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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-13
SitfS iHuftrtrtctt WonatS.
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1tSt Ytnn:t ea.bilt il
iabIrtibc, fh6ut pellibrt;t Gno Gin celebrities
Bib. GS in eiu ausar,ci6ueics G,artsn> >Ma>
Qa'in. auf feinrm gorisr aeerudt ure rcIer
Snfrrmaiiuu. preiS 81. .25 iSbrIt finf Gr-
rmplart $500. 9n beutItr uub craItl6er
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ten. so Gents brchrt, 1850 III eIrsanitr
Vtnpane.
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Gtrcf7rs; Samcd, 3UteRer, N.y
, 1879-05-16

when report will 10 agreed uton. LAWYER.
StnMbcr, ami Never y H. Of eCilrsc, repofk tIla1
the contractors arc not living iip to their con.
lrnrk, hut Aid. Ballard and Hrai1n>s Will fno3s
ifteir rcorL cnlli1a. u1,on the Mn or 70 apah't'l
II rutnlttcc Ut sflslnlcrrssrd experts to ,naks
m Intelligent examination Into Tho charrcs:
something which has never yet secal '1nne: IL
the contractors nre not d"thg their duty lhts
w:tIlt 10 aua them made tO ito 1t, nit nacy re-
spcctfulls donl,lr tn having tho Cnnne!l thkc
niiv aettnfI upon Ans rcpurt That mHy i'c submit
ted by such mob as shat of ycascrdnS.
THE APPOINTMENTS
The Mayors appointments continue t., absorb
considerable attention. hut tue opnositlon !"
them apprars so CONC from these who ought 70
peoni.E INTO The Masor's olticr scscras times
during tln tlay, mud at tsthcr times he waa stir-
ri,l, IN whatever opposition he cuutl to Na!lrs'e
confirmation. II IL mt believed. however, tEMt
MI he can do wifi bt af anv benefit to HIN, nor
o! any po,ttirc injury to Mt. Waller, for IN dive
ahould the Democratic Aldermen oploae him.
All lint is salt! nrutnst him IA thai hc Is not a.,
JrlshMian. which ean DO sniA hEnin*t q Ercat
many gt,utl people, WILLY fn 1,is favor u tue fact
sA"t he has tho qualtacnttn1ta fur thu oiee,
au1 Is Il gentleman 81 great Eeeso'it!l
In aldlton to what ctsc lla been said. at'1nc oue
ns aivanrttl the idea illnt tlIt oillce 1se tas
pcn appointed to is III tho rift of tue Council.
Yi1ere wuro 10 nrw tsevelnneinpnts IN tlte raae al
ca,ncrnn. The opposition to h!1l seems to i1a'c
tnct, it,sptretl by d few pcrsunal enemies whose
private history md llfo would not bcar csitlca
examination. AL nf tic nominations VIII, ~
doubt le canttru,ru after the 1,cmoerat!c hluud
r,,,,,s niY. II tNsy are not, the 0esuocrats WI
1lnt thetnselrcs fn Il bnl boat, for Just now tllt
| Major hns the ntlvnntn9o uver item. Beiorf
| election tl,ny had tic advantage over tlit1t.
, 1879-05-16

NANnEEp NJ J. LOCOMOTIVE.
Mrs. Caroline Kolncrs, wife Of A. D. Rolnors,
kcotpr OF a meat market al No. % Twenty-seu-
o,,d strcet, was run down at 10:20 yesterday
morning by MI incoming frc!9ht-trntn, drawn by
locomotive No. 1aG on tic Michigan Central
lsal1roal between Twcnty-sccoul and Twenty.
third s.rcs:s. Tic whccls passed over
the head, mnnglng that portion
OF tho body so badly that rcc~
oeuitton seemed hardly possible, and caus.
Ing, uf coltrsc, instant death. Tho body WIS
mt at tla time recognized hid WINS sent to tic
Morrne. A ama!t poskotbooH containing cards
1N,6 Indiana avenue, led IN olrcr to
Inquire there. Mr. Rcincra accompanied
him back to Tho Murgnc mil rcadily
identified the deceased woman as Ills wife. There
asu two s.dca to the story Of the manner OF her
DEATH oup to the effect that she was accidentally
throw herself under thu train with suicidal In
tout. The conductor, Wi!ltnm Rexfortl, snys bis
train wns coming III fpon tue western track, iia
lie saw tue woman walking north upon the
easteru track. 'rilc enuuecr, Caares Marshall.
also saw her. end Hhstled 6y way Sf warning M
heed to the whIstLc, although it was blown
loudly, and lust Is tho locomotive came
M with her sso throw herself from
the, track on which she was walking
upon the trac.s directly In front of the wheels.
Pclton, living at NJ. 1U10 South Iialsted street,
will corroboratc tlcir vtrsions of the affair. Z
ts however, barely pusatbtc that the lady did
not hear or uotlco the whistle, md was 81
startled when Bhe founi the {0eUmptiyc 90
closcly upon her t'at she fell from fright. T'e
true fncta at 10 o'clock ts fnuruing, tho inquest
to be held al Ktlss's un1crtakershop, at No. 07d
Wabash aveNuc.
, 1879-05-16
COUNTY ITEMS.

