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REAL ESTATE.

Rise in Rents-Cheap Transit
for Chicago-Miscel-
1aneous.
There was quiet real estate market dur.
ing the week. Some buyers are in the mar
ket, but inquiries are limited by the weather
which has been so inclement as to forbid the
showing of property. AS the season ad.
yances
NEW BUILDING SCHEMES
are coming up though. building will be un.
usually late this year on account Of the
weather. The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad have had the plans drawn for the
Office building they propose to build on their
lot on the corner of Adams and Franklin
streets 1t will be Of brick with stone trim
mings will be five stories high. and will cost
100000. This puts at rest all conjectures
about trade having been made with the
Burlington by which, in the interest Of al.
Joining property-owners, it was to be induced
to build elsewhere.
The First National Bank have decided not
to pull down the =:
OLD PosT-oFFTcE BUILDING,
but to reconstruct it. On May l, when Mr..
Haverly leaves, Mr.. Burling, the architect,
will take it in hand. Jackscrews will be put
under the building, and it will be raised six
feet. This will make the first floor seven
feet above the street ami will give room for a
added, making tie building thirty feet higher
than 1t is now. The
OUTLAY WILL BE S100, ,00..
nF ~, -t.
thlrty-siX feet wide, and the lot extends
twenty~six feet beyond the building. 1t is
proposed also to lcngthen out the structure
twenty-five feet, which would give an alley
way fourteen feet wide. The First National
wishes to buy the property, and has made a
proposition to the Board of Education for the
purchase.
Mr.. Cyrus Wilcox will build at the corner
ofJackson and State a four-story brick build
Ing for Offices II will cost $4,000.
On the southwest corner Of ualsted and
Lake will be put up this spring four-story
brick building, 50xl0o, to be- used for stores
and fats. Foundations have already been
laid for several substantial buildings on the
property heretofore unoccupied in the yicini-
tt Of West Lake and Union streets.
Mr.. u. 2. Smith will, as soon as the
hegan last taiI o,, hi; nnrchase
0~e"'' - ~. 10 > s -, s,-o,.,
~. ~ I"f: 80. 1.Anh eiioi.:'
SCUM OF lMr1y-nfst street oevefai more,
houses are under contract for Individuals
VINO wish 70 pnfchaSe. Nf. omMh ou'lds
MS houses 10 orler, alioW'ns intending pur-
GhaseEs the rlEht m to cnanSe plans to SUIT ~
themselves. ne owns tne Wnoie Itaet on me
lake s1oFe' from tne I1ke eaSt 70 ooatn tark
ft oa ~ at te en,j, hn ~ hir.st traat ~
Rin' ~ ~ leIs i sta' ~ 7d a.le,' g.;
lH d,s - ,,i1+. G oiu Gap Eli, n ~; atf fuo ~
~. Soh ~ = az p IT,, oro H. '
n1sne 1oot- n ria rra.inal i,nnrnve,namf ri
H.'a L. .sia uJ ~ @ ~ '. q. n1a ~
.t2 s,n ~ ~ .tas' tn ~ l!o,o eoe'1s *o'o'o
~ .o1o'"o' u pe ouls1 Us cA'ted 1o'.
IN THE BUILDING PERMITS )
of tho 7raa1- ,va,.a rhosa tn T. +, Aravar tn
oa4 ~ +.n ,tr hr;nie i,,ii;,,. .,as.aS ft
e1eGt t smt-nu'is otlea u"ett1ns' D*3 LEI. ne
AZ NO. a9,o M1cillSan avenue, 10 cost o9oou,
GaFfett Blol1csi s 1estatule, IouF1story pflck+
basement 10xS3 feet, No. esji Lake street,
Ef ON. fstOn Manufacturing fentnn1n ny-
, 1881-03-13

