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, 1877-09-23

taeotc est Tbs h. eHent ;S future i thought to
IN October There gone inquiry for ~. ,o
North aS well % East Samples were yerr auM e a4
receivers were ordering thetF stock fun xt au vi
ser snsned 9t IT. ,a, and SD = eoss
November brought :tAc. NJ . While a va a..s;s :.
ad fe5eGtsn e, a. =; r., Cash sacs lnc1udc Tx
ht rejected At &c, O. go hls b saI1nc :,
1900 bu. ~ VII "oa1u. ToiS
EfE-was again In moderate demand ,,s ;
So vas sold 10 shippers at and oetoher hsea
sc: te{ectsd was q1oted At ;7c. Cash saIca u[out
ported OF y, $40 bn No. :. at j44c ss@ were II
ccjost tr ,sa IN far feaucst and aer III.
casn anu futures from shorts. aud the low gsdas "a
LOT eeroEt tnt,ses we're nrmly held bs seas
tngs. though the choice cars soli to coas.1nst
sssr Dstooer sold At at64!c. closing At the
.a,s =! saa b seG y
70: was plentiful nnd slow At 56;s ;s,sc IN E1t
Gaicna and M &c in A. D. Cos No. ooepes oa s, saa
ct S}t and closed q; 309:ac Feed snIt sfalss
eess iass S ss,p ws5a sVspo5ted Va of e
30c: 40G hu feed at 35e; H. no hu hy san,ni :. S
Total, 81. 600. A'e@ VI 3sfIk
, 1877-09-23
S0UTH-T0WN ORDERS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-At the April meeting of
the Board Of Auditors of the Town of South
Chicago number Of old claims against the
town were presented for audit. They were re-
1eFrcd to committee composed Of Justice
flames. Supervisor Mason, and Town-Clerk
hlng tor Examination This Committee held q
number Of sessions and carefully examined all
OF these claims, which were thlrty-seycn in num-
ber, and composed of from one to twelve old
"toUn orders u each. 4 report was made to
the Board early this month, which Was published
In the papers, and an adjournment for q week
to consider the matter was had. The Board re-
convened IN the 18th lust, and, after f,,Il
discussion, rote1 to disal1oH upwards of
, 1877-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept. 21--CorTo3-Quet at II s-,aa
II 7-l6c; futures firm; September. H. &c: octohe-
II. 19GalI.oOc: November II. 10911. lie; Deoamhsr
111o@11.11c; January, .0o@1l.o Feb,aary II =.
@1l.35 March. l1.4731l.ioc April 1le1a H. e1e.
May, 1L733ll.75c
FLorR-Keceipts, 1900 brls; moderate demand
and prices unchanged. RYE -four stcady at 81 -soa
4eo.
Observation-Disclosures
GnAIx-Wheat heavy, unsettled. and lower; recefnt.
lis, O0O bu; ungraded winter red. 81 5o91 IS: M
ssnFtns. September g. a7@1. ss octobeE $3.50 "a
spring, 81 IS: 10 Milwaukee, 81. 10; No. "a ~
ter. September, 81 4s1zGe5t. RTe dull: Western ia
Corn dull: receipts. 149 900 bu: ung7aded WeEe11
mixed, 5?&S5c; steam mixed, 573$957t4c. Oata-N1ed
steady; white sh.5e bet:er receipts g. COO on: MI
ed Western and State, 315<a37c: white do, s3@4Ic
HoPs-Dull and unchanged
III I'D ELI o0sMo @
maud. -.
RETno1zr4ezzt9ates crude, ses4c; refined 1se -.
EEsIy-Enchsugcd-
SPIRITS Or Tusrzvr1SE-steady; 341<c-
EG0s-Ftrm; Western. 1o9:ic-
quiet Western long clear rnidles scarce and nm i
9@7%c. Lard aTmer shade; prime steam, 50. lsi1
BETTEg-Ftrru: Western. 1oa21c.
Wu1sKy-shade i1rmer At Si.13z1. 13k.
25e calfornia DO. = sasc; eomon Dc. 3ia:se
WooL-F!rm and In good demand. domestic neec&
2s.s6oc; pulled 3o@3oc unwasaed. 10000: Texaz ii
METALs-Nanufactured copper unchanged; InRut
LAKE firm at 1sAc Iron-Srntch Fig aulet; futures
steady at $o4 .O0a2H. 5D American nrD. SIG. 01$00,
RSss1a shss.nf; loS@l1c M @ IN ggd d., ua.,t,
shoe, No. s. 2Oa26c
, 1877-09-23
OBITUARY.
Special hspatch to The C1tca1o 7%fbun.

