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THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Wilkin.l
JURY CASES

JURY CASES,
Peter Butt vs.. John KILN; action for dam
ages.
Constantine Roberts vs.. The City of st. Paul;
action for So 900 damages. On trial.
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.
CRIMINAL.
The city VS.. j. Mcnamara; assault and bat
terry. Dismissed.
The city VS.. P. Kelly; nuisance. Continued
to the 7th inst.
The city VS.. John Murphy, Sr., John Murphy,
Jr. aud Daniel Murphy; disorderly conduct.
Bonds given to keep the peace for six months.
The city vs.. Emil Gattschammer; larceny.
Continued until to-day.
The city VS.. F. A. Ricor; nuisance. Nuisance
sbated.
CIVIL.
Il. Greve VS.. Charles Leyherg; motion to
amend. Argued and submitted.
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For the remaining one seat in the elective
directory there was tie vote between j. J.
SanbOrn and J. Kelliher. Messrs. 81. 81. Sib-
ley, b. M. Rice, and r. W. johnson, are hon
orary members of the directory.
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WHEAT,
sIEHAUKEE,
CHICAGO.

WHEAT recelpts IN chicago 2IJ5bo Dushes;
shipments 40, 455 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 1850 bushels
shipments 200,S61.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee 2,5ll, 600 bushels.
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COMMERCIAL.
A Quiet Day In st. PauI---Wheat Futures
Advanced In Chicago and Milwaukee
Provisions Firm and Higher---New York
Stock and Eastern Produce Reports.

STOCK ana Eastern Produce Reports.
ST. PAUL, June 4.
There was quotable changes of values in the st.
Paul market yesterday, and trade, Influenced by the
unfavorable weather and the prevailing interest In
the struggles Of the politicians at Chicago, was
somewhat dull Strawberries were steady. The
first blackberes of the season were received yester
day, but they came in poor condition and none we're
forwarded to the country.
The Eastern wheat markets were Hrmer yesterday
and closed with small advance futures. Provis-
ions were also firm and higher.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint. ]

d. Greve VS.. Charles Leyherg; motion to
amend. Argued and submitted.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

The New Directory Chosen at the Election
Yesterday.
As announced, the chamber of commerce yes
terday afternoon elected its directory for the
ensuing year. Messrs. T. j. Barney, A. l..
Larpenteur, and E. j. Hodgson acted as
Judges of the election. The following is q list
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Adopted. (See ordinance No. 211.)
| Of Committee IN Gas
The Committee on Gas and Water, to whom
| was referred the annexed resolution in regard
to placing twelve lamps around
| the Capitol square, report that the
Gas Company agree to set the twelve
lamp posts asked for by said resolution, provid-
ed the city pays for six lamps regularly, aud
twelve lamps during the sessions of the Legis-
ture. With this understanding, your commit
tee recommend the passage of the resolution.
Respectfully,
A. ALLEN, Chairman,
Adopted. (See resolution)
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
OF Committee on New Market
The Committee present estimate No. II
to contractor of new Market House, amount
ing to $3,741.49, examined and found correct
by the City Engineer, and approved by the
Com mittee.
Allowed and ordered paid. (See resolu-
tion.)
Present claims of Santer &.Rsu, for corner
stone of said building, amounting to SIS;
and claim of Frank Schliek, as superinten-
dent, amounting to $94.5O.
Both claims approved by the Committee.
Allowed and ordered paid by the following
vote:
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, O'COnnor, Grace,
Bell, Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Minea, Mr..
President-10.
Of Alderman of Sixth ward
Ito whom was referred the report of the
City Engineer on the condition of the st.
Paul bridge. the committee report, after an
examination of the bridge, in favor of paint
ing the iron span thereof, as suggested by
the City Engineer.
Adopted and referred to the City Engineer
to carry out the reco mmendstion of the
committee by the foil owing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, OOonnor, Grace,
Bell, Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Minea, Mr..
Presidential.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Claims presented
J. Kahlert, $1.50; 81. s. Saroni, S496.25;
L. Breidert, $3.50; Sisters of Good Shepherd
$105; j. King, $207.42; st. Paul Water Com
pany, $4,916.05; James Welch, $3.50; s.
Hough, $685.; j. Davenport, 81; 1. Staples,
$6.97; Daily Globe, $249.54; II. 81. Athey,
$2.40; P. II. Kelly, $50; J. Clarkin, $3.50
Referred to Committee on Claims.
By Aid. Ringwald-
An order for the construction of sewer
on Exchange street, from point fifty feet
east of Sherman street, to q connection with
the Eagle street sewer.
Referred to the Committee on Streets.
By Aid. Bell
An order ms tructing the Board Of Public
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Respectfully submitted,
f. A. REM,
City Treasurer.
1891
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M. DORAN'S REPORTS

RENTEs-s5f CSC.
, 1880-10-24
/ SUPPOSE THE MONEY rs EARNED?

