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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04
FEVER & AGUE
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIlian ResOIven1
The Great Blood Purifier.
Fnr the Cnre of Chronlc Diseasl

EOr Lne cure OF chronic DlbeAsc,
SCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC.
HEREDITARY OR CONTAGIOUS
Be II seated In the
LUNGS OR STOMACH,
SKIN OR BONES,
FLESH OR NERVES
CorruDting the Solids and Vitiating the Fluids
Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandular Swell
ing, Hacking Dry Cough, Cancerous Affections,
Syphilitc Complaints, Bleeding Of the Lungs. Dys-
pepsia, Water Brash, TIC Doloreux, White Swell
Ings Tumors, Ulcers, Skin and Hip Diseases, Mer-
curial Diseases, Female Complaints, Gout, Dropsy,
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Consumption,
Liver Complaint, &c.
Not only does the SARsAPARnLIAE REsoLvENT
excel all remedial agents in the Cure of chronic,
Scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin Diseases, but
1t is the only positive cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Stoppage Of Water, Incontinuance OF Urine,
Bright's Disease, Albuminuria, and in all cases
where there are brickdust deposits, the water is
thick, cloudy mixed with substances like the white
OF egg, threads like white silk, there is a
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bone
dust deposits, and when there is pricking, burn
Ing sensation when passing water, and Pain in the
Small of the Back and along the Loins.
Sold by Druggists. Price One Dollar.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04
treasurer

AVhdI E : A~t
After the informal ballot, there was
sort Of general Withdrawing of candidates
for few minutes, Parker, Withdrawing in
favor Of Hamburg; Foster. in favor Or
Bntfum, Silvis, in favor OF Hamburg,
The first formal ballot resulted as fol-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04
OVARIAN TUMOR I!
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DIR. Railways Remedies.
DIR. RADwAY 8 CO., 80 Warren ST., New York
DIR. Railways
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tastelsss elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate purify, cleanse, and strengh
Radways Pills, for the cure OF all disorders of
the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Costve-
ness, Indigestion, d /spepsia, Bilousness Bilious
Fever, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles, and all
arrangements of the Internal ViAcera. Warranted
10 effect positive cure. Purely Vegetable, con-
aiming mercury, minerals or deleterious drugs
~ Observe the following symptoms resulting
from disorders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of the Blood
n the Head, Acidity of the stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust of Food, Fullness Of Weight
IN the stomach, Sour Erupuons, Sinking or Flutter-
ings In the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the
Head, hurried and Difficult Breathing, FlutteringH
~ the heart, Choking or Sufocating Sensation
when IN lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
or WEBS before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head Denelency Of Perspiration, Yellownsss OF
the skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Chest, Limbs
and sudden Flushee OF Heat Burning in the Fleeh'
A few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
ystem from all the above named disorders. Price
bcents per box, Sold by druggists
Read FALSE and TRUE"
Send one letter-stamp to RADwAY & CO.. Nos2
Warrensi., New York. Informatiod worth thous.
wiz be sent you.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04

l. VI udA oaioO W6o Nlopcuec0 HtNus duu
D. J. Morris, of Rapids City, declared
the unanimous choice of the convention for
coroner.
The offices disposed of, it was next in
order to select county committee, and
the chair was authorized Ito appoint the
same. The unassumiDg Moline physician
declined to'shoulder responsibility, how
ever, and named committee consisting f.
Booth, S. Wainwright, aud Bennett who
reported the following as the country COM
mitted for the ensuing year. P. L. Nc
Kinnie, chairman; j. NJ, Buffum, NJ, D.
Hamburg, Byron Jordon. John McMena-
man.
DR.. McKinnie tried to decline but the
convention would not have in that way.
Hamburg was not in the hall when ap-
pointed, having left before the coroner was
dominated.
By this time there were not over thirty
persons 10 the hall, and a motion tC
adjourn was carried, as was also one voting
thanks to the chairman for his manage
ment Of the convention. And then The
convention dissolved.
There was a notable lack of the enthu
siasm OF last year, and in point of number
it was weaker. There is nothing unfair il
the statement that the National party il
visibly on the decline. The nomination.
are very weak, in fact had the convention
tried to select the weakest possible candi.
dates, 1t could not have been more sue
cessfuly done.
| Wilson and Morris, for county treasure
and coroner, are both of Republican ante
cedents; McElherne, who it is stated wi
not accept, is of Democratic antecedents
and brother of P. T. McElherne, Esq,
formerly of this city.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04

Strong Testimony from Hon. George Starr
as to the Power of Railways Ready Re-
lief in a case of Sciatic Rheumatism.