Spe1N Htspatch to TIE Chicago Tribune
DUBUQUE, H., Sept. 22.-Thc Hon. Christian
Nulfeber, late United States Minister to Ecua-
oor' died very suddenly this morning at 8
O'Clock Mr. Wulfeber was born in Germany,
anu resided tn Dubuque, with the exception of
ene snort time be represented the Government
2s Alnfster resident at Quito, and the two years
spent at. Heidelberg University, and at Cam
ofaoee, Mass. The agitation of the slavery
question drew Mr. Wulfeber into political lie.
nc was one of the Presidential Electors Of Gen.
Grant to the Presidency. he was member Of
the Board OF Education, aud resigned the office
only When he was appointed Minister to Ecua-
DOR. He leaves wife and five children.
, 1877-09-23

sAnh&nter@t.



NEW YonK, Sept. 2o.-Gold opened at F103
and closed at 103i6. the sales OF the day having
been at these figures. Carrying rates, .401 per
cent, and borrowing rates fiat to per cent per an
mum, and 1-64 until Monday.
Silver at London. 81 8 -lU; here, silver bars,
1oooH.z in greenbacka; llS3i in gold. Coin, 3sG7a
discount.
Governments dull.
Railroad bonds quiet.
State bonds steady.
The stock market in tho forenoon was irregular
within narrow range OF fluctuations. In the carly
dealings there was slight advance. followed by q
reaction, and still later by partial recovery. In
the afternoon the market was quiet and firm, with
the exception Of Western Onion, which declined
to Tx, drop Of per cent from the highest
point.
Transactions aggregated 135, 600 shares, OF
which 3 900 were New York Central, 81, 900 Lake
Shore, o. 900 Northwest, IL, 600 st. Pauls. 3, 700
Ohios, Is, 500 Delaware. Lackawannn s. Western,
Q, 600 Michigan Central. 22. 700 Western Union,
and 8, 500 St. Louis i Kansas City.
Money active at 5Q57 per cent, closing at GOT.
Prime mercantile paper, 6G57.
Customs receipts, 1855, 600. Treasury disburse-
mcnts, SG5, 900. tlearings, S12, QUO, 600.
Sterling dull; long, 4822lz short, 1864,
Tho weekly bank k-statement is ~ follows:
Loans, increase, $16l, 400; specie, decrease.
SS3s, 800; legal tenders, decrease, 81, SOL, 50O
deposits, decrease; 81, S58, 800; circuation, in
crease $40. 0uo reserve. decrease, 81, 7G5, 2225.
, 1877-09-23
REAL ESTATE.
Capital Seeking Investment Mainly in
First Glass Improved Property.
Some Improvement in Both City
and Suburban Property.
4 Deed Porty-two Years Old Recorded Last
Week-Specimen Sales.

