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brings Intelligence Of valaaA16 1s9s0
saved, the agony Of An avvnAl seala or
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performed BY the old reliable Ae1-
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u penetrxtes muscle. membrane and
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over the solitary plains. To the merchant
prince. and the W0Oalcutter who splits
his foot with the axe.
u cures Rheumatism when oil other
Applications tail.
This wonderful
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cities Was very email. and the demand
for small quantities for consumption
caused rise in prices. The dealers
wanted more stock, but they also
wanted to save eight cents a pound
by waiting until Thursday.
Therefore, Lorillard 4 Co. and
other manufacturers prepared large
stocks and were ready 70 ship them
as soon rs they could get new stamps.
No rebate was to be allowed on stamps
on hand, and only . necessary few Of
them we're purchased as the FIRST Of
the month approached. The revenue
officers would pot cell stamps until
after Up. NJ. on Wednesday, and
manufacturers had to wait, knowing
that the tobacco. If sent by regular
freight trains, would not arrive in
Chicago until about two days after it
was shipped. Lorillard 4 Co. prepared
to steal q march on their rivals, and
an Wednesday afternoon the special
freight train was chartered. It arrived
in Chicago twenty-tour hours and twen-
ty-ive minutes after it startef from
Jersey City. after making fifteen stops
and being delayed twice BY hot boxes.
The longest delay was between Har-
risbuFg and Altoona. Engineer Will
son took che train to Philadleiphis.
The time is the quickest on record for
freight trains. James Fisk, Jr.s,
special train to Chicago for the suf-
ferers BY the Ere made the trip in a
little more than twenty-five hours.
Late Yesterday Lorillard 4 Co.
received . dispatch saying that the
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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Hh9UsS-fR H9UsEs ROOMS oSn'f Faces OF BUSINESS &C.
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- For ladies,
MISSES.
children,
bows,
Infants
We making excellent work In very largo
quantities. We keep stock both moro
than 100 kinds, and make to order at 81 moro thaA
the list price. Price list request.
SEASONABLE JUST NOW.
Waterproof Double Cork Soos
Extension Solos,
Over Caters.
Warm-iincd Slippers
Every article Is suited for tho purpose for which
II is made; designed for du rabifity, others
for elegance, others for softness, &c
Probably few who once experience tho advantage
OF having n large assortment of good work to
choose from will aftcrwsrd be content with ordi-'
nary facilities.
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
ORD TAYLOR.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.


D0Sr OFFICE NOTICE
Tho foreign mails for tho week ending Saturday. No
vcmbcr IS 1879 will close this Office Tuesday nc
IL 80 r. NJ Europe by steamship Nevada via Queens
town; on Wednesday, r. NJ for Europe. by stcarshp
Bothna. via Queenstown Correspondence Tor France
must bc specially addressed and At T. VI tor Franco
dircct by steamship France via Hsvrc on THURSDAY at
II ~: NJ FOR Europe. by steamship Adriatc via Queens
town FOR Germany and France must be
specially addrcssedl aud at IL for Franco Germany.
BE- by steamship Frisa via Plymouth. Cherbourr and
Hamburg for Great Britain and the Con.
tncnt be specially addressed; on Sstu urday at
A. NJ for Europe by steamship City Of Berlin via Qucens
correspondence Tor Germany aud scotland must DO
specially addrc.scd and at3A NJ for scctand dircct by
ship Anchora via Glasgow and ut III A. NJ for Eu
Steamship Ncckar via Southampton and Bremen
Tho mails for Denmark. Sweden and Norway are dos
patched by Hamburg and Brcmcn steamers only. The
mails for Aspinws and South Pacific ports icsyc New
York November To- Tho mails for Belize via New Or
lcans leave New YORK November The mails for tlayt
Jamaica and Maracaibo leave New York November IL.
The mails for Havana leave Now York November IL aud
II Tho mails for Hayti ard Colombia leave New York
November IL Tho malls for Newton udisnd leave New
York November IA The as for Mexico leave New York
November IS Tho mails for Porto Rico leave New York
November Is. Tho mails for Australia &c. leave
Francisco November "a Tho mails for China and japan
THOMAS l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OrvIcE, Nrw Yo.K. November =. 1870
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RII.l.IARDS.

