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Strange that it wearies mans legs so
much less to stand up in front of a bar
than it does to stand up by a work.
bench.
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CINCINNATI, June goth, 1879.

ELIZABETH PAGE. PLAINTIFF VS. DAVID
II DEVORN, Robert McClanahan ct al. defend
ants.-No SO, 199 - Hamilton Common Pleas
The defendant, David D,N0re, u nonresident of
the State of Ohio, is notified that Oh the 18th day
OF April, 1879, plaintiT filed her petition in said
Court praying for foreclosure Of Inuri age upon
and sale of Lots Nos. !, 9 ends, of Jrwett & fer
Hamilton, and State "f Ohio in wtich said De-
vore claims some interes, aud fct Judgment
against said Devorr for $3.50 90 and ir crest from
February 2Sth, 1879, and tina, unless he answers
said petition on or before ipEust "a 1879 judg-
ment will be taken against IN prayed Tor.
ELL. - Eth PAGE,
my3l Cts By w. p. .'orr"w, her Attorney
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T EGAL-sUPERIoR COURT OF CINCINNATI.
IL No. "a, ,726.--R. Gable, Jr doing business as
Cable & Sons, and Ernest Gahi,- ', 1.aimtlIs David
Weisenborn, Henry Weiscnhor'', T. 4. Mente
assignee of Henry Wcisenborr and Jordan &
Bettnan q firm doing busir es~ in the state OF
Ohio, defendants, David Weise bon, and all
creditors Of Henry Wesenborn, aid Others inter
esed, viii take notice that on the Goth day of
May, 1879, plaintiffs filed the'r petition in said
Court, the object thereof being t. sct aside two
chattel mortgaCes-one given b. Henry Weisen-
born on the 2lst day OF February. 1879, to David
Weisenblrn for the nominal consideration of
sl,2G5, on certain pianos and organs &c, being
part Of said Henry Wesenborn's stock in trade to
secure the payment of certain notes made by said
Henry Wesenborn in favor of David Weisenbom
and others, said notes being dated and given
same date, and aggregating Sl,265 in amount
The other mortgage being given by said Henry
Weisenborn on the I'D day of February, 1879, TO
Jordan d. Bettman for the nominal consideration
of $780, on the same goods and chattes above de-
scrbed to secure the payment OF note for 500 of
same date, Plaintiffs allege said mortgages are
| fraudulent aud void, as against other creditors,
and that there was no consideration given for
same, and ask to have same declared fraudulent
and void, and sci aside You are REQUIRED 10 an
swer or demur to said petition on or before the
9th day OF August, 1879.
| o. NJ. 4 A, J. SMITH,
telAGS Attorneys for Plaintiff
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A WONDERED REMEDY.
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-EH.NTICE.

HAMILTON COMM,. " PLIEAs,,WILIIAM
I'll Pyott against Anna P, 'ttThe defendant is Is
hereby notified that the sliA or @ ieu
in this Court petition pryns o ctn .ons 1ron
said defendant and alleging s'oun'5 souIs sross
neglect OF duty and extreme cruaPh sor ona,,
ant is notified that said cause win \ ioi iie"rins
at the expiration of six weeks. -,os
HOWARD DoFIo, ASS;
leA-4O Attorney foe RA u'lA'
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DUNKNANN d CO.,
UNDERWRITERS.

Embalming promptly done. Ice used when re-
luested. Office calls attended to day and night
Manufacturers OF all kinds hrst-class Wood
Cofins and Caskets Keep constantly on hand a
full line of trimmed and unrimmcd CDfiitiS and
Caskcts for the trade at manufacturing prices.
Office and Warerooms Nos. l73 and l75 Clinton,
between Linn and Baymillcr SITS Night Office 45c
BaJm iller street, Cincinnati fe27-1yThS&Tu
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been appointed and quail
fled as administrator, with the will annexed, of
the estate of Samuel J. Mullen, deceased, and
creditors Will present their CLAIMS to him at No.
51 West Ninth street, Cincinnati. o.
WILLIAM P, EAKLE,
Administrator.
CINCINNATI, June 20th 1879 ie2I-3tS
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There is prospect of good patronage
for the Virginia Springs this season.
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RAILROAD TIME TAsLEs
Corrected to Accord With City Tina.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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LEGAL.