No. VAN NESS PLACE, NeW AOt -
Dr. RAILWAY; With me, your Relief has WORKED
wonders. For the last three years have had ire
quent and severe attacks Of sciatica some eA
tending from the lumbar regions TO my ankles, ana
at times In both lower limbs.
During the time have been afflicted nave trieu
almost ali the remedies recommended by wise men
and FOOLS hoping to ind relief, but all proved 70 DC
failures. ,-,..to,.
outward applications OF liniments, too numerous
10 mention, and prescriptions OF the most eminent
nhysIcians al Of which failed to give me rellef.
Last September, AZ the urgent request OF 1rleno
(vgho had been afflicted as myself. was induced tt
trv your remedy. was then suffering feartully
with one Of my old turns. To my surprise and de
light the nrst application gave me ease, after ba
thing and rubbing the parts affected, leaving tn
limb in q warm glow, created by the Relief. In
short time the pain passed entirely away, althaugl
1 have slight periodical attacks approaching
change OF weather know now how to care ny
self and feel quite master OF the situation. RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF is my friend. l neVe
travel without bottle in my valise. n,pp
Yours truly, GEO. SIAhh'
RHEUMATISM,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04

For headache whether sick or nervous; rheuma-
tism, iumbago pains and weakness IN the pack
snine or Kidneys; pains around the liver, peurisy
sweIings OF the Joints pains in the bowels, heart
burn and pains OF all kinds, chilblains and frost
bites, Railways Ready Relief will afford lmmedi,
,e ease, and it's continued use Tor lew DAYS ene0
a permanent cure. Price 50 cents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04

On motion Of lower end delegate vii.
sons nomination was made unanimous.
There was lively discussion over the
eligibility Of james McElherne, for the
office OF county surveyor, some seeming to
question his national proclivities, and
others asserting that he was d straight
democrat.
Col. Danforth thought the man who
proposed McElherne ought to know
whether he was or was not true national,
but that If he was not informed, then he
would suggest Dan'l. Gordon as a proper
person.
After considerable discussion James
McElhorne was declared the unanimous
choice Of the convention for county sur
veyor
An informal ballot was taken for cor.
oner resulting as follows:
, 1879-03-11
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Frank Donahue's case has hecn set for Friday
IN the Criminal Court, aud Stevens' for the eth
Inst.
The Treasurer sold two $500 bonds ycstcrdny,
aud will have the 81 ,000 bonds on Land to-day,
and the 6l00s In week.
The vunirc for tile March Grand Jury Is re-
turnabls OH tllc 18th inst, but that body will
not meet until tho 24sl inst.
johnny Lamb has again asserted his inno-
ceIlco OF my particlp alton III the l{aco murder
Or 1T the burglary preceding II.
The capins suit Of il. II. shuscldt & Co. w..
Nouhtn j. Hartman WAS On trial before Judge
Loomts yesterday, mud was given to the jury
last evening.
Judge Loo1nis put over the bastaray cases set
down for hearing yesterday III tile County
Court, pending legislation regarding tic iurls-
ulctlon of thAt Court Ia such c4aes.
In tho Criminal Court yesterday, Prince Wat
son. colorel nun, pleaded guilty to oil assault
with inttnt to do bodily injury, untl was sen.
tened to the County Ja! for Thirty days. John
Dackley pleaded guilty to u like otfeusc, md
received similar sentence. Alex Aekenxtu
pleaded guilty to a, assault with tntent to kill,
au,l was rcmasrlcd. Cyril Billcltcu was tried
Tor larceny. found guilty, and sent for one year
to tiH 1louso 0f CORRECTION. john Poster VA.
discharged on a lnhcns corpus, thu charge
agatnst him bcing larceny aB ba.lce. John Mel
mAllt,e for scnt ct,ce. John isyan ulso pleaded
guilty to larceny, and was sent to thu House o1
Correction for thirty days. JOHN Puppfsol wai
| tried for tic larccny vi SG9.5 in cash, founl
guilty, and was sentenced to the Ycnitent,ar,
| for i've yours.
, 1879-03-11
FEDERAL FACTS.