The Committee on 1fospttal got together In
the afternuoil, hut did nothing beyond auditing
Il few bills for supplies.
Justice prinllvlllc got bond from tic
County Clerk, having received his commission
direct, md will doubtless qualify to-day.
The commissions Of Justices IIawklnson aMl
Du Mars were received from Springfield by tho
County Clerk, ul,l will be bundled over when
the two gentlemen qualify.
Deputy-Jai!or 1ltnbcrg returned from Elgin
In liz morning. lie SAYS tiray seemed pleased
With the l,okB of the Asylum. n1il was very
cheerful when turned over to Dr. Kilbourn.
The Special Committee which tas bech Inycs-
fighting the County Hospital will hold another
Reesion this morn1ng, with tlse expectation that
Mrs. johnson, The cx.Atatron, ar. Baker. an ex.
nurse, md Mr. Uugtlton, tbs cx-drugclst, Will
bc present md tell yat tltcY known.
Tito Committee OH Public Servtcs were to
have considered Tho coal question, but failed IL
got II QUORUM. It il believed Tint hard coal Is
murlt ctleaper than soft cual at present prices,
ant 1t is nut unlikely t,lAt contracts will aOon be
let for tic former for next years supply at 81
tor Ut less.
| There seems to be no disposition on the part
| Of the County Commissioners TO Interfere With
| tllc Judges altl clerks Of election appointed a
year aGo, as whole, ont It Is claimed tllat thu
Bourd haB power now, under the Law, to I'LL W.
| caheies. It Ia snrnewhat fii'irnlt to 1l1sd out
| which Judges arc t9eatl md which have moved.
At effort, llo. oyer Is making to that end, nt..t
| suMg action IN the premises will probably Dg
| taken at the next NESTING.
, 1879-05-16
FISH-DREEDING.

Gratifying Results OF tho Efforts to Stock
Our IAifes with Goud Fish.
SpeesaE Dtapalca to 7As Ts4oune.
MADISON, Wis, May 15--The Wisconsin
State Fish Commission this spring bayo lad
l,atched at the Milwaukee and Madison hatct-
cries, and distributed, 10,00o.0 600 Lake Michigan
white[lakl, These llnyc bccn planted nt various
points In tho lake, Somo 4.030,0o0 Macktuaw
trout have been planted this suason III large in
luud lakcs and favorable spots In Lake Afichl-
gan. Five hundred thousand Lalsu Mendota
slli,eflsh hAvc been distributed iu tho lasgor
lnkes Of Eastern Wisconsin. Thrrc Is very large
1e1na,ld for these ash this vear. The Commission
hago 5000 Alacknaw :trout ut Nine Springs
for distribution to private parties VITO tlcetro
them rs breeders, Dir. Wclch Is corresponding
with Seth Green With yiew Of obtaining 100,
0UD eels from Hudson River. TiGso will be re-
planted III thu ANAL tn1anl hikes. 1t 1s the in
tention Of the Commission to take large Quan-
TILES Of black lass early In June from tlse IT,
lnMl lakes, wllere they arc running III lnrgu
ahonls, mud transplant them 10 waturs wheru
there arc nunc. Mr.. 'Yecll says ha IL constant
ly receiving letters from nll posttoua Of tue
Stutp ropnrtlng tint the young ils!i planted bY
tic Commissioners nre appearing III Ereat nNtl-
hers, rspuealty the Mnektt3nw trout n,.s! speek-
led iraut 0f the first distribution, while white.
fish have appeared hy millions upon the auawn'
| ills-bcus along thu shores Ut Lake Michigan
! t!ut for dozen years have been Darren.
, 1879-05-16


