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Would you know the baby's skies :
RahNfs skins Az. rrnarnrnnts q aras
Mammals eyes and smile together.
Make the baba's pleasant weather.

Poor baby Good baby When baby grows up,
provided he is not Susan Anthony, ne will say TO
himself that he cannot always run barefOoted, and
the first place he will 20 20, II mistaken
will be Is. Bmuenthal's I19 Eleventh avenue Al
toona. The very best Of boots and shoes of ladies
and gentlemen Is kept constantly on EAnd toy Mr..
Blumentll's. and We would like all tht readers of
t@s ypyrsI- - Tc s-d Hsks s--y =. s'- s1h,r+t.
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A DNTNTSTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"A Estate Of THoHAs MCCoSNELL, decd.
Letters Of nd ADMINISTRATION on the estate OF ThOs.-
Mcdonnell. ratc Of Summerhill township, deceas-
ed. having been issued 10 the undersigned by the
Register Of Cambria county, all persons indebted
to snid estate are requested TO make immediate
payment. and those having claims against the
same will present them properly Prohated for set
Ilement. AUGUSTINE MCCONNELL.
Nov. II. 1ssI.-ot.% Administrator.
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TRIAL. LIST. Following is the list Of caus-
ga at the ensuing term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of this county, commencing on
Monday, Dec. 3, 1881:
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NJ OTICE.-The second and partial
~ account Of Joseph Criste. Committee Of FL
len Csllau. a lunatic. has been filed in the Pro
thonotsry Office OF Cambria county, and Will he
presented 10 tine Judges Of the Court oi Common
Pleas Of said county, for conformation ana allow
ance on the FIRST Monday Of December nerf.
JOHN c. GATES. Parliamentary.
Prothonotnry's Once. Dbensburg. Nov 5. lssl. At
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OFFICE OF CEEssoN SPRINGS CONPASv.
TO- Ss5 South Fourth 81. Eonn No. -. u Floor.

PHILADFIPETA, Nov. :. 1881. )
NOTICE TO SBOt X HOLDERS. -
~ A meeting Of the srpckHodcrs of the tEES
son SPRINGS COMPANY W.. uc held NJ the Office of
the Company, the 5fh dag OF J7nuary, 1852. at
II O'Clock NJ. for the purpost Of yoliU-g in
crease Of the capital stock Of this CuWp7uy. by
the issuance Of preferred stock. authorized hy
act OF the General Assembly, entitled An Act
TO authorize the Cresson Springs COMPANY fo is
preferred stock. approved March 10th. 1873.
and Tor trlusacting such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
JAMES II. MCCLURE. Secretary.
Nov. II. Issl.-st.
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Ladies, for those distressing COM
plants TO aCHfch you are subject.
uSe DR.. FaSsst's German aromatic
Ufhe' G4-T,'G.-ly.I
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INDRTANT TO TRAvELBRs.-Special in
duceients are offered you by the BURLIS6
TON loUTE. 1t will pay you TO read their
Advertisement, to be found elsewhere IN this
s-~-e f2-1a -1or
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ExECUTRIX's NOTICE.

L. Estate Of ELIZA NCDoNALD. decd.
Letters testar1 eutarv to tie estate Of Eliza Nc
Donald late Of EhenshuT< borough, deed, have
been granted TO the undersi gned who hereby no
ttes all persons indebted to said estate that pay
rnent must be made without delay. and those hav-
ing claims or demands ainst the same will he
required to have them prOT arly authenticated for
settlement before presenting them 10
ELIZA ANN MCDONALD EIecutriN.
Ebensburg. Nov. il, 1851. ct.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GENTS rare chance TO ms Ike
~ money rapidly selling our Netc Book:
New York BY SQlfIht and GaSlight.