JtURS~M MAILER, IMPORTER AND MANuFAC.
turcr OF Furs has made up an assortment OF scs anu
silk Doimans aud silk Cir-ulsrs; also variety OF trim
mlngs, seal Sacques heightened with seal otter or any
. other trimmings, NJ MAILER, eoS Brosdwg
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ny AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.

by AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.
GENERAL q. r. DEAuREGARD. or LOUISIANA. and
GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY. OF VIRGINIA.
always personally arranged all details and superviso
the extraordinary sem Drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, New Orcans Tuesday Decom-
bor 49, H. I'D prizes. amounting TO $a22.O including
Capital Prize Of $100U Grand Prize OF S5OOO
ono Grand Prixo Of $30UU. &c.
writc for circulars send address to NJ A. DAUPHIN,
Post tr2 New Orleans, La. person
3l9 Broadway. Now York.
, 1879-07-20

as any other man.-easier, probably. Inc pap
tism,-"hen the sensitive mother regaros nin
devoutiy while baptfzing her infant cnno,-tne
experience must be enjoyable to the naptlses'
Tie marriagc,-when several people are made
temporarily happy, which muss 10 hls numan M
heart good, to say nothing OF the oeol1n euec1
Of the Zee at the close Of the sacred performance
Vis.tlng-not very hard work to robust. mus
cular Christian clergyman. Some time SINCE
local paper contained the account o1 Iaay 10
Chicago having paid thousand dollars 70 oe
introduced into society. We, setnsh'y speaking,
would prefer the minister's portion.-to get oa1o
for going there.
am an eve-witness,-1l have lived with min
listers, and know exactly how they spend their
time. The Great minority lead idle, lazy lives,
and two-thirds OF The time They do not Know
what to do with themselves Whether they
ought to lead these lives is question, nut we
Claim that j: is to this idlcness that many OF the
crimes ministers arc constantly committing arc
due. They are wcli-fed aud idle, and become,
In obedience to eternal laws, lecherous and lazy,
become subject to the tempt alton That nssalls
all men-'llat conQuers idle men, The numcr-
GUS scandals aud whiteuashngs constantly oc-
occurring in churches are to be attributed, not to
any proclivity for crime oa the part of the min
ieter but to the natural result ot an idle ltfe-
In the words OF the old nursery hymn
>: Satan finds rome mischief still
;,.;For idle hands to de-
II hard.work was incumbent upon ministers,
there would be fewer wolves in the 1ocks, fewer
scandals In the Church, nor such dismay as is
periodically carried to the hearts OF alt true
Christians, and "parsons' would not be so
fashionable by-word in scofdng and blasphe-
nous world; proprietors Of "god-shops"
IN the Satanic Congress, and no annual lists OF
fallen ministers would be published.
:: During my residence with ono OF the most
wcll-paid aud popular ministers In the West,
, 1879-07-20

placing the raw flesh in porcelain vessels and
pouring omit boiling water, whereby the albu-
men on the surface is quickly coaeulated and
forms protection against the further action OF
the water. Oil is then poured on the surface of
the water SO as to prevent the access Of air and
consequent pntrefaction OF the meat. The sys-
ten OF protecting animal substances By secur-
ing coa5ulatious OF their albumcn and the ex-
clusion OF air is no novelty; and it can hardly
ese for its original adoption. But undoubtedly
their method OF applying it is far preferable to
that practiced by ourselves in the process OF
preserving timed meats, which appears to con-
slst in boiling them for such length OF time
that almost all their flavor Is destroyed, and the
ultimate result is a mass Of tasteless shreds Of
muscular fibre.
, 1879-07-20

