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, 1879-07-20
CLARK STREET.

A petition OF property-owncrs along Clark
street, asking tue repeal OF the ordinance
granting the Michigan Southern Railroad
the right to lay tracks on that
thoroughfare, was laid before the Council
recently, and Yesterday afternoon it came up
before the Committee on Ssreets and Alters Of
the South Division. The railroad was repre-
sentcd, and quite number Of the petitioners
were in attendance. The meeting dragged
through several hours, and 4 good deal OF
history w2s gone into In the discussion Of the
rights of the petitioners and the Railroad Com
pauy In the consideration OF the question a
proposition was submitted from the railroad to
remove their track on the condition that the city
would ccde the right to occupy twelve feet OF
the west side Of the street.-The track now occu-
pyinr the centre OF the street-between Twelfth
and Sixteenth streets, which would
leave an upoccupicd space Of thirty
six feet between the sidewalks, the Com
papy agreeing, IN consideration thereof,
TO erect Stone wall alongside the new track
the distance mentioned. ABOUT i,ooV leer ~ ine
consideration OF this brought. up the fact that
the Rock Island Road had been given sixteen
feet OF the street some years ago, and that the
two roads had been aud were fighting over the
property west of the street. which vas used as
an argument why the compromise should De
A34EEA Los
The properiy-holders, at first, were aEerse to
any such compromise, and, one suggestion
bringing on another, 1t WAS confessed by tue
representative OF the Michigan Southern that as
fur as his Company was concerned 1t "as Simply
a question Of whether be should pay the
Rock Island Road s15o,000, Or the city
should accept the terms offered. Ills
Com pany had rights it would not 'a1neiy sur
render, he said, and, if the compromise was not
accepted it would stand upon its rIghts Inns
brought out question as to whether the ROCK
Island had complied With the terms Of the
| agreement BY which the sixteen feet mad occn
given it, upon which there was variety OF opln-
ion. An opinion Of former Corporation Coun-
sci as TO tile power OF the city to interfere Will
| the franchise Of tue Michigan Southern was then
| pradured, which was adverse to the city anu
| the further tile discussion went the more m1xea
grew the situation
testing the rights OF the Kock ls1ana hoao
to the sixteen feet 1t WIS occupy
them. the understanding being that II they
| could, ther should be driven back west OF tne
strce1. and that tie Michigan Southern ordi'
nance should pe repealed as was asked in lie m
| petition. The question is to be LAID oeloTs tne
| law Department, and If the city is found pow
| erless to remoye the Rock Island tracks, Ite
| Committee will recommend that tie Mlcn'sau
! Southern be allowed to remove It's TRACKS ~ sne
west side Of the street, anu TO erect y otonc
wall along the east side Of the new traek, ,' ~.
| for the better protection Of the PUBIC "Ahe
| this Is not what the property"owners "aoe,' :. =,
| those present said they would consent to It II u
was the best they could do, and it is believed
| this will be the end Of the dispute
, 1879-07-20

ITEMS.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Chicago
Railroad Association, composed Of the General
Ticketand Passenger Agents Of the various roads
centering iu this city, will be held at the room
of the Association, in Ashland Block, to-day.
For some time past the elevators at Buffalo
have been well filled with grain on storage A
lay or two ago one Of the prominent shipping
firms: of that place contracted with the New
York Central md Rsfro,d Ner York, IT, Lake axe
wheat. The first shipments were made last
Friday, aud it will take some time before the en-
tire amount is removed. The rate is kept pri-
yate, but it is stated to be bne-Quarter lover
than regular tarin rates.
A surveying corps is now in the field, sent by
the Burlington u southwestern Railroad Com
pany, to lind tue most advantageous route from
Linneas, Mo-, to Kansas City, Recent changes
in the ownership and management
of the railroads ceutering at Kansas
City make it absolutely necessary
for the Chicago, burlington & Quincy
nectiou. Lexington is not the direct route, but
is decidedly the most advantageous that eau be
established. The saving in grading and tunnel
Ing alone By the line crossing at Lexington
would build bridge across tue Missouri River
at Lexington, leaying alone the better grades
and the immense coal fields Of Laiayetts
County.
A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the st..
Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company was
held in St. Louis Friday. The meeting was
called for the purpose Of voting upon the
proposition to increase the bonded Indebtedness
Of that Company to the extent Of l,100, coo, in
order to acquire the Missouri Il Western Rail
road and to mortgage the road in order
to secure its payment, and upon the question Of
should be accomplished, and also upon the
proposition to ratlfy an agreement with the st.
Louis, Wichita tE Western Railroad Company to
build its road from 0swego to Wichita, in Kan
sas, to guarantee its bonds Issued for that pur-
represented at the meeting all voted for rati-
tcation of the contract made by the directors
for the purchase Of the Missouri s. Western,
and also in ratification Of the agreement with
the ST. Louis, Wichita & Southern, and all other
propositions submitted in the notice to the stock
holders.
, 1879-07-20

