Strangers, go TO COnverse's
billiard ParlOrs, "a 8. court st.
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GOOD NEWS FOR STOUT LADIES.
KAHN q FREIBERG,
Corner of Main and Pnnlnr sfrnnfs

OVIhVN vi NAH n Poplar streets.
Received per Express,
Ladies' extra siza linen suits, braided, S.
Misses linen braided suits, cheap.
Beautiful e calicoes just received.
Aarseilles and piques, corded, lOc.
Solid colored lawns, &c, Toe.
Brown soft domestic, Sea Island, Zoe.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets.
Our c%Ottonades and summer jeans, loo
Our linen fans, lOc, l5c; Japanese sc, 10
Sash Ribbons, Sash Ribbons, 15c, zoe
SHOES! SHOES SHOES!
children's ankle ties, SOC; %buttoned, Coo.
Ladies' cloth buskius, Coo; leather, 75c,$l
Misses fine shoes, 81; ladies' 81 so, l Is
Blay linen, Blay linen, finest, zoe, Csc.
Ginghams, fuest double fold, Scotch, l25
New filters, beautiful goods, 75c.
KAHN 4 PREIBERG,
COrnsr Of Main aud Poplar streets
IcE'CoLD beer, cool and pleasant gar
den, at Hermann CARo's,
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SHELBY LODGE, l. 0. W. M, is still
open for charter members. Applicants
can find blanks by application to S. A..
Taylor, f. Sec'y, No. 289 Main st. 81
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RefrigeratOrs and water.
coolers, at TurnbuII's, 234
Main. e4+
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Smoke the Gold Dust Cigars,
5 for 26c,
At Sol PerItz's, 3S6 Main 81.
Tf
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Another Death BY browning.

Another Death by Drowning.
Yesterday afternoon a youth aged six
teen years, named Emile Baerfus, was
drowned in the Mississippi river below
The elevator at the foot of Beal street.
The youth secured a dangerous dug. out
and placed in it a candle box upon which
be sat as he padded around 10 the most
dangerous eddy along our river front
The dug-out soon began to rock rapidly
and the youth was pitched out into the
river. He sank and then rose, but he
sank again and was drowned. This por.
ton of the river is full Of dangerous
whirls, sucks and under currents, and
strong swimmers have beer drawn
under the surface while bathing. The
body mad not been recovered up to noon
to-day. The mother of the drowned
youth is a well-known midwife who for
merly resided on Beal street, near Main
but who now resides on fernando street
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Cream soda &c, at Virgins,
205 Main st. 65t
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Ice cream at Wrlght's, 265
Main st. ff 65t
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LOOK
AT our water coolers, oak
lined with eartIlen.
76t Wheeler, Pickens a. "a.
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SaVarin cakes for lunch,
Soda and Meadnt FlOyd's. [SOt
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DRY GOODS.

I EUBRTE'S.
LEUBRIE'S. SPRING BoNYETs NOW OPEN,
LEUBRIE. SPRISG BLOWERS Now OPEN.
LEUBRIE. SPRING RIBBONS AND SILKS OPEN.
Two-button kid gloves. fashion LEUBRIE
able shades, Soc, worth SOC. LEUBRIE
A good dollar corset, Coo. LEUBRIE
Ladies' linen handkerchief at LEUBRIE
81, worth fully $3.50. LEUBRIE
Two hemstitched handkerchiefs, LEUBRIE
25c. LEUBRIE
Ladies regular made hose, extra LEUBRTE
length, 2)c, worth Acc. LEUBkIE
Towels, &c. SIC, 10c, worth more LEUBRIE
than twice the money. LEUBkIE
Croquet sets 81, worth $3.50. LEUBRIE
PATTERN HATS 10 PER CENT. ABOVE LBUBRTE
COST. IEUBRIE
LEUBRIE LEUBRIE LHUBRIE
LEUBRIE MILLINERY LEUBRIE
sailor school boys hats. this sea- LEUBRIE
sons styles, Zoe, &c, 35c, 400, TOO LEuBRIE
Hall ornament SC. lOc. 15c. LBUBRIB
Fine French flowers cheap. LBUBRIE
LEUBRIE'S CHEAP STORE,
"a MAIN srRERr. 28.10O
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Choice Beef Tongues,
Dried Beef,
Roe Herrlngs,
At G. Il. Ryan e. Co.'s,
73t 347 Main street.
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q fine shirts : SI2
o beat shirts SIS: 10
Fine percal shirts : 80
Linen collars, best and newest
styles, 81 per dozen.
, 1877-06-10

