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p 6pttta' Dsaaa'eA te 1At Tribune.
FREEroNT. ILL.,. Aug. l-Tho attendance at
tho driving Park this afternoon was much
larger +,,on ~, rnv nrcvtou. dov ~ tIc ,,o.ttn1
,, .,. .S@a "" 49, s'. ,.. ~ ."s ss,Mx. M ,
tHe t9aeH "aa 'cs1 oast5' put tac aaT has oceh
COOL Anu AtcatY DfccLc t0t kept tlo 4MapAl-
theatre FREQ from dust. In tho frec-fur-all suce
on1v ,hrc. horscs Ind 1rcr cntrrc.1 ou1 nnlv
uas ."s.s "'es "a1 g'eu en1ea' NV W..
'"ostast:"' oauEc! otts "on tao saco ~ tntee
straight heats,--t'mo 3:25+ 3:aS. AMI 2:e'>f.
, 1877-08-04
Thrfr Prisoner Proves to Be One Of
the Most Remarkable Burglars
In America.
Catalogue OF His Grimes from
the Ocean Bank Down.

A GREAT CATCH.
Ebsrfaf, Iten4fcb II 77k TffbunA

Gpscf1F DtfpHfch II The Tf1bftnE
NEW Yonn, Aug. 3.-The desperate resist
ance made by the thief Peterson on Thursday
wos difficult to account for, IN view Of l,ts steal
mcnts M, H. IF to.day SUNNY anplo rcasons far
s.a,. esn.s ~ aI oIna, "|p na e haa f,'1. ~.
identified by tho Central Of oa'co detective.
as one Of tho most no torious and successful
~ 1 aoun @ Viii h. as u,. ocrair,i a on M tc o., ~.
Of ean0 MlMn nas o.e'a.eo on 'na n'os' TX *
tcnsisc scale turing TIC past Ten Searf' Ih1s
morning Detective Dilks, snspccttnE
Peterson to TO prominent criminal,
sn". ~ a,nm - e,,. t,r m.n,,, .Svn,,,o, is,,snr
who arrived, and vas w'th him. Itcy fonm' tto
Tombs authorities had very foollshty allowed
.nt 80 ill., ~. ,atr m ha rhanoc hts: cfo.,'c.. md
e"t .,, ms na's, .s"s s,,,, @ IT. am,c,,,nro
oshcfwisc 30 completely chanec tl's opHeata.''e
as 10 mako Identification difficult, bat they
satisfied themselves that Peterson was M other
,"a ts nr'.r y vim !. r,,oni,s ssoou
lcae,te o1 fcter tu9lcy, ""o 10 Fa".a's eu!uo
Id Troy alter snccesstnl cssh,na' !1e' III "h'eA
ho managed to beat all the lnwyers ever
s.sossa n h. rosseation; Ito ,,,u,,. In 1ss' ls
ta1 eer =, Neny t1o, .sh, @ ,v' r
years aEo very curlota bhrElary was sue.
cessfuily perpctratca upon tho orct'ard strcrt
sspIs' socS pa"o mero stolen. 9.p prpdy va, " tho
leader tn e',ts toeeery, aud escaped arre.t.
lie was successful through playing th9 de-
tHs' so'ttsy .ns ~ Sak 1sef; f
broadway squad arrested Brady Tor the
robbery OF t5,M@ worth Of oI'ts-
cal tns.tnuc',ts., -, This was committed on
, 1877-08-04
VE'GE'TINE.
RELIABLE; EVIDENCE.

4fr, II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir: will most cheerfu1ly add my tcstimo-
NJ u the great number yon ha*o already received
n tasor Of yorr great and goo medicine, vegesnc.
for du not thlnk enough bc said In ttz praise
Tor waA troubled over ~ years with Tint dreadful
dseatc, Catasrl. and had such bad coughing spells
TINT It would sccu, N though could ncret breathe
an more. &nd ycgctlne has cured me- and do frcl
to thank God all tue time that there IL 20 Kuod
medicine Veectinc, and Also think It one Of tho
bcrt medicines for coughs and weak-s!nEing lccl-
in:s 1t The stomach AMI advise everybody to take
the vcgettnc fur can Arxrc them Il Il ono Of lho
beat medlclnes that ever Nns.
5lIt9. L. GofiH,
Cor. Magazine and walnut ia :, Cambridge, Mass.
, 1877-08-04
MURPHY.

