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cclyc greater blessings because they did not giro
forth nnY blessings. Tho s0ul that watcrM
others, Al tic Wurd Fai'lt would ttAclf hp wa-
tered. Giving forth ami receiving at tho tafs1c
time was the great secret. Somehow n great
n,npy held hack. They shnu1d carry tho mes
sa0c 4, tl1c furnishing, and they would receive
great ldcssinE.
Tho Rcr. sir. Parkln'rst rcn,arkcd that tho
great mistake IN fmpnrttng tho spiritual gtits
wns that Christians lnfstook ttefF pnrt Of the
work. It was Christ q work 10 save FOULS. Tlicy
were simply to let Ills blessings bo known. x
ENKl lnnry werc burlcncd, a though they ncrc
Responsible for lost aouls. They were mot.
Tl,er m,,st imnnrt the Gospel TO othcrs; Christ
would saw tho souls. ....
"Are ynus windows open toward Jrr!'Fa-
lcm!' was sung by Mr. stcbtins, by special re-
quest.
The Rev. Mr. Worrclf, OF Corington, H.,
fnnc a few remarks about Tie benefit othcr
portions Of ttlr country had derived from the
mon prayer-tnccttDgs. lie hoped they would
be kept up, notwithstanding the absence Of tic
great evangelist.
Nal. WhIttle said there were doubtless pres
ent many who lad received the Ettt OF dol.
There were also many WIN wefc ready to re-
rciyc It. Tho u,iy obstacle In tho ,yns was MI
unwillinEnrss to receive the gilt. We're there
nl,y who wished It
Six people rose. - ..... .-......
Mini Wl.ittle asked Go4l to reveal Himself
unto them nill to bless them Mt once liz also
prayed for thu fcnplc Of CInc!nratt, aud the
students in the colleges throughout tho co,an-
ttY. ...-.....,
The bcncdlcttnn was then pronounced bY the
Rev. A1r. Jutk,ns.
, 1877-01-26

MEDICAL.
eohenck's Palmonio Syrup, Sen Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills,

Thcso dcstrsedly celebrated and popular mcaic.pes
havo effected revolution In the healing art, and
proved the faifacy of several maxms which haeo fos
many years olairucted tho proRrcss OF medical science
The fsl+o saPpcs!tion that Eons4mpttoa lncurao'e-
deferred physicfana from attempting to Ind rcn,eds
for that dlscsac, anl prtents afflicted With It recon
fed themselves 10 death without making an effort 70
escape ffou, doom which thcy supposed to bc III.
avo!dabtt. 1t Is now Proved however, that Consump
tIon bo cured nni that It ha4 been cured In tc1
great number Of tsone Of them apparently dts
rctato ooea). By schencks ruonit Syrup a1onos nd
In other By The uucIctnn In connection With
bchcncka 8ta-syetd Tonic and Mandrake Itls ono OF
both+ according to tho requirements Of tho casc.
III. schcnck himself who cutoyct uninterrupted
good health for than forty year. supposed
It tme to be At tho very 9sto Of death. s ph1A
clans haysng pronounced his hopeless. snd atan
doncd him to !s fate. 1io curcd ty thu A!orcsM
medicines. md. atnce bis recovery many thoua,at1
similarly affected hAvo used Dr. Bchoncks preparations
with tho same 7eH,arkahts suceese.
~! drsstions seco.npany each making i not ah.e
pstessta It w:a .Le!r lunx. s1amnsd: I'D f9s Till. ~:
s!s!h a; sSd A,s',:ss ht!aaaPh'a 1.cty Montat
Schcnck'a mc4lcincs aFo soll By I'll druggists.
, 1877-01-26

TIE koDSDAf rnArER-MEkT1so
In Farwell Hall, lid BY aiaI. Whlttle, was worry
well attended, oil the seats Oh tho main floor
being occupied.
After singing "Joy to the world the Lord Ia
eunlr,"
The Rev. F.. Il. Davis read number Of re-
quests fur prayer.
Thc Rev. Mr. raskhurst led In prayer, asking
u blessing upon those u wku lnl uske4 fos prayers,
and that the Holy tillost n,lEht satisfy them;
aud that all tho churches connected with this
Prayer Alliance might receive wonderful al-
swers ~ prayer. aud the u1,heiieving peuple BY
convinced l!Iat tod was IN the worlI.