nxw YoRK, July 19.-The Hon: J. Bancroft
Davis and the Hon. William T. Sullivan OF tne
Chicago Eueaing Journal, sailed to-day in the
Baltic for. Europe.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July ia board Of
1raf1o has been established here. The attend
, 1879-07-20
AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE.

The constantly increasing number OF patients
Who visit Dr. Cum mins' dental establishment. No.
70 State street, gives assurance Of it becoming the
leading Institution OF the kind in the country.
Finest sets teeth 81; Filings one4hird rates. Ali
work warranted,
, 1879-07-20

James Palmer went into an undertaker's shop
at Riyerton, Va, aud got measured for cotfiu,
winch he said was for man e1actly his size.
'tHaye 1t ready this atternoon," ne sag 1or
tha cornse viii be ready by that time" Then
;e went to railroad track near BY, lay down
on #. and let train run over him.
, 1879-07-20

.-c- NJ The f1st MEETING today Was confined
19fp p1fnrtpssy @ to those inte1ested II grain and
sssunins proportions Of considerable ID nagpttpas II d.
The elevator here hayos sapaftty of Of 1
Eran.v;,le 4: Terre,Haute Railroad is now czry-
M East over its line about Ito cars OF grain
lnj1r
, 1879-07-20

Placed over the centre OF
the nervous forces. the DIT
Of the stomach they fur
nish the absorbents with
that marvellous v1tallzing
and restorative agency, Elec-
. curative properties OF our
Pine. For Weak and Sore
the Heart Painful Kidneys.
Eus Conc, Weak stomach ana
Neuralgia, and SclaEica,
tF IN tue world
, 1879-07-20

Is DAHA-eLACE, Roa4oN HI1a11A48r 7
May Is, 1875.
Friend Grose:
In reply to your inquiry Is to the merits Of The
t'Vcgetinc' which from your representation vas
induced to use in my family. will simply STATE
With Csnker in the Stomach, rendering her hfa
merely m existence. l could find no remedy thai
would meet her case until at your suggestion
tried the Vegetine- This. to nv great surprise,
TO- ~ she is now in the enjoyment OF rude health
II my testimonial is OF any yalua to the proprietor,
l eau cheerfully and conscientiousy recommend u
in cases OF this kind. as have given 1t thorough
GEO. &. WILLIAMS
, 1879-07-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To cure constipation, biliousness. and the
whole trim Of ailments resulting from dcranSe-
mtnt OF bowels or liver. tnke Arenu's Vegetable
Bowel Regulator. Unlike the usual pnrsatlses II
does not weaken or irritate. The action IS mild
and pleasant. There Is other remedy IN mnteria
menica 20 we'll calculated to restore the bowels to
heuithy action. Depot ITO East Madison street.
, 1879-07-20

col. WILSON, LATE OF THE nv0t1,
Is e1-Sheri1 Kerp's right bower now. The Colonel
runs No. 108 while Charley CATERS to the Board OF
Trade men, who lunch daily with him u No. 11o
LaSAl1e street.
, 1879-07-20
CUTncUmA,C ,CUT1CUEkA REsoLvEN1
TED'TTEBEE I6XzSVNV 7
t
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
The most Hcn1in&, Soothing, and Rcfrcshini
External Application i'll the World.

The most Healing, Soothing, and Rt1Fttd1HX
External Application III the World.
It raoialy heals Ulcers Old Sores. and Diacharg-
ing wounds; Itching Piles and other Itching afec-
tions that have hecn the torture Of lifetime thus
afrordiug unspcakable qualification to tholsanas;
an Scaly Erupt,ons Of the Skin, and al Affections
OF The Scalp inclndin. Loss Of Hair. Nothing llke
II has ever been known to the most intelligent pny
4tcians. It hns swept host OF poisonous remedles
ont OF existence 1t is revolutionary in its compo-
sitionand mode Of treatment. and succeeds in curing
every external affection. At every stage IT IS Ioly
assisted bv CurlcUnA SoAP, which il part OF
itself incidentally, and at the same time the most
delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing Toilet, BATH
and Nursery Soap in existence.
CyrtcunA REsoLyENT, 4 powerful purifying
aoentand liver stimulant, should be taken to nen-
tralize and resolve away blood poisons, caused oy
the virus Of scrofula, cancer, canker, maarlaI OF
contagious diseases. which maintain and foster
diseases of the Skin and Scalp.
, 1879-07-20