4 Gnnbirr sp!lls 1IIs Own n,ood npon oood
administer Garnet In a fnn,t.nmr rom,,l.
of H.. l,racc tin,,d"s. ""'"a' o'ap'o
sa.s,a, ,,,."',.s = r>. rs,.
NEw YonK, Aug, g-Jo1,u Francis Murnhv.
man we'll known II, anon.In,, c,rr1cs AMI m H.,
turf. committed .uIr, nj. ,nnx,tntr ~, ~ ~ ~.
gambling rouse Al M. 10 West Twcuty.clyl4th
street, W Glowing his brains out. Murphy
lssd at tho sturtevant uouss, AID Was
atsu D ireaucnter pt thr Urowcr Efou.a. n
resort f,r tlIrtmen. Murnhv cal,sd at tna r,n
ry'.o,,y. ~ a1It,. sT"s.as h".'. - ~ sa'n.
p"nGAo"es ; e W s.'Ao nu'say apont 4hoFsaay
h a,,tn ,,a,a ~ .,a. ..s, aasns .,,.
icteht SUCCESS, drank rather heavily Of brandy.
ami actcl strangely. Leaving tho ra,ulur.ta,io
-, ~. ,.~,.',,-t',, ,.ou,. H., -, ss'.. au'o
III tne extension parior ue snlerea sho 1sont
Ill.,. mn ,aao "s ~. I'LL mu ASs soe
,,a .r ssrr ~ ,aors wer.s H. H.;
nn!s w H. eassl taunpn1 Gasnotssa Nuts GataeleH
.a st, t,nri iS ~ ta 70 rs1. ss aea1 m .. a
,rt s.,',s,, ,aro, s r,,.hp petu ~, ~ ~ ~
, 1877-08-04

Tic atarm from BOX 1sa at 7:10 yesterday
morning was caused by fire In tho outage Ut
No. at3 Twcnty-thirt1 street, owned by II. C.
Walker. No damage.
Tl!e alarm from Box IS at 5:oo last evening
was raascd by boys setting lire to sonc old
timbcrs III Duuton's yard, Fifteenth and Dear
porn Streets No Garnagc.
Thu nar,n from BOX us nj 7:20 lust evening
was catlst.l by tno burning out of n chimney at
No. 1Mj West Eric street, the residence OF Otto
Spi,oenenlatt. damage IlulfIiunl.
TIC alarm fru,u Box 6.,I at i o'clock ycsscr.
day n,or.llug waa causc! by = fire Mt No. ii
DFcncr strut, owned by John R,ttcll, and occu-
r!csl Us u nuws-tlrput By Frank Smith. Damage.
SLED To building n.ld sturk.
Tho alarm from Bux I'll at 4:10 yesterday
afternoon WINS cnusca BY snmo boys setting tlrc
tn SONIC rabbfs!, III freight cur TN the narllng-
tun IL Quincy Kuud, tear the cogurr OF TlatsltII
ind .Inhn STREETS. Danluge nominal. Mono Of
tlu boys were caught.
, 1877-08-04
yEEETINE.
WHAT IS ACCOMPLISHED BY
VEGE'lINE',

TEaET.yx will renew thc blood, gssc toue to rhe
stomach, rcttorc tho liver to ts proper actiou et.
ulatc the kidneys No ~ to enable them 10 perform
tho functions devolsinE upon them. carry OF tho
putEld hunors, regulate the bowels, and restore
the whole systcm to working order. Thss II pre-
ctsely what vEeErtxk docs, anu this IL the exact
way through which It has accomplished 90 many
wonderful cures. msy be secn by the following
unquest!onab}e ey5Stnce:
A Husbands Statement of tho
Great Suffering OF His Wife.
NAEx1en. Mass.. Sept ~, 1876.
3fr. II. n. Stevens:
Of ye-etne. My Wife has been troubled with bad
hnmor for ecseral years, which she Inherited f1on
her parents. We have tired several physicians and
great many difereut ktndt OF medicine With bnt
little benefit She was 10 much cmaciated that no
had alHost defpaircd u her ever being any bettcr
Hearing Of the vegctfne We resolved to try ouco
more. and she commenced using II last March, and
has been improving ln heslth ever since. From lD4
pounds she has adsanccd to 115 pounds, having
gained II pounds In seren months, and n now abto
to bc Abont her work. In short, thc believes that
fegetne haa been the means Of sayng her life, and
that she cannot sav too much In is pr1ise. II It
pcAsts you 10 make use Of this statement yeu arc
at liberty to do 30. She has taken dnccn bottles
aud Ia attsI using It, and can safcy recommend It
a. great blood pnrt1tf,
fouss respectfully, JOSEPH L. DCTLEn
Tho Wffe's Statement.
HAnwIcn, Mass. Sept. "a, 1876.
Dear Sit: feel mnst nay few words abont tho
yeaetine. The physicisns said i Ind 10 many COM
nlalnts they did not know what to give. nc. THEY
sa!d had a bad humor and had the kidney CON-
patnt the liver complaint, ns heart vas very weas
aud ! dcn': think there II any one who suffered
, 1877-08-04
CANADIAN NEWS.

