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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

WtnnfappItst III fCI3 barauf bet etnent
gsrmSsensbeibe BON 80 Mtltcnen Dollars nur
ettras tbfr cine NiQtcn @GuIben sI tabea 4;
eaber bsnn aud bic iinsfe GnIette Der 9taS'
auf ben Gelbmdrften bss Sftns al pari 81 z
YtOsent Snterefen absslest rerben tOnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

aus eIIe pIatne wirb rtiteetbetlt,
baB 5err Gbr. S&ntbt bur9 bas Nbbrennen
ieiner 8rausret ueI&e tint leBten DECEMBER Elm
&aub Der 8lammen tuurte, f& fetnespess ent-
r,utbtssn lief, ~fonbern nit benz @an elmer
neuen Srausret riits Scran esbt, 70 baB CT
balD ptsber tut Stanbe ietn tptrb, fetnen 3un=
ben nit etnem SprsieItGen @erfenlafte auf3u-
tparten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Die Stabt MantatD erbdlt @asbe<
leu&turs; Ter bOrttse @tabtratb bat benz nns
tsrnebmer > 9 Tcurtelptte BON Detroit, NiG.,
bic GOnssitun fir bte Grrtatune BON Gasrer>
Ten erttetlt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Wtebereine bpIIdnbtf@e Orb
bte6mal spar nur TIM 8etrase BON 1870
Wtatcuen DOlars, tau@t auf; cine GamtIte
. 8 Gtstner tn @antatu nebt ftIt9en 3%pau3ts
anberen Srrpanbten feten bic @IidliGen ; nur
Gtuer bate i& nod ntdt ssnelbet. @Obl be-
fcmm'S
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
Ser ct. Neter'S unterifnbz
un08sNeret,1

riro am ndGfen MOntae ben 1. Scs
tober 3tcar cine reseImd6tee 8eriamms
lung boltsn, bod pereen bic Mtteltece,
oe0sIben biermtt b%elonbers aufeefoteert
redt aabIret@ ft6 in Der 8eretnsbaut
oa febr wtdtiee 8erbano'
IunSseeeeaadnoe aur Spra@e fOmnneu
rperpen.
9 /. paul 20. Sept., 1877.
Gen. Mitib,
pr6Fbent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29


Der 10 febr beltebte unb III elmer
Infase BON 100000 grmpIaren idbrIi9 Der.
brsttste Neeensbureer Marien &a=
lenber III fir bas Sabr 1873 erf&tensn,
NIT elmer 8aae bes intsrs6antefe fen 2eleFOfss
uab reid taufrirt. Yrets nur 20 Gents
ppffret Gerner Der &letne Marten
&afenber fir @rtfIt&e Grauen unb
Sunsfrauen fir bas Sabr 1873. Ser
aussssebsn BON 6. Gemmtnssr. @tt msbrs-
rem gtItern in Garbene,ud, 224 Getten "a
i6en.Gcrmat.
wrets Is Gents ppffret. gu baben BET benz
gerleser
Sr. Wnftet,
8. 9. 56l3, Nen gOrt unb 2O4 Ifne @trabe,
Cincinnati, s., mie aud bet allen 8aGbdnb.
lern unb 3ettunssaeenten. Sn ct. paul 30
baben BET &c. 8mre8 unO 81. SAtpar;.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

@tne Sdrengef6t@te ptro aus
StlaDatsr bertGtet. :3pst itpeotl@e Sarmer
bra&tsn einen Ster Gentner f&peren 8dren In
bic Stabt ben ie tn Der NGbe spn Martne
Drills erlsst batteu, tD Netfer peb beretts
etne 2tu3abl S&afe unb SGpeine Dsrl&maust
bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Die 3ufubr Detaen bsim Obs-
rem GlsSatpr bieiser 9tabt mar In ben lesten
Iaesn Der Sprisen @rGe febr Iebbaft. DIM
Samltas aQsin tan,en 5000 BuibsI per Giisn-
balm unb 1900 Bulbel auf ber A@ie. Der
9anbeI Har stsmlt& Iebtafk Der Yrsts $1.02
bis $1.O3, pie tit MtnneapOIis, tpGbrsnb tn
@tnpna unb @ttlwater ST. uub an anbersn
WIGseu sos Gents npttrt trurben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

CAPTAIN Weltpn ADherts, elmer
Der alien AniepIer unIsts @tantss, larb na2
LANCER Rrantbsit nHtbe Iesten Gienias pom
Der Gatbsrrals aus nit srbssr Sbs,Iuabms sur
leBten &ubefGtts beslettst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
Mnaiit WeDer,
Sos. Sledenftein.
Neter SDTran5.

