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Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

IRENr.-Ar TwELFrH.
vests. two new three story
No story houses with .ids
n houss cor. Of 18th and
itgo story house on West
q yanBuf ,n. All having
|oorshes and all modern
E'HARLAn CAUSE.
Front and Tstnsil Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

gALUABLE4 STORY
Il property. me. n1D
shsiting, hclsting ma:
ffont on Market street
( cxtcnd ing between par
N street. For terms, oc.,
INSURANCE CO..
o)s Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

1T.ST,} M |.I 61.zST OR EXCHANGE
.||.|@.E country store properly;
-sa n Z 1'.. .'1I. 5tand and Is in 0 goos
holt' "a. r. IT, WNSEND.
IL 6l6 Market 81. city.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

grateful till hs saw that her constant
solioitude for him was affecting her
health.
For some time he had thought Of
proposing assistance, although he had
q morbid ssnsitivsness to having
strangers about him.
The want In the morning paper
had struck him as novel, hence his
sudden resolution TO give the person .
trial.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

,,,-s,'1 ,,--~1.sI 4 {. + q 4 l.l,OD INvESrMENf.-
~ IN - ~. a. r. Us dwelling. in busl.
". r2's Il 8. MARSHAL Ii
- .,-.o. lo6 W, seventh st.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
A BARGAIN.

We ofFer bouse Sgl Church street. 10 feet
lront rooms, tin roos, 10 nrstrate order, ioi
aIOoo STO0 on mortgage. AEALD w.
ian2S-4t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

...-,,-<s<i /. .< Fl = .EW STORES, % NEW
4; z. ''|| || |.6ra $3.50 10 ts,Ooo. Terms
~ eff'< q . b f @INDALL O. SONS.
=, .S.'. r. n IIth and Walnut eu.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

.-s-xE - IA s xnUFAUTURIN0 BUS;
MW% Is I6sls, fixtures, Eood VIII
~ w. ia. *I.1t YARD on Elliott avenue
~ Sns N Z; 1tnt business, &c, apply
sse<.+< Elroet. Terms easy:
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

~-T'S 4 % HORSE, HARNESS
MrSS rI@ + -5Z0< also good rtiint sSa'
~ ~ n [7sO. AINSWORrH,
/ ~, sc,,. ,1l<1.. IIth and Clayton sts.' city
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

WANTED NEW FOUNDmAND
w nup; ttate prize; Tsc.s y; s.sin I 40 , o. Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
YoH RENT.

rcoR RENT.-THE HOUSE NO. so4 W.
Second street II conteius stoIe ana
INQUIRE next door. (t0s) or oi M. OLANof, ,
Rising Sun. is"Sies
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

T0ok RENr.-A LARGE hOOM SUI.
II able for . shop, situated 10 the tn.,u r,
story Of tho building Ile Snipisy s'iseS ''A'
wv naft q. ID. OLELAND.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

rNOARDING AT 1907 TATEALL Sr.
II pleasant rooms and nrstcass taoie
oiso ,ah board situated near tho city rail
way and witnin three Squares OF the new
t,cnrt House, :an2ttawd
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
BOARDING..

vvOARDING.-GOODB BOARD AT s2OO
Is a week, with pleasant rooms and every
nome comfort for Young women, can DO found
It lle East. Sixth street washing ,so 70 cents
extra. AiS"
, 1881-04-17
THE LELAND HOTEL.


An Innovation n-:Fa*htonablc Dinner
Hour.
It has been the pride Of the 14elands 10 Dc
first to make all the best innovations III their
hotels, and now Warren F. Leland opens the
Chicago house by inaugurating the very
stylisIl dinner hours of 5to 7:30 y. III. This
will bu welcome change to the gent
Of leisure as we'll as the businessman, anu 1t
is to be expected that some OF the other hotels
will follow suit, but to follow the Le!ands IN
the hotel business will be Il lively race tor
many of them. The changes in the Leland
Hotel are already so marked that parties who
have not yisite Il the place for several weeks
would not kno w it. The reception-room has
been frescoed i'll the highest style Ut art, re-
fitted with elegant tapestry carpets, ana
suit Of furniture that is truly Iiagnltcent;;
The dining-room has also been frescoed anu
newly-f,rllished with new silver made from
a Special pattern designed BY Mr. w. Leland.
and while every piece is as plain as possible,
tile general effect when OH: the table IS very
pleasin. to the eye, and indicates solid dur;l-
bility and comfort in it's use. 1t will be USED
for The first time ut to-day'S dinner. which IS
to be Ill elaborate: affair. All the appoint
ments Of the hotel have been Improved. Inc
billiard-roolu has been changed to the large,
cumuOlious corner store, where, with Inc
new bar new fixtures, and elaborate frcscoes,
the guests and their friends may enjoy them-
selves,
, 1881-04-17