Wollanu Canai-Tl,e IIackest Inquest--TAe
Six SatIoua!s-A 1sIE Spr~c.
sptrtaf Dtspaleh 10 7At Trttan<.
OTTAWA, Aug. y,-rhc time for receiving tcn-
dcrs for the construction Of works In connection
will, tAc Nclland Canal enlargement expired
to-day. There arc an unusually large number
Of tenders, upwards Of 150, great many Of
whtri arc fron, American contractors Nothing
definite on the subject Of awarding the contracts
will bu known before the return Of the PrcmIer
who Is uow on tour Of the maritime provinces
Epeetai Dspasea 10 ne Tribune.
MONTREAL, Aug, a--A confescucc between
S!r. Ilaker, sollsitor.Gcneral, was held to-day.
Smith, Kotl.wcll, and Dangerlctd. They pre-
srntcd petition alleging tlas thcy cau,r TO
DIGESTION in the cnac nt the request Of the Cor.
unef, afltl on hts representation that he would
continue tho tnqucnl subsequently, until all the
facls connectcd with The acath were cllcaked.
the Curoacr. lind no Instructions IRON the pro.
yiucial Gusernnlcnt to nut as hc haa done, aud
that every possible Inquiry would bt male to
bring tllr parties guilty of the nnrtierto Justice
Gus complaint af ths conduit Of the Coroner in tho
matter, When bakcr said tslat, II formal charge
were lodCcd against him, Inc Government would
A''a IT. '1Iuit1,' sIreii, ptrpues IA 7as 7rtssrs
DRANTFoRD, Aug. I-At meeting Of tho
Chiefs Of she Six Nation Indians, held at their
cuuncis-llousc to-day, At Which there was larKc
attendance, tho sum Ut $500 was granted to
syription from this c3ty Of s5,0u0 u expected. It
Is intended to erect monument costing $4,000
10 tho lne1n"ry OF the distinguished warrior and
ch!ci!aiu, Capt. Joseph bFaut. Tbs ComniltSs
lsrss sna in'snttal ons haynE H. T. H.
Hpfci1l h11x4tch 10 2As 3fit4H<.
, 1877-08-04
Six Helpless Employees Roasted
in Cincinnati Tcster-
day.
4 Shaving Fuse, d curate1y Adjusted.
Lights Them to Dusty Death.
4 Cruel Droiifng Scheme in Pitsburg
Fails in Its Perfect Work.
Two Of Ten, However, snfer Death, and
Several Linger Wrstohedly.
Fr111nTTUL4 DISASTER.
En<efaf IHfrofeA to JHs Tribune.

