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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
9auOcI, TIlIanScn mo Wdrfts.
Gbica9o, Wontag, %. SUM.
@ctreiOe, 0atter &e.
Som en9Iti@en @etrei6emarft,

Som engIti6en arft.
vWtarf Zane @rpreB" beri@tet: Sn Der
%Dergangenen ISOLDE mar baS Wetter u1lbe<
itdnoi9 unb Der @eisen Derlor feline frti6e
SGrbung. 0aS @etreioegelGGft bat it'd
tur Dentg DerGrOcrt. Die i3ufI6rct cng>
lil6cn @eisen5 duf Die %2anDmGrftc batten
abgenommeu, uno in W10rf Sane tDdret
Die Nngebote MIR l6iua6; 6aS @eldGit
iDar flau uno bic grciie bitten fallen miiiz
len, nm neben ben beiten Sortet au6 Die
geringeren pertdufli6 GIT MAIDEN. Die
Yro6u3enten bieltem ie6o9 Die friiberen
8reile feit. Die Ginfubr auSlGn0iiden
Wet3ens tpar betrGbtlt1; mad DEM Sreiz
tagSberiht tparen Al, $50 Wtalter angefomz
men. 0aburh murbe bas @el9dft gez
OrilGt, NIT NuSnabme III lol6er Naare,
Die 3ur Dedung bes augenblidli6en 8cz
barfs geludt tpurbe. Die 8ebirfniiie ber
WtiQer trt Qanbe naren beoeutenO genug,
nm einen Gilf9an8 int 8reile aM uerbiIs
bern.
SoipobI in Malsz ais Mfab[7 @erite tpar
baS @elddft fill; Safer mid unter Dem
Druid Der !3ufubr elm pentg I'M 8retle;
abcr Der Wa1gel an Mtais IicB bic 8ertdus
fer immerbin quito Breile e~rsielen.
S1 Den !9afenplGBen uaren Die 3ufubz
relt an WetSen unO WtaiS in oer %Dergalges
men @o6e betrGdltlt6er; Der ltmiaB lit
@etaen un6 3tuar in S6tHslaoungen mar
bel ~unDerGnoerten 8reilen langlam, tpdb>
renb Der in Mfais gan3 flau mar. gSeiSen
uno WtaiS alf benz QanoungSpldBc tpurDen
tG9lid in mGBigen Qua1titGten ;u u1ber>
Gnberten greilen a~Egcboten a6er Die ytadz
frase mat fill, nomentli6 Die SIT Spetuz
Iations;peden.
Ser l1miaB in englii6em 8ei5en betrr9
in ber norigen Mode "A, 546 Ofalter su Al
S6iu. 4 Yence ge9en %, 994 Wtnlter 3u AZ
Sbiu. 10 4ence in ber entipre6enben
@o6e beS 8oriabres. Sn Der nm 7. SUM-
5t Gnoe gegangenen Bo6e betrug Die @it>
fu6r in gang @roBbritdnnten 925, 054
Gentner Weioen unO 1885 @entner
Oeebl.
Ser G%6tcogoer @etrei6emarft.
Die Nodri6ten iber ben Stanb Set
Selofrii6te lauteteit in Sen lebten Iageu
etiua5 erfreuIider. Die Seuernte lit tpe1ig
ergiebig ausgefalcn, als Dortges Sa6r,
bod lit Bic QualitGt cine Before. 8eiaen
nn6 5afer iteDen better, ais mat na6 oer
anDaltenben Oirre unO bet fallen Wittes
rurg Qn3ltlleDnten DereuIt9t ID0r.
Ser @ctreioemarft nar in oer Dergatz
genen Mohe sien1lib belebt, bod mar Die
6altung cine GuBerit perGnDerIi6e. Die
ShluBnottrungen Der Wo6e peiien ge9et
b~teicniaen Ser Bortpo6e n1r 9~eriu8erc Gers
G%noerungen auf. Sir gSei3en uno Wtais
iin6 Die Yretie etmaS 3uri6geganget, fir
0afer uno Goggen aber UNI Elm @erinaes
geitie9en. @erlte bat ii6 I'M ettDa sc. int
Yretie aebeiiert.
g8ir lailen bier bic Sdlubpreiie oer
nergan9encn un0 ber norber9ebenOen @o6e
iolgcn:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
SetmT6tten ttno SarMtett tic NorSz
MInDafffn.