| The ren1-cstate loan market Is not SO active
US it was two weeks ago, and the promise which
then bccuiled the hearts OF loan agents has not
been fulfilled. Applicants are scarce, payments
have fallen behind, and the general feeling is
one Of disappointment. Rates of interest are q
shade higher, which is an indication that money
is finding active employment IN general branches
of business, and is not SO anxious to tic itself
up in real estate at per cent. Our loan agents
act mostly for Eastern capitalists, and these
latter gentlemen are restricting their opera
tions to gilt-edged borrowers and lrst-class I'M
proved property. Several loans have been
refused lately simply because the security did
not happen to be included LII I certain charmed
circle, no exception being taken to tho appli-
cauts.
The following loans of the past week are an
Indication OF the state of the market:
Triangular lot fronting south on Bclden ave-
nuc, 126 feet, between North Clark and Hnrlbut
streets, S1I,000, five years at Z per cent.
Calumet avenue, 130 feet south OF Twenty
fourth street, 50 tcet, west front, S22,0O0, two
years ut s per cent.
South Park avenue, rs feet south Of Thirty
second street, and four lots in Hyde Park, south
Of Fifty-ninth street, $4,000, three years at
per cent.
street, 20 feet, north front, 5000, tive years at
per cent
Buildings and lots, Nos. 100 and 102 South
Winter street, $4,000, tive years at per cent.
Park ayenuc. between Robey aud .Hoyne
streets, 81 feet, north front, $4,000, five years
at Der cent,
West Monroe street, northwest corner of
Morgan street, 4S feet. south 'front.' 81, 900, three
years at per sent
Prairie avenue, southwest corner Of Ihirtieth
street. 50 feet, east front, 81 600, three years at
per cent.
Wabash avenue, mort OF Twcnty-6fth street,
so feet, east front, $1,000, three years at per
cent
North Clark street, between Chicago avenue
aud Chestnut street, 101 feet, cast front, $15,-
10D five years at 9 per cent.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR THE WEEK ENDING
IL
, 1877-09-23
Evidence Furnished by Banks Of the
General Improvement Of Trade.
Corn Weak, under Large supplies-0ats
Tame---Barley Firm.
Movement OF Produce During
the Week.
FINANCIAL.

There were fewer orders for currency than has
been the average for tho last ten days. The country
bankskcep their applications for rediscounts, but
otherwise the loan market is quiet. Tie banks DO
not share In the activity that is enjoyed by the
leading wholesale houses and manufacturers.
There is q surplus OF Ioanlble funds, and good ne-
gotiablc paper is consequently in request.
Rates Of discount were SOLO per cent at the
banks to rcgular customers Call loans on the
street were negotiable nt per cent, and flrst-cass
time paper could be placed at g07 pcr cent.
New York exchange was quoted at 75cGS1. 90
per 81. GOO discount between banks.
Tho clcarings of the week were reported as fol-
lows by Manager D. r. Hale, Of the Chicago Clear
ing IIou6o.
, 1877-09-23

fully former rites, while the poorer sorts were
dull and unsettled. Cheese WAS firm owing to the
moderate character OF the supply. Leather con-
tinues active and firm, with some description.
tending higher. Baggins rcnains unchanged
There was fairly active and firm oil market. car
bon, lard, and 1tnsecd being specially strong
Coal and wood were unchanged.
Hogs were active and 511Oc higher, closing ut
5.1505.85. Cattle were in fair demand and un-
changed, at So. 5OGtB.00 for inferior to extra
Sheep were dull at Sa- 0004. so.
Lumber continues to sell freely at the city yards.
The daily shipments are far ahead OF those of a
year ago, aud dealers say they are full of work
Prices steady. and II the present activity con-
tinues an advance in the price Of fencing and other
common stuff is likely to be made. The cargo
market was moderately activeSaturday, md steady.
The wool, hide, and broom-corn markets were
unchanged. Seeds were less active and easier. the
weakness being most noticeable in timothy. which
was quite freely offered. Hay was dull
and weak. Poultry was also slow.
Green fruits sold freely to tho city trade
at the current prices. Salt wns active and firm.
The receipts are large and there is no immediate
prospect OF anadvance in prices though fine salt at
Csc per br} is very low, and it Is claimed that It
yields no profit to the manufacturer. The produc-
tion OF salt in Michigan has been enormously In
creased this year. and prices have declined to fg-
AAE AA2t hEEH6 Oul6AAc 1QE t[AUS
the West
Lake fretghts were moderately active and shade
easier early, but closed firm. The basis was $40
&c for corn to Buffalo. Room was taken for 1885,
GOO bu wheat 200, COO bu corn. 90, 000 bn oats,
and 28, 900 bu barley.
Through rates to New York by steamer and rail
we're quoted at 17c on wheat and 1519c on corn.
Rail ffeishts were quiet aud unchanged. Rates
on grain, boxed n1eats, and other fourth cass are
now 35c to New York :32c to Baltimore, Sic to
Philadelphia. i0c to Boston and other New En-
gland points, aud Soc to Montreal.
Mr.. S. Il. Butler gives the following state
ment:
The quantity OF wheat inspected in during the
fret twenty-five days Of September, 1877, was
6, 063 cars, against . 753 for the same time In
1870, and 30d cars in 1879. and 4.710 cars in
1874. The inspection Of the past twenty two days
expressed in bu is about =, .7:,, 6e5 bu, and the
Inspection ont in tue came time 2. 127, 07o bu The
increase, Jag. 5fB bu.
The inspection lust week was 2. III cars, or 812,
6s5 By, and the inspection out 76s ISL op; gain,
43. 84l bu.
, 1877-09-23
withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 5. 37!5 bu wheat, 817 bu corn, 735