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Sr, PAUL, Mimi, April l6.-Thc Mime
apolis l. St. Louis Railway Company expect
to yery materially extend their lines this sea-
son by the construction Of It's miles of new
road In preparation for the proposed eS-
tension the Hon. W: u. Washburn. President
of the Company, states that lie has already
purchased 10000 tons of iron rails. all OF
which will arrive rs rapidly rs they are
needed in the work Of construction. VI the
projected extensions 125 o2i0 miles will be on
the new line via Excelsior and Lake Mime
tonka, with the westerly boundary line OF the
State as its objective point. Tile precise local.
ity has not pet been named, but the line will
penetrate the great wheat belt. This line
will cross the Hastings Il Dakota at or near
Norwood, and the Minnesota river lear
The line is not definitly located beyond the
river, and ithas not yet been decided whether
it will cross the Wlnona Il st. Peter at Mar
shall,own ur north Of that point This line
will he laid with steel rails. The grades are
easy, and it will be 1irst-class IN every re-
spcct- The Iowa linc south from Fort Dodge
will also be extended forty or nifty miles
reaching additional coa1-ields. Thirty miles
Of this last-naned extension are already ul'-
der contract to Messrs. Henry Il Batch, and
will be completed by the 1st Of August
Messrs. Henry & Batch have also taken Il
contract for constructing lo0 miles OF the eX-
tension toward the westerly line OF the State,
which they will have fully completed early
work Is not yet under contract, but soon will
be, and the entire work will be finished and
the ca1s running thereon before the SNOW.
flies,
, 1881-04-17
ITEMS.

Mr.. l. G. Ogden, formerly Treasurer Of the
Chicago {; Pacific Railway i'll this city, llas
been appointed Auditor Of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, with headquarters at Vim
nlpeg. Mr.. Ogden is an experienced ac-
countant, anu he will no doubt give good
account Of himself in his new position.
wrecked near HomewoUd early yesterday
morning, delaying the Cincinnati express and
the Gilman passenger for about three hours.
The accident was caused by the freight jump
irg the track while trying to switch oil in
order to allow the passenger train to pass
Three Of the cars were considerably broken
Up. but little damage was done to the others.
4 car loa.led with fine horses fortunately
escaped destruction
The clerks of the General Passenger De-
partment Of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad not having been given ali
aud chain presented to Mr.. James Il. Ward
night before last, and not being willing to al
low their former chief to depart for new
fields without giving him some slight token
of esteem and friendship, pre5entel him yes
terday morning. with u box. Of the finest
cigars that could be procured. MIR. C. II.
Grant one Of the boys noted for his .elo-
Querce. made the presentation, and Mr..
Ward feeiingiy expressed his thanks. .
Several important and valuable additions
have just been made to the TrnUclc7S'. Ship
pcrs' and Mall Guide. The new census Of
lSso is now published with every city and
town mentioned in the guide. There has
also been added list of the departures and
arrivals Of all the Pacific steamship lines at
San francisco. But the most important I'M
complete shippers, guide for Illinois, giving
the locations Of all points in the State and
showing how to ship from Chicago, also how
to express ann telegraph to those points
, 1881-04-17

by merchants and bankers buying Halls pat
ent fire aud burglar proof safes, as they have
successfully resisted the burglars attempts for
thirty years. During the past ninety days flalfs
Safe s. Lock Company have sold to the mer-
chants of Chicago over 200 of their safes. This
alone shows the appreciation Of their work cnd
that their record In the great fire Of II IS not
forgotten.
Owing to the increase of their business they
arc compelled to get larger and more spacious
store. and have leased OF Mr.. Letter the handsome
store G7 Washington street, where they expect
to be tho LIST OF May with Il larger stock than
, 1881-04-17