Showing up the New York Of so-day. with its pala-
ces its crowded thorough flares its rushing elevated
trans its countless sights, Its romance its myste
~. It's dark crimes and terrible tragedies ts char
tiles, and in fact every phase Of life IN the arest
city. Don waste time selling slow books but send
for circulars giving full table Of contents
agents, etc. Prospectus now ready and territory
Ia great demand. Address DoUGLAss Bros, zoe
Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa
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A GREAT weather prophet was Nennor,
Whose voice was as sweet as q tenor,
But the old weather clerk

1t may be that the weather clerk went back
VennoT. and az ain il may be SO that Nenuor
went back himself. Suppose we don't discuss
that question. But there is one man within our
knowledge who goes back nobody. We refer 10
Godfrey Wolf. next door 70 the postoffce. Altoona.
who selIs clothing cheap that II is pleasure to
deal with him. and not pain. An order by mail
Will be faithfully attended to.
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TIE directors and teachers met in the
Highscaool room, EOensOurg, at 2 o'clock,
p, NJ on Saturday, the time appointed by
Co. SIp't Strayer, when an reauizatinn was
effectd by calling Mr. p. j. Sanders to the
chairand selecting Mr. &. A. Riddle as sec
retaTT, after which Miss Agnes KayIor and
Mr.. lohn WherTy were appointed by the
chairto enroll the names of the teachers and
direcOrS present The enrolment compile
ment Mr.. Strayer proceeded to gixe prac-
tcal ak to the teachers, in which he advised
thormgh study of the plans, measures and
mettpds of prominent educators A manu-
al prepared by Hr. Strayer was distributed
to tiDse present and its contents explained
in ncd manner If the methods therein
proposed met with the approval of teachers,
they were urged to adopt them in the various
methods of school work. Methods of teack-
ing wrious branches were uext discussed i'm
which valuable suggestions were presented
by Nr Straver Talks on drawing and a
lesson (the teachers and directors forming
the cass) were given by e. A. Riddle Also
talk by the same gentleman on primary
language and the manner of imparting the
knowledge of it to primary pupils.
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DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

GEO. NJ. READE. Attorneu-at- Lato.
" Ebensburg. Pa. OGhce on Centre street
~h--s z~u- frcE, utsf >s-Ss> feFPT24
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PLAYsI PLAYsl PLAvsl PLAYS

For Reading Clubs for Amateur Theatriclls Tenn
perance Plays. Drawing Room Plays, Fstry Plays,
Ethiopian Plays. Guile Books. Speakers, Pa nto-
mines TableauI. Lights. Magnesium Lights. Col
oree Fire, Burnt Cork. theatrical Pace Prepara-
ttons, larley's Wax Works. Wigs, Boards Nous
taches, Costumes, Charades, and Paper Scenery,
New Catalogue sent free. containing full deesrip-
tiOn and prices. SAMUEL FRENCH 4 son I.
IS r. I4th ST. New York.
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Easily PRovEN.-It is easily proven that
malarit feveTs. constipation, turpidity of
the live and kidneys, general debility, ner-
vousnes, and neuralgia ailments yield read
ily TO tis great disease cOnquerer, Hop Bit
ters. repairs the ravages OF disease by con-
vertinithe food into rich blood, aud it gives
new lie and vigor to the aged and infirm al
WayS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-11

A KINO WORD OF ADvICE.-If you feel
yourself growing weak, your strength fail
ing ihe nituraI functions of the body bec0m-
ing impaired take warning in time your
system leeds Iron, which, when combined
with ppper vegetable extracts, produces
.Onic 0ffare medicinal effect Such RENE
DIV is Bpwn's Iron Bitters. Buy it of your
drucgisand do not be persuaded 10 take
substitUa, foI this is the only remedy which
gives ornament strength. 1t contains no
aIcohol,nor does it backen the teeth. Il re-
ceives be universal endorsement of clergy
men, physicians, druggists. and all who have
used il.
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ENRAoRDNARY OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
REL EP OF THE AFFLICTED DIR. Hartman,
the veil known Ocuist, AuriSt and OTthO-
pedit Surgeon, will visit EbenSburg Pa, and
stop ~ the Lloyd Springs Hotel for one day
nnlv. from the morning to the evening of
NOVELIST, 1881. He will have with him
comtete outfit of surgical appliances and
apparatus, &c. and will be fully prepared
to tr7at all cases of Paralysis, Determines of
the lead, body and limbs, Diseased Joints,
CIutbed Paet. Diseased Eyes, Cataract,
Piles Fistula, Stammering, Chronic Diseas-
es, &c NJ cases will be undertaken with
out fair IOpe of relief. In consequence Of
the ereat expense of such a trip he will not
max, another; therefore all who wish to
avaiitheneelves of his great skill and eXpe-
riene wit out visiting his Pittsburgh office,
mus do 50 at this,time. Consultations free.
For Illustrated Journal call at the Ebens-
burg Post Office
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I45s5 3ae2 35o5 s1IT Ia 2o3
{ 5o3l % as
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-05-06