MARY J. HEATLEY, OF TORONTO, IN THE
John H. Heatley, on the 25th day OF June, 1879
filed a supplemental petition in his case against
her No. 55,969 Of the Hamilton County Common
Pleas Court, therein charging her with "willful
band, for three years. and asking that he may be
divorced from the said Mary J. lIeatley, which
petition will be for hearing at the next term of
said Court. JOHN H. HLATLEY,
By Frank ]. Jones, his Attorney.
CINCINNATI June 9th, 1879. je2S-6tS
A LEXANDEE CLARK, WILLIAM s. MID
N DLEFIELD and Edward P. Hovey, late part
ners rs Clark, Hovey e. Co., vs.. John c. II. Hobbs
Before Fred A. johnson, Justice of the reace,
Cincinnati Township Hamilton County, Ohio.
Defendant will take notice that on the 18th day
of June, 1879, said Justice issued IN order OF at
tachment in the above cause for Sl2G q. and that
the same is set for hcarip, July Slst 1879 at O. m.
je28-3tS ALEXANDER CLARK TT AL
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and settle into troublesome disorders Ernptions
OF the SIX IN are the appearance on the surface of
humorS that should be expelled from the blood.
Internal arrangements are the determination OF
these same humors to some internal organ, or Or
cans whose action they dernnge, and whose sub
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they are gone, lhe disorders they produce disap-
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Kidneys Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptve Diseases
OF the Skin, St. Authony's Fire, Rose or 4 ysipe-
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letter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring worm,
Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head Female Weakness, Stcr-
lily, LcucOrrhua arising from internal liberation
and uterine diseases, Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Emacia
ton ard General Debility. With their departure
health returns.
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How to Elect Delegates.

To the Edtt1f q Ing if4GHne.
CHICAGO, Aug. I'll observe that there arc
various modes suggested through your columns
Of the manner In which delegates should bu
chosen to conventions. There arc only three
that am aware Of. First, by simple mass
primary meeting Of tue ward. This is ob]cc-
tlouabtc, because It Is utterly impossible to poll
from ono to three thousand votes at single
noll iu few hours. Second, the delegates to
bo selected by the ward clubs, composed OF
few self-constituted members ot the party, an!
In some cascs with an admission fec Of 81
(which very many Of the voters cannot spare).
This mode eifeetunllv removes thu power Of &c.
lection from the people and Gives It to rtilE,
who Of late seem 10 be tho chief voters at the
polls for the candidates Of their CHOICE as c1-
empltned Ut the lato Mnyoralty and Judicial
elections, IN the former OF which the ReDuhtc.
ans pollcd 1855 votes, and 10 the latter l4,lVl
votes {ess than wns east Tor the Republican cati-
dllatcs IN November, 1886, when tho party was
lrst orRanizedh and In the 1aticr election Just
nbout half tlle Republican vote fur Govcsnor III
1876 II being ~ s,3. while in 1878 slade Tor bu-
pcrtntendent Of Public Instruction., had 21,hi9
vutes. mercly, cite tE'esu votes t9 show tic
apathy which exists about voting arising from
some cause. What the remedy mav bo Is mat
ter of difference Of opinlo1l, but tho hsst Erent
cause ts tint the people cannot DO heard at t!s
primaries By either Of the abnyo modes Ut aelce.
ton Tor in selecting an Alderman vt u munsclpal
c3ection), md consequently are no, heard Ut the
alcctto,l. The ouly remedy can SEQ tn to vote
By districts, a,il bring the primaries as close to
the people as possible, and send tic delegates
d!rce. to tile Conyenllon without any intcrier-
ence by ward club. and In case Of the SELECTION
Of a candidate for A'lcrn,an send the rcturne
from each dtstr'cs to tue ward cl4t, to announce
the result Of tllo peoples VIII. This mouo ap.
piles to all parties Mike, nil, as far ns Gnu sec
is tllu simplest and most unob1crstonabe.,
4 REPUBLICAN, SINCE lslD.
, 1879-08-08