To tho Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, july 19.-This question should be
asked, and to be answered truthfully must be
answered by one who has been there-who has
lived With them. It should not be asked of the
general public, or the Church Warden, or the
deyout listener in the peE, nor Of the skept,c,
Socialist, or free-thinker. They in their sever
al directions are all prejudiced, biased, and to
great extent ignorant OF the facts.
A :m1nlster's work consists Of preaching to,
marrying, oapttsing, and burying people. II
visiting the female sex may be described as
: work "-of visiting. Let US, readers, care
fully dissect the occupation Of our clerical
friends, not with view to ascertaining whether
they earn their pay Tor ten hours. or eight hours
per day, but for the benefit Of all-for the bene-
fit OF Professionalism. It is an important aucs-
ton to the Christian world,-it is vital one
What do our ministers do!
The first and most public Of their duties NAV
be described as preaching. Unlike famous
Shakspearean character, they come to talk; they
are to set forth the love Of o resusrccted Savior
Who died for lost world, the fate Of those
that reject this Savior, SO far as they know, and
to describe the happiness that they believe
awaits those who believe in Him, and thus
necessarily will live yirtuously. Very good.
They point out the way to purer, happier life
here, and direct the sinner to better world
than this. Is this work9 To the true, earnest,
evangelical clergyman this must be- pastimc,-
the delivery Of glad tidings Of great ioy' as
seit-elcc1ed ambassadors from the King OF
Heaven. Should I be led BY them to live
ourer lile, 10 certainty OF future bliss, and to
a happier state Of mind here, should co nsider
it mF duty to spread The good news around, and
bring all my friends within the radius OF their
etoquence, as was the habit in the days Of the
pioneers OF Christianity and Mcthodlsm in
America Lunatic asvlums hare been visited
and the patients heard exhorting most sincerely
their associates aud others to join the Church and
accept the mercy Of God through Christ, etc,
anu certainly their arguments a,ld petitions can
not be called work. The clergyman, familiar
with every branch Of his subject, trained in a
school OF oratory, the possessor Of large
library OF reference, hts shelves weighed down
"tfh concordances, essays, sermons OF great
dlv1nes, scientific and literary works, can OF
ought 10 be able to preach the average sermon
without troubie,-certainiy without much heavy
work.
Tie Sunday oYer, how-is the rest of the week
occupied Occasionally q funeral, when our
m1nlster 1s called upon to make few remarks
over the clav Of dead fellow sinner " hft s.isi
oo'sa'n 'nortuuna est, is as easy for the min{ster
, 1879-07-20
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Street Scene,
To the Editor Of The Tribune
CHICAGO, July 19.-1 heard the following dis
course between two parties, which is about true,
and which is the general opinion among the
public:
Newsboy-" Evening paper; full account OF
Dixon's discbarge.''
Cuslomer--s'Is Is that so?''
Newsboy-"Yes; Harrison is going to fire
'em all out, and then he will be fired out him.
self.'' Ii.
, 1879-07-20
Buffalo Miller,

Buffalo Miller.
TO the Editor Of 17x Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 19-WTil1 you pleaIe inform
me what ticket Buffalo Miller was elected
County Treasurer on, and who WAS the caudi-
date on the other ticket as We have been
having quite an argument in tue shop lately
about it. r. e. NORTON.
he was eleetedson the PEOPLES Party ticket
IN the fall Of 1873; his opponent was Philip
Wadsworth.1 -
, 1879-07-20
A Word with the Street-Sweepers.

I IT,
CHICAGO, July 19..-1 would like to call the
attention, through your paper, of those in
cnarge OF the street-sweepers to the very dan-
gerous hours used On Dearborn avenue Last
Sunday evening, between the hours Of and
o'clocl, they came 10 the avenue, causing one
ru.awav ami several horses to jump on the
Sidewalk from fright, that know of. Also Fri
day evening ut o'clock they were usel just as
many neople were coming from Iiucoln Park.
Both OF these days there is an unusual amount
OF driving, the majority Of the persons out be-
Sunday concerts or from see 'ng the fast driving.
Cannot 3 later hour or different evenings be set,
thus saving much danger and perhaps loss Of
life! DEARBORN AVENUE.
, 1879-07-20

To the Edifor Of The 7rEd1ne-
Chicago, July ~ When I suggested IL
rour issne If n week 400 tomorrow the feasi
b;,;t, ~ tta P.nr,,,;oon o,;os. oo,n;no tors,ha,
o".t, ~. ING NSpuo'1.an erls1s >oo4"' .osetne'
and laying as1oe their d'uerences' real or I'M
aginary, did not suppose that such suCees-
ton, made in good .faith, and with an earnest
purpose to benefit that party which saved the
e.io pa.p~ sa nh;a,. :: ,a..;~aa r..,a. .,'a $500
nauon' anu " "n'eu IL oest4ueo' unoeF ~. wv uenen-
cent influence and guidance OF Almighty God,
to make this country the greatest, the noblest,
and the best for mankind on the face OF the
aortb wor,n nrovot- rr;+,c;a,, and he tho
@ e1.s1' ~ ~. >.,e.a"...;a, e,,.,a1, 49,.
means VI ota"lnS oqt 9lssetla1'ol's on po'tt1ea'
economy. Nel'hcr did think thai 6v making
the suggestion IN question that 1t was one OF
means, for. while means !s indispensable to .po-
litical success, patriotism Is above that, and is
paramount to everything etse'
MT experience, anu it may be barely possible
that 1t Is equal IN some things to that OF 8 f.,
leads NE to believe rhat II the chiefs are disor-
ganAed and at variance with eacn other, that the
rank ann ME pecome uemoral1zettt Unit Tor &C.
ton, anu on the das OF pattle la!i an casF prey
to the enemy, therelore II Is more toan neces-
sary that he &C chiefs q the party must harmon
ize' nury tnear antmoslt5es, .!nd go On 1oge>he
, 1879-07-20
Lack OF DrinkinE.Fountafns.
tn the Editor of T1e TRIBUNE