Nber CLAUDE. Gin ergoslider
8orfaH ersisnste ii6, mie Der ~9iIoss'
beimsr aug. 3ts." mitsstbsilt wirb.
am Isbten Sonntas in benz Sorfe g.
bes @mtes gRarisnburs. Ger bertise
QutberilGe) 9.iitlide bate an ;usi
usuasboreuen Grbenbiirseru in Der
&irde Die Saufe SOl;oasn, aIs aud
nod, Geuatterinuen NIT eiuem tIeinen
Mdb5eu aus Der gum RirdbOrfe eiuse-
pfarrteu SOrfiHaft u. an bas Saul
6eden traten, UNI an ienem Die Saufe
pea;ieben gu Iaiien. Die @erimonie
beaiunt. ais ober DER Geiftlife bic
SanS erbebt, um ne nit oem SSaher
i'm Saufbeden su beusseu, pirb cine
Der gepatterinuen bon Ger srosten
Nuaf befaIIen unb berubigt ii9 nidt
cher ipieber, als Bis Der 9eiftli9e iarem
gSunitle aewilfabrt une bas Gaufbefen
nit frilhem gSaiIer bat fulIen lahen.
Grit auf brinaenbes 3ureben oes Setft'
lineH aibt ne beu 9runo Ibre5 ionoers
Barren Sene6men5 an, uno oieIer bette
&c in ui6ts nnbsrent, ais oaB DeRn oas
fleiue MldShsu nit eemieIbeu gSaner
aetauft uiirbe uie Die beihen Snaben,
eriferes einen Sdnurrbart 5etommen
plroe. SaB Bel bielsm Geffdnbnis
tros Der 9eilistsit bes Srtes Die ,ohI'
reid in Der airhe perianmelten ges
meinSemitsIie6er in 3eiterfeit ausbra'
den. lit ibuen nidt 81 beroenfen, uub
aud Der 8rebieer i9ieH Nube 81 boz
ben, feluen grnf 81 betua6ren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-05-06

Gine aitronomii6e gntoefung.-So
bel lte6t felt, Ser Stsrn bes St.Safobs
Oels 1T i'm Stetgeu besriffen. 9err
;. 9. Wurpb y in Sprinqfelo, Senn.,
idreibt 9leine Srau mar 10 bur5
gteuraI9id paraIiirt, bab iie ad)tsebn
Monate lang bcttldgeri9 mar unO man
lie beben uno Iegen muBte lute ein Sinh,
SroBoem Die bsiten Sler;te ;u 9ilfe ge'
sogen muroeu, fonnte feline 9eiIung
er;ieIt peroen uno ale NfitteI, weI6e
mir anlpanbten, Darsn erfolglOs. SD
flaete 9errn 9lpotbsfsr, 50. SS.@6les,
meine 9totb uun ruroe BON ibm ueran-
last nit Dem ct. Safobs Del cine
Yrobe gu MAIDEN. gtur ungern, oa i9
i6ou 10 oft in meiuen 9Offnun9en ge'
tduI6t wurbe, CAB i9 meiHe 3ultimm'
une. gbe nod cine 9an;s Slaide oes
Sels aufsebrau6t iuar, ;eiste iid fdon
e3eheruns unO @frS. @ur9bp tonnte
i6r Sstt perIafen. sic fubr nit benz
Sebraude fort uno lit beute, nadbem
mir idon ale SoFfnung aufge9ebsn
5atten, mieber fdbtg ibren 8fihten ais
0ausfrau nahsufommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-05-06