9ieie 2dnbereicn ituo iebr fru6tbar unb
bilig. GIima u1b 8aiicr miibertrcfHid.
Sic Nniieblungen gegriinbet bon peitli6sn
Sarmern, bcDolfern ii6 iebt iebr raid.
Megeu 11Gberer 8eidrei6un9en abreiiire
man Qouis 8uuiuger, 2ano=Gommiiz
iionGr, lIbIi9 8lod, 9tOrO@ @lortltr.,
Sbicago, Su. 24nS1SmO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
NM8cuscittc S0tud@e 1ttS &cDerUcs
f%6tauct0ct1+

@IioI, Sdinois.
Or. SC. g. Bterce, Buffalo, sc. ..
gSertber Serr!-Meine Srou bat Ssbr "Golden
Medical Discovery (Golbene mcbi5iniide Gntz
6efuns) unb Sbre giaen fir SeberIeioel unO
aascnteine S3made 9enOmmen unD b~ieiclben als
quite Me6i5inen beiuuben. Sic ~empficblt Oiciclz
ben G(aeit, Bic nit 2c~berbei6perben, lauren Wtaz
gen unb aGsemetuer S6lpd9e bebaitet iinO.
Aufri9tis Der Sbrige,
Sc. 6. 5armom,
NnItnr Ser NJ pth nH -hiihnfihrn Girhe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
Spe3ial= anseiocn.
@ine &arte!

an Tne, wer9e on ben SoTsea pom SitacnD,uro.r.
nerpoler Sbwdde, @nttrGitiqung, 8crtuit Der Nonness
troft &C. letOen. ienoe i'd foitcafrci Elm &ccept, oos lie
turtrt. Dtees 9roBe petlmttts( pnroe Don einem Dttis
fOndr in Sii6s9msrito enteedt. Sditt elm abb siiirtes
S0uoers an Rev. Sob s. SAmaH, Citation d, Ncus
gotF SVs. 14ieu1St lat uws
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
gaItor Set metbo6. zbii66fi6cn Stride.
GrtnfMac.

9ttntm9c. Sn &ofeDieD bat 0iens
flag cine STRAIT 9taitcu ibren @atten nit
OriQingen stpei &naben nno einem
Mdb6en, beg. 81, 5 unb Al tb l6per-bes
gliidt. Die Sreubc OeS 8aterS, bet nit
einem bal6enO uBenb bereitS %gelegnct mar,
lGBt it0 benfen, obtppbl CT natilrli6 Sters
Iinge lieber geieDen bate. Ntutter uno
&i1lOer fi10 tpphI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23

&teie. 8erfauft gu $3.50 per Some
auf ben S@ienen unb 8u So. 75(@9.OO obs
abgelicfert.
5creenings. = 10 Gonnen au
1880 per Some unb 10 Gonnen 3t 1900
auf ben S6icnen.
Mtbbltngs. = 10 Gonncn GIT 1926
uub 10 3onnen 81 1915 auf benS9ienen.
SO a s 6rDt. = 10 Ionncn 9robes
Gountrn Su 1880 auf BEN S6ienen.
Sc u.-g8ir rntiren: IintotbD $50. 1 in
groBen SaIeu au $40. 50@11.OO unb in
tleiuen Balen gu II. 25011. 80 perSonne;
Oo. SEQ. 2 su $50; llplano lrairic SIT
$500, un0 8rairie No. l gu 6.5O@6.75
auf ben S6ienen.
GiNamacm.
@cI6 begebrt II. tuaren gr0Bcre Summen
gu 5@79SpGt. per Sa6r lie mad Der Site
Der gebotenen Si6erbeit su betommen.
0ie Banfausqleibultger bc3iffertel1 fi6
AM Gamitag auf So, 200 200, u1o fir Die
Node auf $21. 40. 075, gegen $17, 1O7. $40
in ocr entlprehenoen Wo6e oes 8oria6rs.
8unbe III reibunz
49,. SL1:An
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
Sic 9tttti : Nrci1nattrcr, ober