AV LIE LuLtE " 1He tascHHo AttONHe-
CHICAGO, March E,-The proposition +" to or
panize popular subscription to buildu Public IL
brary and an Academy and Museum for tho pur-
pose of commemorattng tho worlds generosity
extended to our city utter the fire Of 1s5l,' is IN
the right direction It may be hoped that ull
commemorative monuments may be hereafter
such as shall combine practical, active utility
Daoan misforanes. These a9e ess = ans sasas
for they appeal to our selfish inteFcsts
It would be in bad taste. Tho Thousands who
after tho great ire. thought ii 40 1nonument.-
it was an outpeurtng Of the love Of the neigh
hors that sought TO alleviate suffering, and to
destroyed. Hence the contributions to the Law
Library, and the nucleus Of the Public l:ibIary.
and the contributions to the Historical Society.
adopted at the meeting at the Palmer House last
evening, think it shoufu be enlarged 80 as to
9euas eacs the Plasnx ;ss ef The seqy
and the Historical socie1y on their
legs again. These institutions we're established
extent, before the great contagratton, by per- ',
sons who lost their all IN that and subsequent
fires and the panic. Each OF these institutions
ure afioat, bur they all have their hags at hnif-
mast, and must remain SO unless popuh.r sub
scription or the generous heart Of Chicago. II
there is such thing, come to their retisf- There
business who have a1nasscd fortunes In Chicago
within tho lust ten years. and WHO. it ought not
to be doubted, II appealed to in a proper
manner, would at once unite IN lift-
ing these institutions out Of their pres
cnt embarrassed und scmt-lifcless condition.
The primary idea of those who came to our re-
lief in 1871 was to aid those who bud suffered
through the great contiagrat1on. Shall We not
most worthliy commemorate their charity by
following their, example in relieving those tnsti
tutious which have suffered so much through,
the same calamity?
deter TO unorher occasion the calling OF pub
lie attention to tho rare and valuable objects
possessed by these institutions, but l will not
fortear ia this paper to suggest that Dearborn
park should be obtained for the monumental
building which is proposed to be erected. Should
nbly received, I may send you another COM
munication on the subject. Yours. ETC..
j. YOUNG SCAS.&cN.
, 1881-03-13

nj, ~ w1u be paid for any case that Hop Btters
~ ao1 eute Or help. Doubt not
, 1881-03-13

NORTH OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 NAD1U!
SEVEN MILES OF THE COURT HOUSE.
Mozart st, j7l.s It n Of North nv. c +, 5Ox
101 1t, improved, dated March II fred
erick 6. Frauk tu Carl Wagncr}. .....,..$
Humbuldt st, l5D 1t $ ut Wabansa. v +,
59xl3D e. dntcd March II tJohu John
ston. Jr., to jacob Bruppacher)...
Heine st, 50 1T Of ArmttMge av, " +. :5x
1l3 it. dated March al. and W. D. Cox
" = E1onS1
, 1881-03-13

great faith in. l think. however, that from
Afl practical standpoints, even our estab-
lisfied suburbs are better suited to tho rich,
and that they Will eventually be more largely
ingmcn nearer their work. But what
prars 80 fsiSf With II no a strests wla
trees, drainage, schools, neigIlbo7s, and but
few. railroad facilities. These, while very
good for gardening, fancy farming, country
sou to Sl00 per acre, are practically worth
less in single lots, and yet many of them
have been sold and traded at, say $500, Or
5000, per acre! I estimate that within
our established suburbs, there are subdiyldcd
INTO lots 81, GOO acres, or over 800 00o Of these
practically useless lots,-0ne for each of u.s.
anu an they haze been pretty equally divided.
These remarks are not thrust at suburban
property,--~far from it. believe there is III
better health, and equal safety in our sub
urbs than.in the city, but do say to work
ngnan, if you buy, buy something y0I or
some one else can get to and from aid enjoy.
): Lastly. but not least, those who bought
anu got Il poor title, or none at all. Much
good advice could be given on this point, but
{ must, at least for the present, state it
briefly.
DOn't buy a lot unless yon can buyit cheap
enough to afford to hire ,good honest law
dollar on the lot. It is the preliminary con-
tract, the ''receipt for deposit" on the lot
tnat often governs the whole purchase. Have
hlln approve all papers aud examine your
abstract Many buyers think that 1t the
Is alt right, whereas an abstract is merely for
lawyer to read to see if the title is good,
bad title.
Abs4ract-makers, even the Recorder him.
, 1881-04-16
THE. COURTS.