Capt s 6 Mbttuep u. 9. @auge:r
tn NianeapClts, lat r%eTentrt, unb 6 . Sirrel
BON Chen Yrairte, 9ennepin Co., III an bsitn
SteQe errannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

y f-O { f et-Neneeruneer. Neue
pcf StFesn-6anOUsr. 0risbt County, sUnss
Us 9afer, prtmrfsr.
@u1ssbOben-5ale, @e0eCo @Ounts; Nor>
raant, @rtsbt Counts.
Grnatnte o fmtiftr-Smitb Safe, @risbt
County, &iGatb @ Moreau.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

DteGatr In @abingtpnGpunts
parf nod Ib3us iauan.tlt@er Nuslasen nod Ct
men 8aariiberl@uB ab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

III neuer Ielegrapben s artf
Der NcrSweali&en Gcs,pasnie trat SOrtse Wo@e
in S.aft; bsmna@ tOfen nun Depsi1en, tpeIGe
friber $1.00 tamen, uur IS Gents unb folde,
bic auf $1.20 tamen, $1.GO.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
Sir 0aS Oiitrift . 6erttbt

ipurben naGbenaante 8irser bur& has 9cos
assOeen, UNI wabrenb bes tOn,menben Sttobsr-
Gsrmtns, peI&er am 9. Ottpber erGfnet ptrb,
als @eiGpcrene ~ btenen:
GrD6.@ ef&wDrens
s @rtebt Geo Miti&,
j De@Ou, DtIDn S'Srten,
Spbn M ReQer, GMG SatG,
Sulpb Ibcrnton, Gbarlss u Glart,
3 M SmytB, Greb DrtscoG,
Geo GuISer, Bingham,
patrtG Malb, 9IIfr 5arbtns,
9tram &ceers, 8ernbarb Mt&e,
. 8 @aIenttne, Sobn Grace,
s Us Gbaie, sos He8ap,
s s Npnfcrt M2aiber.
. @asOffu,
RIetn-@ ef&worens
Merrta &sber, Sbcuas GnSelbre9t
6 5 Metealf g 8 YoIod,
Samss See, 50 MeD Donald,
Sanes $ Broom, MonrOe,
s @rOte, TbOnas 9uttt,
9 8 &obbtns, GreO 8OnbOl3er,
st . Galloway sc 8prer,
Gbarles 5aas, Spbn Rleiu,
6 8 MarraY, SObu 94iQiser,
2Outs 6iiper, Geo u NaibL
8 9rusb, Sec M Brad,
gilbert g Dean, @tatau, ROblman,
6 8 Gas Yatrtd 8riee,
SObn O'Gcnnor, 6 Splbers,
8 WfantuG, N 8 gDrter,
9amusl s BeaIs, rs Deepen,
6 8 Dirpn, 8 g Ogden.
s @ 8 @%elberman,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

SIR Gtnfenbmne ntuer Nbons
nenten rclen uniern ber3lt&en Dant eut-
pfaneen: u. 8. tn germtaiOn, s. :. ". tn
ct. Rt9aeL .. M. tn Carer, .. 8. In Dub.
fon, 8. g. tit Belle pIatne, q. q. In HOrtb
yratrie, q. s. In @afbtnstOn Eerrttcrs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

ueber Ra&tfrT fe, BITE In lebter i3ett
etntratea, rtrb aus seri&teOenen @ssenbsn &c.
fla1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Die republttan tf&e GOunts.Gpu-
bteIt lestsn Dtenfus tbre gsrFamu,.
lung. unb tpablte Delesatsn fir bic am NOD
fen Dtsnfas bier fattfabenbe @taats- gcnSen-
ton.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Gtnbre@er fu&ien TT Der Na@t Scrt
lebtsn 9amlas bic Wirtbl9aft bes 5rn. 8ttt-
RID. gGe Der ct. Ystsr unD Gr@anse @traee
bsim unb aaSlen Gisarreu, @etn &c. TIM Neribe
BON $25-3O.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
Nftnit. Mn9ers nnb Sbren>
Snftitnt-

Office: Gde ber Drttten ndb ct. peter
Ctr. Mrat: Or. Grancts NtwDOb, Office
9tunben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Die MtIwautee unb ct. paul
Gtienbabn-G Ompaente bat Grtra3Iss auf Der
&tser DtStipn einsert@tet, I'M ben Met3en'
transport mad benz Sfen gu befSrbern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Sn N tuneappIts belfefen f@ bic irt
NunictpalgeriGt trabrenb Des Wpnats Nueuf
besugenen @elbirafen auf $571.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
Tatr TIT TaribamIt.