Ste N1ttt : Wtcttttn ttrCr1 o0er Die
Gegner gebeirner @eieui6aften iiber9alpt,
Die Tie olS benz 0eien beS Gbri1tertDums
fir ent~gegeniteben0 erflGren, traten 6reitag
3ur SabreS1ibung in iDrem 8ereinSlofol
gtO. 221 gSeft WtaoiiDnftr. 3ulammen.
Die gtten 9eltte nennem it'd Die ygtational
0bri1ti1n Nilociation", unD befGinpfen Die
gebeimen @eleui6aften ni6t eben, neil
oielelben in eiuem freien 2anoe, in
Oem Elm Sober Ourh Wort l1O S6rift
letne Nnit6ten fret Dor allen Wtenl6en
~Dertun0tgen un0 Ocrbretten fam, ais iiber>
fllitg erl6einen mitiien, lonbern peil iie
odbInter eIte @efaDr fir Die Stride nittern.
Ste 1tno aIlO uur cine Der nielen 6iilfsz
drmeen, tpel6e Die 0etitli6feit, ipestcu bic
prOte itanttl6e, 81 ibrer 6iilfc u1o 2luf=
redterbaltung Der &irden ms 2eben gez
rufen bat. (Oie fatbolil6e Stride Ders
bietet befarntlt6 tbren WtitgItebern i6lant
meg, gebeinnen @elell6aften onsuqebDren.)
Sent ge1tern Dor9ele9ten SSabresberi6te 3l5
folge ntnllnt Der Verein an W9itglteocr3abL
81, bod eriuartet man troboem i'm Sabre
1879 Elm 9eft3it BON ettpas iiber $4,000.
Der SefretGr, Oerr Standard, nabm in
leinem Berihte @elegen6eit, aeaert Die i'm
rddlten Sabre bier fta~ttftuoenoe grOBe
Sretlnaurer@ Seter lossusieben, Die 10, 900
SreimGurer unb TempeIritter bierber brinz
gen perbe unb fir Die bereits lGmmtlide
3oteIs Der StaOt NIT 8ei6lag belegt ieien.
Au9 bic Obj ScuOps betanlen ibr Sbeil
ab.
Die BeamtentuabI bate foI9enbes Ne-
fuItat: BrGftbent, Ybtlo Carpenter; Gicez
8rGitbent, Samuel 8Iumb; correlp. Sez
fretdr un6 General Ngent, 9teb. s. g.
Stoboar6; S6abmeiiter, @OparS Sill
bret6; prOtot. SefretGr, 3bomaS 6o6qe.
9ie alien NeDiioren nno 0irectoren MUIR
ben ipieOergelpdbIt, ndmIi6: 9teuiioren,
8. SO. 8ouace, S. s.. Bterion, 8. 8.
ReIogg. Oirectoren, Heb. S. 8lanharD,
6. st. Eagerly, Sbomas 0ooge, q. 9Sait,
8bilo @arpeuter, Gbtp. 0tlOretb, Is. 81.
Goot, 6. 9. Gbompion, 8. 6. Reuo8, S.
%. 8auace, S. 8. BieriOn.
6err Safob Seth, 800 gime Str, 8ufz
folo, 81. g., i6reibt an uns: 0a i6 iebr
beleibt bin, un0 6eS6aIb ielte1t gut fIDLte,
lpanbte ib perl6ieOene WitteI ali, iebo6
Dbne Qinoerung 3u erIaugen. 0a nabm
i'd slllebt meine 3ufludt 81 benz humber
barren 6eilmittel, Or. Qu8uf &6s
Mas 6ambnrger Gropfen, unb
fible ieit6em bcbeuten6 better. 10 baB t6
ridt stpeifle, ba6 mid cine lGngere Sur
nit ben 3rOpfen tpieoer Douto11'lIet berz
iteUen miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
!, iteiaenO.
Utcb to d e..
9cr 6~imobiebm0rft

~oeLangten in Der berg. @ode suln 8erfauf:
81. 1855 gcgen 1905 Stid in Der 8ortpoz
de; %oerianot tpuroen 12,272 be3. 10, 119
Stid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
Wenn fleine &tnbcr i6ipa6 unb mayer