spteta! D',patea to ne Tribune.
CINCINNATI. O., AUG 3.-An appalling catas-
trUphc occurred at ucor0e Felstf!n2 d Co.'s
c1gar.tox factory on broadway, above Eighth
street, nbout O'Clock ILLS morning, BY which
six persona were kt!!cA and aye severely
wottndctl. lhc building ~as fFe stories, l'rick.
running back from broad~av adtsfance of forty
feet. The lower story WAS liked for saving and tho
upper stories Tor ttto nhahfaeturc of boxea. An
elevator ran from tae aapes 10 ths lover hoor,
and almost parallel WIN II achuec or fume pro-
vfdcd with . steam Ian 'or tic purpose OF caesY-
Ing down shas5ngs' etc., to the iurnace room.
Tue on'S stairway was narrow, ttecp, and lad
acr.llkc contssanrc, which could be used by only
Black las attended to thls fartory. WITH tie NJ
.t",s.,ss - -, .e -. a..', "lta Jug w.
sls,at'ec OF eo1' ~ years ola, during the day'
anu mas managed the cnctncs Tor other business
son to build thu fires, and wont him.
.cIf .hout halE,,.t ~ ..,,n,,n ' -.
o.. e.. - "I t's",.,.'. a1,ass 1"s tene'c ne
& ron aos s.ea*sas'. soon aises MS aTf1sai hrs
% on top Of tho shaving box, about eight feet
,,mo or,,, ,n,c,,wa. 1,,,,t,n ' 80 s1s ~" ~ tae
u. a,". a'i1 91. 4.s.sxs ~ asc 70 a'e MN
efess and tho "G"tu; 1ni,ding ''s va. 'seoa soon
anl Inv. c,nnlov.d l., N. f,,,,r, ,r,~. ,.a,'."
Lii 1-,ro, ~, ~ ..,.. ..'., 80. w. ss.s' ~
~! 1'ns ~ Nv e"!'ho auu ha'Ncs ~ the
upper aoor, where they might havo escaped
through tho ROOF TO tho roof OF an adjoining
building, and thus reached tho strcet, somn
c,nnlnrca t,-iow urvc,i tnon, =, a.,
.,,,..., ,,.,. se ~ ''.a.
soutac, oat "e1e not hcaFu. AL
toekc1 to tho wIudoHs Un the south eEdc,
In the vain hope ul csrapc from that auarlcr but
t],rro r+re mn toi,1rr,- mn, tbr ooiv huf1,,troa
nc,r . -or. ~ ,,,,1 .t,,,,.,". ~ ~ t."t. s.
"eA & ~" y. ~" b"a"'es' 'oo LIT oelo" 10
reach Will Safety by jumping. young CHI
pfoye, Henry Mag, hurried upstairs tu tho grls'
roou, md urucd them tu f,tow lin tinwn.
scverol attcnn,c,l ,us ,lo ho,t ,,,,,.1,. ,,st,.,
In az, hr1HE uul1s nnd ~ H. neat ",sen
fr1,u n,tsll,. nttrrc,l i,,c,n f., nj ~ ,uttI
, 1877-08-04

Tic rate Of 1nstifanco upun That block llaa NJ
why's been very nigl,-frum s to 10 per cent,
rte. the insurance Ecr'ernlby carretl by tU1n-
taufes puIta nnxlous to eu4nro luslncas. It Is
hardly pruballc tlle cty authorities will altnw
rebuilding Except with lnurG firm materials than
seasoned pnc. great risk to a portion of tho
city las been met, anA VIC hope 1t sas for tic
best. No injury tu pcrsons werc reported.
IlunI work by 1Fcmcn ard citizens eavcd sevcr-
al tIl!p brick blocks.
, 1877-08-04
EtGiN ITEMS.

0p{E1W 9H&N04EN 70 1N8 1F9RAN
ELo1H, ILL.,. Aug. 3--Tne regular monthly
meeting Vt the Trustees Of the Eigtp lusana
Asylum occurred yesterday, 4 large amount
OF routine buslnsks WA done.
sann q sheswtn had "a 100 worth Of butter
melted 10 PttshuEg last week, aud not grease
spot Il left.
4 large number Of our citizens arc still rustt-
eating around the various lakes in MctIenry
County.
J. X: ": Carnell, alter twenty I've years OF
actire business lilo III Et2tn, h74 retired 10 rest
upon his lsureIs.
Tho Watch Company employed 747 pessoas
during the month Of july.
, 1877-08-04

in mka-wln'cr. lie airfscl the parents, who
we're Of cpur.c much alarmed, 10 trlIst to tEc
chance nj thc pin being co,tghetl up rather than
have an fncI<ton made for the removal Of 1t.
her usual condition of health, nearly. and In
May cnilghct1 up portion Of thr pin, It having
rns,ed In two. TIN the 2tith Of duly the rest Ok
the ptn-the head piccc-was likewise gotten
rid Of. and the ctill Is A. well ~ erer, pparcnt-
u. She hat livcd for eleven months with
shaw1-pin, ovcs two inches long, IN Que Of her
lungs,
, 1877-08-04