A QuAhHEL OVER A ConrsE.
A Bill was filed yestertldy III the Superior
Court by Mary n. YenRer aR,t,lstthe Denev~
olent psosactlvo 0rdar Of Elks, Caroline
Miller, altas Tuagor, and George Il. Treyser,
10 prevent them from Interfering with the
dead body OF her husband, tho lato George
/. YenEer. Sho nays That her husband tllcd
Feb. ~ Mt Aurora, .and afsar the funeral
service tho rdl,ntns wotts rrstlovo.t to Chicago
and deposited In yanlt at tsn.ql,iil. tliBsa to
feGlnalIn until pr9peTly BURIED .feagsr. during
llls llfetlMc hatt frequently Expressed
mother, Mrs, Tntkut. and nfter Ills ,ereasr,
Mrs. Tnuker sHnt to cOiliplafMant q dgcA VI
tll0 nt, With nstrtictiotlH t 400 TINT lier Stt1.
was buried tlivre. Slfs. iehkar at:chr,lfnr'y
|" a "!s siSy IS ,qx Sse . ts ts fy s s., '?s I ss Ss
but wns informed by AlHxd,ltler Ln,lR. tho
kHepnr 1T ot,nrgt. that uln holly hntl been dB-
pt!siteh in the wilt NY t4c9rKg 4. Treyser,
ss M2 sstv fs oHe 1st ~ eInt Ek q ind ts sd Sfst 3
surrender It rnluss OIL 'rreyser's ortlt:r. Mrs..
Yearsr then wont td TrUyser .for sacl. or.laT;
but h: reftssl ~ Riye It. on the grostnl That
tl,e Elks l'a.l tux tt.ke;n9Mharse Il Of tho bY'ly a!i4
Tot whenever lie ,SI,ci1ty slionid purchase
lnt, fps-. tho lllrfat Of its dects*u.l
'neinhors. Tcngor, ,was Il msqtcr. of the, ,E!kx,
aud they t,uk ollRrEu 1T Ills funeral, aud
ElhliN n6 "thAEA ~ l9 0AElcA Ut tItlls 4Hk
complainant thinks It was YGngur's fntotl-
tion 70 DO b1sstuu Ia THO family lot, ovan, i
tho funeral cHruih0Iltua WUr1 psrf0rnlNd by
tho Elks. At tic tfmu 10 died, 5nu UnsilerllIc
Miller, who claims to BIZ, his wife, WIS With
|l!m. hilt ee.n!nplalna'it charges SHY was not
plnInant: pit Ii hgr olnin to The bully, aud
the Elks the! promised they would Maka. III
c!a!lu to It after tho oarenlonlns: Carolfnn
Miller, however, Is anxious The, Elk, should
haye t, ;nii4 they. hs ia chnrged,
refuso utterly to surrender the .bsdy.
Truyser oven hns hae1i to Dos1n
Es E y ynr St Ms m TsskSFs fss eossn rt saass s te
oIhls sl,u ii tho only legal wife, ant is realty
and willing to hay all dxpes,sc;;, and to erect
Il rlinlilinunt nyor LIS grAys. Shnsays II wis
not her intention to atItnv the Elks. tn slt,
more tl,nn c0nduct ceremonies, 0ii tllelr OK.
press representation that, they would not
ctafm the bully .aftor It was placed In Che
vault, In cnhclnslon, sho nsks TINT The DO:
fron iMiurturing wifi her, ail!l That sAo may
be permitted to bury her doad III peace. -
, 1881-04-16
fclt,-wAsotl Il With such splendid. aid I'M.
pertsliAhlo excellence OF sincerity and