consumption: 5. 375 bu wheat, 81T bu corn, 735
bu oats, I, ISL ba rye, l, 0o7 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store in
this city Saturday morning: cars No. 2 red win
ter wheat, i car rejected, 120 cars No. l hard
wheat, 60 cars No. 2 do, 81 cars No. spring, :22
cars No. 2 do, is cars No. . do. Z cars rejected
do (4G7 wheaD; So cars and G, 600 bu hgh-n,ixcd
corn, 3S7tcars and 10, 200 bu No. d. 55 cars re-
jccted d. 2 cars grade 1926 cozn); car No,
oats, 50 cars No. 2 white, 08 cars and 8, 600 bu
No. oats, Tears rejected do, car no grade (157
outs); ? cars No. rye, ~ cars No. do, car
rejected do {27 rye); cars No. barley so cars
No. do, 7 cars No. d. 81 cars extra do, 10 cars
feed {94 barlcy). Total (H271 cars), 56o, 600 bu
Inspected ont: 104, geo bu wheat. 1D2, 3o7 bu
corn, 81, 431 bu oats, %, 355 bu rYc 20, 1868 bu
barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of breadstuIs and livestock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
Iotad
, 1877-09-23
BY TELEGRAPH.

Special Dt&patcA 10 The Chicago 7y.1an.
L1vERrsIOL, Sept. 13-1l:3O 4 m,-Gr.,x-wz.
Winter. No. !, rs Sd; No. = lis Cd; spring, No. ~.
NO los 81; White Mol. Ia I'D; No. rs Sd; elun
No. l. 13s Sd; No. ., l2s l0d- Coru-yo i. "a. ~
27s cd. -"* =
Pgoy1sIoSs-Pork. sos. Lard, IS,
L1vERrooI. Sept. 2o-Evcnlng. -CoTrox-onf., -.
o5lsge 71ed; sales, 900 bales: speculation snd ~.
port. 10, 600 bales; American. :, $50 bales
BRgADsTuFFs-Wh Wheat-Caltfornla whttA vb..+ .x
age, 1ls2l2s 81; club lis l0:as 81; spring n. =.
Oils ID: winter, lis ad@les. Corn-Westerr r..s ~
PEAs-Canadlan, 4Os. s'' - ~.
CLoyEE SkED--Amer[can, 4dsasps.
FRov1sIoSs-Nens pork. 4os. P9Ime mtsnhe-f ~,
81. Iard-Amerlcan. 46s. Long clear bsco,.' =. y,
TALLow-Flnc American. 4lA
1os. WI AZ a3S
LISsEKD OIL-3Cs 6d@3iA
sEslS-Common. IS 81: nate do, lSs
SPIRITS TCHpEST1yx-Ei.
CHKEsE-Amcrican, 6.s Ji.
ANTWERP. Sept. 22.-PkrRoLKux-3A
, 1877-09-23