T!,c hymn Cuuu ttIuu fouMt Ut every blcas-
iuK,h WIS sung.
Sia}. WAIttlc then read fro,n !. Romans, eo.n-
mcslclnE at the eighth verse, lie said that there
wrro jewish Christians tn hume long bciore
through Jesus Chtist, that falth existed
Throughout tho whole world. Paul prayed for
u safe journey; AMI this Was warrant fur US
to pruy fur temporal blessings. Ills Journey
ras postponed W God, aud the eplsttrs which
hs wrote la Chains had come down to us. Air.
Bliss always prayed for safe Journey. Ill.
ilfe eudcA III patn and suffering arsur,iIng tu
inen. Hut GOd's Ways Wefc always right.
Who could tell but what 31r. Bliss fate WIS for
tho glory Of tho Guspeli II thuso present
would oufy 80 out mud fiupsEt ~ uthcra and
testify u them this graee Of ttod through Jesus
t,4rlst, wltat con.fuFt would come ~ their
hearts!
MI. stctbfns sang a 0n!y step 10 .]csus.''
Christ without delay. T4cy urcl not 70 to Bos.
ton or New York: % xaA right uear them.
Tho Rev. ]. II. Walker said great nauY were
Ill &hc tliue wanting to receive blessIngs, but
ons uf the troubles xaa that thsy did not rs-
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Of its value, IA numbers in this city can give the
same testimonial ~ have. allow our children
to dtc At tho fearful rate as VIC sec In our iaflf
tacath-nutlces, nnd aak for a consultation OF
ptYslcfana. should think It Of great deal
the next Mayo. or Alderman,
think 50 much Of this preventive that tho
Doctor Is putting mo up Nifty packages for he
families II my factory. The preventive ought
who nre not able to pay for 1t, anl'I for ono an
willing to pay my alarc.
Our Board Of Health ought not to lose IN.
otltr moment IN looking into this matter, anil
relieve Itself from responsibility, for which
certainly hold It responsible, In delaying tb[s
important mattcr. Respectfully yours.
Louis WAnL,
, 1877-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The annual sociablo OF 11csuerta Lodge, A..
F. 4 A, NJ, will occur nt the fremont House
Tucstlny evening, Feb. 20, md not this week as
has heretofore hccn crroncous]y announced.
Tho Gospel meeting of tho Wo,nnn's Chris
tian Temperance Union will bo held in Upper
Farwc1l Hall at . o'clock =. m. as farewell
meeting to Miss Willard. Mr. Atebbins will
cortlltsct tho singing.
a scientific meeting OF the State Microscopic
nj socicty will l'e held at the Atndclny Of ST.
cnccs, No. 2s} Wabash avenue, this evening at
4 n'cloe!;. Dr. ]. N. Danforth will read u 1npcr
OIL the "Aiinute Structure and Probable Origin
Of Cancer"
There will be meeting ot homeopathic ply
sic!ans as the fremont TIo1sc this cvcntn. at
o'clock. E,lucntcd plyslclans ot nil scl1onls
are invited ~ bc present. The inject of tho
meeting Is 10 discuss tho prevention a,ld treat
n,cnt Of cpltlcn,Ic srarlatana nnd sltphtheria.
, 1877-01-26
TIE CITY-IIALL,

Tho city yesterday redeemed SOL, 900 worth Of
past due certificates.
Water-sents yesterday wtro 1850, and tho
receipts from miscellaneous SOURCES $S,725.
An examination ut the foundations Of the
Hall Is lrlng made. Tile shell Is looked upon
rs being asiaky, aud suppurts have recently been
put undcr 1t in ssany places.
\ great many holae-uoyIns permits are hclng
tssucd nnwatlays, especially for buildings n the
West Division. Tho scasnn for II Ii put down
~ Ixns the fArt ttat grlat many !e:,svs given
fnr tlvu Years succeeding the hlg tirc arc e1-
pfsins.
ll,u new flre-cngino which, Murslal ncnurr
rived yesterday. II ~ u sclf-1rUi1c!llng engine,
anu the Marshal thinks that II Will work sutIs-
fartortly. slnilar engine wah Experimental
With III tho city wear N two ago, and, though
It worked cxrc,ensly well, was moi npproyrtl II,
be :ailsc Il MAS thought that It terrified huEaes
lanrh 'norc than dbl the other engines.
