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the former master and cried ont :
"NIaSsah, you may not respect this old
Niger, but you must respec' the uniform
Of the Government" Il Is minister's
bounden duty 10 show his allegiance 10
the Church, and not be continually try.
Ing to improve its machinery and stirring
up strife and scism. Brother Starr clos
ed the debate. He thought well Of trans.
fers and was willing to trust the Episeo.
pacy. When the power in question had
been abused then Il would be lime enough
to complain. General good feeling pre-.
vailed. Brothsrly love abounded. There
was certainly a"feast Of reason and hOw
of soul,p
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TOLEDO, September l0.--Flour-Firm.
Wheat-Firm; No. 8 white Wabash 81 10,
extra white Michigan 81 q, amber SPOT
81 81, seller September 81 81, seller October
81 25A, No. 2 red winter spo: s. S2l5, No.
) red Wabash 81 24k. Coru-Dull; high
mixed spot 4s'lc, No. 2 spot 4Sc, rejected
4P, M.-wheat-Closes strong; amber
Michigan spot held ut 81 "a, seller Septem.
Der 81 SlHNl SIX, seller October 81 90,
No. ? red spot 81 sax, seller September
81 20li, No. 5 red Wabash 81 2iXaI 20.
Corn-Dull; high mixed 4s,lc, No. ?, 4se,
dAmsged 45c,
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NEW YORK, September 19-Business
moderately astivein nearly all departments.
Cotton goods in steady request. Prints
quiet In first hands. GinghamS active; dress
styles In light supply. Dress goods fairly
active. Low grade fancy CaSSimCrcs in good
demand. Silks selling very low.
Mr.. Andrew Mountain, IN old merchant
and auctlOneer, Is dead.
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EAST LIBERTY, September l0.-CATTLH
Receipts to-day 400 head, or II cars OIL
through, and Is cars Of yard stock. Prime
to good S. 50a5 go, common 81 25a4 IS.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1896 head. York
ers s. Ooa5 80, PhiladelPhiaS IS 6Oa5 90.
SHEEP=ReceiptS to-day $500 head. Sell
ing at s. 25a5 90.
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The following are the arrivals OF stocl
at the Wheeling Stock Yards during tn,
last week:
CArTLE-l2l head; sold at 50 5Oa4 %.
HoGs-223 head; sold at s. OOa5 30.
SHEEP- 90 head; sold Mt SHait
LAMBS-l4 head; sold at SC.
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TcAc The choicest in the Uorld-Import.
! EAo. en- pTiets-LAIytst Company 10 Amer
lca-snple aItieIe-pleaSea every bOdy-Tnde con.
tInuIlly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wlntei ever where
hest indueemenlE-don't waste time-Send for Cir.
eulAr 10 ROBERT WELLS, Prs Of the Original
A mSriean Tea Co, u VtSey St, N. Y. =. o. Box
l2sL IepldAWs
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THE MOST POPULAR Pm

ever furnished the American people. The high.
est medical authorities concede their superiority
over all others, because they possess Alternative,
tonic, and healing properties contained in no
other medicine. Being strongly Auti-Bilious,
they expal all hnmors, correct vitiated state Of
the system, and, being purely vegetable, they
do not, like other pills, leave the stomach and
bowels In worse condition than they found
them, but, on the contrary, impart healthy
tone and Vigor before unknown.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money und STOCKS.

NEW YORK, September 19.-NOSEY-
Jas per cent, closing at 8 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5a7 per cent. Custom
receipts $3lS,0OO. The Assistant Treas
urer discussed $4,000. Clearings SIS,
OoO 600. Sterling quiet; long 4.s9yE, ShOrt
4s6A.
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By wall, IN udruNos, Pottags prPdtd.
lfs ysnr.-......Sl 20 stG mOEthS- :....::., o. q
Ia clubs Of FlVe.-,.,..... ,............t ~ each.
ia Clubg Of Iei.,.., W each'
Ia Cuts Of Twenty .,.,..'...', 20 eafh.