peris'lshle excellence Of sincerity and
strength.
Wordswortt,s vaine Ia ot another kind.
Wordsworth Inns nti Insight lntD permanent
snMrges g; Gf ios and consoiatioa for nnklnd
more wIlc!, we may rest upon thni, nyr9n'a,.
flOro Which Wo cntl rest ttpun now, aiHl which
tlen tiIny rest npnm always. plncn Ills
;Getry thoTetuse r. a6oye yro9's o.! tho w,o1s,
DyTnn's Inferior. BntslieaH two, Wordsworth,
and i.Yro, stand, l. ses!!s 70 ne, ttrSt and
paIr. Among Tho English pnets Of tllls cent
nry KEATS l,ad pr2"124iy !nissd more e,,, ,,,,:
In died lAvinK prantucctt tq, little aud being
~ yet lon lriirntt're tn rlyat them. l for ny
tluril my. other at tnelr: contemporaries;
either Coterttlee, pnst and plil.,sonl,er,
wrecked III n mist 1T opium: OF Shelley,
l,eautifu! and ineffectual n,lgef, beating III
tho yol'l his luminous wing: II vntn. Words
wnrlll n,Ml Dyrt.n stand out by themselves.
When the rear 1910 IL turned, and !,lr patton
comes Ia fnc0n!lt elgr poetic gfhries IN tho
century which hns tlle.i just elttted, the first
names with l,cr will bo these. =
, 1881-04-16
GARFlELD-CONKLING,
Tho rresldent,a Cabin ot M Fixed upo

sf nSs,sn---1sf,c N.,,, Vor,r Wnr..ns
~ - r...ts rH.n, !, ~ rs..;..s.
az sss.ss; ny tusm ~ -, :. ~ roes. n.',.
opsa' e'7'''''.Se"es =" 4"e 1"4saeo 1IU,msE
CLEVELAND, u. April la-l met Fresl-
dent 3. 4. ufnsdalo yesterday. This gentle
toatl has lp,,g been understood to stand In re-
isnnn NJ .mox. f.,om,is, "a nrastsIa,,, c.s.
Mns ~ ~, noes n.e ~ ,.,t.aa sua. 'sns. ~.
"ctu. 1Ae conte1sat1oa urtlea upon tne
present sanaMrla! deadlock, and upon the
action Of the prcsttlant ih the appointment Of
Robertson, etc. !: md finally cotna around tn
~ nasset "a .o"aon!a! .t' u.t''uk' Mh,oIi
ms oeen golu2 forward W!tn sAch rehlafka-
bio actltlty 1vcr alnoo Gen. Garfield took the
tiIlce. Finally the question WIS asked me.
now I'm t,nr,rs,siun cnt nhronl lint hu,taoz.
v" @ ,! -. evs ~ ." '..a. t;.
!n9 Was Eo1ns 70 aseoEApl'Sn NO 'nueh "len
inc new Prcs!donI
replied, that It was doubtless pnrtly
ov{nr IA the well-lsnow,t ktn,Ine.s AZ thp
prcai,1snt,s M m,,,,ra and tio '1anoroi t,un,as W. 40
..s". A"."'o, 1"u. NV so"u'n1 1'aptea-
SION tnat Is hotoad' tnat inc cabinet was
changed several ti1nes during the f9w days
previous tn Its final announcement.
;HThat nt .Ich.t. ID n ,ntstnta, !, satt Mr.
t1,neJa'a. .sr ~, ~. " ..a";.,s.os ea 1',,. ~.
,, ,nlnsuaie, w nos apeaS'hs from peHet or
heafsaf now. ous from aetua' knowledge.
Tl,ere Waa n;iIy ona name Thai xvHs r., tha
, 1881-04-16
STATE 'E0unTa,

Agar d Marshall began suit In attach
n,ent yesterday agatnst Charles H., Anderson
and Alfred a. Mul!ln to recavcr 81 ,pd7.2o. !.
f1tenctd'a suit III trespass aghiItst 'Athulln
Srlif0esanr; fnytnE damages Mt "a, ,00o.:s -
j. ]. Bnlistine enud David Davenport for
for $l,05Q. ~
, 1881-04-16
LA SALE STREET.