III the rcpust mule BY Building -Super!ntrnl-
cnt Clcaycfand upon tic condition III Ehlrag !
theatres, 1t was suggested tllnt o!l-lalnps
40 tl.at st,u hls.in. wou! mt tn' lr(t In total
ttarkl,rss II st,l,Ie avlcnt tllll happen to tho
gas. Mr. Clraye:aM! yesterday called rc-
lnEter's attention to tho recommendation, amt
saii that thu tamps were, partly. tntcndest
for uso to prevent The possibility 6f anything
Ike that attempted Ut the Coliseum right be-
fore last. Fortunately ~ thc tsl,c Ut this Toll
scum the gus WIS not ull Turned oil, Al.l iutll-
Ing srriuus resulted; but II the IsspcEuloes h.ul
succeeded tn sh1uwati.x the butl1n. tn dark
ness, pa,lte,' q rush, ald accidents would have
Inevitably occurred.
Thu attention of Superintendent Huxley was
yesterday rnica tt the fat that lal becIl
caught straling newspapers from tic 1r,,lsea Ut
subscribers and turned Nrrr to q policeman,
vim refused to Arrrst the c,ilprit. Us did also
one 1T The Sergeants, who said that the theft
Was so s1nall that usrcst was Int worth while.
TIse eurer!utcntct aall s1sst tho pAt tlaan at,tl
the Sergeant hal displaytt! LEeir ignorance, be-
canso there was spc..ta! Law against steatiuG
newspapers; tlat ttn officers prababfy thought
they knew more Ut tile Law tllun lid nny one
else, and that their tnsc would he locked Into.
1t Ii not Vt all complimentary to the farce tu
acknowledge tliat one Ut t!sc srrgcatltx knuws
no more ot the laws unl orsliuaH@1a shou to re-
! tuso to cause the atrcst Of Hian wlu Aall
| violated the Irayri.'rs Ut special act.
Thc fullowIuy figures ssluw tho humber oil
licenses Issued anu tho amount Of money rcreIY
| CD thcseiTuln frusn Jau. |, lo5G. to Due. III u
| the sxulu year: Sixteen Ructlo1esfs, $3,b13.07
18 hosllng-allc}s S!70.84; Is. biilIarl,tablcs
q, 3,4:alA; ho6 butchers, &5,0a5,88; ::e5 lrays
9563.5s; % gunpowlef, $lla.Go; III hacks
s6a3.ali % Intelligence Offices, $449.53; 68 luui
, 1877-01-26

10 4At EdItoF AZ 1h& 1f5bHHs.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2sl-Tha,lks to tho editor that
cares for the muthcrs and children who read his
paper, and who iarcs to give to bis readers sim
pic facts. Giyc Us mosc Of tho samu kind Of
"iMposturo and ignorance" II tmpostnre aud
ignorance tend 10 such benevolent results.
The plain, honcspun mothers, who steal d
moment from tho carc Of tho little ones to
catcll u gl[n,pso Of tho morning TRIBUNE,
rcIolcc to sec u plain, practical word
for theIn. They have possibly for
gotten The allie, line, Hoe" Of earlier
years, AMI they may pass unasmpathctlcal'y tho
sad condition OF tho Doctur," whu cannot GU
durc ''conscniins slcncc = they may skip, rs
eehool-chlldrcn:do, tho "hard words," md not
girc thought to "pathology," and "thcrnr
pcutiea," "zymotic," and "sputa," "antI-
septic,h or "aut.tna pcctorts;" they may even
full tn sce any possible connection between
t.congcstlo ccrebrt" and tho brain; but print
for theu q puin remedy for scurlct.fGvcr, mud
their eyes will read {blinlcu with tears. 1t may
bc) each ansl every word carefully, gratefully,
and attcMtiyeiy.
Alr. Editor, pray don't listen 10 those closing
wortts OF patfos IN your wounded correspond
cnt'h letter. Don't lie persuaded "t0 let med.
ical matters alnne In your lcadcrsn I'LL you
tiaye hllbniittcl them to your "mct1cA! ctlltOr.
Let the Irregular profession s'taugh and
roar," and let this state Ut hilarIty bo followed
by Quo If "awc;" but please listen to the
'slltt1e-piil fraternity" II to them the notl,crs
nrc indebted fur simple truths simply stated,
and obligo MANY INTERESTED MoTilEAS.