9erren 6arrerobe 9trtifsl iiubet man
III nieoriQer Yrttien BET $50. Sraettip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-05-06

9alfte BON bem angeboteu tpirb, mas er
in ben beimatbltden Bergen foiten
pirbe - poraus9eiest, eaB bort nod
irgen6 nennensiuertbe Suantitdten
pHdien. llno mas fir 6ranfreib gilt,
mus aud bier, tpenn aud Bel biGigeren
gSeinen in bei9rdnfterem Rabe, Der
Saa Iein, unS es lit an;unsbmen, oaB
Die boben Yreiie fur fran;0iiide gSeiue
nod minbeiteus ;tuau;isSabre anbauern
mcr6en.
Inter ioI9en llmitanben 1T elm Ser
badt seeen ale fran;oiiiden g8eine
wohI aersdtfertist. 3usIei@ iOaten
aber biefe SerbdItniiie uniere einbeimi.
fden 8einbausr gu sr0beren gnitrsnas
unsen anrei3en. Gs mus linen iebt
ooppeIt Ieid,t iein, eegen Die franj0fif@e
Sonfurreni aufiutOmmen. ipfnn ne nur
bic geborise SOrsfa!t in 8ebanoluas
Der Geinito6e uno ibres Yrobuctes
anwenOen. Gs Iisst ba nod elm sroBes
6elo ofTen, bas iowobl in 8e;us auf
Die pirtbibaftlibsn pie aud Die fittIi.
den &siultate Der 8earbeituus pertb
erideint. gSenu mir CUTE uub refine
sSeiue mafeRbdft proOu.
;iren, wiro Die Ginfubr sefdIidter
y GIarets" &c. BON ieIbft aufb0ren, obne
bnb cine Sperre notbwenoig mere. unb
Der gSein nurbe ais 8unbesgenoiie
lsidten 8ieres BEN Sdnaps bsfdmpfen
nelfen. Sc beIer aber einbeimiids
sSeine berscitelt iuerSen, beIto i9neller
werOen fe tie @orurtbeile uberwinbeu,
Die ansiu ben fransnIiden ShmieraIieu
ben Warft nod offsn bnlteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-05-06

Gin fransoHidsr SsIsbrtsr, ROn'
F.ur N. Nsns. bat bel elmer porss-
aommeneu anoIgie bes 8eseHtuGHsrs
AleoboI oarin sefuncen. @enn oisie
nsusite Gntbe6uns Der S4ihenfdaft ben
Seisbmatern BON Sanias gu S9rsn
.ommen ioIIte, nerbeu ne eatweoer in
ibrer Snrannei fdmmtIiGe Giiternen
id,lis6en oper cen 9srrsott ;tutnsen,
cine NpothefsrIiesua beraus;unebmen
uuo bic feitseieste Caution suiteasn.
ga ober 3eHs Die Bslt bsreits fOrtge-
asber, 10 iol es uns tDunbern. mel
fur DEN Gauticnsunfdbisen Td opferr
nirD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-05-06

Gerls bat bis iskt unter Den ehsma'
Iiaen 8ebeaen.S eine9lu5nabmce
Steauns ciugenoutmen. inbem eS bie
Ginwanceruna auf oa5 Srdfti9lte e.
muuterte. YlogIid fdQt es einigen
GieIn e;u, Sic asiamm,e StaatS' Do
ndne, 5. 4, aqe$ nod niht aufgenom-
meme 9auc, me!dts psrtra9Smdbig ocm
Staate uut nidt oem SuaOe gebort,
an cberia!ige 3sbsasn SoIoaten pcr'
Ifenten III moIen. 0amit wilroe Die
seiuuoe GinmanSernng naturltb auT-
boren uno Der Sanoldmin1eI beginner,
aber gum Slid perbietet bas pier3ebnte
Nmenbement aud oen Gin3sIitaaten Die
entihdbieuna coni0oerirtsr SOleatsn.
Somit babsn Fd Die tsranii6sn geIes'
aeber srun6Iid bIamirt.
, 1881-10-23