TO tHE EdR0F q TN 1TtbHHE.
CHICAGO July 19.-Why is it that there lis
such lack Of drinking fountains in our citya
We hare splendid Water-Works aud excellent
water, but it is almost impossible to get
drinks OF water along our public streets. The
consequence is, that in great many Instances
our ceople suffer from thirst. This is especially
the case With our wives and children in this hot
weather. should think our city authorities
would make some provision to remedy this
evil. ] think the expense would Qe compare
tiyetY small, but I know the benefit would be
great ] have heard great many complaints
lately Of OUT poor accommodations in this re-
gard, and something should be done III tile
matter at once. D. z. e.
, 1879-07-20

To the Editor Of The Tribune
CHICAGO, July IA few days ago one Of
your readers wanted to know why quinine
went 10 IN spite Of the tar.d abolition. Per-
nit me to state that the ouly reason is, that
, 1879-07-20
Leave. / Arn1e

Pullman Hotel Cars are run through b.rvAen ri
cago and Council Bu6s on the train leaving ChIeass
At lO:.u a. A1'
hotel cars west OF Chicago
d-Dcpot corner OF Wells and Kinzte~stz- J.
b-Depot corner Of Canal and K1nz,e-sts ...
CHICAGO BURLINGTON l. QUINCY RAILR139
Depots foot Of Lakest. Indiana and Stxteenth-t
and Canal and sixteenth-skz Ticket Offices 50 Clarf
1t. and at depQt1-
, 1879-07-20

The japanese Method of Preserving Meats
Shanghai Cnu,sfT.
The Japanese method OF keeping meat in bot
weather is Just nov attracting goud deal oil
attentiuu In European circles. II consists in
, 1879-07-20

CHICAGO, July 81 wish to mention and call
attention tlrourh your columns to the crowd Of
''bums," foul aud unc1ean, who may be seen
from morn till dark east Of the park on the
South Pier. They look so queer gathered there,
naked and bare, some washing the dirt or lice
from their shirts, some stretched On the ground,
some sitting around whiting stick or show
III. trick at ease; otArrs lott at the end OF a
pole without seeming to think where they get
meat or drink. Now, it is hot right such vul-
gar sight should be seen BIZ women, respectable
men, or decent children. It is fact that there
force it. and, in modesty's name, put stop to
this shame By ridding the place Of foul dis
grace. J. D.
, 1879-07-20

To the Editor Of The Tribune
CHICAGO, July lA-Iu POUR issue Of the 18th
Mr. 4. Paxton, Agent OF the Citizens League,
answers a communication OF mine which seems
to have aroused him from his slumbers. He
says be desires to aid me in my laudable desire
to place myself right before the public, etc., and
then goes on to tell some of the most Infamous
OF lies. Ca the evening Of March II, Mr. Paxton
says there were over twenty boys in my place
paying pool, and that was spoken to about it,
that M!. Paxton lies, anu be knows it If be does
pray long aud loud). AS regards n1y abuse,
more Will be heard hereafter; as regards the
number in my place, eau prove By Police OH
Ger No. 219 that there were not twenty men and
bows Gil told in n1y nlaee at the time mentioned
could still further agitate this thing. but will
be satisfied bv saying that I am always ready to
talk as pertains to the facts OF the case, but
deem it woT'hless to spend too much time
answering such palpable falsehoods.
". F. ESSEX.
, 1879-07-20
=" Democratic Princ1p1es.'s

