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CT = day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
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GIL. DULANEY q CO.. 7F4 Rroadway, 3. ]. City!
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DR.. JAMES.

pies the lost manhood. positively be cured Ladies
wanting the delicate attention, call write. Pleasant
home for patients book for the niOnAarrsge Guide
which tells all these diseases who should why
not 10 cents to postage Dr. James has hy and
parios You but the Doctor. Once hours,
p.m.; Sunday, 10 TO IL. Dr. James il 60 of
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are composed is never at rest.
Necessarily millions of ages must
elapse before the surface of the
planet is prepared to support any
sort of life, either vegetable or ami
NAL.
After that comes period when
life in its various stages becomes
possible and exists. Then, as a
family left to enter-communication
dies out, SO does organic life become
extinct ON any world. The period
of organic life is, comparatively
speaking, but moment when COM
pared with the whole life of the
stars, and therefore, in looking over
lists Of planets, the chances are
thousands to one against the pres
ent age being the habitable one in
any Of them. The fact that the
life state is now prevailing in our
own planet is no proof that it also
prevails in the other worlds. I'm
told ages passed in the history OF
the earth before it was prepared, by
cooling, TO receive us, and similar
ages will roll away after the human
family has perished from the earth
1t will gradually cool, so that the
average temperature Of the yeal
will become lower and lower, until
finally the earth will be like the
moon, barren, cold - the oceans
frozen, and all life extinct.
In more closely considering the
various planets of the solar system
we fnd'that none of them, except
perhaps Venus, affords those condi
tions which are essential to life.
Organic life on Mercury would be
impossible on account of the cx.
treme heat, since there water can
not exist save in the form Of steam
Mars has oceans, and at certain
times of the year these are liquid
but in general they are frozen, and
SHOWS prevail over almost the whole
planet. Jupiter and Saturn are out
Of the question. Every indication
points to the certainty that they
are themselves secondary suns, diff
fusing intense light and heat tC
their minor statillites. While Mar,
has passed the liGe-bearing stage
Jupiter and Saturn have not
reached it, Venus, having a yeal
nearly equal to our own, having
seasons similar to ours, and a day
and night, is probably the only
planet that is now at the stage in
which life is possible.
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THE INDIAN MAHOMMED.

'BmOhaIIa. the Dysamer." the Pro.
phet Whom tho bloody Nez PeF'
ceS Follow.
San Francisco Examiner
The original cause of the dispute
with the Nez Perces may be said to
date from the treaty which Gov. l.
l. Stevens, of Washington Terri
tory, made with the Nez Perces and
other tribes in June, 1857. At that
time Governor Stevens refused to
recognize the hereditary chief Of
the Nez Perces, and practically
elevated Lawyer, a cunning and
practicable Indian, to the chieftain-
ship. The Nez Perces were then
and are yet the most numerous OF
any Of the tribes of that whole re-
gion. They are generally peaceful
and live quietly on the fine and ex-
tensive reservation on the Snake
and Clearwater rivers, near the town
of Lewiston. They cultivate large
farms, have innumerable herds OF
horses, and are generally a well-to-
do people. But some of their tribe
are "wild" Indians, and, instead of
believing with the majority of their
brethren in the policy of a some
what civilized life, they prefer to
follow after the traditions and
habits of their savage ancestors.
Among the chiefs who very reluc-
family signed the treaty of 1851 was
Joseph-the father of the chief of
the same name who now heads the
outbreak. Old Joseph was not a
Nez Perce. He was a Cayuse chief
Yet he claimed the Wallowa valley
and was recognized as leader of
his people. Some of the Nez Perces
who were dissatisfied with the
treaty, but more with the conduct
of Governor Stevens elevating Law
yer to the chieftaincy, measurablv
sided with Joseph, and the disaffec-
ted of still other tribes joined them,
so as to swell the number to some
what formidable numbers.
Before that time a very cunning
Indian had begun to evolve u new
faith or superstition among the In
dians. He was known as Smohalla,
or "The Dreamer" He had been
taught by missionaries, and he
turned what he had leared to ac-
count in a way he had never in
tended or expected. OF all the
bible lessons, the one he most and
particularly set store by is that
which is contained in Judges vi.
and vii, as to Gideon and his band,
reduced from many thousands to
only three hundred, overcoming the
Midianites. Smohalla preached to
his tribe the doctrine he derived
from the text, and inspired them to
believe that although the whites, or
Midianites, were powerful in mum.
bers, yet could the Lords own peo-
pie, Gideon's band of three hundred
- the Indians themselves - tri
umph over them and drive them
from the land. During the Indian
war of 1858, when the late General
Wright severely whipped the In-
dians Of that upper country, and
obliged them to sue for peace, he
put stop so Smohalla's preachings
and influence by keeping him a
close prisoner. But after General
Tor Colonel, as he was then) Wright
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Life in other worlds.
waIorly Masazino.l