Ard an tGtra copy to person setting up Club =
sFThs .lote ptItts lFe nVarable. Remit At
,ut III, ia Drafts OF fosiothCu Money Orjst, and
.Befr neither Of thcaa can hc procured, Iend the
r6rsy In Registered letter, a. IA 49,.
me fSTELIIGENCER will present daily the
les, IN ill departments, from all quarter Of
hs World, u we'll a a complete record Of local
s,rntt.
IuE WEEKLY IL printed on Thursday, and oAn
b, bad At the counter, In paid envelopes, Tgady
for mailing. E1- SIND a tCty 10 abIsM JfisHdI
lhi TtLtiipfI Wih RSfS JfpRl AoRISi
.upsCRIBERs.- Persons dttiFing to have the
pArLY lSIKLLiGKNCERl left regularly At their
residences In the city and suburbs, can be
.sryI BY leaving their address al Counting
Room, OF by drop letter through the postofice.
To CONTRlBt TORN attention will 30 paid
to anonymous communications every article
must BE- aorOmpsnied by the writer's real name
and aldrgsi
ErftuI L,iisrI tOr ur should b adtl,ls,d " FE,ts
& Clnfl.R" and Ih0uid In NO cue b. ndIssIs,d b
abr nifiiudi u'inlsF Ofihs HrBl BY RaRs.
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PErTsHURGH, September l9.-PCtroleum
Dull; crude $? IS at Parksr'S refined l4c
Philadelphia delivery.
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Or. c. RAeLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy for "all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com.
plants, Dyspepsia aud Sick Head.
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui.
nine.
AS q simple purgative they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER PILLs.
Each wrapper bears thesignatures
ofC. McLANE and FLEMING BRos.
Sold by all respectable druggists
Nd country storekeepers generally.
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DR. 1gE Pill S

Meet the wants of those who need safe and
reliable medicine. The immense demand which
has 50 rapidly followed their introduction is
evidence that they do supply this want, and
proves them to be
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SA-o VIC eaAAc Nuc lOIlOWluR quotations.
from circular issued by S. Horkheimer
& Co.: Mink, 10caSl 50; muslSrat, 3alSc;
racoon, 5aS0c; skunk, 10asOc; grey fox,
81 25al 50; red fox, 75caSl %; otter, s. 90
az co. opossum, lOal5c; wild cat, iOa5Oc;
house cat, 5al5c; sheep pelts, 2Oca$l 90.
GRoCERIES-There ia continued fair
degree OF activity in the grocery circles;
some of our merchants are quite busy, but
the leading articles are devoid OF q single
new feature worthy Of special notice.
While sugars are reported easier nearly all
the re6uers are oversold and are declin.
ing orders for prompt shipments. We
quote as tollOwT: CoteeS-Fair to good Rio
?Ol5a9lc, prime 2oa@3 1Ic, choice 93a23IIc,
best roasted &c, yellow Kio 25c. ISyrupS-
Common 45a5Oc, prime 55a60c, New Or.
leans Nolasset, choice 5Sc. SugdrS-Re.
lined hard crushed and grauulated ike, A
Coffee lie, extra Z lOAc, of c lOIc,
commercial A Sugar lie, commercial B
lOisc, commercial c l01c, yellow c lOc,
Golden C9'4c, common SXa5c; no stock OF
\. .. Sugar here Ricc-Carolina 6Xa7ISc,
New Orleans fully fair lOc, prime lCHc,
choice l0&c. ''
GRNIS-The trade in grain Is moderate.
Iy active and steady, with liberal recent,
OF wheat and oats. Dealers complain
that they cannot bring wheat here without
losing money, but hope that alter seeding
time is over the farmers will forward their
wheat little more freely. We0uote wheat
ut 81 2Oal 80, Oats are coming forward
very freely, and meet with an active de.
mnud; quoted at 20aSOc. Corn Is yery
quiet receipts being litht and the demand
limited; quoted at 45a55c. Rye SOC.
NAILS-The following are the card ratss.
Nails, Brads and FenClng-lO to cod s. TO-
Sd and Cd 50 Is, Cd and "a s. 90, Id and I'D
s. S., Sd s. %, I'd s. %; Barrel-N inch
$3.50, e in. s. so, in. $500, IL In, 'soS4
Ia in. 800, TX in. s. 50, IIS in, $Sa5.