, 1877-01-26

Tic offered tho following, which was adopted:
:. Rfso!rtd. ThhE this meeting recommend to the
as oss
favored tho changing of garments evcry day,
nnd nlao lAsl- -clothfnE. to say nothing Of dtsin-
fectinY wl.cthcF tho pat!cnt was we'll OF dead.
The atmosphere of tho room, should 10 swept
out IA carefully as tho dust swept from the fur
tftttrc.
Dr: Parks rcmnr'scd TINT CHANGING clothes
coult1 hc done by the rlct, but mot by the poor,
among whHm tho disease spread most. A
preventive 10 reach them was essential He
''at! used bsornfno With SUCCESS. placing three
or four irons IN dish hall ~ Of watef' and
Dr. Nsack moyc1 TINT n committees OF I've be
appointed to suggest the hest dis!nfcctnnta antl
tic ,nolc of their use, especially with reference
tn thcfr use nn,ang the poor.
Inga's. Ethcridge, Byford, and Jackson wers
designated.
THEY woro given untt1 Saturday evening TO ro-
port.
:roks about tlc rrophylaetlcs Of disease. saY.
tho Committee to do was To remove frtfn the
about .lrnat. Many people were trusting to 70
called aEccificst taken internally, to nrotcct
then. at,.t t1Iclr households from the maadcs.
lie alluded to tho necessity for isolation ty ex-
ten'in,E the quarantlneto to the members Of tho
it,. Next liz Importance was Thorough vcntila-
ton of tho apartment; md. tAtr.l, tho usc Of
tie'nfcctants. Tho su'phitcs, hulphates, and
md reliable ilsan carbollc acid. Thu untr11at-
worthy should be eliminated from the public
mind, nntl such remedies as wcro known to be
reliable p'Ase'l before or, ths nrrpsS people,
taking preventive drugs to Kill germs which did
not exist in the blood at the time. Ifc referred
especially to salpl.o-ea1'bolsto '! 81 sodium. ;a
Dr. Dytorl offered the following:
hftoirea, Tint wo do not Ic1icyo thae there dfn
my mcsicIncn that can be administered which will
fraton of them for any great length Of tlmc il ID.
furious.
Dr. johnson offered tho following as m
amendment:
that, 10 far wo know. there arc no remedies thas
Of scarlet fever or liphthcrla.
The amendment was lost, anA tho resolution
Was referred to tho COMMITTEES Of Five.
n1s. IsuAM
ngrccd In the main with alf that had been sail.
but tho object Of assembling was, as he under
stood, to stlcil tho hands OF the Health Otllccr
wcro satisfied that 1t could bo cxttncuishel.
Tho disease urketl In certain localities last sum-
mee and only awaited the congregation Of pco-
pIc in close apartments and fll-ycntt1atcu rOonls
rying tho contagious atmosphere. ell over tho
city. Had thr phystctans reported tic cases to
the Health Oilleer{ An ordinance required IT.
scveral remarked that they ncycr heard Of
Dr. lsl,am conf! t!nucd: They should not wan-
der from the subject to discuss questions of
ptactlcc. Not onty should tue public bc told
what to do, but they should give no uncertain
premises. The Health Officer ought to be
clothed with arbitrary power to fsU!Atc cases az
, 1877-01-26

n Tia Editor 0f TIA Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jun. 3.-in tho wIntcr OF 1868 was
living on Wabash avenue, near Fourteenth
strcet, nnl nuw antl then met DR.. Dcebe, whom
barely knew BY sight, on tic statc-strect caEs,
9 conyersatlon With thc nWtor adout caso Of
Group, where, think, he hntl performed somc
operation, MI arrount VI whl:h | Ind seen In
thc pnIH rs. Iii that conversation the Dnctor
mentioned rlrbolic ncid uH all Invaluable remedy,
II not sresilr, fur that dseasc, II ukcd III time
and gathered at &aat tttac, fsuIn h{s eu.ges-
tlol!s, HAT l'u had tlc Ilca or onion that EAR
Of dIsrasrs Which aru supposed to work q eor-
rlip.un Ut llIu blood alIl no patron u Dr.
1ieebc, hare NIT spoken to hun Il half-doxcn
iicyc | he % ,lo.s not know my nan,c. i.avr, how
ever, kept weak solution OF cart,olle neia III my
house. for sIx Or scyeu ycnrh past, aud lIavc used
1t Oh my children for trr!tatlun Of throat and
nasal passages, with perfect surces.., unyc q
yutc Of tnal,ks to both nr. Decbc and TIE EHsn-
UN.. OsE or MANY FAgEATs.