SUPPOSE THE MONEY rs EARNED?
10 th4 Editor oj Ths Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Somo weeks ago I was
called upon hy gentleman and Informed that
the Greenback Labor party could have $500 II 1t
would indorse Perry II. Smith for Con-
REess, or leave the place vacant I
thanked him, but assured him that
we had no use for the money,
or any money gotten IN that way. It did not
end, however, with this; the parties Immediate
ly commenced working with quasi Greenhack-
ers, Of which have been kept continually ill.,
formed. and have known that 1t was their inten.
possible. and for which they were to be we'll
paid. That they were working was made very
plain In THE Tn1nuSE lust Thursday. but they
have In their anxiety overreuched themselves,
as tricky people nre very npt to do.
Mr.. Adams OF No. II Bcldcn place, was nomi-
mated by the regular Greenback Labor party's
son ana vii SH Sc ' Stod s Honest
member Of the party. tn the district: The Con.
vcntion held hi Uhlich's Hall last night. of
as I'@a indorsins sing I Perry w 4 T.. 5 Smith, IS bogus
aIl through. Some OF the parties whose names
are appended to the call knew nothing about the
Convention being called, never ' signed it Or
person or committee had or have any au-
thority for calling Mass-ConvcntIon for any
purpose under tl,o auspices Of the Greenbaek,
Convention had been, I ana Informed. chosen
previous to the Congressional Convention. and
no other was ever authorized by the Central
As individuals they hnd perfect right tc
meet, and organize, and nominate, and express
and declare for any purpose whatever. but their
or6their; declarations indorscd by the Green
| hackers OF the city ar county. Corcor.1r
crowd whoever they are, is not the crowd inte
Secretary Cook County Centr4l Committee.
, 1880-10-24

.,,;ua,ion in the rudiments Of q plain
pass M e1n. a1 a. ofuc,tion and to present GER
common senno .'o-foct bodily health from ply
titcatcs o. la,t p moral character from clergy
scian ano eoou .n,,t sixteen nurses will be under
man. Al ulsl - nnc time, being divided into two
instrnctlon. .,.,t ~ cach: and after the first two
classes o. uilt be graduated each year, eight
e $ = : s;ss:i ss !; :ss: md
u, s: At s. all s1e,%ents ss nat So Is
c!scl5 tne no,tornc. and will be attempted here
6cia! III uDe.,-,.r;nteudcnce Of one who has been
under n' ,nar system for many years. No more
apart ',.,r ~ rcfor,n In hospital management has
inter@%1 ,sa%ertaken in long time, and the prog
teen ap,H ,he trial will be watched with interest
pot ont o.. thc medical profession and charitably'
ou. oo'..osed ~ persons generalls.
, 1880-10-24
SUCCESSFUL INNOVATION.

The system Of marking goods 50 that al can
see and understand the price, and selling
them without deviation, as adopted by n:
Nlatson & Co., jewellers, Nos: 1G6, lGs, and
10 State street, is meeting with q just appree-
citation and reward. Everybody likes princi-
Uniform price to alt, whether they are ac-
ouainted with the goods they are buying or
are ignorant of their real value and obliged
to rely OF, what is told them, they see and ap-
bines b honorable dealing and equal justice;
It Inspires confidence and creates q cordial
understanding between buyer and seller
which is quite too rare these days. Most in.
portant Of all is the self-evfdent fact that
where dealer marks his gooaf; ;,,1ams,t a. ,'%ed
possible to the buyer by fixing the lowest
price for which the article: can be afforded;
It, therefore, saves time, is economical, and
avoids misunderstanding
, 1880-10-24

"NEw Yo1.k, Oct. q q, 1851. S; Harris,
Esq, General Agent, Chicago, iU.-Ihe
1Ietropole to-day cabled money to orr bank +
ers to buy S100, 600 Of Government bonds 10
niace i'll hands of. trustees, thereby lslcreas-
Inc t1 its "a assets in the United States to nearly
half million dollars.
The above dispatch refers to the Mctropo!e
Fire-1nsurance Company Of Paris represent m
ed by Davis & Rcqua, of this city. BY build
ing m its assets in such commanding pro
naTtions in this country. and making SUCH
5ulicious Investments in United States bonds
lie Company not only giycs evIdence Of Of
sound financial management, out also o. us
which may arise in its underwriting expo
riRncn.
, 1880-10-24
C0RSES LEFT BEHIND US.