FiniShing-l in. 81 80, " in. So 30, ~
In. $40, "a to lA in. 81 80, . 10. 81 IS
az in. 81 90, in. aud over s. rs. Casing
and box-l0d to SOD s. IS, sd So 50, hi
50 IS, I'd s. 70. Sd IS 90. Fine Blucd Id
s. 20, Sd IS 30, Cd 50 IS, Liniuc-jE In,
81 90, Y in. IS 50. Tobacco Hhd-iOd
IS 90, Sd s. Is, Cd and I'd IS 50. Clinch-
all sizes 81 %. Cut Spikes-all sizes 81 "a.
Boat Spikes-all sizes $S25. Slatinv-sJ
s. 50, I'd s. 50, Sd 81 IS, % IS 20.
OILS-CarhOn l3c per gallon, miners, Csc
oNIoSs-Home raised, 6Ocasl 90 pei
buShel.
PoTAroEs-Reccipts continue light, bul
fully equal tothe requirements OF the mar
ket, and business Is limited, We continue
to quote nominally at 81 25at 50 per barrel
PRovlsEoSs-Them market for sugar cured
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1fEMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mall, IA GdtGNts, FoIiags pTTaid.
p, ,fsr,...... ..... 50 60 Three mouths...as q Q
Il n 0nihE....... .. 4 60 One mOnth...,.....,.. 4
IthVtFCd BY Curriers' In City I5e per week.
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m Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Can
lron steunenVt lie and Columbus throush 1iIhout
change to Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and
st. Louis, and from Columbus to ChIcago,
The pleasure seeker or those seeking RopS, In
NE Wed, should call on or ;ddrezs the underIEned
for through time uhles, maps, land circulars and
further information W, l. O'BRIEN.
Gent passenger and Ticket Agent, No, als HIRh
street, Columbus Ohio. myiT
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countcnance is pale and
leaden-colorcd, with occasional
ilushcS, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; thepupilsdilatc; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye.lid;
thenose isirritatcd, swells, andsome-
times blecds; aswelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
flrred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticular!y in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimesvoracious, witha
gnawing sensation ofthe stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; hccting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdryandc onvuIsiye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia.
bic, but generally irritable, sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form; it is an innocent prepa,
ration, "0ttaba6!t fdaiHg tie sight
EStMynly to the most tender infant.
The genuine'DR. M9LANE's YER.
MFUcE bears the signatures of C.
M!LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling WnOIesAle Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISrELLIGESCER,
Wednesday, Sept. ~.

The movements OF merchandise are in
the main brisk, and liberal volume OF
business is being transacted in produce,
provisions, groceries and general merehnp.
disc. Grain is somewhat enlivened, but
not especially active. Prices are generally
steady aud unchanged, the only exceptions
which we have TO notice being On easier
feeling in oats and slightly advanced quo.
talions on shoulders, hams, cheese, wheat,
oranges and lemons.
APPLEs Continue sluggish and dull
with light receipts, but the supply is fully
up to the demand. Prices are unchanged
but easy at Slal 80 per barrel.
BEANs-The market is entirely nominal,
through the absence OF both supplies and
demand. We nominaliy quote prime navy
beans at 1925.
BurrEI-There is fairly active jobbing
trade at steady prices. The supply OF
choice to fancy qualities is rather limited,
while medium to prime grades are tolerably
abundant and fairly active. Sales are made
at 20a23c.
BAKING PowDER-S5aS5c per ID.
BRooMs-Faacy, 81 0Oa9 25a3 20; plain
81 50a9 0O.
BEEswAX-25a2sc.
CANNED GOoDS-QLotations: Peaches, 4
lb cans per dog. 50 90; BIB cans, 81 90: 8 lb
cans tomatoes,s 81 So; 9 ID cans tonatoes 81 Is;
Winslow corn, ID cans, 81 30; sweet corn,
81 30; common corn, 81 Is; strawber.
ries, 9 III cans, 81 IS; blackberries, . lb
cans, 81 %; raspberries, . lb cans, 81 70,
plums, 2 ID cans, 81 Is; lima beans, . ID cans,
81 10: cove oysters, ID cans, 70; ID
cans 81 80.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, SO COa7 90.