The subscriptions 10 the ! per cent bonds ut
tho sub-Trensury Yesterday were $4,000,
Yesterdays acknowledgements returns at Col
lcctor Narvcf'a olico amounted to $a5, ,A0s, OF
which whisky panned out $lO,a0s.
Z. ]. Lee, the notorious ''coney" man, got
out Of The HrL.lewetl again yesterday, hts last
term being slxty days, and Is ouce nior1 let looso
OIL the community.
The case Ut ex,Mnynr IEcser. the alleged
crooked brewer from luIcnn, will como up be-.
fore Commissioner lfoyno Thursday, to which
ti,ue It was continued When the unrest md ar
rnignment were made, something like month
uEo.
Yesterday was quarterly payday at tho Sub
Treasury for railway mail transportation, aud
tbs Illinois Central ind Chicago, Burlington i;
Qulury took out goodly portion u Tic $lD3,-
0N disburssd for that a1!.l othcr purposes dur
Luz the day.
Everything is working rapidly anu smoothly
ut tho now Government Building, tho two gangs,
day mud night, making things literally lI,lnl.
The basement is be!ng cleaned OUT preparations
1Ur putting In tic uouesete ll0or are well under
way, uni thu tron-work 10 being painted white,
-thc ealne coat which will ho given tho cetltnt,
antl walk. 'rlls new i'ost-Ot!ice quarters, iii
aud!ttoA to being lootny. will be much superior
70 ehe present accommodations tn The matter 0l
Hight ail4 ventilation, on which particular pains
Will 10 bestowed. II nothing unlooked-tor hap
| paus the basement will be ready for occupancy
early in April. a,l4 the Post Otlce will tRko whal
may bo called Its last moye. The work Oh the
, 1879-03-11
NOT SYMPTOMS, BUT THE DISEASE,

It would seem to DO truth uppeociabtc by oil,
and especially by professors Of the healing nr that
to remove the dldeaso. not 10 alleviate Its symp-
toms, should ba the chief aim Of medication. Yet
In how many instances do wo sec this truth admit
TED In theory, Ignored In practice. Tho reason
that ostettcrs Stomach Distora ts successful In
mauy cascs, with which remedies previously tried
wcro inadequate to cope Is attributable to te fact
that 1t II n,udicne which reaches and removes tho
causos OF the various ma!adlcs to which It ID
adapted. Indigestion. fever aud asue. liyer COM
urinary affections and otner aalaiics ate not pal
nlcd merely. but rooted out By It. 1t gocs to tho
cal remedy, and II cndows thc system With an
nmount Of vigor which 10 ita hest protection
nyn!Nat disease. --
, 1879-03-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL.