GartbauIt am %. Sept., 1877.
2feber @anberer!
Da mir int IeBt SsrfOftnen Sabre cine Rir-
DE bier fir BITE beuti&e tatbOltfGe wfarrsemein-
be erbauten, unb bic gOQsnbuns bss Snnern.
tpte aud ber GIUdentburm nod feblen, 70 Ino
tutr enti@Irfeu, etne 6atr aHt "a. bis ben 81.
Sttober ab3ubalten, gum Befen Der belaeten
rbtsen Stride trObet elm feiner @Glitten (Cut-
ter VarIOr-S tuoe, 9Sfa uub Get Of Gbatrs,
unb nod anbere @eseniGnbe am leBtsn Der
Uben s%enaunten Sage aasselOust pereen, 100
fir Gte btermtt freunbIt&ft sebeten tuerben, fel.
bes tn Sbr eeebrtes gIatt aaf3uaebnen unb be-
taunt su MAIDEN.
g&tunssScaf,
Das COMMITTEE:
Mbann WeDer,
sos. Sledenftein.
Neter 9Ofran5.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Sir Bower StDur MgencH Reb>
pcDS Co., Harte 81. g. DteBmann gum Yof-
meiier ernannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

rDeutf&egeretn pirb leiu Gift.
tunssfef am %. OetOber auf anesrsspEbnltd
sIdnseupe WetIe fetern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

~ Stterle, Druggist and Pharmaceuf
tist, Deuti&e MpOtbete, 200 Sf z. Strase,
Ode bes grpabway, ct. paul, Mtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Gr. penFpns-Ag gent Chr. GrsI 1T
Iesten Spaatas Srn @aibtsstun bier austfOm.
men.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

eSSlteruneS3unabme e.. 96 Sc.
burteu unb is Stsrbefaae tanten pdbrenb bss
NOuats &usuf in bieiser @tabt Dor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Deutf9er3abnarst.-Nr. g. $50
mans, 2er's glcG, spet Ebiren fibIiG bonn
Narttbauie. 3Gbne ausse3peen Dbae @Gmr;eq
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Sr. OebOlpb, Sr3t Wanbarst unb dc.
bnrtsbelfer, 200 on 7te Giraffe, Gfe gruab-
Ray.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
st. . eretn

Das 8rantens q ON mite. bes ct. Detersl1nterFatuneS.
geretns pom /. @Outas TN Oct. bs sum 1. Nrntas
TIM gtpp. 1877 befebt aus ~fpiaenben 5erren:
gti6els StDrt. Etmme 8. s., ct. 4eter Str. Gimme
s. w., ct. Deter Ctr.
unterer Dtfritt. Etsfns Srbn, Carroll note Gents
Str. Gbtetamp 5etnrtt, 9epis Str. Ebtefeu WilbtIrr,
8atfeeper BEL Gimme.
Rrdnte GereinsmttgIeber BADEN T6 an Elm NHttelieb
tes 8ranfen=G% Committees tareS Dtfrftss su uenben.
aeDbS&ntktuS GeFretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

10. Sept. @ltfas etba @&ubmaGer. Gltsrn: 8rish-
rid SGubnndsr uap Gatbartna osb. SdItus.
Nnna S6ubmadtr. Glteru ~bteielben.
20. gept. GbaslUtte 9OstisI. Glttrn getes 2usfitI
unb Carolina geo. 9funu.
%. Sept. Spfrpp Ga,G Saut. Slttrr Carl Saut unb
Sufauna Set. @Gbn.
GbtiRtaa Sod. Gttsrn: gBiltslm 8pS unb Maria
eet. Sung.
Granf Steta. Gltera: SObn 8reba unb @atbarina
stb. Wasuer.
Gatbartna Sermann. Gttern Spiepb 5eraann unb
Spepba ssb. Glss.
"a. sspt. aDsnsssl0us 80 Utba. G1tsrn Subn DUiba
unb Npiulta ert! STEAD.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Sn2ate Gtty bat 8 grraSbsab einsu
uensn GIeratcr an Der Gi(eababn eebant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