For The Chtca9o Tribune.
[Air: 1.-The Girl Left Behind Me."1
We arc pressing on in Freedoms van
In the foremost ranks you IL find us:
but our scRly sorekleuds seek the rear,
with the corpscs left behind us.
Poor Forney's gone-" Dead Duck" In truth;
No more the buge5 wake him;
Gray wolves shnll gnaw his useless bones,
And many crow shall take him.
Sour Trut,bulls corsc lies close behind,
And the buzxnrdy crowd ur0ti nj him:
His sors: hend struck to heart md hrnin.
And tho uncleun birds have found him.
From q cock-oyed corpse comes fearful stencil,
And our noses oft remind us,
As tho breeze5 blow from our line OF march,
Ben Butler lies behind us
Let tho sorehcads 90 to the wolf and crow
Let the traitors fall behind US;
In the foremost ranks, In the hottest tight.
Meath the Selrry Flag you'll find us.
Then close the ranks, and keep the step,
Nor hecd the idle bowling
OF tho gray wolves skulktng In our rear.
INV 90 - N. A. BARRETT.
Solomon did not, as many believe. discover the
formula for DR.. Bull 8 Cough Syrup.
, 1880-10-24

If.
nave gone III. lof ale "a41tol' -a4''
Hcdrer-
EVERYTHING looks prosperous. DR.. Tanner
will soon leave for Europe.
81 am afraid Twill be only 4 local issue
myself in a few wecks."-V. S Huucork
,f.,,,,. ,,o,+ ,,,,eo+ . qow ,,,re opo Init
ha osoo na., drown;ng 4mer,ca isn't nlaying in
much luck this wear.
r.u p,.,or ,-,r, o,r,,;,c , e,1a,1, of "a =
r.,,s s,t e,-n ,xr Nc vo,dar.
,',,.,s ,,ar,,nt vii, ,o,r ,,a fc,,,'st.1
= r. -. 1,-,:..;.> 1,.,,,,au , of pohar+
49, nam ~ Mn'r u.s. Inc, weines.
....' ""s .,,", r.+a Uo,o,, cr;n,th a ootca
49, 49,. ,.a,1e -
00s's' - ~, =. 49,. .,t,o ~
an ef]itorlol in the Galveston Neus. Probably,
If YOU ret in every night by o'clock and en-
conrnrc the nurchase OF bouuets.
rh,. eo1das+ THINE, tn Rostou neopie in con-
nect1on with Woodward's detalea1on anu n'gne
Is the fact that he associated WIN "oman "ao
spells emergency "immerngansS
The celebrated German authoress, Lisa
Linhardt. committed suicide recently by throw
ing herself into the sea. American poets havc
great deal to learn about some tnlngs-
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How I wonder IL my "a
Fvcr will rcnent. and let
Arthur Ii, the parlor set, .
-77oaton Girl.
-, a,,ro,.,r ,oroec tho con :
Ano 4'ot W "1"a 80 ~ .ss.,,,-.
easas .... -. +.. -. +na ,,,,+f,6a
, 1880-10-24

IT must be admitted that Garfield has not
done the fair thing with Hancock. He has III
tcrly neglected the Generals challenge to q
joint debate in the form Of 1etter-writing. What
wonder that Darnum became .exasperatod to
tho puint of writing letter for Garfield and
signing Garicld's name to it: But he should
not have 1nsultcd Gnrnelds intelligence by
misspelling his name. Was TINT done like
Cassi1s9
, 1880-10-24
[Yes.]
EXCELLENT SUGGESTIONS.