bay;-winlow? Because people go there
wien they look out to see.
"I like your clothes, but yon charge ot3ol. too
much,h You will think differently ntlSs
| wearing one Of Turner's nhe sults' No' ~
| Madison street.
How do you review books that are {: Sc ssnt i
Won p slle publisher asked the editor. Vh,+
| the editor said, - we read the tue; looh ~
the binding, and guess at the book"
Tie rush of ladies at l1nrner's Mll!lner;yt
+ hn,se: 3lt; West Madison street, Is the reSuIt
Of showing the handsolnest goods III ~"
prices.
4 California reporter, describing free
| fight in detail, writes: "Col. Basees VIZ
| shot once in the left side, once Ill L1e llsie
| shoulder, and once in the drlnklng-sa1oona au-
jacent"
If you would enjoy treat try the frled M
oysters III toast aS served by our popllar
caterer, Dick SomerS. ut 81 Madison Street.
''rlley are delicious"
The Denver {Coio.) Nc1rs saws that Metl'-
odist Epscopa! preacher i, Iueoio, f, Colo;, Sn
days ago, Of having the choir slng tne l1aoIil-
inE hymn from the steps IN trout OF Tie
church to attract congregation.
Gentlemen, Coopor's self-adjustlnS SIX SUI;
and stiff felt hats are the most Stylish anu
comfortable. 1874 Clark street.
4 widow at the West, intending to succeed
her husband III the management OF Il h"tcl>
aIvertises that the hotel Will bf. Kept by the
widow of the former landlord, Mr.. Brown,
who died last summer ona lie" anu ILL.,
proved plan."
The piano trade is jus, ,, booming n, at the the
store 0f Prlt0n, pOMcroy q Cross, the buslesl
music house i'll the city.
''Prcyions good character counts in
Texas. \ man who was OIL trial fur ar
son brought forward witnesses to prove
that he had neglected two E0nd chances to
steal horses, and the jury decided TINT 10
such man could have been guilty OF burning
4 barn.
- J. K. Stevens is making the very best cab
met photos at S. per doz- l0S Dearborll-st-
X river is always down in the mouth.
Ladies' trimmed felt sensation hats 10 cents
at llall's, :2223 West Madison street.
What does 4 husbands promise about civ
ing up tobacco generally end In? Why, i'll
Smoke
The quality of stock md fine fit make Har
kins' shoes celebrated. Isl Dearborn street.
Don't Judge MANS character by tile u1n-
bralla he carries. 1t may not be his.
Connoisseurs claim Ditlley's celebrated
t'Owl CluD': cigars are the finest produced.
e Madison street.
After man cunte woman, and she has been
after him ever since.
/. Kings kar1s for kard kollectors Rapture
the kake. See advertisement un second page.
Nine Z. Rairie collturitre tie Paris. cleye
de Pinsat Prix rebuilt. 1907 Wabash avenue.
The Philadelphia Chronicle Herald thinks
that Eve was Il glddy young thing, BECAUSE
she got married when She was gay OLD.
She gave Adam good reason for getting mar
ricd TOO.
In reply To the question, Will the coming
man be bald?, the Norristown Herald af-
tirus that :" he generally is when he first
comes" This Looks like balderua5h.
, 1881-10-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