A very brilliant upl uotablo wedding occurred
last eyen!ug ut 8 oSclock ut the restdenco vt
Senator Logau, No. 6l Calumet avenue. Tic
contracting parties wcro htzs Leila LuGuu, uls
accomplished daughter OF Ds. Cornelius a.
Logan, Ualtei Htatts Minister to Central Amer
ica, mud also tie nieeo Ut Mrs. Olive LoVan-
bykrs, and tho uIcce snd nanesako Of Celia
Logan, tho wsll.knuwu newspaper correspond
cut, anl Mr. Z. Il, Waterous, u l}ranttortl,
CalIada, q lucmber, OF thu Watcrous stcanl
Engtus Manufacturing Company. Of which his
father is tllo huud. !
Sir. .Waterous met bis bride first iu ChIll,
South A,uestca, Ut thb residence Ut her father,
who WIS tllen Minister 10 that country.
'flu ullcIatflaH Clergyman was Tile Rev. 7. n,
Morrison, Jr., Hector of thu Church OF the
Epipbany. Tllo bride Wur0 u rich btocado silk
al.d white satin uress,' with Imported bridal yell
aud Grunge bIossunls. Tho bridesmaids wer1
Hiss Hastings, of Elnra, n. T., and Miss Au,llu
BuldtiNs. Ok stfunesuolis; tllu 0roomsate were
Mr. Tlouaa {. LoKan, 1f Murphyaboru, ILL.,,
brother Ut tho bride, aid alr. Hastings, OF this
city. Only few Intimate friends wer9 present
| bcallcs relatives. After the cerou,onyt q we'd.
dlttg supper Was serTc1. aud utter that tanlo
.ull.ic, dauclag, and general fest!y:
ascompuuy tue btldq'* parents 10 New York to;
night, where tbs la{t4r will embark foF Central
] Amertea, and the nswly-ma1fled couple Will sa'
, 1879-05-16
mol know tho ncu,. md took tho packages sim.
allowed to leave them ihurc until morning.

not know tho ,ncu, md took tho packages sim.
rlv hcca,tso they tnaste pollto REQUEST 10 10
allowed 10 leave them ilcrc until morning.
THAT "noss" CASE.
!. Fl, ,ailltlnu,. charged with tho theft
Of Cincinnati, wh yesterday before Jus,
fnr luck OF prosecution. Officer duffy. whu
pate IN tu attend II, the affair. Then took Charge
nf ti1lilantt. nH,l III was expected tint thry
would rca,lty CUNT tt, settlement. t3illian1's
crin,o npucnr8 to he All infatuailon Tor fs,nrn
Tint hls neser Ncen In race. hut Inns bcci,
timed down to 1:it} Ii trials Of speed. letter
written by him tu NFr. Dugnn, trnrInE date May
II, cxplains tic difficulty:
Mn. nluAN: My E6otl friend, .you may thlnk mo
Ill uf follow, did If sou do can't hcln It; ynn
r,ny 10 mistaken, ind yuH nhy not; tho best of
juggoA arc BumctlnIeB sniteakca In The boss nm
i,nN atttle l:t an nhc1rGn tr0tof aid Ind bfAker
J haYv mud dam had brakc bnt II an, hande!ed
ilttlc careful may kcte well and wim the race hare
1nyc sawcr9a IN this track fEsotcvone>. ard hhvo
luulo up INT Mind to holt and nuw comparing no
to Ifoss, and you ~ locomotive Was fFAld to
facr you md tell you all ab,nte thts little business
the ty nultata thntf got fFUr you last winter VIII
finish paying tor the Ftud horse. and PAX PAX
s ss tsss'"s ts, Q, o" Sossmoe1 tss e''" ''o eaa:
sell luE which intend III 10 Tho Art enanch gei
nhollte Q o'cocs for Chicago Good PIE, write 10 mo
II .ou pleas JoltN II. 0iLt'tASp.
As viii be seen BIZ lie aboyc. Sir. G!iittana 4
quito m eccentric sort Of a person. Itc Is W1t
known Il, C,my.n,.at,. i,',A formerly kept lit.
uili feel storr ut the southeast corner Frccsnnr
mud lsclImunl sircots IN that city.
, 1879-05-16
THE CITY-IIALL.