CHEEsE-W have to report continued
firm market,and We advance our quotations
TO l3al3Hc for prime Ohio Factory.
CHICKENS Young 81 25al IS per dozen;
ODD s. so.
DRIED FRUIr-Trade continues quiet,
and rather nominal. Apples quoted at Y
ale; Peaches, lie for mixed; lie for prime
halves. Other quotations: Old Prunes,
Sc; new do 90; CurrantS at 7lfc; Raisins-
new 81 %, old 81 70; Valencia, cid Sc.
EGGs-There Is still light supply oil
strictly fresh eggs, but the demand Is not
heavy and the market is unchanged ut l2a
13c.
Flsu-Quotatiou% For packages con,
taining 100 pounds OF sound fish, light
weight and inferior quality at prices
to correspond Codfsh-boneleSs cod
&c. Lake herring; none in the mar
ket; pickerel 81 70. White Fish
81 %. Hall bbls. No. 8 maCkerel 81 Is; No
., $52j.
FEATHERs-Dull; live geese, 40a50c.
FRUIr-0rauges quoted at 81 GO per box.
Lemons Gt$7 30 per box. r.
FLouR-The iobbing demand is brisk
and the market is fairly active. Prices
show same frmness in sympathy with
the upward course OF the n estern wheat
markets, but there isnO quOtable change in
prices. Our quotations are
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BSSsii, IN adSuNS,, IoItsss fvPoid.
nsr yrar...... ...-,SS % sl1 HSnthL. .-....Si %
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F1ITTRYTZEyTiY177

Gray hair is changed to 4 glossy black by
single application Of this dye.0 It is easily ap-
Piled, acts like magic, and is as harmless as spring
water. CNever disappoin;s. Sold by driggists.
PriceFI.oo. Office, IS Murray Street, New York.
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NLEVELASD 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" C0NDEHsRD TINE CARD,
CACTUS ..:s;7
On and after May 10Th, 1871, Trains viii run
daily Except SUNDAY As follows, viE:
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vEdErABLgs AM

Onions, per peek. SIS
Potatoes, pk..,....-...-l5
UucumberS, dog.
Beans, neW,per PIX. 20
Carrots, per bunch..2I3
! iaIa Beansrper Qt...lO
Cabbage per head. 2A5
CeleEy, per bunch. Sal!
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Erita,li L,iiyi Jor HI should b adifsIs,d " FFtu
& CiHil.a," and Ih0uid IN No odIs b. ndirsIs,d 4
abr iai,riludl m'tnlsT Ofihs GrH By Rams.
, 1877-01-20
4 Ours fnr Elc1,lIltltias1s.


1t Is ail oil saying that iui neyrr strikes With
tmtl, l,amls-Aso that where tho tieyil4s plmed
the poison lot! has provided Ill antitlote. Thcsu
ul.eltut sayings are still believed by many, alll
certainly things nccur now md agall to troyu
that they nrc not destitute ot truth. Fur c1anl-
pie IL, Central America,-!n Colombia, ,-Insstlo
trouIcnl valleys If thc At.les. OH tho high table
l4srt, rs well Us M tlsr l"w.'yu= slorca Of tlsc
Caribbean SKA, tirrcl, iultl,s olr Alsrasc ralc:l
crphlnFl,ls; II IL mt runlnc,l 10 my rlnss
ii icrs.1,, nltlullsil 1t s more prevalent AMONG
ttIr ln,.1r, anl the in'ur VI the lngruvs.