j. ", Dixon, Madison. IA. r, Lee, Eric, Pa.
e. II. Lawrence, N. q. IL. .WMculer. brooklyn.
]. Byownp, Dns Molncs. II. u. Davis, Cheyenne.
George Everett lsoston. II. Lowell, Omaha.
+. hi. 0llpin. rhadel. j. j. Whito, Fl, Wayne.
PALMER UOUSE,
c. A. Dlpko, MENDOZA. lG. E. Merchant, Sioux Cy.
ANY. C'nrkc, Pupil. Ncb. Ia. ". Adams. THIN, d.
Henry Howard, Bosson. r. Stanley, OaR1and, Cal.
n. Bacon, Topcka. 2. +. Peton, Austin.
8. u. Kirby, Lttlo Rock. Nv. II. Staycns. Detroit
FREMONT HOUSE,
Ford II. Rogers, San FranlW, Il. Fnrrott, Eat Lake.
j. M. Iicynolls g. Rapids Or. i. C. Drufy, Philado
u. N. Harrison, N. York u. T. ulake, pIriIand Ore
". G. Williams. Hosto!s. u. X. Kinkeat, Early!llc.
F.lcahncr, Alamosa, Gallo. Mctcalfo, San Frun.
SHERMAN HOUSE,.
". s. Daker, Omaha. u. n. English, San Fran.
j. A. Cbapnlnr, Nuw Ded. Nv. Young Milwaukee,.
Arthur lfutL Albany. &c. Fuller. st. I.ouia.
q. Williams, New York, T.. + Hacker, llcssoines+
ii. G. Old, Fort Wayne. iii, A. Chaue, Milwaukee.
, 1879-03-11
VITAL STATISTICS.
BIRTHS AND DEATHs FOR 1873.

Mr.. Charles Proebsting, Deputy County
Clerk, in charge OF tic Bureau OF Vital Statts-
tics, has prepared some important vital statis-
tics for tho year. 1878 which will bo found inter-
cstIng. They are as follows:
Total number OF children born in Chicago III
1875 11,153, Of which b,78s wcro males, 5,805
females, and the sex Of 10 was not reported.
Eighty Of the wllole number we're co1orcd. On
tho average, the mothers OF Chicago hnyo pro-
duccl 81 babies each. As to tic increase In
,population, according To wards, tho proportion
Is d folIowa: First Ward. 115; Second, Isl;
Third, 345; Fourth, 40: Fifth, 1,oi2; Sixth,
LIN; Seventh, s45; Eighth, 8to; Ninth, a}i !;
Tenth, 800; Eleventh, 405; Twelfth,
49l; Thirteenth, 428; Fourteenth, 1,Gos;
Fifteenth, go; Sixteenth, To,:, scysn-
tssntn ols !, ho hEgntesnt ,S M no Te ;h;e
where again the Fifth Ward furnishes one-l1ali
OF tho inrrcasc. Other comparisons nrc equally
interesting. all tendsng to show that those
dlstrlcss whcrs tho foreign population pro
tho nges OF fathers and mothers, the number Of
tho former up to % years u given at 10el
while only thrsy,6vc we're over 90 years and but
oses TO- Or y, se @ oteE ~ woe 1i
! over Is years, but mona over 81:
AS to nntiona1ties, tho Germans furnish
the largcst number, being 4.b18; the
n9st p to sfssst sss c9%o ass se 1sf ss sssn SSiG
navlnns (Swetlca, Danes, arnl Norweglansl 699;
(nclua!ng Wslch], 4ol; Canadiaps, ind from
other Moth American British Possessions, rs
Dutch, 30; Italians, 80; Belg!ans, 81; other
nationalit!ea Qnctudlng Russians, South Md
Centrnl Americans, Sandwich Islanders, Aus-
tratuus and OF almost avery other country or,
Iva ,s1oh fna3na f,rtrn nj, tim ir
, 1879-03-11
THE WHEAT DEAL.

