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From SPT1ng1eld, Ohio.
ePRrNaSIELD, ONO. Jan. 10Th, 1850.
On. ]. b. ScHENcx:
Dear Sir-From . feeling Of gratitude and
. desire to benefit Others, I send you this
certificate that all may know Of the virtue OF
your remedies For over one year my case
seemed hopeless; had night sveats. loss OF
appetite, very severe cough and . co1dplete
prostrstion Of my whole syetem Ny ply
stefan pronounced my disease Consumption,
I was reduced almost to skeleton and Ill
the medicines I took failed to give me any
relief. had fully made up my mind that
was incurable, when IN acQusintance recon-
mended your reme lies had little faith in
them however. having lost all hope, but In .
very short time after commencing their use.
found TO my great surprise that was get
ting stronger and that nv worst symptoms
were fast disappearing. Ipsrsevered In taking
them until was -est0red 20 perfect health.
assure you th1slauguaxe fAils to express the
gratitude feel towards you for your skill in
preparing 20 good and great remedy.
Gratefully youa
CAfHRRINB A. STEWART!
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On little tombstone over a little
grave at Bloomington, ILL.,, is cut the
figure of lamb, and this brief inscrip-
ton: "The Little Stranger" There is
no name nor date. People say that
here Is the resting place of child that
sickened and died as it was passing
through the town, IN charge of some
man whose name Is not remembered.
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sr aon, Ohio.
On 6CHEHcK:
Dear sfr-About four pears agoI was taken
sick with what my physician told me was
Consumption Of the Lungs I bad bad
cough, and W. reduced very much in my
weight At different timeA I had ssvsn ply
sicisns OF this placs and also ono from
BloomsburE. attending me, and although
they all thought they could help me, l grew
worse very fast under their treatment Twas
compelled to give up al badness for two
years. and NO one believed, nor did myself
bslieve, that / should ever get we'll One
day happened to call ct Mr. Auburn Smiths
Drug Store in this place, and picked up one
Of your psmphlets- In resding the certin-
Gates Of cures, found one case 20 nearly like
my own that At once concluded to giveyour
Medicines trial / bought the Sawed
Tonic, Pulmonic syrup and Mandrake Pills,
and began THAR use according % the printed
directions, and can truly say, that from the
frBt saw marked Improvements In AL my
symptouR This encouraged me = continue
their use until was entirely we'll have
had good health sinee my recovery, and BE-
lieve your Medicines saved my life. know
Of sev8ral other persons In this city that have
been cured b. your remedieS
Yours truly
naa RoDnHx w. JoxnA
London. Ohio. October 9th. 1850
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where NJ. Sehenenk,s BEeale1ooe ere
Used de People are CnrsA-AnoeheF
Case ~ Consunpsien Cared as La
Forte Ind.
D1. Scunxcx:
About twelve years ego wss dangerously
IN With Lung Fever. had great trouble IN
breathing; every breath drew caused me
pain. had three Doctors treating me-, bui
grew worse all the time. Iva ct that time
connected viii, the Laks shore r R Co.
One Of my fellow clerks induced me to gel
some Of your medicines, saying that he had
used them himself with entire success
sent for soms'of your Pulmonic Syrup, Ses-
weed Tonic, and the Mandrake Pills. used
them according 30 the directions, and in .
short time noticed marked Improvement In
mr. health, which kept up - continued us
ing your medicines After taking several
bottles eaeh of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic got entirely OYER my sickness.
Since that time have RECOMMENDED your
Medicines 70 many other people living In La
Porte, who used them with great success.
n. w. NEBKLraAu.
Ex-Trustee OF La Porto Co
La Porte, Ind, Jan Slst 1881.
TINS n 10 CERT4Ty. That We have cold the
medicines mentioned IN theee certificates 70
Mr. Eebelthau and others, and their state
ments are authentic and reliable.
III FRHDRICK Wnsr 4 Co.
L. Possa Ina. Jaa. slsk 1ssL 4 ~
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Ersn La Perts. lnA.-0snsumpsiel


On. scHHHcx:
Ny wife was victim to that horrible dis
ease Consumption Of the Lqnga The Doc
tor attended her for six wseks. she growine
worse all the time Finally he told me thai
be could do nothing more for her. and thai
there vas no hope for her recovery.
had heard Of the cure Of case of Con-
sumption By the use Of your Medicines, and
Is last resort determ ned to Try them ON
OF each-'he Puifnonie Syrup and Sawed
Tonic. When she had taken but this one
bottle Of each medicine she was able to get
out Of bed and move about bought more
Of the medicine for her, which she continued
more; her lungs healed up and became sound
again. Nothing but your medicines saved
JOIN ENoELsBs1aER.
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Yfen tAs White HOUSE, Rsk1n, m
PzKrx. hz., Nov. 81, lsn