Prof. King reports good hunting in the
Chippewa woods. lie spent week there
hunting for 4 man who could tell him where
Chicago was.
4 look through the great carriage house
of e. r. ki1nbnll & Co., Wabash avenue and
Harrison street, will convince any one that
they deserve the great patronage they are
receiving. 1t is unQuestionably the best car
riage house and has the best stock Of fine
carriages in the United Stales.
Why are fowls the most profitable things
they give peck.
Tile ladies appreciate the superior quality
OF millinery at Halls, 1ol State street.
Has the tide Of events'' anything to do
with the - *tcurrent Of public opinion"?
II. B. Bryant's Chicago Business College
prepares young men and women IN tle short
est time for doing work intelligently, ell
ablfng them to earn their own livelihood and
mature into first-class business men and
women.
$50 tor the man said when the goat
helped lin over the fence, but he really
Ito tell the honest truth, he didn't say that
at all, but we can't print what he really did
say, ana we have to priutsomethins).
The Chickcring Piano is meeting with
marked success both i'll tue United States
and in Europe. Pelton. P0meroy t& Cross
are the Western agents, 152 State street.
II think 4 batl. daily would be beneficial
the yaletudinarian "Well, l don't know,
Doctor,'' repiietl i'lodgers, in Il feeble voice:
IS / tooif 4 bath once. a year or two ago. I
felt better for while, but it wasn't loug be-
fore l was as bad as ever, aud have been
growing worse ever slnce-"-
Gentlemen who have been making money
and want 10 buy something nice for wife or
friend can find ule goods It the diamond
, 1881-10-23
THE HUTCHINSON SMOKE
CONSUMER.

Some Facts Rc9nrdtss. the Smoke Su1"
kanec and Itx. Perfectly Constructed
and Practical Preventative.
It's fresl, i'll the minds of our citizens that
TIE TRIBUNE during the past three years
has had much to say, both from all economic
point Of view US well as a sanitary measure,
Of the necessity of abatlng III some way the
volumes OF smoke emitted by the furnaces
of mills, factories. and such public buildings
us consume bitnnin0uS coal in large quanti-
ties: also, OH more than one oscasinn, las
expressed itself freely IN the merits of a de-
vice to remedy the evil introduced to the city
BY A1r. .. D. Oryis, and commonly known as
among others, TnE T1!nuSE has had
experimental knowledge, having one ap-
piled to its own boiler furnaces We
again refer. to the subject, not
only because there still exists a necessity to
agitate the matter, and that the city authorl-,
ties have Of late given it more serious and
active consideration, but that Mr.. ". S.
Hutchinson, who ANNOUNCES himself as the
inventor and proprietor OF this practical de-
vice, under patents Of June and December,
that these claims were we'll sustained), has
made his headquarters In Chicago, at No. 70
Dearborn street, from whence lie will con-
trol and operate this and contiguous terri
tory in the interest of his invention. 1t is
preSumable now that A1r. Hutchison has
made Chicago his base for operations, III the
activity with which he will present the merits
OF his philosophical Invention, and having
made such improvements i'll this celebrated
burner as to make its working practically
perfecthe will prove all able coad jut0r of The
TRIBUNE and city authorities III Mitigating
at least, this rapidly growing evil. 1t is sur
prlsing, to say nothing of the sanitary as
pect, how u1lconcerned to this waste of fuel
i'll uncomhrsted snlgkc and SCOT the average
manufacturer is. 1t would seen, as If that
which touched his pocket SO fornlidably as
does this waste anu the remedy presented.
would command his marked attention; and
the allcuncern can only be accounted fur oil
the ground that the loss is less appreciab1e
than if it came in the shape Of bad debts Or
dull markets. However, whatever may be
tile cause, there is ITO good reassn why the
Legislation to prevent the smoke nuisance
Should continue imperative and the public
health and comfort be keDt longer i'll dis
quietnde, since no hardship, but rather &
benefit, will accrue to the creators Of the
nuisance by It's general enforcement
, 1881-10-23