4 r.,
r,.n no]. n'..,, 81, ,.tsa. ,,..,,"t ssa,5a,,
4''o strah w lno "ne". ',', a'a."st e'ua5 a'lu
Saturday catisea by tho Fisher movement gave
why yesterday to feeling Of drprrsslon, alll
the bears hal little the best of the deaf The
fo.t H. t,,. traao Il. NV ,,,, ,or,,nnt 1o,,ora,.
.1s. 20, .Ao uauo ~. Wv ,.'.1.. ast'va
1zed. lEe bnlIa sno"cd no ulsposlllon 70 holo
up the closing prices OF Saturday, anu tile bcars,
fearful Of mother reaction, were afrald to con.
nm thcTr bammcrIn,- In auv ercnt extnnt. 'rhs
,., ., .1,a .',s,s ..1o,.-., ,,so,,,... ~
Fishee aea' aha uae oosus te'tgsa'n It, plo'a'sEs 10
bc full n'nc days wonder. Ille great ohlk OF
the operators are still puzzled over tho ovsnts
of ths INST thrco DAYS, and no uniformity OF
o,>,,na ,,r",',,t. iY,a 1orr. Win ,vcro c1ss,c,,
o't ~ ~, hranE on rtIIav hnva MI rsase.1 ",
t,is H. ti,a 1,ss trt,,r. nj, n mn 1"sitotc ~,
MIE Hef sn MI as 1sw1urcfnl ih shcs,
yss .'"Iifo,nic,v ~ rancoeted v na.ties hsre Ind
" VIZ uuW2ees Wrp1 eo"sos'oo - pA'''s0 's'o 'N''1
" tspM T,1n,,S. nm;S, ~o,or,er hod n fev monrnta,
sarsat,os ,v,ti' ArSa E.f,cr vasf"rdnv n.
.. XII, m'' IT,, ~. co',niv anrverm, tho
as,opn Inro. Mns =, ~ n t "a' s'''5 s"o
~ t,,u ~ y %.ord fin .cr,he That vo,,
, 1879-03-11
wheat, md did not propose selling for somo

wheat, md did not propose selling for somo
tlnln to como.
At, attempt WAS made 10 oxcftn llttlo furry
In the provision market by tie display Of tee-
gram from Milwaukee ordering Tho entc OF To-
000 barrels Ut pork md 5000 ticrcos Of lnrt.
dlsposlng. Of tl,n property, md, no donht
to his chngrin, tho market slightly
advanced in the afternoon, Rnd rl.scl
very firm. Three large operators wont to New
York SATURDAY. afternoon, ant Il ts slpposcd
that tho frnnoss il. t,ork and lard Il attributable
to orders received from them, based OH pointers
concerning the export trade,
rrl7atc dispatches received on 'chanEc stated
tint the htnncsota farmers had commenced tho
seeding Of wheat.
, 1879-03-11
JUSTICE F'OOTE.

The case Of The People Of tho State Of ILL.,
nots for tho uso Of Michael Foo. uuaiust Peter
Footc. JuKt,cc Of The pence nm ,lc south Side.
Nv tnt,,n; t,.ra, ros. 1rns eni,.s t,nfnro Tt,.'
tIee salisbury At 10 o'clock Yesterday morning.
The defendant asked for change OF venue, ana
It was granted to Justice scu1Iy, Moses brown
a,,,aorca fo- tbc aofen.a .n1 rurncr T.
nt,,1nr % ronros.n,sa M ,ho co,,n1n,non.. @ ~ Roth
a.ne1 ,eoecsentea tn' eomp'a,nant'' nosa
sides asked Tor Jury, and each Was allowed
six iurYmcn, who wcre duly examined.
Tho lury was maio up Of laborors, mechanics,
tralcsIncn, and ono dealer IN Boston brown
bread and baked bcans. It was suggested that
ho ,hould ,,nvn hrn,oht un iunch ond In rc.
Nv s.oa'u ,'a'e otoasn1 ~ 41"en' u!'a Nv
pllcu ilsat nc wonld nave aoho 60 nad nc known
TINT ho was going upon jury, lie was aubse-
auontly excused and d tapitor substituted,
Tic inrv wns f1na1tv acccntcd. md Mr.. Turn-
cr for I'm nrosccut,,n onnnc, 'rc ca.e - am, NJ
Brown, Tor TIC defense, replied, charging that
tho suit had been brought against his client as
means ot petty revenge.
EzRA n. nELM,
~ ", ~, .,,h,.at ~ tn
To. n,"i hn,l rneciyei n statement frnm Tia
rl,.rk. lin Ind nisu had snnc conversatinn
with his client, Mr. Fec, regarding tic state
mint. Witncsa rclnted n eonvers1t,nn thns In
had viii, m Interested party oy % TIC namc @ O, Of
Afrt,haii in relation to lila garni.hro cosn
uruinst Fec, hlcphuil lad a f,1dement aeainst
Fco, to satisiy Which ho Ind Instituted 4 rar.
s bcpg 'a a. e. employo Of tbc " south u o biyis. I
ion Railway CoIupany. Witness wont
10 Justice Footo to INQUIRE as to how how
much money lad been collected upon @
Who u savo lin tsunscrDt t Of to ~ records ey5H VIII
Inc number Of the casc. ind showing iilc amount
collected to be- 8o0.45. whiie tia costs wera n
, 1879-03-11