,nan. farmers ranging IN are fr,En g lp II
ycass, have hccn bnurL orr 10 court m Il
thnrEc uf murder IN The first degree. Oh ActsdInt
nj tc fatal termination of Injuries sustained by
LMlis SntIrr. antllcr IRrincr, IN fight willie Mt
At picnic at Roxy Furk, In thfs coants, last
Saturday. The fracas grew out OF IN old fcud
exlhttnN between the pnrties.
, 1877-08-04

EAST sAsssAw, M!sl'., AVE. e.-Thc extensive
salt ntlI lumber works Of ". Il. Burt & Co.,
eight niles below this city, were DESTROYED by
fire this morning. The saw-n,il, saltL'ock two
mites Of doetasc, 0,oD,o00 feet Of lumber,
5000 barrels Of salt, aud largo amount Of
Other pFopcrty was swopt away, and 900 mcu
81, ,N0, with an ,nsurance VI $0l,O00. The
salt block WIS tho tKsEcst ~ tho xorl,i, wns
Greeted last gear, a,id cost $tj0,0N. Tic lrc
was evidently this work Of al lueendiary.
, 1877-08-04

nock ISLAND, ILL.,, Aug. 3.-Joseph Cox met
with fatal accident this afternoon In wheat
field tn Fnsna Township. IIo was driving a
rcapeF, aud one Of tho tlorses having stopped
over trace he ilismouutcl In front OF lid
siskles. The auFsca started up and be IVES hor-
s1bly mang'ed by the sick!Cs mud his neck brok-
en-. Ho died III fifteen minutes,
, 1877-08-04
4 REMEDIAL AGENT Of UNCOMMON
P0MFR

1tfs 4 fact which became patent years ago to tho
people Of the rnitod States that rlos.ettee's
Stomach ts!tsers IN a remedial agent nf uncommon
power. A. consequence of this rccocnltton. lts
fa,cs have incfcase I'll immensely at home aud
abroad. antl IT hna risen 10 foremost runk among
the proprietary medicines Of the ,lay, Chemical
tiny. pronounce Il ahsoluitiy pure. snt skijtrpt
and ennsctenttoue medical practitioners secon,-
mend IT. ntc. A wide range Of httordcrs faliA
wlthsnthe teore Of II. curative operation. Among
them may he enumerated dyspepsia. liver ron,t
pIa'nt. consultation. nervous aiIncnts, urinary
and uterine affections. rheumatism md gout. II IL
4 anprcmcls c11raclons tonic, haascns couval.
cscencc. cheer. the mind, lupasts appetite, and
promotes sonud accp.
, 1877-08-04

influence the tosr nf my 1nrm:,"r ~ thr I~-i.ia
tire either for cnurua mammalian nr Tor voting
fnf United ft.tcs senator In joiat session.: hns
further declare that. In confrrsstnn with aid
trn.er prlur to hl- election; hr told mr. hint hr
did M. wl.h my Of nj" friend. to use nny 10: hiI:
and That have no other motive IN mixing this
declaration than tLht Justice may be dunt.
, 1877-08-04
A ShAwl.I'an Ia tt,s Lungs.

33liFJ}NfI tHHFUE8,
A ease ut EaTu Interest to tllc medical prolcs-
slou t. that .! yv,tug 1aught!r oi Wlliilm H.
shs M I swallowed . shawl -piu, which wa. received
iu tic lett lung. For six weclts sle experienced
no trouble, but al the expiration OF tt4t time
she had Inflammation Of thn lungs, She VAS
alcuue1 W tho lox,ll physi441ns. aud VI length
, 1877-08-04

u y .
ST. Louis, Aug. 0.-Thc Harmonic Hall
Butihing. Jclfcrson City. tho upper story o.
cuplctt by tho Harmonic Club, mil tho lower
esusics ay STAMPED &S Korrcs rs n furniture
stosc, was totally destroyed ly Gss 1T III early
hour tllis morning. L.'ss about ta0.0o0: ,u-
Rltrci, $1,0U. "
, 1877-08-04

n soLc2nus, O.. Aug. Nv, II. Burnett, the
NV asss sewing msrhine salcslnau, has disappear
~. H. I"ha thc horse And buggy belonging to the
ts's ufns, Having behind evidence wurraptiu3
er,, ~ soossstlon a 1urses, II captured. 1t IT.
s.e.s sa t49t he forged papefs puEpostiug to
d.. msehi1ics soil OIL which ho collected
Sc combustion beluse Ieaylug
, 1877-08-04