70 Mmo; Y. Auetse, 100 trtncs' . Nine: 4: +:
stlt1, total WINS over 10000 francs. The much.
relieved husband looked very RraVo and said.
very soverely, tit is bad, madame, vcrY bad.'
~ know ~ aald tho weeping wife, "eut
will repair my fault with my own means" ana
she handed her husband another paper.
"What II thist" said the husband, bounding
up again.
"You know I hare good voice. and how
much applause hnvo wo. when havo sung 10
the salons the .pnst winter. II ia An engagement
10 s!ng In tho lie Roi dc Lahore at Rio JAnciru.n
"Whntl You cantatricel Madame do X.
upon the boar1si nv name on a programmed
Are you cra1yl"
II will carefully 0narl my incognita. / shall
only be known by my stage naHc. y
sMadame, you have no right to do this thing;
you arc in tho power Vt your husband; without
hfs consent tho engagement fs null and void !;
your debts wilt be paid tomorrow. aud LET me
hcnr no mere Of this nonscrse.n
Madame DC X. Was resigned; tho manager has
not pressed claim for damages, and the lug
band Is happy that tho htlcts contained nothing
moro terrible than mflItncrs' btIis.
Behold, my dear slsters In America, new
way to pay old debts, and means BY which To
looscn the marital purse strings: only, perhaps,
Il would not do to try It on all men. have
known somo American husbands who would not
havo been 10 shocked at the proposed debut
, 1877-06-10
LOCAL NOTES.

" "'',.'' -. ~ Ts~..
lho corree-stono OF tt'c nc" Jeucfson fark
Prcsbyterinn Church was laid last Monday nf~
tcrnoon. Prof.. Patton officiating. A box IN the
stnnc co,,tafnc,1 eonv nj tho Illhlc. Tim " Con-
Ss.a,a,, ~ rat., :, y r.,,os ~ i,,n,,ot,v ), h.
lceslon oI Fa!tn, raolea VI AnhucHT' W
DR.. Patterson, formerly pastor OF the church.
" "1nsp.ratEon OF the Scriptures" by the present
pastor, tho Church manual, ard IN Historical
s1,ot.,, ~ ,to ,l,,rcf Tl,c rhnrci, ,rcus,,rcs
oNots" ~ ~ e."'. t.,. 4"" "t .. =" ~, ..Ns
eeSsasy-tasen ieot On !hroop st1cos y lV 1ce.
on sAdnnns street. 1t Will 10 built OF prcssed
brick and gray sandstone. TIC church will hayo
, 1877-06-10

start q now party" Then Mrs.. Ferguson was
intensely rsisevtd, and rent back 70 bed with
her faco. illuminated In snilcs.-Loehesttr DEMO
eraf.
When n Newark lover feavca tho house Of hla
sdored ons at q iata hour III the evening, and
walks m1stnR1y homcwarl beneath tho twink
ling stars, his fond fancy pctures her clothed IN
white samlte, resting swectly. upon her pillow,
with her unbound hair tossed about her sleep
Ing facc, md angels bending over her couch
whispering heavenly dreams. Perhaps Mt Tint
very moments, though, sha Is In the pantry
gnaring- hungfEly on ham-bone.-Nsourk
Sunday Cau.
When Pucller Muskau was in Enatand sotno
forty ycare since, being ono night At Almaek's,
he personally compltmentctl Lady Jersey, who
was pardonah1y vain Of the clcarncss Of her COM
r'cxion, on "lier peauttful leather" The .fsir
sarah started. "Dartlon,". resumed Puckler
Muskau, ~ did mean your ladysh!p's peauiiful
hide" iskfn, your li,ghness, skln," whispered
friend to the Prince. !" I did not cay shln,t
retorted the Prince in q most d!uni1ed manner.
..shcntlcnnns do not look at lad!cs' shlns."-
London Truth.
, 1877-06-10