Thu tn,lniy Is MT uills fearful aIll loathsone
tu ii. lIlsriLt, It Is hlIc,,lI4 tu trll,tI. Thu
incIstrTs Uf lie htNly LecuI,r swullrn with
ulcers u furlA.tlt!t size; the hair drops uI !;
80 du the nails: the y.Iivt disappears, md sleep
is murdered. For TIL, ..iust snful nf human
ills turc EIas recently hren discovered and USED
with thc lap]test result. This Is nothing Else
s4llHazo, u bird tiitay in its AaLIts that the
meat 1t produces las Lcen refused by Europeans
WHO were dying VI hunger. 6cytr4i vi ihc party
wIu, urc.snpn!csa Lieut.. Strain I'll Ills per-
i!ous explorations Of the Isthtnus Of Dlrica lAy
duwn to .lfe anil di",l hrralsc tie ,!esll Of this
liri WAS too rcynttfn. t. rat Nov tlIe Eat-
ax', n'Hn!,.t. n tll'-e t,lEts Indeed is tic only
bird llIat may IL: f.sH 10 atlln1 In the
ls,lnlous r.yit,l,s; ku Is likewise tho nnly
fcayenger; low be will l'c elevated to higher
Uses uni 1t II usily fur that galilazocs, well
us men, SHOULD rteG to higher thiuEs.
News AuA reached Us from Panama aud Cur.
thagena Of several cures having been elected OF
this liretul plague By the Use q tho flesh ot 7
carriu1t bird. ll0neDk,athistB will look up, and
ull " ho hate mrLIeins will bs supplied Stth new
arguments.
, 1877-01-20
THE ICE.

ITS CONDITION Ar THE AIvEn's MOUTH.
a TRIBUNE reporter took Il look ut tlInss
down about The mouth of the river yesterday
for tho purpose Of seeing about tllr extent md
thickness Of tho Ice. Al tho II1islrstrtet bridge
the leo wan broken an tho north by the wurln
wateF Of tho sewer lowing iu underneath. nml
on either stdo of The river wis break ra,,sc.l
by the fall Ut tl4g water In tv rLyrr. Tlis crAel
extends out us fur ns Elevator u, northeast uf
which tho city tug, 0. u. Green, is NOW lying.
The Ieo between t!Icso swu W'tnts Is fully two
feet th!rk. Fur several feet around the tug the
Ire has been, anl now II, hrs'krn VI, into small
cakes, but bcyond tllis area Ut l'rthcl tee IL
about halt u mile Ut irc Twelve itschcs
Thick. Tho >Imit to this nrra IL
near tho f;ovcrunent pfcF. Tllu iro
IN tho lake lias frequently extended nE tnr out
u thu trib, hut thu southwest wi::h yesterday
drtive +. lip The lakc. Should lin w!iHl yeer
YrounH 10 north ur east, ttlc !cu will hn driven
ttatk. unh the IaksaEe II the er1b Will u,atl, e
closed, until t(!r tug breaks hrr way through.
Tho twrlyrillc lee referred IL tlt, tc,1, s'ruGcn
several times, nntt tllr tnstncn eav tlley ran
cos!lStto II u;tlr. ha that uccsss 10 tls rrb Is
a4BAted. Ihe itu vt The mouth Ut the river Is
thought tn he htrnnE enough 10 kstp .,lrk the
npatlug tce from the North uni souslt Branches
whlelI would IL ret luose III aust vi u tllaw III
tlr branches provided tho thaw /. l!ot gellesnl.
Should ]cayy rnins rUlNrt however, they Muulh
even wcakr, the tllca tu al The mouth Ut this
river, nlni the ~tInle thug wl1lIi, to list tf,u
pltrane vi nnu Vi tlr tuElncn, "Eu out |ooln-
tuy,h
, 1877-01-20

w., ~. =" ~ -, -, t,i | ~ ~ ,., ~ ..
MAI ". ". Rollins, lilo President OF The
tits city yesterday AFTERNOON, a,ml gives IL
,,ronhtc nccnI,ut of hi, trrn tr,ypcn H,,,ry,s,
tnr h,o1 ~ his r,.,1 ami s,,;s,,,rr .rlo t.a,,,
,s. I"u 11a". I4 -, "'a W. s''. sausp's e ls.,.
sr't llcilry's On Mof'dhy morning laat about
o'elork. Snow NUS fnlIiuS at thu tIn,e, with the
thermometer registering u degrees below zero,
soru ufttr sto-,tnt, tl,c tror, rrru, verv ,,rav.