wrau.~.a n.asn.un. to~ II. vno.t Mar
Al Va" naren street.
INST yystsray S afternoon sta oeio"k IN n't The
er,ng tho vacation Of the souttl portion OF La
sa.i s.teet 70 seeounlnt'se 'he pfop1sen a.
nuw boafu OF Itaus Dn!1ding: ALI: Clark
presided o., petition of F. W. Tracy 70 81 "y
tsacK on uiiMan ssseet WIS le!elteu 70 tne
Law Department. to prepare proper ofdl.
cnr"nr,,fn,,s ~ a. IA cnntarn, n tha nec,s.
ioas fD,si oi J%dse u Taisy. n 'o'u " ''' "s''
tho paving III TI,trt avenue, between Jacis-
so,, md Twelfth streets, asid directed to be
p'Sfe"W %s Wtlrow w nlo; TIM attorney of tho Rook
!rafs ii % al otinsee for liz % vacation @ Il L.
Sale street: .>>.
WuEasAs. THE owners 9f thoso rnsttons ct
Uhioego propoae 70 tiel!vAte 10. tte, public aud
the city ls,rtlont IT sAIG blocks fpt tho purpose
Ct Increasing the Width t p!ce 9ys,lIs @ "sa, I'D
stroat. il considor,tion q tno yacaion of Ii
satIc street, from jackson to Van Duren street:
!. WHHHtAs, Tho owners nf nil tito property
which nbuts on rho portions nf. sati streotA
which will 10 a!leotca. sI,hoe By this proposed
WHEREAS, The public interests md cnnvon.
h w ~ W. Sa 1y tne d os
fnm, snSn fosM9ar anu ene maHns o1 sao vaoa1
s 9afa sy u Gatg g s Gsass s oy o y,sS
strip nf land 2;,ib feot wt1o, oxsenGiuR frufa
tnuxsoll 10 Van buren street, and 6n,lniod On
tue osst by .e Ts;t S Se so :. ..S as.
tenA!ns from Jao.aon 10 van bnfon ssrset,
strect. III IL Han.oi aectton Hiiiiuon tn GhirMHn
t,n nv thn tors,,s AZ ,n tniienft,n, nxeoited kv
a ~ @ = %og 'ss nov s
mid by tho hvtrs at law pf said john r. Tracy,
1cccaset', which instruncstt hears d.tn the - -
u1y md s Is ef. e9 soaons d5
vSn ,irgn strect sSait be- neptunr,stes s 10 tts @
ss to9oof @ + shai t. Il test wtde, " tic sie s
waIk .oli thu wcst sitie thereof snutl b.
B.75 fcet vide. aud tho roadway ahall he 80
Ieet Wiae, ana tiat saerlnan street, frnm sack-
fnn fn ~ nuh' MN huron stFHeT % apPropritea =
az .bo es; AHA thn5oa9 shsii c ne etxt"s fsnk
wide. tho siew.,lk So tho wess stio tnsrsof shalt
30 frty T seet t %tde. aa 1us t''""a' '1'''o' ''''
ssO. 3. That portton 1t lii sa,o street extond-
tug frusn tne Hirth .line VI VAn Buren, street to
IT, s"sS Sssrs fsfs Is s,9 e 'S' ssa
a. H. p9g sifeos e. VIZ n!1n"ag 9 ana a sIds 20
ver sru r.: H. 4nr Ky w INK -
eminent snmain ~ Tia div n nn,csen Il t,tro a.
by rsisasoi, roilniulshod. lid abInd,f,od.
Accn,,,,,,, vtnn ia nrf,t,,oncn .,"s onn-
,rdnf ~ aiioaa It ~ f. WIZ IN" XII
i,nn tTr'o ~ oxnnntss .t Gs ts Icy tasy a, a
Aid t,..th,nen ~ fhH;, y rrs'tv Ia,a ~ ~ rrIn
r., Murys II. Scott, ANNA &. Mc1:olioni,
iin, II -srmaov r%a,.,s NJ" - ~ u g 3s"Hs r,nts
ieaafa.a o I;st.irs ,,,,i,r the ,vt s,,d ~
Tia 1arttaa Inssrcstai In VII lin Tracw nv nsta.. -
sr1v wiapch gives tae CITY c'eae tlt'e TO mo prop
II. nrown. Tim at,ornav for ,ha .rrscv
uunllb }$S WEFG IEuulFUH 10 Gritty nML HlGlr f1}F-
, 1881-04-16

uanzas In advaneo of tho ploks and hettls. Could
nny nt Them hnvc done n, tho Liz nhAn1n-ths
gr1lnioat OF al thus far dIsonsae saeed-.woutd not
bare Iala under our noaoa In tho middle nf tho
c1ty t9r nearly s'khtden years, trsdhsn over and
Gaespfs0d. Nut a 4lxn on The surface or IN tho
sur1,undinR ground Indicated tho wealth iYlng
, 1881-04-16