49,, -,u
Eroeeen to taKe Mp to,s Totk o. anenohsn.' NJ
inero WE .enEsncaGu ucu"ts W s"g "
fne Leaders =, o. 9nS ehufchmhnsn nEtc rfhsipaI
mAtelF tslGe eommttec, rep!esenL!nh ttse ~.
Irene ss wei! as tne fnooetaS Pa1..es ~ h.'e
and rrport Ia ths neeifnr Of Svnod ne1t wear,
Tho utscstAbltsbment urcstlon WA also discuss
ctj, Of coirso on the lItcs Of securing the speedy
ltscstahIisl,ment and ,itsendowmcnt OF tho
State Churches OF England and Scotland, anil
the Committco Haa reanpofntrd for smother
year.
Tt. .so.,x,, r7nu,,, =. .,,r,,,a tain ,h,c,
ne Moraslan Cnnfcn e oiTea nI1si1 nto @ IKE H.
neIWan; tne seq o. I1e E9geIHmnE EHan en'''t =. ~
4!o1. eaiied ing Unty kl9etn ,;.,c. e. shc H.
betne's1orI detmany Inc st"ssp ,,n,s ~ ~ NV sYs
Wn9.e CnuIcnt 1nst annonnstu, thn n;asnnrn
e,uung tne mSslon "H ~. .'u n,,nr tha
tnc.c ale no,uy 1ncin.e!s: M - s.h o. I'm rchc..
asMnM t rso'snsc "a "as , ~ c'r,rrI,cs an the
American. i0{Ho With Is churches. Tho Mo
tavan. roy havs al e"s1s 81 IN sa nos%s, I1ss
then, permission TO freely hold public worship.
$"TI ps'o"I "aa,,. :, a.. t,.,,,,,o, ~ ~,
TIE 2ot a1ntse5sary Of tha sofas'o o. inc
pnt!an o. te ~ 1"emes es hst n ti,,s ci,,,rci,
etteee, @ W." .tnt;ca, sl ~ ,tsrn,rsa waa
euna.,, T., ~ .,,,,f,., i,r III naetnr In Rav
pEeaee4 W o; .ns a ~, ~ ,,i,iatnr vtnn, "a
onyuct - nns sS 49,. ,hn,, M. ~ Y'ar Iocnh
Tssi He. nas. fra1. NJ V-~ ,rhn IL.
i,Mn! ~ srst .ar,,,as, H. hfocr.h~nso unnn
~ IT, ~ ~ H. shrat ~, r Tr;rtv Snndnv ii
c 4e1 Sy y y! ~. ts .aa ~ ,1, {o.;n,, o-,l l.,
~ ~, r., tnne % ~ n,ttt + .rn. ~ IN
ttr. ~ ~ r. r. asnnttnr. ~. most "1,,rrI, IN Thtias
, 1877-06-10
pIOUS JOKES.

Wl,s Ia man moro dcvout when he has cold
III his tlcall Beeauso he Ia on hts aucczu most
OF the time.
A somewhat simple woman was asked whcth.
CT hor husband feared God, and replied. ~
gucss he docs, for he uever goes ont On 5un.
days without taktng his gun With him."
"My SON." said doting mutherto her 8-ycnr-
old. "what pleasure DO you tccl like giving up
during the LentOn seasonf' "Weli, Ma,
guess IN stay away from school, was the reply.
It was Now Jersey boy who, having done
so;,c wicked thug, md bcing asked whether ho
didn't want To 60 10 heaven, replied: s"NO;
old s,asp.'
rhe Rev. ~. Il. II. Murray, when asked TO
tlah used wers like, sail thsy rcscmbiei modern
h,reo ears Ia one respect, -" peopic rodoin heul
standing"
There arc many followers Of tho cyn!c WHO
wrote: "Our curnte's eyes my daughters
praisc. cannot tell II they'ru divine; for When
/ shut niue"
4 comprehensive school inspector asked an
Aberdeen class II any one could tell lin, any.
thing remarkable In the life Ut Moscs. Hoys-.
aYes, str; ;he wa the only ;,nan who broke all
The commandments at ouce.h
"papa," satl llttls +-year.old lust Sunday,
"wan't you pray 10 uol aud isayo him stop thls
rain. 80 can 10 out md play III my sandan
NAM ii bars II Gc RENTED. hlI,t t,n1 .innr
pay any attention 70 little buy"
\ lin va. tin son nj \ pIthun- md haa hmm
rnrr5uiiv cti,,cst.I Int nH had H. x,1S II nats ~
sbw, nevertheless, atI1 when the old tnan sharr-
.a,vsfi+m m,,i sta".1 onen ~ anIt IL s ..'.,Isit
iei1. uul h: tiiin,t wnnt T., ha ierEmi oycr lie
threshold.
Thu Hcv phl,,tna n,oo,. tn ,,, ~ hta v,,,
1ccfnrcs -, !. pr...,;,. i ,tti Il; wv ~ ~ .,a a1s
ha,tw,nsman wt,n si;cr s h..,-;..sV S.v stosy ~
n,rnncp,ls sermon frt,n, fxI.n,, Ms,Jc t,r,Ne.t.
, 1877-06-10