,,, H., .r,,,, -, .,,',, t,, t,... s1,
sn'>% Wis faillng ut terrible rate, anu with
each turn Of tho wllccla progress bcea,no moro
anu more difficult. -Four miles below Old Fort
,l,o eu+uc rayo AMI If wafer nm, tc train eon,c
10 'ea" Sso'' ING locomotive was cut loose,
anti with Eng!nccs Marsh, lsoute-Agcnt Ramsay,
a,u! four ncrsncs started uione to tho tank, which
was ,llrcu miles distant, About half wuy # ran
ato "tcr renrate ,rt 'n, ,, ANU
1y t ] a III %' Is t,fhst III a'e. t. os s
backward. hound last hs tl.o rnow, tic cngi.
,,ccr nni Ills purity remained there nn tho irack
thu wl.oln ot tat long nn'l rosl night. With no
euycrln- sayc t''csr Ordinary rtnsht. 10 sheltcr
except wl,at was afforded by the ra, mud nj !lre
excerpt what they ct'A'd keep IN tllr l.lrnasr Ut
thr ts,el,r by burning s.,rll rrc rails arl other
wnxl rs thcy en.il,l III, out Ut tI.e snow. Pr,-
vlsInlss WIRE nrnt To tIcnl frmr In train, mn,
shr Erxt morning WatrT Tas rarrltl tn buckets
for Il distance Vi n utlur.rr Ut u mu, tflrnu.
SNOW ttlfrty-Stx intlles In rpll, M level, reach.
lug to The waf4ts uf tho ulei3. ut,l cunt1yh was
llnsi Ia rnis,. stram III thu rny[nc. Then by ry-
1,eatw}ly rnnl,le, buck then 1ituler full l,ttlway
styIlt,E;; tie s,,s,w-!,a; with thu tow nj iii,
1t:ut, ilr oeutnn,tyr finally hl.l!r its way
through Tits DRIFT, to flnl tin. rs,nt! t!..i With
others ulItnst II imuoyal,lr. Mcauwhttc Iuree
fu1p +f rm,yE,ts sml bern sent Iur, u,u thyfr
1n-Iw the train back to sarin,,, wllryo tbs mas
sctIvers were provided with nll uctessary ron,
forls. Thc hare engine tr,,ccc,lctl down lin
, 1877-01-20

rnw evening, in the Chnrel. Of the Rc1ccmcr,
cornrr nf Washington a'ul sangamon nsscrts.
Ladies' wishing cool l.ctp. anil those desiring
to g,r honits II elderly mupfc f,r small rot,-
T't.,>asn will tit*s what tlry :" Il, nt tllc Nml,.
ans christian Association EMnlnyGlcnt rnu1ns,
10 Arca!c court, Y. II. {. 4. i'ullding.
The First PRESBYTERIAN Chslrrt. Or. MItcl,c11's.
has 1nnlc ucw departure from the customary
hours OF Sunday services. dr"nrfny tho USUAL
evening service md substituting therefor n
sisort service ct one hour at o'cue9 In the af-
tcrtlhOn.
Chnrlcs J. t3,tilcau. "thc lawyer anil thcols,-
gtan," delivers ,lis Ercat lecture oil ''Citrist'A
setpnl Cun,tug i. u. 7u,' thu First Mctl'tt
Hist Chsrrl, this evening. Admission. u cents.
Free to all whu rAnt Sparc - cents, ~ tiuttrau
says lie IL " working fr the I.or.l an,l nut fur
t,loncy." 1t is full nt lire idcas.
rcrso,ls sisx at lhrir hnlncs ,,ot In rtrrum-
star!rc* tn rr,,r,s1c the seryfct, of q physician,
alul unable to attc1Ml the regular clinics, irving
within IL radius nf nnc mile ot ti,r Central
Homeopathic Frte Dfsncnsnrv, southwest ror,wr
nf Ean Bnrcn street, cah receive proper attei-
tion by le:trnL. ta,rls at the Dspcnsary oillce.
iluuts frum lU Il. I'll. IL 4 ,. nj.