The CUr1cuHA REMEDIES are prepared ~ Weeks
l. Potter, Chemists and Druggists. $50 Washington
st, Boston4 and are for sa'e by al nrug9ls.s.
boxes containing two and "ne-half times the
Quantity OF small 81. Rcsolvent, 81 per bottle.
Cuticur2 Soap, Is cents per cake; oy nau ~ cens'
three eAEe8. rs ceula,
, 1879-07-20
Gives Me Best and a Good Appetite.

.MANHFIxLp. o. dec. L. 46f6.
Mr.. Fl. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir-I have been afflicted with Rhean1a t1am
for twenty years. heard good deal about veee-
tine, and was recommended by physician OF this
city to take the Vcgetine- was so thst could
and wAs cured By the Vecetine- Before taking
VeQetne was restless, and could not sleep Since
taking H. it has gwen me rest and good appetite
can highly recommend It for what i ha1 done Tor
me. AlSS E. A. VAMTILBUKG,
Shost-St.
, 1879-07-20
TWO DOLLARS AND 4 HALF

will get you ticket from Chicago to Lake 6eaeva
ami return. This price also Includes cost ct /
steamer ride around that beautiful lake. Apply Ut
az Clark etreet in Sherman House.
, 1879-07-20
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and Piles.

434H WEST FtFrH-sT., C1Nc1H1Ar1, oa1o.
a. r. Stevens, Boston:
have been troubled with Dyspepsia, Costive-
ness, and Piles for number Of years ard have
ueed your Vegetine uud am now perfectly WELL
and take great pleasure in recommending it to the
afflicted You can refer any dealerz of this city to
me II you wish. l Arn. ocar sir, yours respect
fully, =, WILLIAM GRoSshliH.
, 1879-07-20
COLLINS
vn1uc CD 3ElEc7n'
Hhs1EE

trieiry. united with th'
fragrant Balsams and
Lu1sgs, Palpitation o.
Liver Com ptaint, Billo
Bowels, Rheumatism
they are the best ren1ei
, 1879-07-20
We 4HTTHEs
VEGETINE'.
Six Bottles Every Spring.
8IOK HEADACHE.

MRxKAFokf1, Dec 10, 1879,
n. Z. Stevens. Boston:
Dear Sir- have been troubled with Sick Head
ache as often once week for twenty yeara up
to March. 187., when thought would t1y Vege-
tine. / took SIX bottles and have been troubled
but very little since. have recommended Vese-
tine to others with the good rexu1ts. take 4
ali right through the year. By doing it c1eansea
my blood and sortides my system asainst disease
for the rear. Tours vary respectfully
S. J. SHERMAN,
Dispensing Draegist, AZ Nicoles-sv.
, 1879-07-20

Browns Camphosated Saponaceous Dentifr1ce
is the most agreeable article for cleanaing and
whitening the teeth ever introduced 1t has won
its way upwards on its merits. 70 cents.
, 1879-07-20

Dr. DUnger, discoverer ol the cinchoua cure for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room "a Palmer
House.
, 1879-07-20
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, 1879-07-20

NrzRxAroL1s, Dec. II, 1873.
&. B. Stevens, Boston:
Everybody goes for Vegetfne. L sells lIks ho1
c1kes CROSSMAN d PLUhNER,
ptnK9iStA car. Nieolet-aE-. .ead 3scoad~sk.
, 1879-07-20
Cank8r in the Stomach.