: In the EIston b Wheeling gravel road otto
warranto case yeatsrday, the yenslo was
changed BY stipulation to the Circuit Court
Frank Elker was tried f0r, assault ind ac-
quilted ?. >. =, , Il,
In tic case Of John Murphy, convicted Of
rnanslaughter and sentenced 10 soventccn
years III The Psnttentlnry IN Decembur lust, a
petition waa presu1ltua praying TINT tho Court
tlIrrct the Cfrrk to furnish COUNSEL With i,
Transcript OF tho record without cohs, I'll or
dur to sue nuta witt 0t errpr fot. The 6NprumB
Court. Tine petition was duMted. :,
William CoIenl.,i pleadal guilty to lar
ceny. and was given ten days In the County
Jail. - -.
J9hn Hopson was found guilty Of an as-
SAUL. ."' ~
Frank Griffin pleated guilty to burglary,
aud Wtls rnl,>Atllsl. s.s
CharIes pultuy. was found guilty IT rob-
berry. and given ono year III tic runltuntlary.
Wfllia!n rubih WAS found guilty Of rob
berry. and given cite year 1t. tho paultentlary.
, 1881-04-16
THE CALI MONDAY.

1upoa pRuuloNb-tn chambers.
JupoE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and general busi-
moss.
APPELLATE OouNr-No court until Wednes.
dns. - =;
jupua oAHr-sa, coi, s1s to osA No case on
Jupur sxtTu-No preliminary call. Trlsi
sH, Sa 4 seS Il s7''pols sr' ao!', a' aoaa ao ae'
~ Jgngn 9 " Williamson rt y-Ass,sss 1udxe Carr, No
cnso on trial.
1up0s sJAAxsoN--Cnntcstad mosiona.
lup0a taARnsEt-tontestei r1ottonA
JupQB Ito iktsS --Sut uusu a,lGs, tAsey n. Obi.
caYo. harrington Z Qusnoy Rallroud Company,
syuSss 1s' &sa.s5Ssi, sl,, ssa 80, aA sal, 10,
4up0k IuLEY-con.ostad motions.
5saas iosS9s-No: %. Ss5, Lux. ia ,q,.
JunaE AS1.tosi-No. ilo.
fUcOgnl1Auce,
, 1881-04-16

External remedies ars the safest and b.a
.thst can BE- applied in diseases, on accom-,
Of the facllity which we possess Of wath.
Ing their action and results; and Of tls.
remedies Electricity, in the form Of MILD
continuous, md prolonged currents, as raj.
lied exclusively by Pulvcrmncher.
Electric Belts ind Bands, has ben
found the most valuable, eafe, simple. and.n,
oient treatment in the world for the cuts Of
lisease. We roviow, in our various pamphlet
the manifold. benefits to he derived truu
Pulvermacher's Appliances, and bring io,.
ward testimony in their favor from tho mot
learned physicians and scientific men In Ea.
rope and this country. We also demonstrate
why relief and. cure accrue IRON, their uss
after every other plan Of treatment n,
failed. Render, nro you afflicted md
wish to recover ths sumo degree OF health,
strength, and energy rs experienced ia
lAA1AS4 yCA4o@ OuAs VI LIG 1oAtUNlllb 1JWps
toms, or class Of symptoms meet your ds.
cascd condition. Are you suffering IRON
iIt.heaith in any Of fts many nnd muItIt.sL
Gus forms, consequent on lingering, nsrs.
GUS, chronic, or functional discase? Do you
feel nervous dcb!litated, frctful, t!mid, and
lack the power OF will and action? Ara 5aa
adbjeet to,sl JOSS :ot memory, hare spells et
fasntins, fullncss Of blood in the head, !ssl
listless, mopfng, unfit for business OF pltas
ure, and subject to tita Of tnelancholy2 Ape
yonr. kidncy4 stomach, liver, Or blood Ina
disordercd condition? Do you suffer fron
.heumatisn. neuralgia. or aches and pain,'
Have indiscretfons and cxccssea left you ins
weak aud dsbilltatcd condition. Arc yoa
/, timid, nervous, and torgotful, and is your
mind continually dwelling on the subject
1favo you lost confidence in yourself and
energy for business pursuits7 Arc yoa
subject 10 any Of tho following syn,ptom''
Restless nights, broken sleep. nightma'e
dreams, rn1pItation Of tho heart bu'hlu}'
ness, confusion Of ideas, aversion TO society,
dizziness In tho head, dlmne's Of sight, rtn,
pies and blotches on tho face md back, aud
other respondent symrtonls7 Thsre IN
Thousands OF young men, middle aged, md
even the old, who suffer from nervous md
physical debility. There aro also thon'sna
Of females, broken down In health and 'pl1'
It's from disorders peculiar to their sex, md
who, from false rnodesty or neglect, laaons
thelr aufferings, Why, then, further nts'
lect u subject SO productive Of health and
future happiness WHOM there is at hands
means Of cure7 Why not throw Of tn
yoke altogether, and seek remedy sba
his science and common nenso to comment
it-a rcmedy. Of lnd'sputablo efficacy ana
tho most ccrtaln means Of restoration %
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AND DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET, which
arc mailed, postpaid, to any aadres, on 'r
plieatlou.
, 1881-04-16