Says Proctor, the astronomer ;
The question whether or not the
planets and stars are inhabited, and
If SO, by what sort Of beings, has
long agitated the minds of astrono-
mers as well as common people.
The latter, with the utility of argu-
ment, reasoned that the heavenly
bodies must be peopled by some
sort of inhabitants, since it was
contrary to the economy Of nature
to suppose that thousands of worlds
have been created, not one Of which,
excepting our own, is suitable for
organic existence. To this it might
be answered that facts, and not
theories, must be taken as data from
which to proceed. Planets and
stars are in a continual state of
chsnge. From the nebulous stage
onward, the matter of which these
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The late presidential contest engen-
dered much bad blood, which coolness
and judgment will correct. The bad
blood induced by persistent violation
Of natures great but simple laws re-
quires not only GOODNESS and judgment,
but obedience to hygieuic measures and
the proper use of DR. Bulls Blood Mix.
ture to insure its purifcation.
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made peace, he allowed the mis-
chievous " dreamer his liberty on
condition he should cease his efforts
to propagate his peculiar incendiary
doctrine among the Indians, and
until General Wright was called
away from there, during our own
civil war, Smohalla found it ad-
visable to refrain from openly seek
ing converts.
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MEMPHIS. TENN. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY TO- 1871

of voluntary and orderly self con-
troll. In truth it viii be found
that where American representa-
tives abroad have drawn obloquy
and just censure or contempt upon
themselves or their country, it has
been caused by some Ignorant at
tempt at ostentatious display, or
the unworthy pursuit of private
gain, in both of which the dignity
of their position was forgotten or
disregarded, and the fault was not
" Americanism," but the absence Of
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.V5oR. POSTERS, SHOW BILLS, CARDS
Circulars, etc.. gotten up with the latest
style OF types and on superior paner oI any
anime Btock.apd prices.
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MEMPHIS q LITTLE rock R.R,
ShrOt Limo TO Arkansas and Texas.
TImECARD;

ItNVet. FTTIVBts
Mail train, doily........5 30 pm. II 80 pm.
Freight train leaves Hope
field daily(ex unday)1 30 am. s 70 p IN.
trains AT the depot of the Louisville, Nash
vile and Great Souhern railroad. Mail
trains make close connection at Argenta for
points on the tie Rock md Fort Smith
railroad and at Little Rock with the Cairo
and Fulton railrta FIR points in Southwest
Arkansas and TeAas.
pullman / alace leeping Cars on all night
trains.
Fer tickets and information 'pply at Ticket
Offices q and 2s7 Ma Ii street and at depot
foot of WASHINGTON street, or AZ Louisville,
Nashville ana Or at Sou hern railroad depot,
or 10 the undersigned
r. A. VILLA No. Pass A =, Memphis.
M STAY q T 0.d L. Ag't. Little Rock.
w +. SMITH. SYp't, Memphis Tenn.
g9{t
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Louisville and Great Southern R. R