8cnn fleine &tnbcr i9tpa6 unb mayer
tperOen, 10 1T Dies ein ii6eres 3eibcn,
oaB Die Nabrung, bic ie er6alten, ni1ges
nilgenb lit ooer tbnen nt6t gut befommt.
Die Miitter iol6cr &tnber loaten oaber
teinen Q19enblif aniteDen, ii6 Neus
It aebter'S r0euti6eS Gtnoers
mebl" Paedotrophine) 3u Deri6affen,
cine GuBcrlt trdftigeube uno Ietdt nerbauz
ltde 9tabrung fir SGu9Iinge ulo feline
Gtnber, Die i'm @a0lcn begriffeu itno.
Nls @riab fir bic Wuttermil6 giebt IS
ni9ts 8eiicreS. Sn alien 9Ipotbeten gu
baben. mo, m, 4, w0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
6cbramd)c 2tner'S sorInDariWa,

INN boS 8Lut su r~einiaen uno Die fleinen
9e1biOltren unb Yuitcln 81 Dertretben, Die
bon unreinem 8lute 6erribreu.
Die i6weoii6> lutberiide SDnobe bat
Srelta9 in Der GmanueISc &irde in Seo9z
mld1traBe t6re SabreSueriammIung begone
nen. JteD. 6. ytoDiliuS murbe gum NrGs
itoenten, &cp. g. Sobliom gum Scfretdr,
uno $. s. 98iftranb gum S6abmeiitcr
9epGblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23

Scr 1UU Bf0.......b.2213Wb90. b.I5
GaI9 1906. Counterfeit 4I@5N
per Yiuno.
N. B.-8ortebenbe 9ctrei6e=BrciIe 1in6 Benz
Gam ta9Sbertdt Der @bica9ocr 8Drle entnommen.
nnb seGten III Der Ne9eL fir &aore i'm Speibcr
observatory
, 1879-08-24

tion-weu. never you mind what III do' out II
do do it you'll be sorry. you eau bet your SWEEP
life on thar, as Bishop Bond, OF honsrea1' "on'o
say."
" hat could the Queen do under such circum-
stances but aurrcnder1 Tho Hurl Of BeacoDadeld
,yas called in. and n telegram sent to Sir Edward
Thornton ins1ructing MIN TO notify Secretary EV-
arts that If Mr. Childs were nominated his landing
would be resisted by every man and cannon IN her
Majesty's Royal Navy. Secretary EVarts began to
inform Sit Edward Thornton on Tuesday last that
the Government had not and never had any 1ntcn-
ton of selecting Mr. Childs for the English M1s-
sion; and up to the hour Of going to press ne hao
got pretty nearly through the first sentence OF Ills
dispatch
suca is an authentic history of the secret nego-
t,attons with referonce to this remarkable episode
in our diplomatic relations.
, 1879-08-24
AN OLD SETTLER HEARD FROM.
His Opinion on the "Old Reliable"
IN III. Editor of The Tribune

His Opinion on the "OId Reliable"
10 the Editor of The Tribune.
CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Let ChicaEoans take
COURAGE! History repeats itself, and ne have
evidences that the old prosperous times are re-
turning. One Of the most prominent Is the
popularity Of the Sherman House, coupled with
the fact that, of all the frst-class hotels OF the
city, it is the first. 1t has gone back to its true,
stanch ~platform, and the travelling public has
again its sumptuous, cosy home. The "old
settlers" " cling tenderly to the old institutions
that we're solid. and their successors that have
proven worthy. We like the memory OF the
old days, and we cease to wonder that the sher-
man House as it is to-day brings them back to
us, when We recognize in the present popular
proprietor. Mr.. Alvin Hubert, the clerk Of the
old Sherman, twenty years ago! He has grown
up in these admirable hotel ways. and under
stands that ''the best pays" aud reasonable
prices aud comfort bring patronage and friends.
The House speaks for itself, we Know, but the
old-1ashioned "pillars u Of this young city DIS
like giving way to new-fangEcd fashions entirely,
and We feel proud Of the popular hotel Of Chi
cago which ''does proud'' its predecessor.
-. "OLD SETTLER"
, 1879-08-24
SUICIDE,