HOG OGPRODUCTs-Were more active and stronger,
with more decided speculative inquiry In pork than
hnd been witnessed for long time past. Hogs In
small supply, and quoted 0c 100 lba higher, under
good demand with the Idea that heary hogs will be
scarce At the opening OF the regular winter packing
Under this impression buyers bid up vigorously for
January pork. and other deliveries advanced In SYM
pathy In the latter part OF the session there quite
arcaction but towards the close another upturn
experienced and the latest quotations nearly the
highest OF the day. We that the c1poers continue
wtthstandinG the fact Of small stocks.
The Cincinnati Price Current says: 1T seems now
packed from this date Nov will fa'! short Of cor
responding period last year Prices OF hogs being
well maintained, and about Soc lower than rear
ago at Chicago AMI 8oa75: IL this market
Adylces from tue West, Where old aud IeE corn Is
abundant, and very little disease among hogs. indi
some Tine 10 Come. and tat esrs los s'u nav brins s
higher prices than are now PREVAILING
The number Of hogs packed since March l to dates
mentioned. according 10 estimates based supply
and packing returns furnished to the Cincinnati Price
a tha
, 1877-09-23
EDUCATIONAL.
CHICAGO bUSIXESS UNIVERSlTY
AND
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

Eoom 20 Superior Block. n CLARK st.. opposIte Court
House Square, Chicago, H.
The next regular term will commence On Monday,
Sept. TO- 1877 The bEatness course will embrace BOOK
keet;d,ng renmanshlp, GommerstaI ArIthmctie Aer"
ciai Lnw. aud the French and German Lansussea
The Scientific Course viii embrace Drawing. Areh*
lecture, Civil. Mechanical Typographical EnEt.
necrns. the Natural Sciences, the Higher Mathematics
Mechanics. and the French and Gernlun Languagea
hare taken the regular prcscEbcd course Of two yeas
upon eolltaon .! hs scrEn. one year In the 'CiiTC
I'm hc nased under his charge and be wtl shown no.
The books represent real business are furnished 81
the business men OF Chicago
ed for young men who cannot attend during the day,
Send for circular Take the elevator. For further H.
formation apply at the college office address
W. A. MYERS. President
, 1877-09-23
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce this city during
the twenty four hours enLins at T O'Clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1877-09-23

LONDON, Sept Re-5 p. m--Consols-Mon
and account, 95 t3-1G.
American secur:ti.-67s, los; 6ss, 107A;
10-40s. l0795: new 5s, 1073z.
New York Central, 1O4; Eric. Ill; Eric pre-
ferred 1a1; Illinois Central, 20; Pcnnsylyanla
Central, 20.
PAlus, Sept. 2o.-Rcntes- Csc.
, 1877-09-23

As The author Only claimed to provide each
meal Tor 10 cents, We hare here saving on the
weeks till Of fare Of g. cents, which n1ay be ex-
pended Tor extra bread or milk.
HOW IT Is DUEB.
BT using the meat and vegetables for dinner,
the rice or pearl barley that has been cooked in
the broth Of the meat, or the pot-liquor for sup
per, and the potliquor itself, made into nice
the days meals is brought within the allotted
45 cents. Take for instance the meals which
are dependent upon the 'tpot-an-feu' u Qiteral1y
meaning AZ Dot~on-the-6re n as used by tie work
ing classes In Frauce}, as mentioned in Thurs
days bill OF fare. Miss Corson gives the follow
ing recipes: - -:
Salt Fot-au.fett-Put one and half pounds Of
salt pork (eost Is centO in Tires quarts Of water;
, 1877-09-23
Allen Academy and
Polytechnic Institute,

SoE. Ia and 146 22d-st., near Michjgan.av.
A most elegant and thoroughly equipped Boys and
Girls School ontaintng i've departments Primary
Preparatory. Classical, Commercial and Polytechnic
preparing its pupils thoroughly for the best unytstie
experienced Instructors Girls can receive the .ama
thorough tnytraetlon ss the boys Aneteos and Modern
etars a.d the Fins Arts few ho!s Feee!Esa into the
time. IRA W. ALLEN, Ii. D., President,
EE{ MtchtrSn. fhte1pn
, 1877-09-23
Summary OF rRANsrRRs ZOE TEE wHRk.