1l:4l I'm. Night Express Connects at Milan
for St. Louis and Chicago, at Mckenzie for
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta and the
Sotheast, atGuthrie for HoPkinsville Hem
derson and Evansville at Louisville Tor all
points North and East
lilo pm. Day Express Connects fer St.
Louis and Chicago. at Louisville for all
points North and East.
4:4O D. m. Milan Accommodation - Daily
except Sunday.
Pullman Palace Cars on either train to Louis
vile, and on Night train to Nashville.
For tickets or Information, apply at Ticket
Office, 287 Main, Northwest corntr Madison
street
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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Action OF Tobacco on the system
Some years ago the French gov
ernment directed the Academy of
Medicine to inquire into the infu-
ence of tobacco on the human sys-
tenn. The report of the commission
appointed by the Academy states
that a large number of the diseases
of the nervous system and of the
heart, noticed in the cases of those
affected with paralysis or insanity,
were 10 be regarded as the sequence
Of excessive indulgence in the use
of this article, and it is remarked
that tobacco seems primarily to act
upon the organic nervous system,
depressing the faculties and inhuen-
cling the nutrition Of the body, the
circulation of the blood, and the
number of red corpuscles in the
blood. Attention is also called to
the bad digestion, benumbed intel
ligence and clouded memory of
those who use tobacco to excess.
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THIS is THE CHEAPEST AND MOST
4 delightful purgative before the public. Is
sparkling as a glass of soda water. Far supo-
rior TO siekening pills. 1t ia held in high re-
pute by physicians and surgeeps for the
speedy cure Of constipation, biliousness,
torpid liver, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite,
sick headache, kidney affections, etc.
For those who lead sedentary or closely
confined life, and become Of constipated
habit, II acts like charm. 1t is specially
prepared for the masses is put up in large
bottles and sold by AL druggists at Soc. No
family, no mother, no one travelling, no close
student, no sewing-girl should fail to use it.
Sold by all Wholesale and retail druRRists,
j. P. DR0MG00LE & Co., Prop'rs,
SI-xxy-1 Louisville, Kentucky.
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MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change OF Schedule.
MExraIs. TrNK., May u. 1877.

<N AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 18th,
W 1877, trains will run as follows:
Leave Arrive.
New Orleans mail, daily 800 pm. l:SO ?. 10
Freight and Ac'm dation,
daily except sundayl $50 am 80 IN
63-t NJ. .Bu IKE, Sup't.
, 1877-08-31
THE CITY-lIALL,

The license receipts yesterday were ahont $500.
There are now 2,;n: licensed saluous ia tao city.
cily.Auofnty Tuthll! returned yesterday from,
Jnacsyilic, Wis, whore 10 has been caIoYing
short tacat!na.
Thn Cau,mitieo on TIarhors and lJEtd.es Il called
10 meet In tue City Clerks olics Saturday after
Hoon 81. ~ O'Clock.
Tho Cou,u,it'en nn Strrrts and Alters of tha We4t
Division failed ft quorum YESTERDAY. AID. lluin-
Eartru aud Heidlrf uny hrins ou nud.
Tho Trcaaarera recrints ysstefdAY wsre 81. b77
fFum thr Gfty Collector. 3t.lRtA Itpu,.the Water
Department. uud 81, DE-. jroin tho Gainpsrn,lef.
tomplrnslor Fnsweh yesterday issued revenue.
warr.nts 10 the nn,uunt af 81. .t4O. Iui redeemed
!apultf'luan certllcAiEs amounting u $l3. Ulu.
Three nav cnses ni scarlet fr.tr were reported
At tho lleasIh Department yesterlay4 -Four ileAlha
from that dstAse have been recorded this week.
Tile following building permits wcss ls.ael ye..
tenlAy: Wilhelm leitnkc. n twn.stoty dwelling.
.lx.H fest. no. b}7 Ai'poft svrnuc, cnst ~. 100;
iirorre Aurharha lf.rec..tuy nnL h4s6a,ent storu.
dwelling. "jxnu feet. milwaukee, avenue. mar
S"Ftt asehue. to eoH it. lid; +. e. llayes,
::lxsu feet each. rofues VI Walnut s!sest uad ii.
Gany avenue. tn cost 81, 500 Zach: II. u. Htshop,
hys twp-stotr and cellar dwellings. :.uxA feet
zach. Ntcothaw near Twelfth street. 10 coat
u, OO0 each.
, 1877-08-31