Epecsat Di&DatcA TO The T,fbnns.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2a-Third street was
astonished to-day By the report Of the suicide of
William 7. Carter. for thirty years prominent
srock-broker, and man of II years of age. He
was reputeu to be in good circumstances, and
had vile and children. Hehad severe tussle
with snotcn-thief, 10 which he was successful,
but was thrown against packing box, aud his
head injured. Since then his attendance on
seen to fix up his papers and put
Them in order. Friday he left home
as usual, but did not co to
bis Office at all. Inquiry was made, but without
ayail until morning, when it was ascertained
hoat-trip at night, ind about half-past o'clock
lad 1akeu oT his coat and hut and jumped over
board. Search was made, but the body Was not
found till this afternoon
AGCu,soE; Ks, aug. @5.--A special to the
, 1879-08-24

Special DispC-ch 10 The Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 23.-C CONGRESSMAN New
berry, Of this city, has received from President
Hayes authority TO accept in his behalf the invi-
tation to visit Detroit at the time Of holding the
State Fair the middle Of September. The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hayes are TO be at Youngstown, j,
O., about that time, and will come directly here,
remaining Two days. and will be the guests Of
cx-Goy. Baldwin. Upon day to be determined
hereafter, the President will address the h1ichi-
gan Grangers assembled at the fair. 4 move
1ncnt is already on foot BY the City Government
and Board of Trade to tender reception worthy
Of the city and Of the exalted station Of the dis
tiuguished visitor.
, 1879-08-24

There is no doubt but that the liberal and
steady use OF Arend's KnmYss furnishes the most
notcut and certain means Of improving nutrition
aud thus genera! health. OF course 1t requires to
be used systematically and persistently. An occa-
sional glass OF it is not going TO Go wonders; II
makes one feel comfortable temporarily but,
make it your steady beverage for three months or
more, and all your friends will congratulate Tou
upon your splendid appearance. The cost IS noth-
ing In comparison to the benefit
, 1879-08-24

Tho New York Herald prints list OF the Mis-
.,,s;nnf Representatives in Congress as follows:
ssn,tors-L, Q. c. lanai. BLANCHE K. BRUCE.
plesentatiyes-llES:I I. MuLpo4S, VAS Il;
,f:ss1yc II, D. MONEY, o. R. SINGLETON, c. E.
HoogEn J. R. CHALMERS.
mNow, then, gentlemen" says the Herald,
a<f vou dare not speak our against lawlessncss,
rio]ence, and assassination, resign your seats in
conpress Your silcpce makes you the partisans
and accompliccs OF assassins."
, 1879-08-24

JEFFERSON DAVIS has had the impudence to
tndorsc the petition of Union soldier Tor
pension In the following terms:
.~;i mt eiiocs fhp fact that Nj WRIGHT was ou-
nosed to ns in the War to deprive him Of what they
can consistently allow. JEFFEEsoS uA'1s-
"Our Representatives above referred to are,
Of course, the original Secessionists now in Con-
, 1879-08-24

champion from Irving, Ks., says: An. old man
named Kline. lately from Illinois. was discov-
cred BY his son about II o'clock to-day hanging
10 tree, life being quite extinct He had not
been missed from the house over half an hour
when be was found. Financial difficulties caused
the suicide.
, 1879-08-24

Through an inadvertence which ne very. much
,.gret. the extracts from the *sDiary Of Public
Mani printed IN yesterdays issue OF TIE
TR1puSE, we're not credited to the North AMER
i.aa Repier, from which they were taken. The
emission is the more unfortunate because the
R<rlzc vas lad under heavy contribution for
,he columns Of this paper, and it is desirable
that readers should know where to go tor the
remaining parts OF this interesting narrative
, 1879-08-24

eoy and ps,wexn ntss aesd
=. 1dScf: 1rr.crI: family have been too frequent
and tae ,,ronnunced to be accidental. Their COM
s9,ee"9oom and so9 meetings. their oysters and chana
p1gne' ir ;onrneys together BY rail, their COIL
wallis, Mvl MSn1ercaange Of notes, Tie many nights
ny fhs oae ii the house Of the othsT the un-
sptessSsb,e smiles. and Cances. ana motions e.
cnsnsa mothers and faithful wives, --thesc were
VI VI, ali happenings"
20. - R.usprL1's words arc actionable, If they
o+ +rue. II Senator CoSKL1SG can refute
.hsm 49, in anv way in mis- power, it IS his solemn
dnt7 to do SO at once.
, 1879-08-24