Gen. F. r. Myers, who for so many years
has ably and efficiently presided over the
Passenger and Ticket Department Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Company, but relinquished his
position on the first of this month to spend Il
few years in Europe to regain his former
yigor anu health, started for the East last
evening on his way to Europe. Previous to
his departure yesterday afternoon his former
employees and colaborers surprised him i'll the
Office of Assistant General Superintendent
Gorllan,, and presented him with Il heavy
gold chain and valuable iocket as token Of
their regard and friendship. Mr.. Myers was
entirely unaware of what was in store for
him when the gentlemen filed into Mr.. Cor
ham S Office until Mr. George Willard, attorney
for the PENNSYLVANIA Company, arose from
his seat. and spoke of the kind feelings
wllicl! Mr.. Myers former employers enter
tanned for linn. They iad become aware
that lie was 10 depart after years OF weary
labor, to secure rest. and they. were unwlll-
ken to remind him Of their deep love and
friendship. There were few who had per-
formed so onerous duties for 50 many years
and still kept the love and esteem Of all who
had been under him. lie then presented
him with tie beautiful token in neat vel
vet casket-
Gen. Myers was overcome with emotion,
and with tears i'll his eyes expressed his deep
sense Of gratitude ut this unexpected show
Of friendship. lie said he had always been
proud of his boys, but for whose faithful
ness and valuable assistance lie could never
have accomplished what he did.
The present was accompanied By the fol-
lowing memorial from the donors:
CHICAGO. April l6-F. X. Myers, Esq: Having
fully realized the fact that you have severed
your connection with the Pennsylvania Com
pany. and thut you arc about TO leave for Il
1imc the scenes OF your late 1abors, We desire to
express. In Il slight degree, the high esteem III
which you are held by your late employees in the
Passenger Department.
This chain and seal. which has been selected
By a few Of your many friends, we ask that you
accept, not that Its intrinsic value measures our
lore anG esteem, but as slight toke1: of re-
1ncnlbrnnce from those who will ever hold you
near and dear to their hearts, We hope you will
wear It Tor our sake. and. us II will always bc be-
fore you, YOU will often be reminded Of the boys
who will remember you as one ever eu:.er to re-
5oice at their SUCCESS and always ready with
your valuable counsel for their guidance and
government.
Hoping that you may have pleasant and in-
etruct1ve trip abroad and TINT you will return TO
US restored ID health we have tho pleasure to
s'En ourselves your most obedieut servants,
>. u. Demuond. D. F. Horner, F. Il. Sorthup,
". s. Thorn, Frank Thorn, D. D. Drew losenh
ttuthoul, Albert Geerlings. J. G. Manlovc, +. ".
Madern, John Clark, J. II. Wiioughby. f. l..
Inf'lce. Z. II. Norris, r. J. johnson, and ". K,
Owens.
AGAINST CHICAGO.
1b the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune
, 1881-04-17
AGAIN OPEN TO TRAINS.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 1G.-At ? o'clock
this afternoon the snow-shoyelers OH the line
Of the Sioux City Road completed their work.
At that hour the track was clear Of ice and
SHOW from St. Paul to Sioux City. Soon att
erwards train left the latter place and made
connections with No. i, that had been DE-
layed there since two weeks ago Friday.
The $40 train that left St. Paul yesterday
afternoon was ordered to lay over at St
James last night, but will 20 through to
Sioux City to-day. The road officials will
first move fuel and provisions in preference to
any other freight. which will consume several
days Of time. While this is being done on
the main tracks. the snow-shoyelers will be
at work upon sid1ngs that are still under the
snow and ice. Probably the line will not
be ready to move heavy freigllts with alac-
rity and dispatch for week or ten days, is
much work Is to be done yet in finishing up:
Nonieht passenger-trains will run beyond
st. James for Il few days. The road has
qcen closed practically all the time since the
1sL of February.
, 1881-04-17

HousroS, Tex, April l6.-'rhere was re-
corded here to-day a mortgage made by the
Houston &Jrexas Central Railway Company
to the Farmers Loan & Trust Company Of
New York. to secure 1s,5o0 bonds OF $1,000
EACH This mortgage covers the entire road
and all its franchises. It is dated April J.,
1881, payable April /, 1921, and the proceeds
derived from these new bands is to be used
$4,000 OOO
, 1881-04-17