rr,. C.r1ttt,,s m 1,,,1fco ,rf1 nrj,latvo11 nr,,
aHe eo'''n1t.ecs w to'eu a". n'''s"''' NV
called 10 inoct to-mperoW AFTERNOON.
Thc omn,oyca Of tho West Side Pumping
var,,e ,,,r,, ,,otd vc.trr,ov oft.rnoon-
"ol"s "''o p'N '.'.".A"'
sx cascs Ut scarlct fever weru reported ycs-
toYduy, which Is tho lnrgcst uun,ber any or,s
,,ov a. snr,,c flint
w. ''t ooA's ~
Comptroller Far"cll l'ad Two clerks At work
with n vew IN hctnn- nhto to make II clean and
"ssr.a, .,n,rinz ~ 1,,s smc,rauor
'ssa"es ~ .S.,., ITO
The City Treasurer received yesterday s3.l!S
trol tlI9 NateF f,o Denartent, % Si9n from n 'nG
Cntnntfn'!er, s's5 l!otil rno N9!ieIto!, I'LL"
Slo,oot IFora tAe eou"'} Sot'cctoF !" seF'P'
The Commissioner OF Public Works WIS yes-
teriay checking up the Coupons Tor tho sunlt-
anaua! Interest on tic water hot,de, u1auuatug
tn sihi. .i)OO. which was ,Mfl III Npw yurk st,rug
wrcf;s aro, Among the eouuolls was QUO wh,cll
,srnt thrtu,pi, thu Hust0n ilrp.
-<..,.,..,. H., H.. CIR. ,,,,,
hs aos sp}s ~ ,,,r,s msna nm, 1," ,.%ra ,,InS
Settet4n?' Mt9 "G'c iise u'''s: ~ 4o'Ma ~ W.
H. y. !lllf. $Ah1; .. L: itsdslroIh ~ az SMn.,
Mn'l H. Law, n?en.. Ss a,n ,o ro"exs n!otvf LIT
was not prescts, nenee M awat w. i made, .I M
ho was sent n0ttce tu cufe afoilfsu, wt1e1i, y He
gives satisfactory evlience o. MS 5eas'ohsIol'1ty,
Ae VII! ba GIVe)s lI'c contracs'
Tho Mayor lad tllr usual yarltty Of calturs
yssturlay, but sls,co lie hus gfsun tic cul,I
shoulder to his Irish frtEMtiA It WIS 0llEpuulE
ti@t yory tyw nf lint nationality ho,llcr.ai lin,
Tiry nre bauly lllsappuiptcu in SIr, Uurrisou,
mi suri, m weru nrt,uuI hau uotbi,u. rutni to
sav If him. Tllry say II,vy lIl uos wullt nil Vi
III, uj.,css. but Since i,o owes Lis ulrctivI, to
linn. lint tl,uy ought u ly!tst to have bce,l
triy,,t mo If tho hgparttlcnte, John Fursythr
wns an,u,,,t thu few wj,o cnltod, Mil
smimjgcJ IN IL Wa Inferred lhut it was anysnls
"iso linn II rietti!y t1tcry,ew, Ii luoxs, On ttg
wi,ols. vrrv ,ntlsh ns il ihe Atuyur had stirretI
mm horncl,s next. md as II trouble wus brew.
in.'
"'e' w,,,, rux CONTRADICTIONS COME nowyl
!, Aid, l.a%ler tn9k aautllrr turn yesterday n
llc new ttYit'a ena,aeuts WILT. . ~" a.'l nsl"rl ~
aleao: aas,su r" su, eaen. siu's!s ~ ~
nln etauust jill .M.'ut "nu H.. ~, @ @
lnI.t5 o. snG -, 1's. X III u t''
, 1879-05-16
MASTER MECHANICS,