, 1877-01-26
DEATHS.


.HALE--Jan. q, nt hIs residence, .4ea .Wess
Wnshin.ton etrcnt, tho Hon. samuel Halo, In ths
7Sth ycnr Of htsage.
Friday next 1t 10 o'clock n. m. Carriages 70 Chi.
eago i Northwestern Hallway for Kenosha, Vii.
Friends arc Invited
Mo- 5sn + 15 N xsa ai@ss, DS ~ .9sa SP 3
year.. '' 'e'O ~
Remains to DO taken to Albion. Mt.
15 Ws s, o;ss.fy ysn
=, nd Harriet Mabon, ogea 1ayears months and
Fnnefa, from tho rcsidcnes at woodlavu to.t1.,
sH kankakee papers please copy.
ri nAKnY-As the .es'dsncu Ut her parents, y
Hs!sy asc % ans asys OF David
oslsss: 10 No5.ave:ssrn Depss thc%ee y CO n q q
tend.
q s7 sss ss It ,ps1 :; # IT, e:
m liz resaencs ERered ri dtts see 'an
t8'Tofedo papers please copy.
VAN ARsDA.E--Jau. %, 1t the residence Of
avenue, Mrs: Catherine Van Aradalo. In the iii
year Of her sgt.
F Fsasf e% kss6.Ss ss aS1.0 w. pn'r Saturday morn
street, Bridget. wifo Of 0coree Kennedy, aged Is
Funeral Saturday by cars 10 Calvary.
DOWNS-0n tho 2dth Inst, at COS jackson
street, a. T. Downs, suddenly, Of heart disease,
agel h3 years.
Funeral from the FREQ VIII baptist Church, cor.
ncr Lounafs md jackson strects, at o'clock D. ps
Hatnrday,
- 'Doston and 11arcrhlll pnpera please copy.
W0LFonp-Jan. 81, at her residence, III
North Dearborn etrecL OF consumption, Mary,
wlic Of Jacob A. Wolford, aged 10 years.
Notice Of funcrnl hereafter.
20 Rochester aud Dutfalo papers please copy.
TItEACEY-Jan. Is, ut her residence, ass5
Mes. Eighteenth street, Margaret Treacey, wlfc Of
Funeral Saturday, jap. ~, By cars to Calvary
COMrTON-Jan. rs. 1877, at 1:15 a. na,, John
7. Compton, oged !: years and 0 months, non Of
!. Il. and Eliza Compton, at lat West Washing.
ton Gtlcet,
Funeral Friday morning at 10 O'Clock q. m. .
, 1877-01-26

~,,1 ~ s,c ..& ort ~ az snn,,,t a,r,,,4pf NJ rnr.
rnw. ~ r,nirc.i "" Tn Wonnt;nc nonmntci 10
ses .nS ~ Y VI ~. H.. p' H. stsrenr If
etret* en1 " ~ H. .enttrncnt ~, ~ tc ner,nr
.cc,nr,t 10 h. thai liz si,nr,3 hc callc,f. thuurb
fhc names ri nt,cr rlcrov,ncn were mrrtinncd.
T1,o hnafs ~ thc nn{on ~ the nruyf.tonal
Stntt,. ~ .. ~ ~ ~1ant.a Nv inatv,,a. ti,r
or6nai ~ 9'e n"r,oec ~ c,,,tr,tmr frstcrnal
rnlatlons win MI classes 81 christian peopie
The rcw Swetlenburgtau Chllrth tflrF0sts to
work lii harmony with surrounding churches In
syn,pathy With the great movement, nn.ler
othrr rhnr,hes arr cnrnrcd in The stu.lv of the
stnndans thcoinnr ~ In nrw cl,mrch "a DE-
,iarnii n aMcd"nI,orn,. i,nn,:
''"'s" ~ g" 'u.'',,'S !, .;rssriw,,,rr.