To the Editor ~ 7He Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-1n hopes that It n,nv ben
eft people intending to 70 West, will tell you
that which do know concerning Kansas. Ny
brother went there In a small COLONY about
e!cht years ago, taktnC Ills wife anil four chill
dren. think ho had about 8300 ut the time Of
starting. Now ho owns q large farm, with ast
the accessories for tiilng,-combncd inower
and reaper. harvester, etc., etc. lie has discoy-
cred coal-1odo on tic farm, and hires sew
erat men to work 1t. IIo writos that lls crops
tlis year exceed hs most sanQuinu cx pee tations
In addItton to this fortune lle has made raise
OF thsco little Afurphys to bless the country.
Now, MIR. Editor, don't you think tic
man a h,1mbu4 TINT writes to the
di.crcdIt Of Knnsas1 What contrast
ait that happiness and Independence, when
cnntrastcd with city f!fe. As fnr as the cvo tan
reach rows of d1ngy, unhrnlthv tenement houses,
whcra thu children "hnrdY cvern got btcats
OF fresh air, associations not the best, Com
u,rnilm In tile very a!r NC breathe, honest work.
men toltng ycar out and In for n bare ptttancc,
out Of The procecls Of which they can save notli-
thrunging to the Relief s. Aid Society, aftcr
being rcpulaed. and now and then some poor un-
fortunate slluitng of this mortal coil, last be-
cause he cannot gct work OF enough rMy 10 on
nb!e him tn procure the ueccssarles OF life. Ger
talnlY tho first feW v0ars OF Western lfe may
not be considered fanctInl. 4 Man must expect
to work, do considerable hard work. and, per
11npg, endure innnr prlvnt!ons beGorg he secures
d coii,putcncc: but all who rtae ty their own ex
ertions must labor and sacrllcc much to Cain Q
victory. Mrs. a. T.
, 1879-08-08
Marshal hIau3Iah0nts Dodge.

fHHAQN h3FM.
Several British papers having commented on
tho Introduction bY inc French Government OF
tbs attendance OF tho siAssllals Of tllB Eu.pfru
at tho Chlsoshnrst funeral, it nlay ho usatut to
staln tho real facts in the caset md do nut aee
why tiley should not be told pla!uly. II MAS
Marshal Afacsiahon personally who wished to be
forbidden coming oyer here. Ahl who applied
for that ycrr purpose 70 lhc War Mtnlster. ills
position towards tic Empress Eugen!e, y must
ou admitted, was an exceedingly difficult 0ne.
lie had bsen greatly abused of latH by the Bona
pari!st papers, had reason to know that ho Was
considered at Cumden liouse IN tho light Of
traitor, and wus not avoa suro of q wecolns OH
tho painful OCCASION. Tn the olher hand, as
Marshal aud Duke ot tl.e Second Empire hs
lelt kceuly tlIat his absence would bs lntssrprs-
sot,teu. After much hesttattou, he tlutern,tneA
--on the advice, |. am told, Ut Mme. do
MachfaAon-to apply officially for pus-
.,ltsaIon to attend tho funeral, h!s uil
friend s0cn. Grestey being at the same time
nude 10 understand that lo did not want 10 Tho
least to obtain what hu requested. As conse.
aurtlcc, thu pcrtnisa!on having been asked hY
Marshal MacAIs!lou anl refuaod. II was imoosst-
bic to grant II tu other Marshaas and general
oillcers who would gladly have avaitad tl4enl-
selves of 1t. Thus Ii came to pass TINT neither
Marshal Canrobcrt nor Marsllal Lebuuf was
present At tho fuueral. by the way, tue gcutle-
man who was extensively mistakel, for the lat.
tel was NJ. AlhqFie Herual, q literary maa, to
whom Aa bears striking llket!rHa-
, 1879-08-08
Death or y I.atsy with lllztory.