9V
&c. 4 r." city.-Thankss your request shall
be attended 10.
AN. g. r., !" oconosuowoc, Wls.-Any items Of
~ CORRECT eo1as,on to Enigma No. IS received
from G. A. Perry. o. T. Denjamin, and +. A.
Swarth, city.
- Correct solution to Problem No. rs received
from ". Il; oyinEson, =. A; Perry. 9; Il. l,Sna.
wright, and 4. Il. D., city; 1t. Turner. ILL.,; L.
Knttnes,- Des Moines, Ia; ]. 3. Morgan, bur-
tlngton. In.
character cmboftyinE your Idea II IL necessary 10
show that tho defense must have ,nnlo ceFta!n
muvo. II It In assumed that Whites prhy1ous
sonnd. but TINT would 10 carrying supposltton too
far. Al It H. the may hare boen tntcFposcd fFou
ent II In prob|sm conpos,fion, and We fsoi eonddep'
Of future valuable contributions from 10 prom!f
Inv q suurts. -
, 1877-06-10

A1lRe 20 toH4' ene #oHW nv ioH4es 70 %.u
The next morning, upon entering tho hrsak- a,
fast.roon. tic little one eIelaime,i -, Ws,s ,,is
Mrs. -, WAS 'frnld asin lat nigitI why.
how .as .hatI a.ksa the f. hwy s you s"n,ir Tsi
Iniu; III 'mcmhcred Il. t'ns ths 'fsald IS in me,
and cau't be got out oE mc."
4 youn9 man writing the narnc Of his father
who wns member of Congfess-tn some bits
mess transaction, wrote Hon. before tho name.
S,'estoner @ NEW wi WHITING him tor doing il In viz
latton Of good tastss ansgcred that he was only
trying to otcy the Fifth Commandment "a near
a minister IN Anguish. Mo-, has son, q
hopeful child Of years.. I1ts father expects he
couragEngly until the frat warm day. q the sca-
son, when be gave signs Of having fallcn from
grace, for the dcvotrd child GANG to Ills father
and saI:l: ~ Pam, I'm not agon' 70 be q minis.
tho father. "Goin' to drive an Ice-carti"
These two ars genuine advertisements, ono
from paper from, the North Ut England md
tho other from Scotch source:
wantcd-A Capable General wnrkln9 Woman In
"tss y n ae eSns snes; b.
Nv ndsts iioa:ekeeper @ chrl.san Female.
Accustomed to poultry. Address, etc.
bad boon professor Of religion for many year.,
but for ten years had neglected all religious
duties; hut notwithstanding this he had never
given up, his "hopc."'.' Tho reverend gcntlc-
men, n9tSns f tha hs h,sa @ sct
was time be did. IIo did not sct much value
upon hope that llai been preserved Ia whisky
for ten years.
Jennie has strict Ideas about equity in small
things. When sho first hear1 the story Of tho
the few loayes and ashcs obtained from Tho
young lads basket, she was nwcd into thought
, 1877-06-10