f&en Gamilten etlebnt trurbe, TT nan I'm Wet-
Iase Der Bu1baneIung bon
Mhblbaner S 8ebrle,
Ill SOntb Ga Gala Ctr, Gbieasp,
ei&iensn. Gs TT btes ein briIIautes
Garbenbrud-8tlb ,, 2OX27 3ua srOB. uno
tOaft MUIR $3.50 bet pOrtOfreter t3uisnbuns
$3.50. Das Bib 1T in beutfher ua6
euglif9er NasSabe ~ taben.
90 Isenten oerIanat!w
M 9aupt-N aentur tn ct. Naul.
SStc. 8nres,
80 GrGanee Gtrabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29

Oetr0ut
purbsn tn Der @aria Siutmelfatrt airde am "a. Sept.
9err Mlidael GAr1pfer
nit
QSitttpe Satbartna 3eSmpleOS.
Aat autnGurtn 2ebens pesen
NeSet Str Gu6 Reten @lides freu'n,
Dss 6tmmsIs reiafer 5rsussnfesen
Sid Guerm NDunI&e fets ernen'n.
unb eIeth benz fbpnen 8lltbenErants
Utit ietnem Inperweltten 0rIn,
Rss' @u9 in teiterm QebenssIanje
Gin unpsrsduaIi6 Slid srbIab'n.
VIM Is. sspt.:
6err GDudrS 0cinri6 S6lief.
nit
. TrduIcim Anna Srl99emann.
S,etl! Sell ttm Sag! @iltrmmst Stbe
ana Gltar @pttea @uren Sunb
gu (6ltesen, cen aLf trts ttute
Str ftr6ret, treu nit 5srs uuS Munb.
.! NSse @etteS ret3lter Sesen
umfrImen bid ~ssliebtes 9acr!
SitI Sage Srdusen f9 euteeeen
Dir, bsitrer NOD, ais bttier mar.
Des 2tbens rstuiss Gut, Der 8risht
Ter sssls, ats ron su& eatFitb'n,
Sic fi BON Gram Sas Ause nttte,
Sur Sr.ubs mSse nun euG blab'n
. slldli@ Al', bic 70 p%erbtentn,
Nis Sbr. su rsi6eu i& bic 9anb!
9iur tmutr f6Suer ptrb er srlnen,
Der Srant. ben Gua BE Eussnb paut.
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Nm 26. 6st.:
Serr GCnraN 0D. M6Qer
nit
Trdulein Carolina Man8ffelb.

Dss SCREENS gteteuns TT sutIrr often
Der guns, ben ipr nun beut' sef@ISf:n.
N6s' Ct ais fG6ner BIltpentraut
Gutfalten euA ben ret&sa Glans
Des Xtbens retnftr 6reuben,
unb fern Don allen 9eiasn,
50 m6st ihr palea 5anb tn 5anS,
9elCttet Don Der Qtthe Bnns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-29
8erlangt.

Ttsrrsrs ta4tise arbsttsr auu, gusrrttsn srn 8duuasn.
@a1sufrassn bel 5errn 9tatttas Sod, gtO. IS Stebsnts
@trase. ct. PAUL.
, 1877-03-18
Wheeler's survey, 272 teet below the level Of
the ocean, and By surveys Of the Railroad COM
paDy 274 and 27S feet below.