To The Ejitor Qf TIC CHttHdV 1fEDHHe+
CHICAGO. Oct. 23-Would 1t not DC advisable
for tho Republicans to post conspicuous notices
~ +ha rcgstrv in every election precinct. Many
Viii m forger to register unless their attention IS
chilled Is the aato aud place Of reg Mregstry 0ne
notn earmarEs If the Democracy, and begs the
nnwashcd INV to SBe shure s Regestir;" 1t is
h,,bi1 Of the Democrats to delay as much az Pcs. g.
ynte, and no one should neglect the registry
/ waEt to make what I hope Is an unnecessary
, 1880-10-24

A 2([EAl& A4AH -
ment Of the Chinese. to
our Pacific Coast par
takes but little OF the
character of such an
theaithy] Immigration,
either in its purpose 0r]
is result 1t is too much
like an importation to-
m welcomed withoutre-
ericdon: too much like!
an invasion to be looked
upon without solicitude-
ne cannot consent to
allow any form, OF sery-
Ie labor to be intro
aaced among us under
The guise Of tmmtgra-
uon. 1t will be the duty
o. Congress to mitigate
he evils already felt
md prevent their in
e1ease by such restl-ic-
uoas as, without yio-
renee or injustice, will
pace upon a sure foun-
Maon the peace. Of
uuf y communities and
a tae freedom and dignity
, 1880-10-24

suggestion: that every ticket or rather batch Of
lied by some thoroughly posted Republican in
the district. In order that no missDeled names
or incorrect initials rnuy tnvaliuatc the ticket
and especially that Garfield ticket may uot
count for Hancock by having the Democratic
Electors on It. Eternal vigilance" etc.
, 1880-10-24

genuine. Yet they cngugc In this dirty WORK IN
the hope OF dcceving some workmcn who 90
not read the newspapers. It will not work. The
workinen Of Chicago are moro Intelligent than
the Democratic bosses give them credit for be-
, 1880-10-24

FIJI. Drake ESQ., Detroit, Mich, suffered BE-
yopd all description from skin disease whlcn
1nneared on bis hand. head, and face and nearly
DESTROYED his eyes. The mnst careful tloctor!ng
failed to help him, and after ali had failed No
used the Cuttcura Resolvent internally. Cutlcnfa
md hns remained perfectly we'll to this dag.
, 1880-10-24

IF the seven sleepers have got into COM
Portable bcrths on tho County Campaign COM
mitteo thoy should be helped down and out.
, 1880-10-24

IHE Democrats have canyassed every
"asu and town in Cook County Thcy know ap-
No1lmately how many voters there aro IN each
"ara and town. how many Of these are Re-
pooncans, how many Democrats, and how many
oonoffui~ They know whom to bring to the
poas On elecdon-day and whom to neglect They
4no~ the voters who can be Influenced by
aoeuments or missionary work Of any kind;
sna they keep this class of citizens fully sup
Ried with campaign literature. There never
"as such work done by any party In county
campaign before
, 1880-10-24

GAnr1ELD7s views on the Chinese ques-
t5fn have been clearly defined by Congressman
Davis, of California, in letter to ". W. Nor
rox. Chairman OF the Republican Central Com
mittee of that State. Tho letter is dated House
Of Representatives. Washington, June n, and
printed In the Bulletin Of Saturday, the Sd inst
The part referring to the Chinese question is as
follows:
Garfield is IS thoroughly averse to an Invasion
ciples would naturally make him SO. and he was
c,'ntir1ncd In his views by his experience In sun
Frnucsco in 1875, his account Of which has been
beye @ often l slked re- to him on this matter: md he
always expressed the warmcSt sympMthy Win
our people; and. when the Fifteen passenger
bill was expected to come before tho House
tor discussion, he volunteered to speak IN
our. behalf, and he would have Done go,
but the Democrats. as you REMEMBER, pelng
trick demanded the previous question instantly
on reporting the bill, and this cut OF debate In
like manner they refused I'll amendments 20 the 5s
hill and among them one Otfored by Garfield
providing for notice to the Chinese Goverument
1n the language OF our platform, Gen Garfield
"reKards The unrestricted immigration OF the
Chinese as an evil Of great magnitude HIS
only objecdon to the bill reported to the House
was the desire to maintain the faith Of the Coy
ernment: and to. give powerful and triendty
nation that reasonable notice ct our desire 10
modify our relations to her and her citizens
which the courtesy Of nations requires me
sequel has justified his foresight. and believe
II he Democratic Congress had been less any
ious for electionecring weapons. and had really
wished to check Chinese Immigration the HOOD
would have been stopped before now. ana when
be is elected President, if the present Coumis-
sion to China be unsuccessful, we shall have the
subject dealt with by an earnest and SERIOUS
man in an earnest and direct way-not to MAKE s3
petty electioneerin0 capital, but with the real
desire to put an end to this invasion.
Congressman Davis testimony corresponds
closely with that Of Mr.. A. ". Campbell,
editor of the Wheeling CIV. Va-) fnte11f0enccr, who
printed report Of long conversation with
Garfield on this subject some months ago. IN tne
course OF which the latter expressed the views
here attributed to him.
, 1880-10-24
DEAFNESS CURED.