The Ilcy. e. K. CTcssoT Will preach at tho Cow
entry Street baptist Church morning nnd evening.
The ltcv. y. +. 1lavIn breaches m usual At tho
FREQ Church. Morning nuojcct: ''l'iety psulc.sel.
BY murdcrora under the caiiows q pefTers'on Of
Christianity"
Tho ley. ". ". Willis will preach at I'm.
manuel Church, No. 200 Orchard street. At 10;45
q. m.
Tho fcr. ". j. Kcrsnott will preach at tho
T1a!atcd Street Church, near tho stock Yards, At
II q. III. ami 7:45 p. m.
Tho Rev. ". ". Evotss, D. D., will preach at
tho First Church. south Park avenue and Thirty.
n1st street at IL q. m. and 1850 p. m.
Tho Noy A. Owen, D. D., Of Detroit, will
preach ut unlvessity rlaco Church, Thttty.nfth
street, Ut II a. N. and 1880 p. N.
-The I'cv. r. !. Morgan, D. H., will preach at
the Second Church, Morgan and Monroe atrscis,
morning and cvcnlna.
Tho Ryv. D. H. Cheney, D. D., will preach At
the south Church, Washington and raultna ssrcea.
1T 1880 q. m. and 7:Ab p. m.
-Tho ltsy. \. blackburn will preach this morn
Ing at tho Oak Park Church on "Onr High Call.
Ing. This evening the congregation VII! unIto In
ras asss ss :o css,: csaes s i5ls n ts sa 7a:
CONGREGATIONAL ...
Te ns;eb Hss E a mox Il gn1a 5
spltltaal, " and in tho evening on ''The Fro Of
eoar MTha Rev. Charles Ita1. Everest will p.cach es
Plymouth Church. Michigan avenue, at 1o:3o a.
n. and 7:4A p. na..
ssti dSs;e !! KSss @ VI. p;s": 81 ss 4 e!a,Ga 9s's'
sss t s III sea ssa ss sSs
~Fho Rey. c. A. Towle will preach morning and
evening .. Dethany Church. laulEna and West
% '@Tho itus. i. r. William. wlll;;p,e.eh morning
and ovcuing at tho First Church. Wext Washington
ao1 Ths n i;eT' T. 9, t,o}b,ook will proaeh Ut Oak
land church. Oakwood boulevard. this morning, on
''lltlaen Growth. and tu tho evening on ''ob'
.lThe 1key. George II: resks vt! preach morn.
Tho Rev. 1. r. Chamberlain will preach at Tho
evening bt. Alchaulla, uatiyo Of Armenia, viii
preach On "Aohamnedansm and Christianity in
-Tis Rey. q. ". Nackie will preach At tho
SOUTH Fark Arunue Independent Church " II =.
N. No cyening service.
"A. r. Whta will preach at tho Central Church.
%sIsias :s; r. A'ssss' lid 'a'ihs sSsA'aa On
~ S:'s sa;ss % f:sssa faSsaa %sss s'sas:
The Ney. ". =. Williamson will preach q tho
Church Of the food Shepherd, Junes and lomun
'.ei's as WV IT, hepka: taa :' Vii at ST.
John:s Church, Ashland avenue. At lo:io .. N.
~rhs issv ". J. Morrison, win preach At thu
Church of the Holy cotomunlon, Dearborn street,
Il l0:4a q. Y: aud 7::,0 ?. u.
evening 1t Tho Cathedral ot ss. Peter and Psli.
eofps1 ot wa4augtoa aud PEORIA .tsest.
III esenx !. Io Church, cofnss 81
Cas- snd Huron streets. lloly Communion Ut ,
-:che Rev. K. sulliyan vii! ofac,a,s uosn.uy
and evening At Trinity Church. corner Ut Twenty
, 1877-06-10
+" Be JUST AND FEAR NOT"

st(1e lust and fear not" Let this be
Your malto. SeTyu It faithfully,
And nl1 tho poWern In kAsth and IIclt
Viii Itto before !ts magic spell.
Why should thu just nlau Eeart
.1uattcu 10 hIns ID dear.
Ecu falls these many q tear.
Hts tod IL ever Hear
10 chees-t0 cheer.
Hack on ll,u 1apg6 Of time,
Know you not the cline,
Know yuu not tho land,
kpuw yuu mol the band,
(5ou's uwn Immortal Thrtes
Fa!ttI, uoJe, and ChsFltyt
These Kaih tho victory,
And upu kind lleattu 10 thee aud ne
For an Eturulsy.
"bu lust and fear not "
JpeEFu D. TunNkY
, 1877-06-10
THE FIRST sr1rRT-nUTTON,