III an item published N:n.I,y, ...Nea .tstetl
i1,x~st:rc, "'S'r! tl'c tianlt House, vl!vl. re:
s!ts in ths calling IN Of tGe pGse ana , tc
s.5ss sxne 70 x.sto M tat @ se
rnw ,onk n1nre tl,nre Mt That or
~ ~" .r ~" r+,,"r .3rn ,,I - ncncors
n n auy nusr aT .'ac, I,u @ t,<...ors.nti nnpsn,i
nes IL 's d s @sSs ous oas sass IT s
Il eh hlaws ffn " sS cub rs to to be It'll c;nnc to
ill., bed, and will perhaps be llsagnrcl TOR life.
It wa. for TIL, ,at ro';seHsn Or ows.s a 5one'
TIE J.. aIMASnx sIghri n ..,,,,,.
In resuse u" IT, W, :" ttn1s
napHtr r.'' fc On rrrv .u ysi q, Fms TMfaHr rc
port Of ITS statements relative 10 tho woman
who was rurul by prayer, OF to statc all the
facts connected with thu rasc, the reverend Ccu-
tlc1nan requests the publication Of tho follow.
'u9' ..,. IT,. tn,,,.u, ,.,x,,., f.,
. ~ II NV htfnnHo ttMt tno lnGlnvH M"'l w u.
, 1877-01-26
pOEER-PLAY1NG.

ONE SHALL nE TAKEN AND MANI DE LEFT.
Tue case Of tho pokcr-playcrs who we're cap
tuscd in the placc Of Mike McGuirc, Nc. l7s
Twenty second strict, two weeks ago, cansc up
at tho .trmoyy yesterday afternoon, anl was at
last disposed Of II is needless to say that none
OF the gentlemen appeared. Even Smith, alias
4. =. Trutlc, was not there. Tho ouly one
present WAS Mcclure, who pleaded not guilty to
hcnc nn inmate Of Il gan;hinl,.huusc
Policeman l2car1on testified that lle found
scvea peft.ns Ia the rooms; tEnt there .Ess a
kcr-tablc t''eIS, ani on tilo walls wcrc Flacar1s
game. Positively no checks Issued without tlc
nancy. No bank-chccks takcn." " Members will
please sl,ow their tlrkcss Mt the door," At the
station The prisoners searched, and "eh!ps"
EcYcral packs VI cards were discovered hid away
beneath, sofa. There wns no faro-tablc OF
rnlllcttc-tahlc In thu room. Mrt;ufro was thcru
=. I tim, %' -four ohsfs ,r. !he ether aa. ,E tTo
l,ehind door. The officer coull not tell who
had charge. lie lid not know whether the par
tes were professional gamblers. Ttudc, a law
yer, WIS tile only one he tinew.
Policeman sEaloncy was The next witness. lie
aud another policeman went into tile fanon, aud
up thu bacI stairs, but ii tra!ftloor Aerc. was
shut nn them, AMI they eoulA not get aboyc.
An officer wllo got III tic front door opened tho
trap nn.l coysnhnratc1 tho Testimony of Rear
don as to the finding Of tic chips. adding that
1t was understood that Mctiuirc was the
proprietor.
policeman ecibcrt swnrc TO tho sanc facts.
1te KnG" Gnly lruie n''a MstiaEc., ,,.c... :,
Justlee onul'nefl'cNa H1u1lesa ~ sieuuHe u
nc Wlshca u asK any auest''n8 ol tho VII
nesTrA,
acti,lire snil ho ala no'. ~, howevef,
etatcu 1nat tnc pace wns not nun!lc Eamhs.
holtsc', NO ohe came 1ncsc except ono paEtf o.
hch-hlstncsH IHen. Essr} ohc tucre t4G nlkH.
Of tho pull was q hustuehe man. liz ttd mot
allow professional gamblers to enter. Several
u those artcs'eA aat never payca cata lor
money. ohly TWO men "csc playing 500 Ut
hi1ty-fi1'
rRosECCEoH boEpEN
said nc haa thvcst1sated f'lo matter 70 iaf as
the parties were C9nrernett, anu 1ohhti t'!at tsio
statement oi alcst'll,c was correct; lucy Wcse
al business men. ant! llau beeh inyltsti 10 20 70
the place. lhesWcre nVs strn1essloha! SaHcs&cfs'
lie was satisfied tt,at slrtiairc wns TIE rrepr!c-
tor. a'd askcI That llc W ssilca 1or kecpl1lH tc
, 1877-01-26
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Joseph Tropp was adjudgcd insane In tho
County Court yesterday.
The Finance Committee will meet again this
morning. Tic advertising for bonds has so fur
failed 10 bring aug bidders.