The London papers record sle death ot yei''
cEubtu lady wlloso nutlr, long f0rgotten will re-
call pc9suns us cynnla It. thtlr tny thu talk OF
ilu wl,o!s country. Miss TXIasy.l Long, WHO
has lust died Ut ttII agc Of ii, Was tho last sur
ylyl,lg daughter of Sir James l.olg. whoso tfst
vile xua htivess of Dnu braueh OF the fanous
urstotrattc commercial iasnlly Vi Chills, which
III tito last century attained III extraordinary e-
Erca Ut wealth ull4 mu.uitrence. blr James
hpy.li. no Hon. tic vast wealth of htA Wffe, in
l,ertetl fEom Earl 'lYnsy, ueso!sed gu her cid.
cat ua,tghtsr, who thus becanle thu Ereatcst
heireas ol tho perou. Her prluclpa! scat WAS Ut
W.nsseau, u uTlnetlY pbntle, reared early 1n tho
last century u cost ui 500 0O0 a1ll furnished
with extraordinary lna1niAgrRce. VI course,
when thls young lady "cauie out, !" speculation
was rlka "a to tllu happy nsn VINO Was to sharc
tllese splcndors, anu suitors Wesu not lacking,
cyen royalty, ln the SHAPE OF bis late Majesty
Kluy WtIisn w., betng " tho la1y's frot. BUT
her choice fol- on the most unworthy: IN
On evil hour sho selected Wellestey-Foe.
tho Ercnt Duke uf Well,nEtoa'a frst
cuusIu, and bitterly uil sllt rue heE
choice. Uut few ycnra wer1 over when
SHE foun.! that her husbI Isll had, 30 fur as was
possible, entirely ruined hcr pFnporty. aud III
l6s. Wunstead, with all lts sp1cMdor. WIS 1n 'ts,
market. NJ such aucti0n lad Itscrln bUGh
kuowu In England, OF probably IN tho world. II
lasted more t!lau month, and wlcn tale huusg
wns Quilted the splendid structure itself was put
up Alh knockpl tlaWn ai 4S.0o0 fnr building
mptcslat! The park wsa piowcd uu, the gardens
, 1879-08-08

To ths Elttnr NJ the 1rshHH*.
Cn1cAdo, Aug. IA few days aEo ono OF
your correspondents took It upon himself to
defend druggists and pharmacists agalnst ccr-
tain accusations. tle denies that their charges
arc exorbItant, 'nul c!uims Tint pilaruRcy IL m
exact science, that dtuggfsts are all honoraelo,
etc.
Now, Without adding to the accusations
against druggists, would like 10 afls few per-
ttneu. questions, In the hope OF bringing out
answers that tnay clenr up aome things tint
seen, dark to many phrsiclans and laYmes,.
I. When druggist puts up prescription
calling for twenty tirops OF bclIndouna or
suuil1s In four OUNCES ot water or smplo sruu,
Wty does he churee 60 ccnta Tor what cost IN oil
not over 10 ccnts1 80. ..-....
9. Why Is it TINT no two or tcu druggists
charge alike for the sno nrescriptsnu, tue prlcc
running ail tic way FROM @5 cents 70 Eli tllic
location OF tte drug shop seems to have suuc'
thing to do With tho prrc.l
8. Why arc no Two repctlttons OF the Same
prescription, put up in tho Bat1c drugstore, even
by the enIno clerk, ever alike In appearances or
tastea rI.vasians are puzzled r. ths' a,.d pa. !s
ttsnts naturally sappo.e some n'istaSe ilas hsen
made. They naturally take stlch duplicates with
fear and doubt. II pharmacy WIS III cxack
scieucp this could not happc1,.
seems to exist between Certain physicians as,!
certain drnegists, whereby t1r former nevar
writes out llts prescriptions iu tnl'. but sinIp!r
numbers tlseln. thus: N, No. 4t4.n At'd IT,
forms thu patient .t'at The prescription can oo
procured at no other placoi Docs ,he physician
ret percentage on llis preserlptinnsa
s. VIM Is tin a!tIIat !on hctwecn certain doc
tors and druggists 10 rtoss ,llat they play tntu
each others hlnls IN notortously public tnhn.
uerf
The aubIect Of tic last query wa. fully yenti:.
lated few ycars ago hy tic public press. asl.a
for time tho s~tndEtng tral'lc was arrested.
, 1879-08-08