Nsio FORK Hofid.
Young Charley Overblowcr married about a
month ago, and when be came back from his
wciding.tour ho and his pretty little wife, En-
mn, took possession OF charming l'ttlo flat
uptown. Eafly ono evening, after they wero
fairly settled, and tho Inst Of Emma's sisters
l,ati bcon induced to conclude her visit, Charley
proposed to Emma TINT they should 60 to tic
theatre. The littIc woman asscntcd, and both
began to amend their toilets. Iii few mo-
ments Charley said; "DaslinR, am sorry to
trouble you; but really think 1 shall BE- obliged
to have to ask Jou to aow button on this
Allirt."
"Ot course; why mott" sad Emma, delight
cd at chance to show her skill. sliu took tho
gnrmcut, scatcd herself, and said: II can't re-
member for tho life Of mo where Il put those
buttons hut o. CHARLEY a look In that box and se0 IL
Charley looked in tho box, wl,ict, was cnsc
OF perfume bottles. and not fin1InE tho lcslrcd
article, concluded he would not bother Emma
for further Information, 30 he pulled d button
from anntleE shirt.
top burcas,d ,drawer and Ect ,nc a paper Of needles
nnd apool Of wl'ito cotlon-bc sure to get tho
Charley found In tho top burcau drawer q
picked It up aud looked at tho marginal
marks md comments, dear, aifccttonatc little
Mi t},nf al,o u+nst t-ari ,nnrn nrrfurn b,tt1ta
FL s'.ns s,,.S s.1 ~ Ftnr IL P1,mer nv"rsrt an
~. ~. 1p-ns,n1 ~ n snfoscnshinu AMI varfnus
ts neGna o. ~ na'in sonG"a" ~ cnt,nn so rc m
otlcs tnius1' us ~ ~ 1 f,, q thn,,sa,s;ta =
fsinc!n1c.Gu t taS ~ f,4, u1 Fois ar1 In
tnnt nc @ Mnu ooIsn .tn,, ~ ~ .'s,t "'" 'e
got M nsc,lies anu sottoh 1; o1ai u ts,a1' , In,
hanK ye' Tao ,,,,,,,a,, nHa ,.na SI ", ~
Gan 10 st1.ca s y,sorGnsy; H. AatM aas1. rMaa";y
italian a,f es1S .,1 s"S s.seorsi thint tow'5e.
Mol. so1 u,i,,n.ss. us hoG timn thcrc s2tav
A+~t
eutll4 e.', oue VI w.. i, X ,.,+,,r,osb or
lno hclasos "s.u n.y. ~ H. ~. tu
on tEo suh.os' ttpe y. o ,,n- nu.n T.
@ Mos ~ tne aa,,ou SasS ~ so tI"rt"v d,a", nv ~
tho t.air-reeGtver. 20 Emaa ofer *, i,,ona on nss
"houso"no HILL, 1ia 1 I1 tuun ~ tsTI.o. -
snippeu tn9 .nagas.. nau heasa ~ ~ .,,aii IT,
aafiIns' III" ~" '''aNo Aa"'o' VI W. ofA'' w
'ats; ,rx,o.1n, t,t,, .bo o,rnou+ mil ,,,op
, 1877-06-10
THE GAME OF CHESS


CHESS UIHEClUHIs
CHycAoo Cnrss C1un-Nos. G3 and 05 Wash
{ngton street.
CittcAdo CnEss ARsoctAr,oH-uenrlets Cdio,
17l East Madiaon.st
ohcAa players meet daily At the fremont House
tExchange} and tho BheFman House {Dasementl.
All communications intended for this department
should bc addressed to TIE Tn1uuxR, and !ndorscd
stChes1H
, 1877-06-10