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. April u, Mt o'clock,
at the residence OF the brides parents ut MnywuOd
Ill, by tho Kev. Henry .. Granger, Henry +. Akin
ul,d Miss Bessie ]. Robson.
F5@Scn YORK City and Cleveland tO) papers please
copy,
FlTzG1BBONS NS-NESTLEBuSH-A St. Mary's
Church. "Wednesday, April u. Mt. Henry L. Fftzsib-
buns and Miss Mary IL. Sestlebush. NJ cards.
WAUD-KOiD-I3y the Hey. Dr.. George, April T.
Mr.. Frank T.. Wuud aud Miss lucy A. Boyd. formerly
OF UnioDp0rt, o.
% -Yut,a}o IL. ~ papers plcase copy.
, 1881-04-17

that they are and have been swindled out t.2t OF
millions Of dollars worth of trade during the
past year, or since the forni2 anon o. the VII
famous pool combination to all Southwestern
points. The shippers Of t1st, secohd; tnlru;
River towns and points west OF there
more more " per ~ 100 pounds, according to
Classification, than from St. r., Louis.
For lnstancc, from Chicago to all Mlssoor17 II
River towns The rate ol second @ cfss from Is ST ~
Wc have now in our possession two ex-
pcnse bills Of goods shipped i'll March laS!
to party i'll Council Bluffs, H., whste .', nalt
tic quantity from th!caSo . ,,,a r"ss ,''s sccni.
class freight; or, in other words, the rate .c
from fr Peoria is 80 cents and from Chicago 70
crnts-I0 cents per 100 pounds III favor OF
Peoria as2st chcaSGi Is tni y 3psire 10
in tie % past! She has permitted them to
enter ner city from all directions almost to
the business centre, and now We flnu size Is
left out, compared with st, Louis anu
Peoria, rs nehorse station, whereas III the
vi value as q Shipping point to all llrairoads cen.
term. here than ST. Louis, Peoria, anu all
intermediate points combined.
Can anything be done, or are the. nler-
chants Of Chicago generally aware OF tnls
unjust discrimination against her interests
or must they tamely submit tolt !?
The time was when all roads running west
or southwest from Chicago carried all classes
of freight and were glad to ret It ut u the
same rates as from st. Louis, but when they
entered into the pool combination they vlr-
trally sold Chicago ont, and Us 4 consequence ZEE
have driven Il large trade away IRON :'cr
Which it will be hard for her to ever get back
again. Get St Louis tariffs and classlticae
lion points named anu you will t1nd lots OF
legitimate matter which Chicago lnerchants
will be thankful to you to yen1llate. i. IL.
, 1881-04-17

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 10.-The cause
which has beeu pending In the United States
Court here, iii which the Southern Express
Company enjoined the Memphis g. Table
Rock Railroad Company from charging the
same prices charged other shippers of ex-
press matter, came up to-day before Judges
Baxter and Hammond. After argument the
illjuncuon was dissolved.
, 1881-04-17

without running about for information. A.
new and revised shippers guide for Iowa
and Nebraska will also be added soon. 10
Shippers and railway men this guide Is III
xalu1llP.
, 1881-04-17

New YORK, April 16.-The Presidents of
the trunk lines and representatives of the
principal Western railways, forming a ma
jo7ity Of the Joint Executive Committee,
have decided that, inasmuch us the tariff Of
April was established for the summer sea-
sou. and the reduction OF April II WIS only
made to meet special rates which ere since
Withdrawn, commencing Monday, April Is,
the tariff Of April l be restored, and the
eighth class be made 80 cents.
, 1881-04-17
ATLANTA d WEST POINT.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April l6.-The Wadley,
Sloan d Taylor Syndicate have purchased 4
controlling Interest i'll the Atlanta d West
Point Railroad. This gives the Louisville &
Nashville and Central Railroad combinations
the principal South Atlantic and Gulf ports,
embracing Charleston, Savannah, Pensacola,
Mobile, New Orleans, and inland cities for
Western freightS
, 1881-04-17

AEDF.lSUN-0LsDN-Vh engagement Of II. L.
Anderson and Miss Isabella A. Olson Il announced
Both OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures engagement OF Miss
Kcbeccn Goldberg to Sir. uerulnn ]. Poak Is an-
uQunctd.
, 1881-04-17

In the displayed advertisement. OF the
Partisan Suit Company, Sunday. April ~:
"U. B. Baldwin j. Co." should have read
ID, B. Babcock & Co."
, 1881-04-17

The universal verdict Is that the New No. 5 IS
Wheeler s. Wilson Manufacturing Co., lis State.
, 1881-04-17