turned into fields, and at this tour IL Is scarcely
possible to traee vcstUc Of what Arthur
Young, In his famous tour, speaks Of a. one Of
the half dozen hest houses In England. The
unhappy htfrrss herself died mt long attef,
hrnrtbroKcn at tho cruel treatment ehc lad re-
rctvetl, anil tho Court Of Chnncery ilatt 10 inter-
frre to protect her children from The profltgaey
OF tlle,s father. lie, like 70 many scoundFe's,
lived to bad old age. subsIst!ng during his lat-
cousin, tile great Duke, who cordially dcsnIacd
him, and whom be, IN turn, as cordsalIy despis-
ed, Ills sou succeeded him rs Earl Ut Morning.
ton (which title had dcvolved on himh hit,dvlnH
chtlljese, LETT what remained of his cstate to
Earl Cowlcy. Its cousin, who was long A1nbas-
sndor at puris, whle The Earid0t! .! Huntington
uaasctI to the present Duke of Wellington.
, 1879-08-08
the ott,cf lady Was taken 10 tho next station.
wherc sbo must walt nearly three hours before
She could ind tfatn 10 sako her back Should
not this 10 rcn,cdiedl 4. CURTIS.
Tho Crops OF Nebraska.
tn fhs Editor Of 1h4 Tribune.


TO the Editor 81 7hs Tribune.
HAsrtsoB. Ncb, AuE. 5.-f hsvo spent ht'out
month In Clay, Adams, and Hamilton Coun-
tics, Nebraska, and witnessed tho magnificent
harvest OF small grain. There arc but few lelds
now uncut. The yIeld OF wheat will show all
increase over last season, ard the quality Is
superior. Tho crop Of outs md barley ia good,
but winter wheat anu rye poor In consequence
Of tho dry fail last ycar. Corn looks ~ fine Us
ever saw It Ia Illinois, md, tho acreage being
largely Increased, IL will be by far tic heaviest
crop Nebraskn t,ns ever Ind. The frequent
rains during hasgctt hate Injured aomc Of the
grain in shocks. Headed gratn ~ stacks laas
escaped better. though nnd Il also has been
hurt hY tho rain bcntIng IN on sides, and on top,
too, where poorly stacked.
What cali bo thought Of Ell Perkins, state.
mrnts In your paper nbdut two months agof
Lie doomed us to utter ruin, whcrcas the liar
vest actually realized proves it.c contrary, mud
that hts statements as to Rra.shopper* were mt
founded In fnct, so far IA this section ot coin.
try Is concerned. Jiist before hls extraordinary
letter nppcared, llad rGturnesl to my homa In
Illinois, after visit here nf two weeks, and
knew then that llc gave m "cvil Eepnrs."
NRuHAskA.
, 1879-08-08
THE CONFEDERACY.