CINCINNATI, O., May 15.-At tho Convention
OF hlastur MECHANICS this ti,nrnng, the tt,nn was
occupied tn The discussion Of tl,e best form for
locomotive wheels aud axles and locomotive
boilers, after which A. II. Raymond, Secretary
OF thu Wastsr, Nailroad Association. add drcsscu
tho ConyontIon in regard to pascnts, llu urged
tho adoption Of sons plan for determining which
OF the thousands Ut pa.ents yearly lsaued nSc
Ito most valuable.
Ills following officers wers elected to serve
tho ensuing year: President, N. +. Chapman,
OF tho Cleveland .E rlttshurE Railroad; fiFst
Vtcc.lres!hent, Reuben Wa!Es, Of thu Jettersoil-
villa. Maslison " lnatanspa!.s; sceenA V1ee-
President. ]. N. Saunders, Of tho Northern Esa!l-
sethel1, o{ thu Li.tla Miat.,l Railroad; Treas
ursr, i. j. Aayes, Vt the Illinois Central Naia-
road. Tomorrow the 1nAjorlty Of thb deleGates
Will 10 otl ~ excursion to High Bridge, on tho
Cinclunati Southern Railway.
, 1879-05-16
A MONUMENT TO LINCOLN.

The Citizens of plttsharE Preparing to Do
Honor to thu Murdered President.
ap<cta! Dixpa&ch to tbs 1r'saHG.
P1TTaBuRu, Nlay 15.-"T1le Btato OF Alle-
gllcny,n as tho Iate President Lincoln was wont
to designate Allegheny County, has not forgot-
ten thu n,artyrcu President, who Is to hayo L
monument to hia memory erectcd In Allegheny
PARK. The project ilAs tcen under consideration
for aulna timo, und hus met with 40 tnucf1 favor
that, few days agn, Mr. Fred MoScr, tho
sculptor, was called on, aud he has pre-
pared three designs, TWO Of which arc
Tor granttu monuments. bath witt, the
figure OF Ms. Liucolu atandlng on shalt.
which Ia plain In Que and ortlata tn
the other. In other respects tic two
destgns ara tho eamo. Tho third Is also tor q
granite monument ninctocn feut hEaa.,, The
President Is seatad md holding scroll, the
Emancipation Proclamation, In Ills h4n1. Tie
tgure rests on bass consisting % pf hi, thrteei,
10 bu tllu most anttabo. Tie casL Will De about
$4,000. nearly a!l Of which lsas been subscribed.
, 1879-05-16

Indigestion, dyspcps,a, nsryous prostration. and
all fotms OF general debility relieved By lAkin9
Msnsmnn'A raptonizoA I.esf Tome, i'm only
preparation Of beet containing tts enttFe nutritious
psopertlts. ltts not more st!pnlaht ltks tue ex.
tfacts Of heel but co,itstns blood uyklny. forcs.
generating, aid lic. staining psupartus; IL In
result pt exhaustion. nervous prostsatiun. over.
worx, Or acute diseass; psFt'calaIly e !caultine
G0., Fs0prletoti, Now York. For sale by drug.
tyfsf
, 1879-05-16