Indigestion, dyspepsia. nervous proa.raton, and
at forms OF general debility rollcycd by taking
Mcnsman's Tepton.zol Becf Tonic, tho only
preparation Of htcf containing Its ontrs nutritious
properties. It Is not mora etHlnant like thu cx
trncte Of beef. but contains blood -maktng. force
generating, and ife sustaining properties; Is In.
rcsn!t Of exhaustion. neryo,a prnstratlon. over
work, or ucnte dscaaci particularly II icsultlng
from pulmonary pulmonary Gempslnts. @ Gaswel? llazafa &
cIst8.
, 1879-03-11
De WITT CoUNrY's RAILROAD DEBT,

SpEEIFV VI1nF1cH 10 1TS 1F6HHE
CLINTON, ILL.,, March l0-On Tuesday, April l.,
tho people OF Dewitt County will DO called up
on, by order Of tic Board OF Supervisors, to
vote upon tho funding Of the cnttrc railroad
bonded Indebtedness Of Dewitt County at d
lower rasc Of interest {G per ccnt), with The cx-
Owes aud is tsos % %t1,,arrcllns over. Tic enti1o
Indebtedness taken from tho Barnott Township
debt is $225, 700. the interest pcr nnnum OH
which is about s2l, 900. The now plan will save
5000 yearly.
, 1879-03-11


Hoast us You may, noyer Until now cou1 we
boast Of complete house. furnishing establish
mont. The new departure Of tho Chicago Carpet
Company enables ono 10 60 to tho northeast corner
OF Wabash nycnuo and Monroe street and reject
The furniture and furnishings Of house complolo
and at saving Of from 10 10 80 per cent ovcr my
other place in tho city.
, 1879-03-11

DEA1'xHNs

CDNwAF-At his residence. oA West Lake. it,. At q
a. NJ. AfaEch 10. 1910, Thomas II. Conway. ascd Is
Fane5a from residence Mt 10 a. IN. March H. to St.
C0uuihkila Church. thenco bY carriages to Calvary.
Wlh1tGoXn1na &c ;o iis etty at So ~ Twen,y;
u Mt!!ssx iplsHs sna pass'nonia aRsd ysafs
Eemsins to To taken to Cortland, Mt.
ED- Utica and Cortland pnpcra please copy.
.NELL-Sfhrch 10. la7p. ut the residence OF her
mother srs. jhmea Swan, EnElcHood. CnrEo F.. vita
Funeral from hor late Tcaldeucc. l7n F0FrcstRv.,
Wednesday, nt II n. r chrsngcs fo 6tacclAnd.
.MHl.!3IFlEL!-s at Rtyersihe, suuhey,
March L. lA7O. Edward +ctiktns btcrrinsll hsother.n
law Of ". II. Squrcs fu tile 4atl year Of hla aRc.
Service NJ p. m. to-day. lntsrment nt Albany.
L. FACE q sedsssd assa +
Funeral ser.ccs at nabttst Tnhern.clc ao3 Wabash.
az. II II o'clock Cars to Hoscht.
nAIE1l-aEareh 0. lH71 at3 p. iu., Mary Daer, aged
u fcafs s month. an1 ~ dnya:
Funeral fn.day from 81 SlKG}. It,. at 40 Friends
Of tho family aru Invited to Intend.
1IANnEsoN-Atl Tic rcA!d:nce Of her brother in. Jaw.
Charter II. pchslce, Esg., March g. 1879. Eza May
youngest daughter Of ti1 late Charles l.. anu Anna e.
lfarbcfont Of College Ill., o..
WATKtt5-ln salem Mass, March I, 1s7D. Abigail
Stanley WAtcts Of this city.
ms XIII e ns ~ ~ .ss ia i ss e. K
bell. aged months and "a days.
,slHcL A1-At TT Es.t oho:.t.. Mrs nrtdget Sin.
clair. wfo OF TIM Int Jac4 H. Sinclair, aged m yekre.
Funeral at 80 Wednesday, March H. by carriages 10
ltoaehill.
, 1879-03-11