Wheeler's survey, 272 teet below the level Of
the ocean, and BY surveys Of the Railroad Com
paDy 24 and 278 feet below.
Counterfeit half dollars are being widely cir
cnlated in various parts, OF the country. 1t is
worth while to study into the distinctions be-
tween genuine and counterfeit coin.
The large bell in the Cologne Cathedral, made
out Of captured French cannon, is failure.
The tone is very unpieasant.- It will not be
used, and is named 1.-THE Silent Bell.'' 4
Charleston, Ill.,, claims to be the chief broom
manufacturing town in the West. From 1000
to 8, 000 dozen are made there weekly. That
place is paradise for women with refractory
husbands.
Corticelli spool silk is evidently we'll manu-
factured, according to reports from city job
bers. Ladies find this upequaled silk at Field,
Letter g. Co sand Mandel Bros. .& Co.'s, on State
street. and other leading dealers in the city.
Did you sec the little white envelopes carried
In the hands Of the ladies who attended the
matinee On Saturday at McVicker's! They con-
talned superb photographs OF Mr.. Thorne, pre-
sented by Copelin, the popular photographer.
The most Important accession Of the year to
Chicago In the educational line is undoubtedly
Mr.. Dwight s. Dow in his commercial night
classes Tor business men. Mr.. Dow hQs dcvcl-
oped new, simple, and perfect system Of COM
merc1al instruction, which is as much in I'D
vance OF the present cumbersome methods in
use IN commercial colleges rs teiegraphy is in
advance Of the ancient post-coach. The next
course begins tomorrow evening, at II Clark
street,
, 1877-03-18

weak and limp structure have not been timely
nor we'll chosen, nor we'll calculated to give the
press or public any intelligent conclusions re-
gardine the safety Of this crib. These visits
invariably have been made in clear and calm
weather, while the crib was in state Of rest and
repose; the critical moment having passed, and
thi1s lost: when his services could have been Of
any earthly use or benefit to the public or him.
self, In forming any INTELLIGENT practical con-
clustonsin in regard to the length OF time this
the overwhelming seas and forces with
which it has to contend. So far as any benefit
having been derived from these expensive and
professional visits, the city might just Us we'll
have sent the tug and Chief Engineer to Calu-
met. The only time when these professional
the city was during one OF the worst and heavi-
There is one factor or consideration had
nearly forgotten, but which must not be over
looked. It is this: In every fierce struggle
amount Of power and resistance is lost, aud
every year, and every storm, adds to these &C.
cuinulnting losses, which can never be regained.
Meanwhile, the enemy never loses any
force, but, on the contrary, it is augmented In
rcsistapce. think have quite forcibly shown
the danger Of this overcon1dencc in men aud
individuals, and repeat that the citizens must
not be mislcd in regard to this question; neither
can the city afford these losses which are accumu-
lating from year to gear.
a1y complete knoWledgc Of this weak struct-
ure, aud my experience Of almost two years,
coincide with the statement OF the Chief
Engineer Of this city, that it is perfect
1y safe. On the contrary, I assert that
the crib is not safe, nor even comparatively
safe, for any considerable number OF years,
much less for generations to come, as it should
be-. To be safe it must be immoyable, and not
susceptible OF vibrations to any extent. I
maintain that 1t is due not only to the authori-
tics, but to the citizens and their children, that
the Chief Engineer OF this city should prove
the crib to be perfectly safe; and think the
burden Of proof will rest on him.
have but little to add to this subject. Can
the authorities and property-owners Of this city,
after taking all things into consideration, sit
down and quietly fold their arms, saying,
IS sWel we have E,.d assurances that this crib Is
perfectly safe, and as firm and solid as the Rock
Of Gibraltar, and VIC think It Is not worth while
for us to give ourselves any further trouble
about it''3 Very respectfully,
GEORGE r. BRAMuALL,
4D5 North IaSnl1e street
, 1877-03-18
74th year Of his age,-a native Of Perth. and late
Of Chicago. having resided here for twenty five