From his Mother.
oiiser IL Mccsss and Jas T. wnite ssea Il mon,Ss
Funeral Monday, April Is, at II O'Clock, from the
holuc OF her parents BY carriages to Northwestern
Depot, ana thence By cnrs 10 Calvary Cemetery.
1G May Louise lla. dnughter Of D. i: and tie late
olive Draper Hall. ugod IL months and days.
Notice Ut funeral In Mondays papers
FALkES BEnt;-Ntcho FalkenberS, member
residence. til Aususta-st Aprit Il ~ '''
Funeral Monday. april is it O'Clock. to St. Bon,-
lie Cemetery AL members Of the 1. u. f.. ind cs-
pecially thu members of above Court. requested
hall O'Clock io-uny to make Arrangements the
funeral.
sk1PSEY-April II, 1851, Elizabeth skpsey. in her
mother Of joseph Sk'pscy Jr.
W.tiSOS-The remains Of the late Rohsrt Watson
will be buried from the vault Oakwoods Cemetery
Sunday. April Ii, ut: y.
oa thia & Slt z ~ r as At % @ %9rt
years months.
servises from residence Monday, april Is, Mt 10 T.
n1., to Union Ridge Cemetery By carriages.
GkOGAN-April Is. of cercbro spinal meningitis
Catherine Ieresn, aged year. uud 3months. eldest
d1nGh,es q & Jeremah nl,a and Mary Il - Gro*nn
Sunday ut ]! O'Clock by carriages Calvary Cemetery
Gone to meet little ltunnte."
nULMAN-April L. anthony Hulman nged g.
e 81 Louis and Boston papers please copy.
GREGokf-ApEil Il. Of cerebro spinal meningitis,
years months and IL days.
Funera At 5oclock p. m, the 17th. Friends IN
DAncET-April ls, 1851. Benjamin Darcy, aged Is
Fnncsn from his late residence, Il West Van Buren,
s., Aonony the 18th, at 10: O'CLOCK thence to Cal
k9-0t.awA (ont) papers please COPY.
, 1881-04-17
DEATHS.

DEATHS. :
RuMSEY-Sasurda ayt AprIl 16. at p. m. Lucy H..
mother Of Israel p$59hn W., and j. fFanck Hu1n'eS'
nTEu D 81 Trnr, bo- houe the residence OF l. F.
Run,sq5, 1921 Rhodes-av Tuesday April ~ as :
O'Clock .. III. -
MILlEIs-The funefa1 OF Charles F. Miller WILL take
place Sunday April II. ut y. ul., from lss NORM
Centre-av. to Rosehln Cemetery.
, 1881-04-17

Cuticura Remedies are prepared BY Weeks &
Potter, Chemists and Druggists. Hjo W4shtngton-
St., Boston, und arc for sale by all Druggists
10 cents; large BOXES, 81: Cuticurn Resolvcnt,
The new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle; Cutic'!ra
Medicinal Toilet Soup, = cents: Cu1icura Nc
dicinul Shaving Sonp, Is cents; in bars for Bar
hers and large consumers, Dcents.
~ .iH mui!c.t free OIL receipt Of price.
, 1881-04-17

Terrible LOHA of Life.
Millions Of rats, mIcc, cats, bed bugs. reaches
lose their lives by collision with though on Rats
Sold by druggists. l5c boxes.
, 1881-04-17

Finest teeth s.. Filling half-prico. Cum
Minis Dental Co., 20 State, corner Randolph.
, 1881-04-17

Buck & Raynes's Noth Powder is a harvester
that rcaps ruacnes by the million.
, 1881-04-17

In this department N. MATSON
& co. hold the leading position.
Their extensive connections
abroad and exact knowledge Of the
value of PRECIOUS STONES,
and Of: the changes frequently oc-
curing in foreign markets, secure
for the purchaser the greatest ad-
vantage as to price.
, 1881-04-17