My hearing was restored and my dausnter was
cured Of painful disease OF the ears oy us.
ror1,eworth. 11- Clark street, Chicago publish
.s;a ~ tha benefit Of those similarly afflicted.
y n BEEsoy, 1901 West Jackson street,
, 1880-10-24

t,ho1nas Delany, Memphis, Tenn. says: "
have been afflicted for nineteen years with Pso-
rIasis, and have spent hundreds OF dollars Tor
Doctors did not know whit TO call my disense !
would scratched nights until scratch msself
raw; then it would dry and form into scales whlca
,go,id ali be scratched ofr next night, and SO On.
/ have been completely cured by the Cuticura
Remedies"
, 1880-10-24
1fEEEC4414.
!
Wonderful Cures Of Salt Rhaum, Psoriasis,
itching and Sea|y Humars, Scrotula,
SCfofulous Sores, Ulcers; aid
MarcuriaI Affections,

HCuticura Remedies consist OF Cutfcura Re-
solvent, for purifying the blood, through tho
bowels, lyor, kidneys IND skin. Cutscs'r's. a Ne
i}itinaI Jelly. which removes dead flesh and SKIN.
renders healthy ulcers and old sores. nllnys IN
fummntion, itching, and irritation Of the skin
una scnlp, and Cuticura Medicinal ro'let SOAP,
which restores, whitens, and beautitcs the skin:
Cuticurn Shaving Soap Is the only medicinal
soap expressly prepared for shaving.
, 1880-10-24

THE Republicans in Cook County up to
this timo have boon hunting with brass band.
, 1880-10-24

Fl. e. Carpenter. ESQ.,, Henderson, n f. cured
inR, by the Cuticura Resolyent internally, an and
Cuticuru and Cuticurn Soap extcrnally. me
most wonderful case on record Cure Ger
inont citizons All afflicted with Itching anu
Scaly Diseases should send to US for this tesu-
1,oninl In full
, 1880-10-24

THE Republicans carried Indiana by care
full and thorough organization The Republic
ans may lose Cook County for want at the same:
, 1880-10-24

Tho ease and comfort with which the ladies use
+,,o ,,oisnIcss new No. Of the Wheeler s. wilson
scwjnr-macntncs is quite remarkable and very
.ronderful, No. lis State street.
, 1880-10-24

UNANIMOUSLY dirty work doesn't come
oTass ,sa IN Democratic campaign for the county
W.ns Inc managers. presided over by Mike
uonaid 4as.S and Joseph Chesterfield Mackin, yes
49, eas caused to be circulated throughout the
s,,,:sps cops Of the forged Chinese lubor letter
msnsu outed TO Gen. Garfield. The Democratic
hsra Knew this letter to be forgery They
1ha.-@ n@ even the decent excuse Of ignorance.
o"n organs admit that the letter is not
, 1880-10-24

Important TO 1.,r.aer;s: a;s II 3Gha 1;nds Of cat
t1e sbcep, hoes and fowls, that be has f9nnq
profitable for farmers to raise after tn1 IN Gsit lis
exnerience. Write for circulars CT s4a4' A1'7
Summit Farm.
, 1880-10-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For CONSTIPATION. biii9nssnesvS nreasa va3otahe
gestion; headncne. ~ tacu acts ike chafn Re
suits: Pure blood healthy comnlextq}n, o1at Sea
ha,,1 Price SO cents. Depot, northeasI corne1
Madison street and Fifth avenue
, 1880-10-24

Etnc1,ester:s 1ypopl1osp1'tfcs
will c,,r,, consumption, coughs, weak lungs;
hrnnchitis, hn and general debility Estaohshed
twenty-une years.
, 1880-10-24

or tie many cough remedies nelqhe pei Pre-
the public Naeastsrs Gongh dx Mxt15e by e5ohS ejohn
an cnrnnr Of Haisted and Harrison Streets a"o
for sale by ull druggists
, 1880-10-24
ryr1mED To L VOTE.