over tho remains OF Htcphcu A. Goodwin, which
occurred ut Grace Church, near Fourteenth
street, yesterday afternoon, were ot the most
impressive kiut. They were, characterized by
an cntte nbsoncc of ostcntatlon, und partook OF
simplicity which was in kecptng With tho occa-
zion. There wcro no aowcrs to spcak Of, the
services wcro brief, aul Intended by the widow
md son Of the deceased, Nj. Daniel !
Goodwin, Ills nephew. and number
Of other Borrowing relatives. Among the
mourucrs were noticed Cyrus bentley, liobcrt
uarvey, james L. High, 8. n Kerfoot, D. l..
Storey, Norman Wi!llums, Joseph =: Smith, MI.
Morss,au, Judge l.. B. Otsls, Washington
Smith, ex.ainyuf Mason, D. ". Burnham and
iris Scott, The members Of the Apollo Com
mananr No y Msf1 aSo Sa sro
rs patl-bcarcrs, who took charge Ut tic body
after service: Mcssrs. Roundly. Stewart,
Marks, Ja,ne. u. Lyon. 3. Rankin, j. !. Crllly,
ehnrcn tho colin was carried by soyen
soclatlon. THEY were, Judge Drummond,
Judge B!odEe.t, Melville ". Fuller, ". II.
XIII Kts (; nsss!1nst0u' 1sss19 L. L. bona H. ". Bishop
Il us would not live always +" was the opening
hymn. s'.-.
| 1nH REV. CLINTON LoCKa,
after the introductory services had been gone
through, said: When read tho noble resou-
| Stout,cn A. Goodwin, felt Tint nothing moro
could be said on u,y patt. The body Of dlstin-
| g,s',td 1ncn sce bofore. nc havo sa!d:
| flint, during q professional career covering
nearly half century. III Which Mr. Goodwin lail
a varied aht extensive praetice In all departments
| of thu law, le obtained high reputation both
comprehensive mud accusate lceal knowledge,
aceute l,I fnrcihle In argument, md uniting Iii
Industry which was untlrHlg Will, duvotson to
tic interests Of his client which was never lall-
il,,. liz Actlcvcd great Alll deserved succcs8 III
lils profession, And III tho department 0t Patent
law, tu whcl, tho lnttrr portion Of hts life was
more especially dcy0tc.l, 10 flau no superior ut
the Nnr; ami l!1at Nj. 4oodwin's career, boLh as
| u LAWYER Nnd mas, las aeen markel by high
moral qualities. Ie was q Euau Ut truth a.la
honor. Ills ,ifu was inspired allh controlled by
Christian 1aith a,,a principle. The utmost probl-
ty ulll uprightuess tnarscd 1ss professional,
public, a.ld social life. liz WIS kind und gcner-
Gus, philosophical und large-hearted, d truu
FREUD, good citizofi, aud good rltau. It Ia u
nroul record for a nun to have nude; 1t Is
| Il beautiful memorial to lay up til the family
ttcasurehousc, And to dcsrrnd to chGrcn'1
children. As pastor A,,i friend Ut TIC d.
| plrted, l may be permitted to bear my tcs:i.
tnony to hin. rs q pagIahioncr, ns a churcl,an,
ns u Christian. [Ic WIS alch parishiot,er Us any
thinking u,au likes to l,ayc,-a.wnys thoroughly
Interested: hlways, no matter what Ills age U,
tnt[r.ufty, following the tnnt,Y changes Of tllt
ritual: uiwnys keeu md thoughtful listener
bis taec lighting up wte1 anything pleased him
ul.l sluu.llnl over when lo disagreed; always
randy after srr y1rs to stp ind cxuresY hta k lii.
, 1879-05-16

SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES.
Fisher i Taylor, corler OF Thirteenth street and
Wabash ayanne, received tho follow,Ag dispatch
from kentucky;
OAxEawoop LARs, Ky... May.lb, 1870.--To
Ftshtr % Iapi9r, Jktrttfafh strxsf and 'lfa5ash
arenue: Will haya h!teen extrn Kentucky snddlo
Qua hat9css hQtaea combined u yuut staAlus Tusa.
day. mud can nnu will ss'l them fight.
ALEX nEcKIxR.
, 1879-05-16
THE DENTISTS.

srarNuylELp, III, NAV 1b.-The State Dental
Association to-day wns doypted to clinics, con-
Quoted by Ds4, Drophy, Har'au, anl Talbot, VI
Chicago, aud demonstrations IL tnechanic'sl
denttatry by DR.. L. D. swaiu, Ut Qh!caso Ihis
evernR discussions ul,au oporatlona an1 upon
tian 's osr1,piui II ti,e session. Bloomington bas
been selected "a the plaeu for thu ne1t meeting.
, 1879-05-16

KELLEy--Ak4 peIpck .. III. MAY Is, FRED Hubbard,
eldest suu uf W|!ll4m T. and AI{r4 kulleY.
Funeral sess!ce1 u No. 1853 South pcAfborAs Sat-
urday II II l. III. --....
uNEAvEs-ia Aurora, Ill.,. Oh The 18th iust, 0eorxu
GfG2fta, exa4 H.
rEIEitSON-NAyj ~. 1t . I. H.. 1t South peos!a'
, 1879-05-16

HOW TO DECORATE YOUR NEW HOMES.
Thcta are 70 many new aud prctty patterns In
high ART also In lsas o1pon.iye grades Of wal!.pa.
pet shuwn at llilRar's. 2O4 Wabas. ayeRas, that
tho above IL qItss problsua for housokeopcrs to
aO1Y6.
, 1879-05-16

Dr.. D'Un2et, 1iscpyprpE pf tho cinehona euro for
drnnkGnu1As, CuFes all cases. lloom ~ Palmer
lluuaa.
, 1879-05-16
"uNDER THE SOD AND THE DEW"

JoLlar, III. May 1h-Ihe COMMITTEES ap
pointed to engage an orator TOR Decoration DAY
baye secured Gov. Cullom for the octslslou.
, 1879-05-16

Knowles lu.ccs Powder Gun Is by far the best.