74th year Of his age,-a native OF Perth. and late
Of Chicago. having resided here for twenty fire
Friends will please accept this tntsmation.
MASHATToN-March 10, Of heart disease.
Susanna. daughter OF John and Mary Aanhatton,
Funeral on Sunday morning March 18, at 10
oeloek, from residence, col Clark street, BY cars
to Calvary.
MIA: Il. S. Thomas Il Twcnty-eighth street
William NayIor, aged 81 years.
II Funeral to-day, at o'clock. Friends are In
NETTER-F1iday evening, 1T her parents resi-
>denee, Lily Netter. aged years and o months.
Funeral will take place to- day at p. m., from
1estdsnse 594 Twenty fourth street. By carriages
TO Rosehi]f Cemetery.
o oDR1ES.-March 10, Of congestion Of the brain,
Thomas. infant son OF William and Mary O. l3rien.
Funerai from their residence, lib .Newberry
carriages to calvary Cemetery. ~ ''' ''''' -
KEiNoLDs- March 16, at his residence. lat
f9Iauer street, Barney Reynolds, aged 10 yeara.
Funeral . on Sunday At 1850 a. ~, to the Church
~ Iowa papers please copy
HEALl-Aarch II, at her residence, No 43e
A7caer 4 che ayenns' Anne, widow Of the late Robert
riage to calvary. Friends Of the ia.nily Invited.
- Montyomerv, Ala., papers please copy
sMlTn-At t.s Rome, n y, on Tuesday, March
mother Of Mrs. II. D. Oakley, Of this city,
TONGE-At her late residence, .21 Twenty
second etrect, Elizabeth wife Of Daniel Tongc.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her brother, Mr.. Patrick Farrell, Lake Forest, on
Monday, March 10, 1877.
VORCE-March Il. at the residence OF her son,
B. e. Force. SO North Wells street after severe
and lingering Illness Mrs Emeline vorcc, aged s.,
years.
. Funeral service occurred Thursday, March l5
Remains taken to Aurora, u. r.. for intcrment.
p Buffalo, n. T., and New York City papers
please copy
WATERS-The funeral Of Mrs. Alexander Wat
ers will take place from TOT Grand boulevard, at
$50 p. m., today. Friends are invited.
, 1877-03-18

: BRUCE-SuLLT-On Tuesday, March 13, 10 80
a. m, at the residence OF the brides parents, BY
the Rev. i. r. Boynton, Mr.. c. ". Bruce, OF Chi
cago, and Miss Minnie Snlly, Of Sheboysan Falls,
Wis.
field papers please copy.
SAUNDERS -sa1ITH-At Fitchburg, Mass.
March Is, by the Rev. F. Mayuire, Mr. Henry
Saunders, Of Chicago, and Miss Ella 4. Smith, OF
Fitchburg.
BASSETT-CA31PBELL-A the residence Of the
brides mother, 40 South Carpenter street, on
Tuesday evening. 18th inst, by the Her. Gaiusha
Anderson, Arthur ]. Dassett and Miss Theophila E.
Campbell, all Of this city.
DALDWIN-LANE-A Augusta, Mich, March
II, by the Rev. II. II. Van Awkin ii. G., I. D.
Baldwin and Miss Lily S. Lane, daughter OF Joseph
Lane OF Chicago. No carda.
, 1877-03-18
GENERAL DEBILITY.

Debility Is term used to denote deficiency at blood
The nufrtyc constituents of the blood In less than
their regular proportion. while the watcry part Ii IN
excess Debility Il frequent occurrences It is tnct-
to be swollen The patient Is feeble, and bear
much exertou. The circulation IS Irregular, but al
common symptom Violent motion often throws the
functions are lan9uidly performed. The muscular
strength Is drnints.ed; fatigue follows moderate or
rest. becomes hurried aud even painfully agltated
ger e1ertion as IN running ascending heights, etc
tigo. Dizziness and feeling Of fantness very
head sde breas Or otF nsrs nf IL b1 ar ~ .ao
frequent attendants upon thc disease The secretons
are sometimes diminished. In females the menses arc
almost always either suspended very partially per
formed The bile is scanty and costIreness, with
Of the stomach arc extremely common symptoms.
, 1877-03-18
BLUEGRASS CURE.
a Helpless Rheumatic Restored to Activity
by n Single Application.