SUMMARY OF TRANsFERs FOB TIE wHgK
TIC following Is the total amount OF city and
suburban transfers within radius of seven
miles Of the Courthouse fled forrecor during
tue week ending Saturday, Sept. e: City sales,
IS; consideration, F457,695. North Of city
limits, sales 3; consideration, s6, 600 South Of
OF city limits: sales 4; consideration $99, ,o5.
Total sales, 78; total consideration, s53@99,85b.
, 1877-09-23
MISSOURI MEDICAL COLLEGE,

The thirty seventh regular course OF Lectures in
this institution will begin on Nonday, The LIST Of
October, 1877, and continue five months
The preliminary course will begin On Monday,
10th September.
The commencement for comforting degrees viii
be held cary in March, 1878.
For the annual circular and catalogue giving reg
nlations for graduation, fees, and other tnf0rns
ton, address
2. GERVAIs ROBINSON, II. D., Dean.
15.23 QliVe-st., St. Louiss Mo.
, 1877-09-23

VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE
fFounded ls57). ais West Fifty.eighth-s. S1x 5oE1
9Ccntra Park) Failv and Day sehool fof lrork loonks
Ladies. Special advantages for conversational Freasa
md German. Reopenlng Sept. ~. 1877.
DR.. and Madame VAN NORMAN. PTtnctpa1LE
FREEHOLD 1NSTITUTE,1
Freehold. n. J. Boarding school for boys The EaS'
4. G. CHAMBERS. Principal.
FAMILY BOARuISG-SCH00L FOR BOYS. .Ioh
l. particulars address l.. HAND, Geneva Lake. w
hTORR1STOWN. N. j.. B0ARDIyG-SCHOOt FVa
~ boys. ~ miles from New York, Rev. = ~
HOWELL, 4. ".
MRS SYLyASTS REEDS DAT AND BOARD}iISSsH
AL School for young ladies, and 8 East F1fty.tmf~
st.. N. Y Fourteenth year begins October. 1s7I.
pEEKSK1LL N.Y. MILITARY ACADEMY. SEND
, 1877-09-23

WEST OF EffT limits WITHIN 4 KADIU8 {
SEVEN NILES or THE couRT-HoUsE.
Park av, $50 It W OF West Fortieth st,
I, so # to alley, with buildings, dated
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-12
The WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN !BlooD-puR|fItl

1Ats Incorporate DEpUR
e poMert"t AL1ER4TIVE. T nAr1ITE 4
IkETIC, DJA PLiORETIC!o ,yN!C, DI.
=: ; GoM1D'",ny rtrtues uhieh r rkI-
a.. comt;mm"d , mn" merer, failing. ami a t
cate aH diseases of the blood. sradL-
0tenfs are OF =" purify HurnJe.aS 'nJre-
ton, TIE products gathered fro,, sstrac-
!E1yyp!;tMn frortnces, amt rkere ,h .en'ets
tenn, It ssercr fails in ejcc,;"e, ~, ~ ne svs.
Through the mediun. or Le . aMat diseass
polling 1t through the srn,t. Snan' ~ e..
chnmnets Of the body, tAcy.bw III rortoSs
a ., smmeca, Forcing all TIE or0"". "t.ne,
dition. A rcry Irief sno1 Ja" net ana; con-
conrtnce any patient using IL ~ TMe ~ts
doubted reliability and wS, ~, q Hs an-
tire properties, 1t being, most nnn". cure
40" "",y; IN .ne pe,y .cMe Of medical tri-n.nn.-
age, in the treatment Of ercr,, Lresent
srherc the blood itself Is ;,r;ry,.a a,scaso
seat of the lesion or disorGc, Tho
SCROItL1 aud the thousand o"I a.
eI ~ni CHI. n if@s e;. 10 ms terrible naeo"
eoO"iS""t, for Gidiicol Truth has o.,. arc
Ell that tie " Sins of tie fathcr.a sserf.
risit ercn unto tie Mird md fo,r,h saa"
ernsions,' GaR to EROHEN- DOWV y,n.
ENILAbh ~ CoAaII1tIIONS It !,
"j.r~nafor, causing Tie 80
Of man once more to esS"ne Tie Col
form Of E.nnh"o:1. "-'@s
Tor CtTAELNrS HTSyASES. FBIr
AKI D1sOEDERs, fOTS7IPiIiGSNn
LIIEJ: IND KTDxEHv
CDNEL !H1S, GLNiEAL AND NTpr!
Gus ID EEILiTT, RUEIN iTISw
G L4SUtLiH ENL4RGEMENIS.E FTP
lHELiO Nf7Ot3 CANCER, 50 Univ
4 EIEiIxONS or THE BONES. NM,
Z e Mt III GERS. IEMALE 1nW
PLIINTS (Grs-i to tie Ccn:ter seq Il 1.
'Oosa tony sought TOR Ly scmsitirp, su,c.,'
Ibfe, and delicate f~U;clcs, as it foEr.
lir"tt ociion urcn ihcir cii,n M
~ FORMS OF CHRONIC BISrtss
" cUICE TIE BLOOD IS THE SET
~ TIE IiCFE!E. it IS iutGluabie. 4
irifh this Tf,nedy acsii ,ror.
pOsifire and pern,Cneai carr ,rr
HILLS and FF;'LAS and ell MILA.
f14L POISONS.
1ho"sonds IF Tcstimo:,ic's -tteM liz
ruth OJ these claims.
Jri|r, c"e Eoi!Gr, ia large bost,e, s.
lac Gotites, So.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
EK2ACLaEDT.