The Committee appointed to investigate Nc
Clcvey and lis relations With tic County Hos
pital will hold lts ecco,ll meeting to-day.
Mr.. White, the owner Of the huiltltng recently
0trlpcI by The Recorder, w!ll prcsent bill for
damages lone hts property to tho Board Mon-
day.
THO North Chicago Collector sent sl5,ooa over
I" tho city Treasurer yesterday, and received
Company.
MI. Mccormick, recently appointed Con-
stable III tl,c Town OF Hyde Park, qualified yes
tcrslny, AMI Hlcd q bund In tho suin OF f5,0o0
With the County Clerk.
Tho County jail, compared to what It WIS he
fare Sheriff Kern came Into Office, is now q
palace. It has tlecn thoroughly cleaned md
whtewastcd and Is being painted.
Judge Wallace. Of the County Court, has been
Summoned before tne judiciary CoamItscn of
the State Senate TO tell what lc knows nbont
the necessity OF the passage Of an net proviaing
for u Probate Court IN this county.
Commissioner Fitzgerald yesterday notified
the lloxhn Investigating Committee, Of which
ilo Is Chairman, to meet him Tuesday at 10
:; IINS. - ~. ii - ~. -r.... ~.
schs'1nt was hot lt'eMnen 70 !ake any paft IN tnc
VOTE. ils EXCUSE oetl'E that NC nau Hot pccn IN
iorf'cu o. nis nppo'ntHicnt on the S9thlnlttee'
"hetheF ho Will net OF 'os 1c'ha1hs 10 be 6een'
Tho County Board tlas never ret failed to
allow bills Tor holding nost-mortem cya!nina-
tfons notwithstanding he county employs the
brother Of Commissioner Hidden for that work
at pu nnnual salary. The Coroner incurs these
bills Just as he tncurs bills FOR Ills travelling ex-
pcnses. The Ilf1cre''co Is the one class oil bills
Is allowed, while tile Other is not.
uCan,t I tct n rpntract. or son,cthiur to do
from thc roi.ntvl lt i,iG1,lrrd scrly.}nktn1 in.
.Iyidsnj ycstcriny of t,nr ri the Il Hnr.n Thc
Tumn,Isstncr measured lin With h!s eve. and.
snI,i,,lv rrnr,1,hrrn- tfIat Ln Ind ,IoI,n eoun
,ynrI. n,,ttr fhc nr.irr III fhc Hnard before in.
n,,Ircd: linw ,n,!ch aid YOU nav for your
Turner lobi' Tic answer lie rot WIS, Moth,
inv.H which raa enough for tbr rfurster wllo
tm1,,ct antl WAIKIKI niI muttcFInr Something
ohsnt hnTIi tfmrs.
$500 =. n..-,....
The Cummstsec on Jall and Jal! Accounts yes
tcrday incl 70 take up t!G resolution ol Gos1l.
missioner ri.zgc1a!u anosihg 10 eatt'1s uoWh
the price paid mo shcsili ioe dlctlnE prisoners.
lhe rcnuiaE OF tne resolution was enough 10
cause on auioofhtich,, hna hothti1s WIS aoht.
Inc committee IN lnri,lctl to hanle tHc subject
| very !arcin!1y, auu VIII TO nn'hihs 50 long as
tic 5hcsi takc5 tarc ol 'ollii-
son anu Eai!iN hhKlnson. Ahotnes mectlnS Is
10 Dr. helu s"turuay.
Tile firaud jury was Yesterday entcrtafrcl
for nm hr s.r Juu.c II, fstnnnr tu thu htpry III
, 1877-01-26

10 N isa71oF u TAs TF16!HE-
Saturday read u very valuable afs!elo on con-
tasuus Or INFECTIOUS diseases, by DR.. q, d.
Herbe, for With every larrnt h under oblfEa-
tins: u tns simple aut!sSGtic u ss st'isastous y
darling child hare 50 much eoniidcnce In t,s
preventive that shall procure 1t At o,,ce; but
notice that nr: ueehe rcu!asks that, III lnost
caused by too sl,lall Il dose having hceu taken.
Would 1T. B. hc kind enough, tu order to make
hiA article complete, to give thu quantity nee
cssary H. b. tskcn by M adult, child. and In.
fant, both as Jts!nfrctaur mud ~ curatfvel
r. II. MAoAus.