1IUNI1EU ACC{DENT,
AAtTsaoRs. Aug. 8-S. Sprte Dcct, Cashier
Of tue franklin Bank, WAS found dead yestcr-
aa} !" tho woods attached to h,s country seat,
twtlFe miles from tho city. Ha had loft Ills
4uuse Ill tlo lnusnng tor huut.
, 1877-08-04

SIR JAMES DOUGLAS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA Victoria dispatch
aays Sir Jamcs Doustas, the founder OF Flvto-
r1a and ilrst Oovcrnos Of tue COLONY. died sud-
denly last uIrht,
, 1877-08-04

HELD FOn MURDER,
~ .tsoeuAsus. O., Aug. a-Gustayl.s snickard,
4sa oasac' Jasss cook. auI Dclang Baush-
, 1877-08-04

DunEQCE, H., Aug. 3.-'Thc barn aud grunary
OF u. Naltltall, living cast ct Iowa Fas1s, con-
tatning two horses, twelve logs, scven tons OF
hay, and all h1a fsrmIng Implements, was burned
yesterday. Probably tic wurt Of utl lnxcnIiary.
, 1877-08-04

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. Al 4 m.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley an.l Upper Lake r.
gtn,,, rising, followed by falling basnnscter,
northeast to southeast wIuds, warmer aut clear
weather.
l.H.rkaou Au9S 4
, 1877-08-04

There !s no anod1ne or narcotic that will tr!nf
u Giles Lintment 1odldc Of Anmoaia- For salr
bY al trugxle9s.
, 1877-08-04
KICKED, TO DEATH,

KICKED, TO DEATH
Hpfefat 1tzta@tcA "a 7At 1s4euas.
DunuQuE. Ia, Aug. 3.-rhe Rev. Jatnca N.
Baker. living fonr miles west of brush Crrek,
was killed ~ . nurse kicking him In tho heal
aud neckt while trying 10 drive lin. oil Of ME-
Hcitl. "' ~ "'s
, 1877-08-04

SA. FnAsclsco, Aug. 3.-AmoIl@ the passcn.
gers leaving hero on The Eastward overland
train this morning We're Lewis Il. Lawn, Of the
nrm Of Lawn. Cnrr d Co., Of New ORLEANS. mil
Edward Fulton, tha dcfaultine Tax-Co!ector
Of New Orleans Lawn was arrc.tca hero some
ten days ugo for forging hills Of iadtngo OF cuttou
to tho amount Ut sumo $l40.O00. Thu sufferers
weto tho chlzcns' patik, 5.0oo, and seltgman,
Aclluar T. Co. for tho balance. Lawn, III Ills
aiylt, went to Tcxas. thence In Chicago, balti+
tnoFe, England, Brazil, md Chill; 'thcnce to
ttls city lie lad 10 money Of consequence
wlth him Uarn arrested here. III states that
~ pcFiHtIatrd tho !urgeT!ca tu help tic ilr.n
eas II, oi tho liulcultica occasiouct
9y the fall In tho prize Of c,,tsoll.
Fulton, tue dcfau!tfuH Ink Collector, Ia wantcA
iof ~ s'mlckzleInent ot utlltial funds al.luniin:
u s.!,uU. lio WAS arrested lrre sumo wccxs
siacs oa telssraphc rcqulsltion, and expressed
Es peslc.t wlil.ngncss to ~ dack. tte was nj.
st*s4 h.s liberty, beI1,y oNiy required to report
r. tne P!lsou every snorni1g, awaiting aume me
t,ts uum SeW Orleans. Detective Miner. vi New
tuflfaus, las charge Of tho prisoner. Tic mat
YER aas bcea kept very quiet by tue authorities.
, 1877-08-04
-'----- r-.--A
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Reer ara1s this t~st md Chcnpest a11iffs in
the world: httn col1ars. elegant aty1ca, best
quality. 81. 20 per dox, SIX for TIC 17j Madison
4tseet.
, 1877-08-04

For Cetarrh and I1ny Fever us~ Jcnrcra'
uneqnatcd "French CAtnfsh Cure" Trial and
samples free ia eli. Gicc ~ Staser rcEleJ Je!ets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-19
Reflections on the WeaIhcr-.A
Sigh for Spring Again.