TIE CONFEDEhACf'
,u,. r..-,.,,a ami F.r.nco nsd Not Recop.
n't' IT" confc'.ernee sta.esIrne i, n,'" 20. %.
sci,r,no.
To IA. Editor Of The 7rtbune
Sna"o, Aus 49,, ',e o5t.n,,s, juss I'm an M, .n.
n.nvHn -. s.e.sa..ns T.. hshnw n lin ,,,c
1ect ot French interference IN oena' u VIZ ,sso
1'csurcgard's letter on tho same subject. I
trow th,. coneius1ob firm, reading hts letter and
YOUR YOUR eai,orial M That tie writer's thereof know
very little Of what did take place On h'at suo'
tcct. vas In l.ondun unl >raris during The yer,
naie "neh ue greatest Interest "aS taseu tt'ste
In behalf of foreign interference, and when the
1!'spos .. w '''easI.e "e.o ', h' h.s .o,,.,'
aho aL tnc lime "nen 1'cy nau "eA"''-
ly agreed on a basis for snch interference.
ami fccI xvsrrant 81 fn givIntr what catne to INV
sna ~ .,.s. w. ..n T. ,,sa H., a,.n.
Knowledge as that time. In tue atst o'aee,
sl!';r, or ,.nern, a % nrinsn,es M etr Int the exs.
.". =, w ~. H., ts.,, rnr,.1,1 u,,d
icnce Of Slavery "nsset up ny both EnEla'a nua
Francc II an lnsi,{,erablb barriur tu such FccQE-
n,,io,, rtno,iv :, ~. r,r,f.,, 1eu,1emrn un,,
.os'. @ .I,r.,s ro',t., -" ,~a.,,o,., unanr,noL tn
recons!ls tslitWs a1'tt utter one or TWO tflps be
tween Isonuun anu fhrts, mn! nanny ~ tne
suggestlof s!.i by tue a.lytee o' Nap221snn 2 hm ,
Eonfcdcrncy should abolish slavery grad
ualjy. to run through number 6s years.
T. ts Mason ,.i, Heea"ns nows". ,ne
Gon!euesacy III, "s u" w., .saan1,r Wn.an
esia sa 'e !e soncru u ta peoo would never !: dTsn
to any such extremity:
Alter due consideration ty Napoleon and thu
AZ In lack Of powers on part Of tho
f;onfr,]erncy was we'll toupIcI, and then
, 1879-08-08

The Rev. Do Wilt Talmage Is ut present star
ring about the country under the patronage Of
various pIous Lords ami Ladies. VINO publicly
refer to him as :. the distinguished Ancricn.,,
dync,n !. the celebrated Trans.atiantic orator."
and the like. As American tl'ylnrs ~, lie NAV
t,e distinguished representative of lne succfcs;
but that he Gil, be called "cefeb,atcl orator"
In any truu sausu of the words. Is out OF the
question. Tbs only mart of hts stslo ia d Ger
taln1lurtd, dai!y.seleglauhlc sort OF ornanctta-
tton, which as soon pat1s upon tho enr as slueco.
arabesquea do upon tho eye: his voice ,s coarse
and unnuaical, and his pronouuctatlon das-
figured by a tu!l.nayose1 American sEang: lle
drops his ilual e's IN wards ending y "lnl;: " "
remarks tint 10 ptous Lords aud Ladies' 1t vii!
sntne day b. saia. eyer .lll It ter me:" mud de-
clarcs yl,idrrn to be his "lurn,s." Altogether
the Ncy. Do Witt Taln,sge struek ule when !
heard tIu, as he.nI Il sur. 0f innktc ChadbaI!d
whu las got little into soelctY.
, 1879-08-08

13eeaher to lie CrOmatrs1.

TO tie Editor Of Tbs Trtbuns-
CHICAGO, Aug. Git seems that tle Rev.
Thomas Z. Beecher wishes to ret I'D crcmat-
Ing company. Good; let him hurry up his fur
t,uce and try It on that tough old case, Henry
Ward, and II 1t do him up brown the stock will
20 booming. SAITH s. JONES.
, 1879-08-08

MUSICAL INsTiI UNl EnTA.
4 TTEkTI0N IL CALLED
II To OUR FINE 8TucE OF
Utiu0ur plAN0A
sQUARk PIANOS,
Prom Tho paIoe4t taaes the rchc4l yaEleHasst xob
of ebuuy aha guild Eur sale VI essy psynsnts Ese'y
tutIIulIisnt warranted nsa Year, a3nn E9seIs Aa4
- Turner State 1nu AAAuts ST.
, 1879-08-08
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
rasynbroltHra' Charges.

To Tht Ed1f0F 0T ITE 1FtB'1Hf.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Will you please inform
nc through the columns Of your journal what
pawnbrokers or loan Offices arc allowed to
charge rs Interest for money advanced, and
obllge d FlorM.
Tfhrnh rHnf Il mnnth.l