many VINO arc suffering
From the effects o! The warm weather, and ato d.,
bflItatcd, nte advised hJ ph5e1csn- 10 take no1rr
nte amonnts Of whisky Two nf three times d,r,nv
thc day. IN little wllslc those who adont M
advice frequently Increase the number ut 'drink,n
and IN ilntc become cnn1rMcl lnebfiatce. bov
eragc which witt not create thirst for Intoscat1n,
liquors, and which Is intended especially for I'M
benefit Of .1eblhtated rersons. whether a. home a,
abroad. is Or. fchcnck's Sen Weed Tonic. Con,
tainnz tho jnIees Of many medicinal herbs, thI,
preparation does not crcntc m appetite for lie In.
ioxlcatfng cup. The nnuri.hing nnd tho l.fc- tnn.
porting properties OF many valuable natura, p,o.
inrtlous contained in It and well known to neic,l
n,cn, have most Strengthening influence. A .In.
ele bottle Of the Tonic will demonstrate II. yAina
bic qualities. For debility atls!ng from t!ckne.a
over cxcrtlon. or ffor, amy eauso whatever wine.
g1aeAfn1 nf Sea Weod Tonic, taken after meals, Wit
strengthcn tho stomach and e:eate an app.te ror
wholesome food. 70 MI who nro about lrsyins
their hones. do,lre to SAY that The excellent f.
fccts Of nj. 6thcnck's reasonable rcinedleF st,
Weed Tonic md sfan.ssako l'fll@. arc rarIealsriy
evident when taken hy tho.c WHO ar. ,n1artonsiy
affected BY i change q water ami diet. Sopcsson
Ahon1l lcasc tlomt wtthou. taxing supply ef III
r,js elnuT Fn. 411r hv ~ ''~.
, 1877-08-31
RELIGIOUS,

CLEsa LAKE, 1a., Aug. M-To-dAy's exer-
clses havc been Of Errat interest. Tho Rey.
g. i. Atch!son, ot Clinton, H., delivered good
lecture at II a. tn,-sul,jo:t, "Atonpry: Its
Fcats aml Freaks" D.. cuwln, Of Jacksonville,
ILL.,, delivered MI eloquent sermon at 3 y. M.
The evening lecture was given ly President 4.
I3usns, D. D., Of Simpson Centenary College,
subject. ".rho Harmony Ut Religion and
6tienrc." Il wua eloquent, logical, aud CUT
ylns.,g. Thc extra t,1,!n In tho forenoon
brought many additional persons, und tho reg
ulas traiA set ,lown . very largu nun,bcr,
Among tho prominent arrivals Was ps. Vincent,
thy greatest Suna4y-4chaol worker uf the ngc.
llo was greeted With great enthusiasm. 4
supplement II tho Clear l.aku N.trver VI to-
day contains Il ylnlication u Tho management
Ut tbo gn,unls. 1t will Gc mailed extensively,
and il volnple.G answer t. tho malicious sian.
ticss recently published. The weather Is very
fine, and tho grounds aro ~ tlp-top ordes.
will arstye from t1lu surrounding country.
CLEAR LAKE, IT,, Aug. 3u.-ro*lay IL ciil-
drcnfs day. Or. Vincent eondu"tod the normal
class, and made tue lelsou of wonderful !ntct.
est. A largc train vi cxrussiunists arrived OVER
thu T., e. Il II. and the Milwaukee railroad in
ths IDrenuou. Dr. VINCENT has conscntel u
deliver hta famous lecture u , p. III. entitled
''That BOYS Sister, Au immense aulIeaIce ID
lstenns. lie will deliver annt.lcr FIi.laY atter.
n,o,, o.. "'rhat boy." tIo lectures to-day at
Tho Earnest request u great number. Dr. J..
L, Newman will preach Sunday morning. This
announcement was received With great uIpfYuse.
There aru aiuplv accommodations for al who
IlAy tOtnC+
, 1877-08-31
CAMIs-MljEI'lNG.
TuE LAST DAT,

Tho clollng housn OF the camp meeting arr Al.
wsys looked forward 10 with eager anticipation.
Mingled with regret for shs parting " taGe
place alter tbs pleasant chE,sltaa Intercourse Of
tho week IL ahe expected enjoyment of these last
public exeEcisrs. Custom has gwen them pecul.
ias character, and they arc we'll calculated IL
pltass the fancy uul suuch ths emotions Of Tho
clAss Of EeliHtonsh Who there coucrrSats. Thu
previous week has bern Devoted 10 hard Labor snd
eatus.s Work In tho religious ne,l. snd now thsy
gather together tor the last ts with glad hearts,
joyous greeting. and scsoundips song, 10 shout tho
harvest home. Ths cAmp-meetipg has been
wonderful suecssa In whatever light II may ba
vleued. aud thoss who hare participated in H.
wo,k. amid sons oppositlon in certain quar-.
tels, lasy we'll b. excused for lille pasdons'
bic pride. md ~ esea heaEties rejoicing u.uas
Macy protetsed d1sApbolntMens that lhs Mrst.
tAE Anould closs 10 soop, but tes consultation It
, 1877-08-31
EDUCA'rIONAL.