KEEP ONE LITTLE THOUGHT F0R Me-"
new song and chorus BY George ". Persley; ia one
Of the prettiest songs ever written. Price, 4o
cents. with illustrated title. Send for q COPY
Published by s. Brainard's Sons 158 State street.
, 1879-08-24

Judge BARSUA's opinion on the Militia Law is
looked for anxiouslV-but no: by the Socialists.
. Ther are cheerful and notwithstanding, in
the words OF atrial by Jury" ''He's bound to
be our Judge, and Il good Judge, too.' :
, 1879-08-24

We can and do insert Tor ths sum OF 81 % fine
Ret of fs s. Nhites) teeth rs arc made in the City
Of Chicago or elsewhere. Those doubling this fact
call at Dr. Cummins' Dental Establishment, 20
state street, corner Randolph. Gold filings one
third usual fees.
, 1879-08-24

The Nation and the At ante give estimates OF
Tno11opE's t'Ihaekerav which correspond
closely with the review printed ia TIE TRIBUNE
some weeks ago. The Nation says: ''Mr. Troll
1opE, whether from lack OF intellectual power
Of sympathy, or for some other cause, wholly
fails to appreciate TuAcKERAT." The 4ha"tic
SAYS substantially the same.
, 1879-08-24

DR.. LEONARD WooLsEI BACON defends bis
crusade in favor Of the Connecticut Sunday Laws
by eaying: They guarantee to the whole COM
muuity that which could not exist without them,
"a public day OF rest" Now, If DR.. BACON can
show that the making Of compulsory rest Is one
OF the functions Of Government bis argument
will be complete. But can he SHOW that!
, 1879-08-24
jEV{ELRY.

The only place in this city where fine collection
of iewelry is handled on cash bass under light
expenses 80 as to admit OF low prices Ia at Han-
ton ShourdB i Co. e, State and Randolph streets.
, 1879-08-24

Awriter in the September 4t'antic, evidently
.. military man, writes Of "Cesar's Art OF
War; ETC., in suggestive way. FnouDE's
recent book on CESAR is objected to On the
on,und that it does less than Justice to CEsAn's
military achievements. The critic says: "As
writer, CESAR was admirable; as statesman,
he WIS very eminent; as General, he was
, 1879-08-24

DR.. McCosH has another satirical article In
the new number of the North american Rtvieac.
This one is entitled 'tThe Confessions OF an Agg-
uostic,'' and is in the Doctors best vein.
, 1879-08-24

ne,n STANLEY married Prof. TrNDALL ac-
..~dtno 10 the usual forms. The Dean was not
.sora1 to nis opportunities. II he had been, the
:C,cnnau Commerce. al says, he would have
.sred the groom: It Do you take this anthro-
mid to be 1our coordinate, to love With your
xx:Iyecentres, to cherish with your whole cellt1-
~ ~ +;*snc. until q Anal molecular disturbance
.h.l1 resolve its organism into its primitive
atn1sYn
, 1879-08-24

The bidding In Ohio is becoming more spirited.
Within week the Republicans have advanced
their offer from 10000 to 30, 900 majority, and
more is coming.
, 1879-08-24
YDflNG EtEN FOR OFFICES.

When in want OF m office boy or young man call
at II. B. Bryant's Chicago Business College and
make selection. Many students arc now enter
ing, and there ia good supply ready for WORK.
, 1879-08-24
Will offer this week 5000
Pairs LADIES' and MISS
ES, FINE SHOES OF the
well-kE2oyvxl manufacture Of
Ndessa.s. REYNOLDS BROS.
Utica. II. T., at HALF
PRICE.