Johdnna Holzfnttnsr titad bill yesterday
against her husband, Sebastian Holztnttner,
asking Tot divorce oil tho ground OF dcser-
tim. - -'- .'-
, 1881-04-16

In the matter ,ot tllo estate of John Q.
Shedel. decreased. letters Of administration
were Issued to Christian F. ahe4el, untlsr
| bond for $500. '?'':~<
, 1881-04-16

Dqn't toll your sutInELnxs to everybody, but
ese H. jacobs Oll, aud speak Of liz results.
, 1881-04-16

III cn1FetAltJon Win air. iIlilGUlh nllc6, on
the subject Of tho iulnl tto3ato with Duuglas,
IN asked M whlen ot the spuoc!les was niy
fhy0rl1 | told him t!ketl Ills Frcoport al
dress bostor than any other. lie: replied:
~ !s very singular; fnyo asked tlnny
lsisaaa TINT qlissslon. but llona agree with
with Lic. l WAS
DETTER PLEASED WITH My sEtF At OTTAWA
than at any other place.. AT OttAwa his
fren4a wers 10 duiIgfitaa with what lhey bo-
Loved WIS h!s ctsMplet0 triumph over the
little g!Aht TINT Ilo was taken. nllcls 'azaii,+t
crowd lind carrfed I'd Its l.otbl: III giving MI
account uf tho dubAtu, Dauglns' ofgal,, tue
Cl,ioaKo Itnaes, EfaysIy a'I'o0ncgd Tint LIN
hts fr!eiMts Wero l0rond To carry llltl To bis
hotelE Wsnh tiioy lnet nttel w!trlts IN Cbar!eA.
t3iI' W0lhs County. Ny. lx,nxlas astotcd what
n!e atnies 'ia stl 9t the 0ttawn .ahatf i,
piled: "ALr pouE!as IL nenrly my weight
Now let him Hty9 !lla c01sent to my prnpt'sl-
ttnn anu rehIst With all bis might. Will taku
G 70 ts Doaxlap, - pluassts s aS tst "a i'a iii Ill
rntllBd the tenptr NJ Ills t!Bl,Ally placid an-
tngol'lst, .lanEhlnEly ducIlned the pFoposl-
BpcakIng Of the discussion betweon these
twN Kreat (tfn0tsMns ratntnttA ine that at
unlesburK, WHERE from 81. .OW Il, 90, 1000 pu0piu
wsre assembled, @ during Douglas speech,
@as htaidGY ol' ttls oglskltts Of the tIn'ns,lse
croWu s!ltd Mf. Linc0ll cntne Antt ynll:, VI
| an allxtDus ~ kll0w Slosl!or my voice oan
1u heau! ~ far ~ DDuzlas'.. Listen n!.d lst
ms knnw:" gave clO1t attention nlld col,-
S's a pt S,>tet s ansta hasSlas t ' %sy ysSs
| my tlIAlt tue hbavy YOlco OF tlIs rival.
NJ H. y pleasahe to know that Lincoln and
wEWE PEltsosAL FMENDs,-.
that Msn the 0l!l liag was brad nn at Sumter
hn:stst s' =; L!as9!n EEo!iptiy cslled ln Doug