E91IHs p1.HoN1Ht6 .1HEttS.
. ,..i.t -. .x..in. t,.n,,.o. c,,,tI
hupsH1''n va w.. 'aas c.e"nk. ap.s'I. s'
van pFessaeo' aaa tao,o we're quo present 'nsose.
r,u,xInr smith. stonr. vnckn. and Wells.
nj. ~. . '.,sn,t.,. h.t,, ..,toI IT, ch.,-, m.
!no ~" "'t.uoo.n oe'ok 's4te4' INV -"7's ~
pointad Inspector Dennis 10 servo III place bf In.
spcctoe WcIrh on TIM various committees Of which
,nnt ,ont,.tnnn ,x,. \ ncmt,,,. in.ncrtor .,on. IN
ssa' y, ss"t1, ,.,. n,,"s w." ~. 'sss. ,r..,.s -, ~
LUG pos''!oas a''e" w 'hspeelot 'hatsei an" ~
spector V0eke 70 take Tho place OF Inspector
seioentnqcr.
IN, t,nnmittcc m unitdtnps and Grounds re.
."s ~ r."sa, s.,,t,a ssr,,, ~, ,t,s ,1..'.. =.
puF'co III 'a'us ~ ~ 'entas t'o' w NV so.nst "
, 1877-08-31
THE COUNTY BOARD.

AN AtInuESEH MEkrfN9
Ut ihc Comfy Hoard wns held yesterday afternoon,
AZ The members helng Wescnt except MI. Fitz-
gerald.
4 communication read from, tho Librarian Of
thc i.t1, Mrs. ltarris, asking MI appropriation.
deferred.
Tho nsuni nun,bcr n9 bills wcre read md re-
trtrcd, nn,un1 which wcre m c4timate In favor of
+. i. Scx.n, lIic E0Hst-ltouse wnrk, nu,ount-
Int 10 tl1, SO, n, Tic paJ.rols far August from
the several cun.itY Institutions. --...-.-..
The c,'ntract viii, Henry iaEcr for Simplifying she
county with roat thu coming year WAS approved
without being read.
The Committee m t:ity. relations reported IN
favor of hi'ia aE:tryattns s., os:s, ~ Amons tho
ltep,a welo SihY. 10 Tor clrpets anil 81, 600 for INIT
ting It tho Gtty.Eiats. Adopted.
The comm!lieu nm jail and jail Accounts re-
p0stGl nn hills amounting 10 81, 5i3.!3. and tho
same wrtc ordered patd
The Committee ui. Public service repostod on
rtIE i'Ett pIEaf
af themselves and ihrfr fellows Tot the past quar.
trr ns fnIlnws, and thu rcputt was a10ptel. Mf.
ScnHe dissenting on tho EFpEn That S. per s!ay i,a
t'csn charged while 5: ~ was the 1rxsl anwan"": ;:
, 1877-08-31
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION.
Special Dispatch to n

OTTAWA, ILL.,, Aug. 3).-rl,s xnnua! reunion
Of The soldiers anh sailors ot I.asaIle County
took place .hts afternoon III Hoes' t'roge. iic.
tween 400 and ,U1 persons attended tho
stund exercises. Gen. II. H. 81. Walluce, ol
Chicago, delivered the atllruss, an exretIcut
one. Tic address Of Wetcona was by J. e.
Campbell, uf Streator. Toasts and rcspouAcr
werc given by Congressman +. e. Hayes, VI
Morris, the Rev. j. +. Yates, Of Wyanet, Sur.
gcun Il. +. Dyer and the Hun. l.. ". Brewer, ut
Ottawa. and others. Tile htrealur and star,
sc1es tluarsls cot, psIles. of ihc Tenth battalion
nerr lpesrut, AtlI At.l-d nue tu tho G.aAsiul d.
NutiInat t,ass ucru Displayed tro,n tIe js,,ui.
pl btlll!l!ngn, aud the nttaust soul feeling
nrcyailcu.
, 1877-08-31

advertised 10 sprak, Int ns two other old set,
tiers gatherings In bordering counties, held to-
ttay. lIaI Advertised him. the conclusion was
that, long rs he was, he would hardly reach all
around.
ti<rlat Dsspatea to ma Tribune.
nLooMis0Toy, H., Aug. ;W.-,fie old settlers
nt Mclean County held m annual reunion at
Bloomington fatr-eronml. to.stnr, which was a
very pleasant reunion. AboutGO were present,
bcmcath tho Shade Of tho trees. Capt. String.
field, ot Randolph, was chairman Ut the day.
anil F: NJ. Funk, Secretary. Speeches were
male hY Sylvester Hca,c1y, Capt. Sttinydeld,
and others. Same officers were elected.
, 1877-08-31
DEATHS.