1IESGEL-SEWBERtsf-A X. SewberrJ. sec
ond dnu.hter Of j. T. Newberry. Esq., and E. j. Hen
nel, both OF hicago. Wednesday,. the 18th Inst
ANDliEWs-NOknIS-Jun :. Mt Wheaton, H.. by
Justice \. r.. Hill. H. H. Andrews and Miss e. C. Nor
rts. 40 cards
APrLEGATE-JOSEs-At Grace Church. New
Ien0x. Oct II. By the l:t.-ltev- W. Il. Mciaten, D. d.
Bis.up 0. the Diocese uf Illinois assisted hy the Rev.
A. ". Gluss. ttec.or OF St iaula Church. Mammalian,
te Kev. H. ". AppleEa.e Rector OF ST Johns, Lock-
port and Grace. New Lenox. and Miss Nebecca E.
Jones. OF New I.enox.
NKOWS-MAKkS-In this city, Oct. 2, Miss Belle
a A. ;n3c*, Marsx Of oF'nnd' Mr. George d. hFo"n
, 1881-10-23
FINE MERCHANT TAIL lORING,

Whether a man he well-iorned or not,
Parker, the tailor, northwest corner Clark
and Adams streets, has tile "knack" of Sc
curing 4 perfect fit. He shows the nobbiest
eonds i'll the market, and is making to order
lasies' and gents ulSters with dcrbys to
nlatc1-a style introduced BY linn, aud very
popular.
, 1881-10-23
WOODMAN's RESTAURANT.

Ladies' and families downtown Sunday dcsir
ing tirst-ciass meaI, elegantly served, aud ut n
reasonable price, will find Mir. e: L. Woodman's
restaurant, cafe. aud oyster pnrlor, NJ. I'll
Washington street, just the place to 70 to. 1t
Is pu1ronlzed by cur hest and most fastidious
people. and prompt AMI good attention. clennli-
uess. and best OF service ure its salient feat
, 1881-10-23
DEATHS.


rEYToS-Oct e, 1et,e Y. beloved daugh,er Of
David i. nlsd Annie ii. Fey ton aged t months.
Monasy oct ~ =. .' ii l D. n Friends u tho family
are Invited to attend.
DuSS-At Mercy Hospital Oct ., Maryanne
Funeral Sunday. Oct. 2 from Mrs. Maekey's: Thlr:
Cemetery. Friends are Invited
s the
atlu O'Clock by carriages to Ca'sary-
v Sic,t q + a.
Notice. of funeral hereafter.
sMlrA-Oct. ~, Mary Jane Hsant wife OF ]. E.
A. ySiss & 2 Baltimore. and Railway IN. j. pa
eldest daaFl,teI q James and aTy A. bsad'ey aged
Faasral sneasy. Vet 2 at !: o'clock from parents
Calvary Cemetery.
sHEiswooD-The .funesni Of Or. NJ. ". Sherwood
n" 'ase saaay Raes or 'ss II ~ so''n
oASA 1 8 d. 1s Sn ioao sntaF
"a: fass1ai M 3oaS%y i'm !s.asnss 10 Hoy sany
rsn ,neSS y carriages to Calvary
FoxD-1lus III Ford at the residence Of hts brother:
5amss fo5a son FL Sf 5ohn 1 Ford and nephew OF
SS* 4 ftSsn e ~ lanes
Of Michael and Mury Aan SnanIey. aged years and
Funeral from residence. No leo East EIGHTEENTH
St, by ctrs to Calvary Cemetery.
D)DGE-Louts L. DOdse son OF John j. and Sarah
aged years ulon.hs & days
sn srS ~ asasss sse
lVyears. II mun.hs-
Ksph ae. posss son ot sahn
a:ed i years % month u,,d % daSs =. ~ '' A''S''"'
TbSye m M ss 5e G. ,re Mes
years.
, 1881-10-23

Finest teeth, St. Filling, half price, Cum
Minis, dentist, 70 State, corner 1lundoph.
, 1881-10-23

Buy your piano Of the manufacturer, at the
Weber warerooms, 80 and ~ Wabash avenue.
, 1881-10-23

You are sick; we'll there is Just one remedy that
will cure sou beyond possibility Of doubt. If
Il it's Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Deblity.-Wels' Health nencwcr Is
your hope. 81 druggists. Depot 81 Luke street.