a slight so-c0Hed cold mill otffiasAf
lead to "a serious c,HJh, Whirh, .mncdrsd
for Or t0dfy treated, myst hare but ons
resuit-it must rreHiHafr in a settled easd
Of ERONCHITIS, or trhat is ,rorse, the
from. harvesting cough and crpcctorationt
TR1CHECN offers a sound, reliable, and
permanent s'eiief. 1t auOn,ents erpectos
ration. and enables the lodtiraf to exptl
that terribly septic deposit, srAirh, If ft1
rishout jmaiciO.s treatment, must CONS
Municafe its poison to the resicular CUBS
stance Of the lung, 6cgensr0ti,0 and des
aud mIiimates only in an early and ~n-
timely death. TR4CHEON has no egds',
much less u superior, and its use elk not
only r~nOre tie deposit, Mereby 0fOrdinQ
treat relief, bmt heals the membrane ans
teares the patient ia possession Of healthy
lung tissue.
Price, Fifty Cents per bottle, Of ~
bottles. $3.50.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-12
The Household.
ONELETTR SOUFFLEE.

SIX eggs, six tablespoonfuls of DOW
dcred sugar, juice of one lemon, and hsl
the peel grated: beat yolks and white
separately and very well; add to til
yolks by degrees the powdered sugar
and beat until it ceases to froth, and
thick and smooth; the whites should b.
stiff enough to cut with knife; stir to
gether lightly with the seasoning; pou
into well-but,ered dish, and bake in
quick oven five or six minutes. The
dish should be warmed when tuttersd, Sc
as not to chill the eggs. Send around
with spoon and let each person help
himself before it can fall.
FRICAssE OF COLD BEEF.
Cut away all skin, gristle and fat. Cut
he meat in thin, small slices. Have
ready sauce made OF stock. tlickened
with butter rolled in flour. seasoned with
shred parsley and young onions, p p2er
and salt. Strain the sauce when it is
well flayorel, and just heat The meat in
it, soaking by the side of the fire. Add a
glass OF I'd wine, the yolk of an egg :,
well beaten, and the juice of lemon.
Stir for few minutes, but do not let it
boil. or like all re-warmcd things, it will
harden.
SALLY LUNN.
Warm half teacup of butter in a pint
IT milk; add very little sat; beat in
'evcn cupfuls of flour till perfectly
mooth; then add oppressed yeast" or
lalf teacup of home made. Pour this
nto pan and bake as soon as light.
Four drops of carbolic acid in a wine
lass of water is said to be an infa!lible
emedJ for diphtheria.
PoTTED ASPARAGUS.
The common asparagus grown in pots :
'akes pretty plant for house decoration.
he roots should be ported in five or SIX.
'ch pots. in CON- post of *eN enriched.
INDY loan, and placed on the front stage
warm house; and the earlier shoots
ay he cut for use, If drawn I'D by
'ver'ng the crown with an inverted not
ne snoot only should be allowed TO
ow. either the strongest or a weak one.
large or small plant may he desired
soon as the foliage bcsine to open, the
ants should be placed IN a cooler par,
the house. to harden off a little; ard
ence may be taken indoors, as required.
'e foliage being of bright, rich green
q the plants forming cone of foliage.
~ are, when laden with berries, really
sutiful.