that we advertised last Sunday. Mon.
day and Tuesday were the only days that
these Suits could be shown, and in thai
limited time we. sold several hundred, or
nearly half the entire lot.
Below We repeat our advertisement Of
last Sunday, and confidently assert that
ITO such prices for the same class Of Good,
hare ever been made in this country.
ALL-WO0L CllEv10T DRESSES, tda
materials Of which cost S1.75 per }afd.
and we're sold two weeks ago at whole.
sale By D. 3. Babcock & Co., the lealine
house Of the kind in this country, foe
S*S.00. The same will be offered br ps
a. $15.00, not near the price Of the ma
1crials used.
All-Wool JERSEY CLOTH SUITS, in
all colors, trimmed with wide and de.p
alternate box plating Of Satin Merreil.
1enx, and the goods. Draperies caught
high on the hips, aud finished with silk
cord and plush ends, basque trimmed,
with rest, collar, cuffs, and rerers for
back il. Satin Meryeillcux. The price Of
this elegant Suit will be $50. Tile trim.
ming alone Of this Dress cost about tho
price re ask for the entire Suit. TheT
we're sold By the manufacturers tro
weeks ago, at wholesale, for S42. so; re-
tail price would have. been about $1,000.
We hare two more unparalleled bar
gains to describe. One is 500 SUMNER
SILK SUITS that 'were made to whole.
sale at $1G.50. They contain Is yards
Of good quality Of silk, full skirts,
seams all bound, trimmed handsomely,
stylish buttons, all lined throughout, no.
to be compared with the ordinary Sum.
mer Silk Suits that are sold so cheap.
The price Of this Dress, in a great rarie'
tt Of checks and stripes, will be jnst
$3.50. IS. yds. of Summer Silk at 500
is $500. You can judge whether the1
are cheap or not.
The last bargain, but not the least, Is
a lot Of ALL.WOOL BLUE FLANSELi
SUITS, we'll made, and trimmed with
white braid, for $500. $1,000 is
usual price that this Suit has been sold
for.
, 1881-04-17
DE, + THIS.


DEIlM-Kattc Behm. nee connors. beloved wife Of
Peter HeIlnl. Of quick consumption.
Funeral Monday. April Is, by carriages to Calvary.
MELVIN-Ap1il IL. her residence Isl Ohio-st., Ut
paralysis Mary, beloved wife OF Thomas Melvin,
'ureu u years
funeral notice hereafter.
1IAMlLTOS-1n this city. April 15. injury Elizabeth
dnughtcr of James and Elizabeth WAde Hamilton.
aged years und II days.
Funeral from II. south 1Ialsted-st, Sunday, ut II
o'c!nck to Calvary Cemetery by carriages for In
tcrMent
MAGUl1tE-The funern1 of the Into Annie 31n.ulre
will take ptnce at the Westeru-Avenue Christian
Church. Mt II H. toduy. by from Illinois Cen
t1ul Depot at : D. N. to Unkwood.
MACSE1Ll.-At Aluuston, Wis. "Wednesday noon,
April IS OF yncn1non u. M.s Louisa + MncNsil' asea
mother Of Dr. j. MacSeill Of this city. Mrs i1r II.
j. stAlkcr OF M1ust0n. and Mrs Adam Brown. OF Buy
City. Wis.
COSWAr-In this city. April II, Mt IL a. H.. Us
North AArkct-st, Patrick T.. conway. ngCu 45 years,
naive Ut ClstIe-Connell. County Limerck, lrc!u1d.
Funeral frunl his late residence Suntuy. lth inst,
II Il. H., tile Church OF the Holy Sume aud
thence By cars 10 Calvary
l.AKMuS-rhe remains OF tho late John G. Lar
will be taken from the vault und inferred In the
fay LOT ~ y1aseiand Cemetery or tte nth inst. ut
Farewell dear angel farewell but not forever.
There Is Il place beyond the sky
Where deoth cail1lut US sever
, 1881-04-17

AGAINST CHICAGO,
1o the Editor o. The Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, April 16.-The merchants of
Chicago do not seem to be aware of tho fact
, 1881-04-17
sCALD HEAD. ALOPECiA, ETC.

SCALp HEAD.-n. 4. Raymond, Auditor F. W,
7. IS, T. IT,, jackson, Mich, WIS cured OF scasd
head Of nine years duration by Ctltcura REM
edies.
FALLING or THE HAlK.-Frnnk A. Bean. Steam
Fire Engine t. Boston, was cured of Alupeclt or
filling Ut the har hy the CutcurA Remedies:
which completely restored his hair when uil said
be would lose it.
Philadelphia, afflicted with dandrlH. which for
twenty years had covered his scalp With scule5
onc-auarter OF III inch IN thickness, cured by
tho CuticurA Remedies.