To the Editor Of Ihe Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. ca3.-For the past ten years my
home is ia Chicago. I was out Of this State two
months this summer, and returned 70 tnls CITY
this coming elections Respectfully yours,
, 1880-10-24

ForsIfy the the ood. j, e.,
CT Of the season By. enr1cn'ne sooA D -
drink Arend's kumyS
, 1880-10-24
PERSONALS.

BnAG is a bad dog in county elections.
uoldfast is worth ten OF him.
, 1880-10-24

GEN. BEN HARRISON did not have q full
house at Farwell Hall Wednesday. Whya
, 1880-10-24
PROFESSIONAL.
PROFESSIONAL.
CATARRH::
Its Correct Diagnosis and Ration-
al Treatment by
Dr.. UeSSon Pratt,
243 State-st., Chicago.

nertve s n,me fr GATaRE4 xGs a.u,v understood to
E. a ss an asas ss
neoae. the most ,x.i;iai sss Igtou, t.e.tn,psa
she 1asas q tae s1pes!sased physiesa: ee;6 "a
esa *s$
thus p!anty na,eas,nE nd. sympathetic dtathes.s or
n,
0Foneh't's' and eoHSsaTc;nNs!sSahi eSTSNsh
sts :Ssds "a ss'sss
sold as easaFFh fe&fa'Sh fSeR&TaSh11 ea'a1Fn 'nos etc
ses !sy Is sss I'd iss
Stone to t4s discass T. ffh5 RH eases ont OF ten
Transforms the bright rudy features ef yeath Into
a c hs soed q
1s1sa patieni M hat the isa1fu ofta'ity soasu@P
ton will be essened, only when this disease u
properly und'r''oeaA SAT%KRn aad t6ii'e'l.
s g ;3niso%s 5 saa xs
as s3s ottsS sssaS;
l
BysteIn without resort to such means ~ are an0.
cated for its proper treatment and al aavlee and
| expectation TO the contrary ore ony nlnasanees
toit' ultimate c"'c 'ccArARRH
Dtnns the circulatory system OF morodc matter an0
| om Snu Hsn,tinc ::infcctne" Of asmokin9H
astrinRont remedies, the result is most fatal aad
| speedy. c,r.ppu - +.
Seldom develops itself suddenly but Is rnther the -
Of s soses serofuo saa ee he
system. which 'acks the Innate p3"er <, OF 'e1t-ro-
CATARRH .
| sons ot different tempe eraments and constitutional
time and condton: it IN nevertheless a consttsu-
/ tonn disease. nnd nust be- 1nus anoasatooo III"
| treated. x
| Enervates the system in some cases, and causes =
chronic feveriJh excitement In Others. requiring =
| verse In the other; hence Thy aosnrdty OF treas
ing the disease VIZ 9!sr1Rhn T ;'PG1f remedy
the uisensc feniy Is. when spoken OF NJ local Tn
nammation OF the memhsane ct the nose % foF y rs n
degree, Us when neglected 1t Inns reacheo tne
| lurgs c,r,nnu +-s
Lessons the nerve power f the system. ana causes
| world IT mental ny well rs physical pain ana dis
ssnasC ot anS ksener eep
knows fur more tesH GXTaKPH ra{KSeiHf sse@
u1,un the parent anu In the pA@e. wan features OF
innocent chi'dh"od We read ~ ,ts tInasms18eo
tendency which, sss5Esitfd cxTSHKh ends IN aea'o
| Yields readily to Mofoputhic 1reatment which sur
TO re s;s,em 5ayss taccnt n ncn th
| removing the cause and establishing faa'ea'
DIR. CLESS0N PRATT.
P.s.-uours, 10 to u and to5. Consultation Free
, 1880-10-24

o,.,oooo TRIBUNE oflice), north latitude
ades M SIS; xsss 1onstada from nm cfeennieh tse; sae
Vason s,s,o,ned table shows tho time OF rising
1ne 1.,,,,s se lower limb, and the official ttno
q tus In.,nc tho first str1et-lamp in each cir
fE ~ .h;- ..;ty. during the coming week, unless
cuA ~ eooncr On account OF bad weather. Also
oFoe.I ',,'rinp times for cxtinguishing the first