Tho City Treasury.
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
Ins yerY !mpo.tnnt o!ese Of Gfty Treasurer should
CUTS no great figure In politics, and shouId ba
!octs or general Princtplca man t'at y
ako onu that II well known tU tns business
city md the heafr l.1ayers: nnn that pays taxes sud
- saTo !u,t sTsh Inan Z! ~ yard Iiai faa: who
GhlcaEot iu.wit. q. = Kellogg y CO. MI, lia!i haa 4
thnrtnrh buatncaa tducatfon has dono PHOSPHORUS
hanuss In city for the pAst twenty vo ytara. aud
aa eontrlbnc! Gensyoa.y Tor the prosncfty Of tl.a
Republican party md tbs hest intGtsatl Of CITY,
iis viii aru te hearty support .. I'll business men Ii
nominssed IT, to.4ay III .h3a!d hers 19 anan'u.9u,
ln Will not only get 81! tho Republican votes, but will
hd solid wlth large saEc OF tic buat1c mon IN tho
purity. thu toMpmf will lc frt,rlsc
a. ~ 4. ie esss of our IL: G.y ~ Tho Va
knowing hls Integrity End dtneai for the p!.rM
, 1879-03-11

UNIQUE GEMS or OD0RS.
A TRIAL will convince tho most sensitive TINT DR..
prlce's Perfumes are tho gems Of all odor.-liko
freshly gathered flowers.
, 1879-03-11

DRUNKENNESS.
DR.. D'uhger, discover OF the clnchona cnro for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room 81 Palmer
IIuune.
, 1879-03-11

Il
tary announced taat Ee lad communication
from Lyman Trumbull accepting an Invitation
10 the banquet Marcll17. Messrs ". J. Onnhatl.
J. +. Bonl!sld, ,. Calaghan, Thomas G. Moran,
tho National Colonization Conference, to be
held Ut the Grand Pacific March II, at IL o'clock
4 list Of nlternates was also selected. The
PRESIDENT read communication from Brock l.
ass!as MsyskaF' pEomlslnE to write poem for tls
announcing The fact that large delegations would
10 present from Minnesota, Wisconsin, mid
Kansas. Tile following names wero proposed for
election to tho Society, and duly elected: J: y.
6ulyth, Christian CaascIuan, ]. i. Moran, Will
talu buckley. Thomas Moyne, url Thonas Hutch
1Asou. The meeting adjourned after discussing
SUING arrangements for tho banquet.
oRAcKLAnp CEMETERY.
The conferences which hayc been held Tor
some tlMa paat at tbs Sherman Houss between
tile officials OF tlln GFacclalld Cemetery Comm.
NJ all Interested citizens Of Lake View, liz re-
Eara to The extension of tho Cemetery grounds,
haYe concluded In 4 manner satisfactory tu all
eoacesasd. A palnphlet hns lust been pub
'lshed enibodylnIs ne results OF The meetings,
,lhosa already gwen In 1'nB TnlnusE. III
eas1 the town pasaes MI or1tnanue excluding tho
Fight Of burial to the Connany III tho entire
trRrt bounded On the north by eulzer street. gu
by GracclHnd avenue. nnl ou Thu west by Stelu
street, the Company will therefore accept tlt
boundaries thus extended, anA WILL rel.nqulsl
Ill ciastn or intention TO use or acquire {ul
They also bind iilomaelscs to pay all taxes
tested upon Its lapds not now ln
:1osed foe cemetery. purposes, lor tue year
t67o. l67A 1877, and ls7a. lhe Company als<
htads Itself a case Of saen extension 70 co'l
3u!ed BY 1t n shall bo necessary to exten!!
.8tella sireet, etxtY.tour feet wide, due noFtl
lsonl 01aeelspd avenue to sulzsE street, asat