LOE~ruS-Au4. ~. 1877, Agnes Loltus, Agct !
year munths aud ~ d1Js, daughter Of Patrick
and julia l."ftus. No. 81 Snpettos.st.
Funeral Aug. IL BY cars 10 CALVARY.
kEST-At Nlchixan Cir, Ind, Aug. ~, Eliza
beth ElEcFy hent. aged II months, 0nI5 daughter
Ut william e. and Eltxahxth El'cIy Kent,
E1 H;ew York papcts p,sssa copy.
Observation-Disclosures ut Gros2e II. Ileuusmaa. a.
who was drowned Aug. 70 tn Lako Michigan tL4.jY
fupAd Aug. 10, will " held IT. III Paeiae. .at.,
Aug. u. 1t 10a. III. Friends arc Invited.
NlCtlAADSOS-.At keawool, iIydu Park,
ThufsdAy nlutufn1 Aug. ", Minnie A., second
daughter Of William and Mary Richardson.
cnue md Fift.eth stseet 1t $40 p. IT,, Saturday,
Sept. !.
, 1877-08-31

liAYnES-ifOW-Thursda Anz. ~. at ! q.
nj. tho res4rAco at tha brtlob father. tho lion.
tieut.e II. How, No: j A!ltnc Square. by tbs Nev,
Nr. Fatton, Albert liar lel, 1un of Fcttr ltHyden
Esq.. of Nsw York City. and Enlu1 Z. l!ow. NJ
CAld1.
COLLIE8-SYCuM-Aus. 10. At tha resideuec
OF tbs bridn's father, 1OU peA.burn.ay by th4
ltst Nabest collyar, Charlsa .. Collins sad Mamie
", daughter OF John Sycual, Eaq. :.
, 1877-08-31
DID NOT DANCE.

10 ths Editor q TAs Tribune.
WHEATON. Aug. Ju. .--lh d late humber Of yonr
paper yon 10 injustice to tho two daughters of the
Nrs. u. Taylor. They haye attenscd two social
gatherings whsrr thoso w,s dancIng but Al nstlhst
of them did they dance. Nor hs.u they bcen in
unsuitable cosnpnnv In ANY manner. Mn. ireki+
dent blanchard with he! adn -Eaw ftrtbrr aud
@tfe, wefr slsu present ut oE ll.css gatherings.
aua hellrfo They did not dxnee " stay altar l..
u.cluck, WukAruN,
, 1877-08-31

c, /. W0opRAA & CO.
arc prepared 10 deliver to tho grocery trade all
yarettcs Of lhsir brca and ctaekcta including tho
Vienna bread, which will bo suid Al a reduction uf
ono Ad Two cents loaf fron4 former prices. Leave
orders at I'M Clark sl1ucl, whcru Ihry will TO
promptly GlIel
, 1877-08-31

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p.rt nj the time same ns them have r1,l,crt tnr.
Ing with cnntrsrtoss thnns.nd- q. milr~ away. Or
III visiting their tnn.!> IN ths Wr.t. Il. n1rs
Of the p1pers " III .hnw. II ihry wpnl l"r ratfe-
fch with charging fur tht ttr.c actually eulrinrrd
in thr enpnty work II wonld hc ali r[sht: hnt few
oi them hare spcnt half the limo thry have
thnrccIi fur. :, - :
, 1877-08-31

ONE Or THE BEST FtAVoRS.
Dr. Fflce's Special flavoriug Extract OF ornngo
10 Ubat1etl ttom tho lness fruit, and IT vii! BE-
found one Of tho most delicious 1Ayose.
, 1877-08-31

It Is when man Is carrying pound of honey
on t,iic arm, q Iaf of r.g1 III the other, and
leading y butl'loy by string, anil attempts to
brush Ay OIL llia cur, that lie feels no man can
lla cxncft In ali thiuYE.
, 1877-08-31

PIANOS AND ORGANS F0R RENT.
Splendid upEigat, sQusrc. and Vraui pianos.
Isus4clt and utbcr organs, At lowest sltes, Lyon
i kicaly, State aud lionroc streets.