Is DAHA-ELAcE, Boa4ov H1GaLAHns,
lG,-1E 12Tr1
, 1879-07-20

STEIN, H1RSH CO.
There we're goou many errors ia the state
ment published yesterday concerning the strike
at stein, Hirsh &; Co.'s works. A member Of
the tir1n said yesterday that, instead Of twenty
hands, their payroll for the past twelve months
contained between eighty and one hundred
names; instead of 1.25 being the htghest wages
paid by them, they had number of hands
whose wages had been right along for several
years SIG to SIT week; good laborrrs got
Il .NL daY,-which some received who left,-
and common laborers S1.25 a day. Considering
that work is done throughout the entire year,
that 3aborers could work'seyen days week, get
maid for every hall-hour overtime for work after
o'clock, while there was no reduction II they
loafed an hour or two when. the work
wos finished early in the afternoon, and con-
sidcring that all who wanted had the chance TO
earn right along the pay for eight or niue days
n week. their employees earned more money than
those employed at $l50 per day IN lumber
Yards, or st $1.75 per day IN pac6lng-houses,
where they averaged but four to iive DAYS work
n week. In the former they we're exposed all
day to the scorcbing sun, IN the latter they
wrre REQUIRED to have some knowledge Of the
hna;n-ss: while in the firms employ It was but
menial labor, which anybody, however inerpe-
rienced, could perform. They bad not one man
~ their employ who got only 81 DAY, as all
Win rorned less thnn s1.25 day were either
vonnp bows or girls. They never have manu-
factnred pound Of fertilizer. Their produc-
lions are blood albumen 1or caleo-plnte1s'
leather manufacturers, ana sugar Tenness, ~
+-n for wooteu-printers and np1shefs, blooa
eanert far imitation OF rubber goods; and the
ref1se vas prepared by them Tor manufacturers
of prrasiate OF POTASH
, 1879-07-20

-AA o1NQcNI4 IE1k 1UNu LIS D0HA9A11~A1 kA@'>4
the la1ter was plunged in what Mr.. Beccher
woad call cave OF gloom. Ba1ter's friends sad
ne had gone to New York on q business trlp-a
tr1p which he had intended to take and would
4-. Taken week or ~ before mad it not been
for hts outrageous arrest on>3 false charge Of
completely in the Aver case. He would be pack.
Of course, In short time, and his innocence
would be made as apparent as the sun in the
heavens Up to date be has tailed to show up in
these parts, and day before yesterday it WAS as
tune very agreeabiy in his native VII
laue London, Ont, where, from present
indications, he is likely TO remain until the
storm blows over. HIS bondsn4au has sprinkled
ashes on his head and has glued himself to.the
lowermost seat i'll that cave OF gloom.
The DEVELOPMENTS in this latest case are inter-
e&ttng to the last degree
r1TzaRRALD, raE "CAP1TAL1sT,"
turns out to have been no more nor less than
Baxter's porter IN his brokcrage-shop. Lie has
mother and sister, living at No. EsS North
Market street, and is said to be nothing more
than mere boy, who readily became tne WILLING
tool Of Baxter, and was seut away TO the Village
where Baxter is uoW rusticating soon after The
completion of the bonds. He has been thert
ever since, but, Ike Aver, he appears to nave
left behind him several blank letteF.heads VIE
bis name attached thereto, ready to be nliea Ut
rhen occasion required. Unllke Ayr, . nu"a and
ever, he probably knew what he was about, ano
cannot therefore plead that be was ropeo
Into the scheme Baxter, it should oe
norne In mind, gaye out to the suEetles !aA'
she manutactorY was located at Milwaukee,.
The Investigations Of Prof. Trumbull show thai
there was no mandatory ut all, but that the
nroket and the "capitallst" pretended to tue
recruitment that 1t Was at kenosha- The bono'
T., ~ Nul be remembered, was approved Fen. 4,
46aA On the next day reQuisition vas sent
% 70 Commissioner Raum, inclosng the bond,
1na requesting $1,000 worth of 2-cent stamps
nn ant nfe IN the alleged manufacture OF matches.
ne requtsition was printed With the type
= ss47sr, dated Fenosba, Feb. s, 1873, signed
.Sames k1tzgcra!d' in q sloYenly hand, and
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-06
A FEW FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS

Not Found in the Bible. Shakespeare,
Pope or Hudibras.
Music hath charms to soothe a
savage breast.-GOngreUe'S MOWH>
ing Bride.
He'll. hath no fury like woman
scorned. III.
She walks the waters like thing
of life. Byron COrSair.
How happy could | be with either,
were 'tother dear charmer away
The Beggar'S Opera.
Mans iuhumanity to man makes
countless thousands mourn. BuraS.
Nursing her wrath to keep it
warm-BwnS' Tam O'Shanter.
IT'S sweet to hear tho watch dogs
honest bark bay deep>mouthed wei
come as we draw near home. by.
rOn'S Don Juan.
Between two worlds life hovers
like star upon the horizons verge
ID.
IT'S distance lends enchantment
to the view CaDqbeWS Pleasures Of
Hope.
Like angels visits, few and far be-
tween ID.
His back to the field and his feet
to the foe. Campbell.
Procrastination is the thief of time.
-YOung'S Night Thoughts.
A gilded halo lowering round de-
ByrOm'S GiaOmr.
They also serve who only stand
and wait.--MiitOn.
Made sunshine in a shady place.
sponsors Fderie Queene.
Airy tongues that syllable mems
nance. - MiltOn'S Mask Of ComuS.
AS idle as a painted ship upon a
painted ocean. -Coleridge's ancient
Mariner.
God tempers the wind to the Sborn
lamb. -.Sterne'S Sentimental Journey.
A flower of meekness on a stem Of
grace MontgOmery'S WOrM Before
the Flood.
lis not in mortals to command
success we'll do more, deserve it.
AdiiS0ns Cato.
Like Dead Sea fruit that tempts
the eye. but turns to ashes on the
lips. - MOOre'S Laita ROokh.
Coming events cast their sba lows
before Campbell
All went merry as a marriag-
bell.-BwOn's Child Harold.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-06
A GOOD YARN.

The Little Rock (Ark.,) Gazette
relates the following:
During slavery | owned one of the
blacklist, as well as the meanest, me-
gro men in South Arkansas. He
WAS known 10 tho neighborhood as
Crow Sam. l used to thrash Sam
about twice week. Steal He'd
steal from himself. and then deny it.
Well, when the war came on he was
the first to turn against me. He
went into the army and served till
the surrender. After peace was
made moved over into an adjoining
county, and went to work trying to
repair my broken fortunes One
day negro that had working for
me knocked down one of my horses,
which so enraged me that ! struck
him several times with my cane.
He went away and returned with a
constable, who summoned me to ap-
pear mex, day before a magistrate
Officers were not 80 numerous as
now, and the magistrates office was
several miles away. Well, sir, when
| got there who should | see on the
bench but old Crow Sam. When
everything had been made ready
Court was opened, and old Sam, Civ"
ing me a searching look, remarked :
"'Pears that | seed you afore.'
"Look here, Sam" | said, 81 don't
like to be mixed up this way. Try
to settle this affair without malice"
"De law is gwine to hab it's direck
COURSE" said Sam. Things hab
kinder changed since we was in
business together, but the principles
of the niger haven't revoluted. Dis
niger is as big rascal as. used to
be, so Mars John, I'll discharge you,
hinging the black ape in de cost"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-06

A QUEER TEAM. "A traveller in
the Western District was struck by
the absence of the usual tasseIatc d
language Of bullock driver, in the
case of man on the road with a
small team, which he thus spostro
phized:
Come hither, Baptist Who 90,
Presbyterian.
This mode Of address seemed 80
strange to the traveller that he enter
ed into conversation with the man,
and asked him how these titles we're
applicable to a bullock team.
We'll, sir, you see, said he, q
calls this the 'clesiaSticsl team. You
see that bullock on the off side lead,
ing 7 | call him Baptist. Wen be
crossing the creek presently, arc
he'll be bound to make for water
That one on the near side, he's Pts
copalian, cause he holds his head sc
VERY high. That bullock on the
off side OF the pole, the one with a
crumple hcrn, | calls him Presby tie
rian. lie is the most out>aud out
knowing bullock of the lot. The
brindle in the same yoke with him,
he's Wesleyan. He's always a
grunting and 3 grooming as if he was
dragging the whole load. Bless
your whole life, sir, he's not pulling
an ounce.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-06
PLAIN TALK TO A GIRL.

Your everyday toilet is part of
your character. A girl who looks
like a "fury" or a Sloven in the
morning is not to be trusted, howev-
err finely she may look in the even,
ing. No matter how humble your
room may be, there are eight things
it should contain, viz mirror,
washstand, soap, towel, comb, hair,
nail and tooth brdshes. These are
Just as essential as your breakfast,
before which you should make good
and free use of them. Parents who
fail to provide their children with
such appliances not only make a
great mistake, but commit a sin of
omission. Look tidy in the morn.
ing, and after the dinner work is over
improve your toilet. Make it rule
of your daily life to "dress up" in
the afternoon. Your dress may or
may not be anything better than cal
leo, but with ribbon or flower, or
some bit of ornament, YOU can have
gu air Of selt>respect and satisfaction
that invariably comes with being
well-dressed. - Lutheran Missions
urU.