and evening o. Ca!Eafy ChusStI, on hatfcn ascnus.
Tss Ksy I nott.e2 4. M y ,s sf.e h.;s
pnssnI, Or Th.sep 'steet, between Monroe and
ssnss 9! eans q T 9s'ss 8aes
Tho i;e,: iisn!7 g: Fc;ry viii ot!s'sts oeerasns
pcntet and ohio atrcets.
There viii 3 services II the morning At Tho
@The lss.. +: II. La.en vi!i eaist.ts morning
e snS iIs; s; @ M*s s!s csa;ss I s,s s,.n,'en s
The m'..Ion II the Gnsrsh Fl ths A,,sens,9n'
viii ia Ss continne1 until Thufsdas. -' >''
The Rev. ". F. Crafts will preach as Trinity
efes ehis II He sn III. ssns
i Tho s,eHg ss1ss H. sd 4 r. rs1s{
NJ. i. sharei si io:5e ~ !. ~ q .is shIidfsn. an3
t. ~ ats,se easssGk K i5pove; will preach at
:ssss. = ID se|ia,sa i iosS NJ I'D "a sss
srSs ~Tass Rsv. VI. .. Willing will preach At Lang.
tsy Ayeqae Church notnin; ana e!sntns. ,r,.,.,
s;ses shs.sn .sx s?5fs ess's nd ~ '"a'e,
~ Il be eesE ss1E fa o ees sfsns "
The Rev. John Atkinson viii preach ii d.ace
chnteh. Xotth EsSai!e Ind Whts streets inosnias
sao c9oxn: ssse1 sGGS 1epr ses WIN Many
-Ths Rev. N. Ii. Fsrkhufst viii preach morn
and Clark streets.
Tho Rev. A. =. simp.on, =: D., Of Louisville.
me- @ and Tweaty. .dist street Il 1880 d, n. aad
, 1877-06-10

~ r tx Il commonly playcd hers. ana sst'
tainis preferable to Tho move tn thS te!t::
III Ms. uorpenlann cunlucta this part o. tne ~
very aklllsulls, and hAs now By much inc psSN W
lei iistc, wo think, Whlse slips up; 9 Qst,o. ~.
pears to be stronger plsy .. the mose nn1 enag'e'
Black to retire his H. ATTACKING the adverse =,
and nlso guarding AgRlnAt tho lpate WIN WILMA NV
tG) WLita NV that this would cost ths 9assa ssr.
raSt ths sacridce. ind but for Mt. DfeuztngsEs
aamIfabs defense, In Ill probability Is VonIa law
besp successful. ,.,A,..,s
{e) owing 10 sas undeveloped state OF NEts t..,
left wing, Black now saccesds In picking ou ~"
Of tho sayerss piscss thsreby securing ~ i1ns
enough 10 make victory . moFa ques1loe u AA'
-1HfT, Fkt4 and Farm.
, 1877-06-10
o, GEO1sQE1
fnns s}A@ E1st4

she was young and fair, md tear Rltstencd
In her eye as sAo laid her curly head upon his
shoulder and exclaimed, 40, George, / think II
founl you did not lovo me should de-"
"aty lasling," hc answered, passing bis hand
gently rounl her linpled chin, ~ viii always
love you.. Do you think would marry you II
did not feel sure Vt II. In few days, at tho
altar, ! shall VOW to love you all my llfe, and
wifi keep my VOW" A lovely kind OF beatidc
happlrese played tor moment like sunshine q on
her lips, ard then sl,c whispered, "0, George.
like to hear you talk like that,
you have been so good TO mo. fol
have given mo d diamond lockct aad
a gold watch and claln,. and rings
TINT MI angel might wear outside her gloves
and not 10 ashamed, and II thought tt1at ono
day you'd bo sorry you'd g'yen gil these nfco
things atlt} want thcin back ngntn should break
my l,aart." lie held ltcr. gently against 1tfs
manly breast, and answered with a laaycr1ng
voice. - o my own darling, there is nothing Vi,
Garth TINT GUILD happen That would mako nc
repent giving you fow. tokens OF my lore, or
mako mic want them back ngain." ahc sprung
from ilfs arms like joyous deor, so shock back
ler sunny curls, and with whole poem IN lIef
hazel oyes, exclaimed, "U Gcnrget you hnvo
taken load from my hcnrt. Ive come to say
can't marry you after oil, because Two seen
sotneboiy / like better, and thought you'd
want your presents buck nGain.h