To the Editor Of The Tribune
CHICAGO, July 19.-H ANYTHING were needed
to show how little Democratic principles are re-
garded BY the party protesting them in Cook
County, the plan Of organization adoptcd by
the Camoatgn Committee OF that party would
in itself be sufficient.
This plan, imported from Arkansas, instead
OF recognizing the rights of the whole people in
the selection Of public officers, practically con-
fines the election of delegates and tie apnoint-
ment OF committees and the control of pub]ic
assemblies to few men, who, with some e1-
ceptions. are Of such character and calling as
will tend to bring disgrace aud contempt upon
the party, and insure its defeat in future eiec-
Hons
Meetings we're held In the several ran1s
throughout the citE few weeks since for tie
purpose Of nominating candidates who were to
be elected and xct as ward campaign commit
tees, and no doubt, as IN the case OF the Four
teenth Ward, respectable and influential men
we're nominated: but when the lday OF election
came these. men we're attending to their
private afiairs. and the place hunters, saloou-
keepers, aud other such men Of leisure we're en-
ab}ed to elect whom they pleased, ana SO
elected themselves: DISCUSSED DEMOCRAT.
, 1879-07-20

10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 19.-There is one thing In Chl-
cago becoming nuisance, and that is street.
peddlers and sidewalk-merchants. With all the
liberalitY OF our citizens dispayed 10 the beauty
of our architecture as compared with the small
amount Of revenue derived from such invest
mcnts, it seems no more than Justice to them
to compel small as well as large merchants to
OCCUPY some shelter other than dry-goods boxes
aud applicants.
Within the last few years this kind of traffic
has assumed gigantic proportions, and with a
few wears more Of corresponding increase will
leave us with more stocks in the streets than
in the buildings. There is hardly any article Of
merchandise unrepresented. Canes umbrellas,
knives, padlocks, cigars, fruit, ice-cold lemon
ade, etc., etc.
or course, these people must all make liv-
ing, and they pay small license to the city,
but the damage done to legitimate trade by
undertaking and hawking Inferior goods will
much more than counterbalauce any amount OF
revenue received from the licenses. STORES.
, 1879-07-20

the manufacturers want to get all they can
out OF their stock on hand before the foreign
stock foods the country. Those mnnufactur.
ers baVe enjoyed such q long season OF United
States protection that they weep as the time for
parting cometh, and, to comfort them in tlelr
grief and bereavement, this advance ot quota
tion.
wonder how any editor Of either English or
German paper still dares to sing the protective
soug, and cite the rise OF quIn1ne as q proof.
Ouinine manufacturers have sucked the lemon
SO long, that now, before they throw it away.
they give the lemon good, extra, parting suck
Let me say here that, With chemicals anu
drugs, there are other forces than consume,
production, or protection to fix their price. The
main force to fix these prices is-notions OF pa
tieuts and doctors. It costs no more to produce
qunine than any other OF the three main atca-
loids OF the cinchoua bark. Still, while Que
ounce OF qunine costs $3S5, the same quantity
Of cinchona costs about IS to 50 cents, and 10
earnest medical student can deny that one
Of the four ciuchona alcalolds has about as
much value as the rest. w. B..
, 1879-07-20

C,B. & q. Palace Dining Cars and Pullman -shed
Sleeping Cars run between Chicago and Omaha On Id
Pactnc Exureas.
CHICAGO, ROCK BLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Depot, corner Of Van Dnren and Sherman-srA Ctr
Ticket Office. S. Cfark-st.. Sherman House. :.
, 1879-07-20

st. Louts & Texas E1press.,....
st. Louis & Texas Fast Line.
Cairo & New Orleans Express
aCafro g. Texas Express.
Springfield Express ..............
Springfield Night kxpreSs.... -.
Peoria, Burlington & keoEuk. ;.
bPeorIa, Burlington It keokuE..
Dubuque t. Sioux City Express
Dubuque d Sioux City Express -,
TOlUnu Passenger. ,.,,., .,
, 1879-07-20

Ottawa 4 Streator Express -....
Nebraska e. kansas Express
1IUcEtor.i Il Freeport Express.
Dubuuue l. Sioux City Express :
1'lc!flc Fast Express i. ..........
kaus2s 4 Colorado E1pre33 .....
Downer's Grove Accommodation
Aurora Passenger. er.-......-.-....-
Mendoza d Ottawa Express .....
Aurora Passenger. ......... ......
Downers Grove Accommodation
Frerport & Dubuque Express go,
Omaha Might Express ...-.......,
Tex&a Fast Express. F.. ........ ..
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