1000 Pairs Ladies' 18-Thread Serge Bals:
circular seam, single and double aole, ali
widths, at $l.25, worth $2.75.
800 Pairs Ladies' 18-Thread Serge But
ton, worked buttonholes, at S2.25,worth VI.
800 Pairs Ladies' French Kid Button, bo1
toe. French heel. at $3.50 and Sd. worth $6
and ST.
+. 800 Pairs Ladies' Pebble, Goat Button, all
widths. at $2.25, worth $3.50. ~>.'
+, 500 Pairs Ladies' Malt Kid. side lace b4s-
ket. lid foxed, French heel, at $3.50, worth
: So.
25o Pairs Ladies' Curacao Kid, side lace,
X French heel, at $3.50, worth -.
500 Pairs Ladies' French Calf, Button,
plain vamp, ut $2.75, worth 1915.
400 pairs Ladies' Princess Slippers. u
French heel, at 81. worth $3.50.
400 Pairs Ladies' French Kid Saratoga
Button Slippers, 3a French heel, at $3.50,
worth 81.
500 Pairs Ladies' French Calf, Goat Balls
and Kid Balls, at So and $1.25. worth So
and $3.50.
800 Pairs Ladies' 9-Thread Serge Balls,
opera white. silk stitched. French heels. at
SITS, worth So.
, 1879-08-24
[lR EX-sHERiEE KERn,S LUNCHES

OUR EX-SHERtFF KERN'S LUNCHES
seem to be growing In popularity daily. Charley
looks cheerful, and says business never was better
at 1O8 mud 110 LaSaile street than now. People
know where they arc treated well.
, 1879-08-24
SUNDAY REVERIES.

Twas a Chicago drummer
Glanced 10 be travelling down
In far Arkansas, when he came
To very ouc-horse town.
it, one-horsc character you can
infer when you / tell
That not single dollars worth -
OF goods he there could sell. g..
staenant was that Arkansas town,
throw twas pitiful:
st. Louis on busy day
< 1t is no. half so dull.
"since can maze no sales, " he said,
>'tFear ye that would cheat you!
Then will co the next best thing
: And take you ont and treat you: :
"Coms hither from your Office, come
From counter and from till;
Como forth and let us have drink
Chicago foots tho bill" -.
Then all the merchants gathered round
rs, And wonderingly said,
asst. Louis drunlmers meier did that = ..
Chicago is ahead;
"He is a l, that drummer is.
Yea, he's thoroughbred
And to the Bowie Knife Saloon
On willing feet they sped.
Gay was the Bowie Knife Saloon,
And BOTTLES fair did sport
Such labels az ''Pale Sherry, :" "Gin,"
''Cognac," p" "Old Rye" and 's Port
~By 3ove!" said thnt bold drummer then,
II ne'er expected down
!: In Arkansas to see such style
l. In snch little town.
NJ thought corn-Ehfsky WIS the sole
Drink down the Arkansan pours;
But here is an assortment as
One sees ct Chaplin j. Cores.
Tcome M: your wants and wishes In
Appropriate language frame:
Whate'er your favorite beverage
Just nominate its name"
Then the first townsman Atroked his chin,
- And said redectirely,
"corn- whisky at this time Of day
= Is good enough for me-"
The second man corn whisky took, ::
And the third man did likewise,
Lea, each Arkansan there his thirst -
=. With cos1-juice satisfies.
And last Of all the drummer spoke,
""eak is my stomach-very;
guess I'll take pony from
That bottle there-sPale Sherry.'"-
Thereon uprosc the man who kept
The Bowie-Knife Saloon,
Ind laid his shotgun on the bar,
And drew his knife eftsoon.
And he said to that Chicago man
''- Who shlycred in his shoe, r-'
Pale shcsry-ayc, pale Erebus!
"hisky's good enough for you."
Surprised that generous drummer was.
But 4 word he did not speak:
be merely drank his wine OF maize
And paid In manner meek.
But never, never agnin will he,
When customers be would win 'em,
Call for pale sherry at bar
Where, labeled howe'er the decanrers are,
There's only corn-whisky in 'em.
, 1879-08-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

You can save doctor bills md keep your family
always we'll with Hop Bitters.
, 1879-08-24

: Rohust and blooming health in hop Bittera. and
no fumilY can atfo.d to bc wltaout them. -