by Single Application.
An elderly gentleman: living In the vicinity Of
Union Park. has for years been martyr to
rheumatism In wet OF cold weather he is liter
ally unable to more limb, and on ordinary oc-
casions groans when he takes step, and is as
unable to stoop as il he wore the most fashion
able pnll-back ever invented. He had read a
good deal about Gen. Pleasonton's discovery,
and resolved to try It. Accordingly be went
ont md honpht the reouisite number of nanes
~ h1,,oo1oes tho,ch ha had bard ,r,+ol,,n,r +.,
u o!ue-s'ass' 'aousn !ie naa noe Se1a'ei,l's :"
vious customers. Then he had window on the
sunny side Of the house glazed, and all
r1oao, - rooarase for bfs oynerirrent
Piaeeo - Ieao ''
Jost NJ th1s uloment It turneo colu aho raw,
aud his ancient foe laid siege to him with such
tnots Ike a handkerchief. Next dav. however
49, 49, o,,+ hr;r,t and fa,r on, 90 ha hoa
ths SUI Iuu.e ous 1n 4a.' n..1 ~ ~ nao
chalF placed III que posl1lon' 1nen had lnem
place him in the chair and leave him. Theu he
strinned tn the waist and preDared to enjoy a
tntis - oot;n,o rore .f+ar ahont fftaan ,n;r.
ualn ~, " ae.In.e .A.7. IT, .oous A : =.
wanted to make up for lost time, and the pa
ticnt's back began to twitch US If flies were
u.o11-;,o cror 4 ssThon,,e the +rnc octfn5cs
s,-sa1r
attJ aoo'e p1oo4' ne 80 at41"4 eo ~ N.'s,' 10
he resolved to vote 1or Fleasonton 1or fresident
in 1850. In about ten minutes more he tried to
wrjgrle his shoulders, and whispered In an ave-
..-.sr,. ..o ..rha+ - ,,a;rb+,, arav,nn
s'4 aee to1.' ~. ANAs 49,. st2a; 1s"-aF
-phew!" Inen ne addeo: doay g1ngeF,
If I didn't think 1t was good Tor the rheuma-
tism I'd stop right here" The sun let out
, 1877-03-18
AMERICAN PIANOS IN fiIR0pE.

Sixteen Steinway pianos, all Of the most ex-
pensiye styles. grauds and uprights, were ordered
by cablc during the month Of January by.their Lon
don agency. Among the recent sales in England,
the following are to be mentioned, viz:
steinway upright, style 2, to Lord Walter Camp
bell. son Of the Duke Of Argyle and brother to
the Marquis OF Lorne. Our readers undoubtedly
remember that the latter is married to Princess
Louise, daughter Of her Majesty the Queen.
Steinway Centennial Grand to ]. II. Levy, ESD,
proprietor Of the London Daily 1tlegraph-'
Steinway Cabinet Grand, TO one Of the "Fel-
lows Of Christ Church." Oxford. Christ Church
is the principal college In that university, being
the one at which most Of the Sons Of the English
nobility pursue their studics. The instrument is
reported to have attracted much attention through
out Oxford. d.-TTcde Rerie,c, FED. Is.
, 1877-03-18
ELECTION NOTICE.
Election Notice.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Official Publication.

ovv,r,
WEST cn.osao. March ia Isl:
Public notice Is hereby given that On Tuesday, the
third day of April a. .. 1871 election will be held
in the Town Of West Chicago for the following Officers
- ..t, ,r....
Supervisor, !.
Collector,
Town Clerk.
Aa ."ea'''one '1lt t""s'ao'ess
1t said election Will be a. fot,or..
SIXTH WARD
R|:trst Ri:trist s-E s-Ensia:; s; :;ssa:s ssa:s Xc;
s:s ss:s ss:ssi Blue .na avenue and
corner Western md Blu. r.ua
Disfrirt 7-3,.n,oad x,,..o. .+r.,.,
SEVENTH 1 " WARD.
isfFs 81 81 T9atk Ts1f.E Gaaa. street
bIstric bistrist t-vtens :. and Jeae1.oa streets
BEs!ss s 90 asasy st'ss ::tssf'
~ 70 91n.r,I M 11nsa a ~ p!sc@'
pts.rct1-So. - weat Hs,r,son n%p. .:r..t
Ristrct Rstrct s-So. t:9 -. Soaah @ Gaasl street
a f9rg1es Sa5rS s sa1 Desp1sne'
tTss b:t1ss M 1T WI VT Fo;f FSf street
Matrfct IA ~ Wsa1 ~ Tevin- - s,-as. Euas
Dfstrict lO-EnCfnn. honse hime issnd av>ors
rrrxr.r ~ :. ~
nt..x,.., w. 49, c.n i" AeO.
Ustict Uistit a-N9. ~ soutn Je1srson street
HistI!cs {ist!cs ~ ss9iMglon An0 Cunton eHeetA
1t.1ts 1s.1tss o|Mo. ~ Sanaat1on akltcs
TENTH WARD.
District NO 106 West Indiana street.
District tc-Northwest corner Halstcd and West Iudt-
IL nt,trict s-yor+hw-.. ro,n.r
diana streets.
streets. ' ~DA@~' ~ "'~~0 A1~ "eAe'*'4
District 5-Northwest corner Of Fulton aud Halsted