From the Philadelphia Bullctln.
The unpleasant weather may possibly
delight the hearts Of doctors and under
takers, who have mutual interest, but
TO humanity in general it is dull, drcary
and dismal. People who, during the hot
spell Of last summer, sighed for the long,
cold nights and the crisp days Of winter,
now wish 10 hear the sweet song Of the
turtle in the land and the gentle cooling
OF the bull.irog. The chances are, how
ever, that the harbingers Of spring are
still far in the distance. Old Snien, who
have Judged the winter by the goose
bone, say that there are number Of
snow storms now held in reserve, and
which will come, much to the dis
may OF the railway companies and the
storekeepers. The Oldest inhabitant, VIII o
always looks ont for the first shad Of the
season, and who keeps an eye on the rc.
turn OF the robin and wild goose, is very
reticent on the weather question, and
merely points 10 his corns, whose sharp,
singing pain, now and then, ioretells the
coming Of great storm. To a good
many indiyiduals an exchange with the
orange groves Of Florida would Just now
be hailed with pleasure, but there are 30
many hindrances in the way, to use n
curt expression, people have to grin and
bear it, In cosy room, with cheerful
fire and pleasant surroundings, it il an
easy matter TO bear with the weather, but
to those who are obliged TO plod YEARLY
along in the slush and rain il il almost
impossible even TO raise n grin, except
when Mr., Smith or Mr.. Jones meets with
a mishOphy sitting flop in puddle Of
water, T.r. .-t...
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The WcllSburG Ferrymen Made
HnDOV Mt Last,

Letter In the SnIthicld, O., Independently
The ferryboat Diana is taking her win
ter's sleep on the other side Of the river,
and Ryan and WaddIe are not happy.
Thomas can DO seen most any day on his
back porch, or near the. landing, watch.
ing the people cross and recroa the
river, but he is never heard TO exclainl,
90 the bridge The beautiful bridge y
No, not lie. II is sub jeCt too near his
heart, or rather too near His eyes, and
not a very beautiful subject TO contem.
plate either. Five long weeks he has
watched and waited, and we verify he.
lieve he will scan the horizon on wood
chuck day, and occasionally cast furtivc
glances at the glorious orb OF day, lest
his bright beams will cast the shadow OF
his noble Diana along the beautiful snow.
Well, all things must have an end and so
will his sorrows. Spring will come and
whit his ship may come in, III.
Since writing the above the river broke
up here last night at . o'clock, and with
rush and roar the ice went tearing
down toward the Mississippi, carrying
with i coal barges, wrecks Of vessels,
lumber and trees. There was but little
damage done in this quarter, but, from
the number Of wrecks that have passed
here, there must have been considerable
loss above. The bridge is spoilt, and
Thomas il happy, a. .1g.
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Chcap Meals for the multitude.

PHILADELPHIA, January 17.-Mr.
Joshua l., Bailey, thorough worker in
the temperance cause and practical
Christian merchant Of this city, has en-
gagged in grand work that will be proluc.
wife Of great and lasting good. He has es-
tablishCd in this city two model coffee
houses, in opposition 10 the free lunch Of
the saloons, and they are immensely pat
ronized by all classes OF society, and il
you enter one OF them about the hour OF
noon you will find an immense crowd
the draymnn jostling the banker and the
bootblack the merchant. Fe feeds at one
establishment two thousand six hundred
persons per day, and at the other one
thousand six hundred, who spend upon
an average eleven cents each. a good
dinner can be obtained for ten cents,
which would be M follows A large plate
ofbOiled beef and potatoes, five cents; one
cup of coffee and two-ounce roll of excel
lent bread, five cents. He also furnishes
n large variety OF other articles Of food Of
the best quality at five cents extra per
dish. A free lunch at u saloon costs
nothing, but the accompanying glass Of
whisky costs fifteen cents, just i've cents
more than good healthy meal at
Bailey'S. This work can only be accom-
plishcd by thorough business man as
Mr.. Bailey ia, in order not 10 lose money.
lie employees able and careful managers
and the whole machinery is governed by
the most thorough and cxacting system
which has caused the enterprise to be
sclf.snstaining notwithstanding the many
representations OF failure.