Pxux. LIZ, Nov. 81, 1s7A
Dr. J. b. eCnENCK:
Dear sir-ln the winter Of 1o72 was told
ty three prominent doctors that my wife had
Consumption, and that she could not live
until spring. Soon after this fricnd who
lives in Dayton, Ohio, Recommended your
Medicines TO her, but having been told that
sho Vas incurable we had no faith in the m.
Her friend finally brought her bottle Of
your Pulmonic Syrup and insisted on her Civ
ing It fair trial She did 20, and thank God.
By its use. her life vas saved She b now en-
trely we'll M
am well known here, - we'll - IN lance
Vile, Dresden aud Cochocton, and would re-
fer you to the druggists and Others In these
towns who viii remember my wife's case -
very bad ono have Recommended your
Medicines to . great many, and have never
known them to fail in making cures where
they have been given . fair trial
am induced TO send you this By the
thought that it will DO Of such great use TO
suffering humanity.
Proprietor White House. Pekin. III
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FEEL quite tome here, how do you
feel!" as the bound volume upon the library
shelf said to neighboring album. - feel
just like book replied the album.
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pezienes but froA many ot6sFs TIT Know
Who have used Il with great benefit
XoufS truy.
Cx1us LAvn1TY.
Charlotte. Mich, Dee. 9Th, lsS0

- Dr. Sehenckss Medicines, Pul.
nnonlc SYRUP 0eaWeeA TOnle aaA
Mandrake Pills are fer sale ~ an
Druggists, ana na11 directions are
prlnssA on The Wrappers 81 every pack-
age. Ur. 0ehenok,s Rauphlss on the
Cempla1ns ard Dyspepsia II ssnt free
post paad.
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WHY wouldn't Phebs a good name for .
lawyers wife?
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1t b uovlle dragged stuks pretending Il
be made Of wonderful foreign roots, barks
&c. and pulled up By long bogus certificates
OF pretended miraculous cureA but q simple,
valuable remedies, that furhishes its OWE
certificates BY its cures. We refer 10 Hoy
BitterB, the purest and best of medicines.
Bee another oolnmn.-RDxbKeo~-
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DID you ever have . sort of cramped feel
ing in your hands, . weakness at your el-
bow, . slight touch of lameness in the dell
told muscle, find your clayicle aud scapula
working with an awful creek, the muscles
and cords that brace up your spine sore,
your legs little bit uncertain and streInu-
1ous, the perspfration oozing out from every
pore, and your lungs all out Of 'sbreathr'
Never did. Then you have omitted to saw
half cord Of wood before breakfast. -
Law PRoFEssoR: "what constitutes
burglary" Student: "There must be
breaking.0 Professor: ssThen. il q man en-
your vest pocket In the ball, would that be
burglaryv' Student: Yes, sir, because
that would break me-" sfss
A PLEASANT little girl: $50 you enjoyed
your visit to the menagerie, did your In.
tie sister. ooh, yes? And do you know,
we saw camel there that screwed its
mouth and eyes around awfuIly, and sister
said II looks exactly az YOU do when you are
reciting poetry At the evening parties"
THE fact is,n said smith melodramat-
ically, my heart goes out to the distressed.
marked Fogg, more in sorrow than in an.
ger; know you are always on the beat.
81 CANNOT sing the old song,n shrieked
IN amateur soprano the other night, and
while she took In breath for the next line .
young man who had looked in for moment
was heard TO remark casually but emphatic
ally, "You just bet you can't" Itbroke up
the concert on the spot.
HER HAND was evidently not on good
terms with soap and water, but was heavily
loaded with jewelry. by George ~ whis-
pered Fogg, "there's some rich digging
over there. 1 should say that dirt would
assay dollar an ounce"
WHY wouldn't Phebe good name for
laWver,g wifap
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ADDRESS

DR. ]. h. SCHENOK & SON,
5s7 Arch st.. PhIladslphIa. Pa.
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81. LOUIS, Mo-, December 18th, 1S7Q
On ]. II. sCHEscK:
Dear sir-In the fan Of 1871 my son was
taken sick, and several Of the prominent
doctors Of this city pronounced his disease
Consumption. By their advice took him
South, but the change Of climate did him no
good Soon after this, Captain Blake. An
intimate friend, told me how good your medi-
cines were In such diseases and advised me
TO give them . trial. did so. and he soon
began to gain heeh and strength, and finally
was entirely cured cheerfulIy recommend
your medicines to al who are similarly II
1ictod Yours truly, =
Z PosrKR IEoNAKD,
Corner Ninth a7d Pine streets.
echenchss Pulmonic Syrup has been used IN
our Institution for several years. and has
proved very efficacious remedy In the nur
merous cases in which It has been employed.
BY removing Inflammation and otherwise r.
nevfng the patient We keep constant sup
ply Of this valuable remedy in the house, and
confidently recommend its use TO I'll who are
subject to affections Of the throat and lungs.
Tar sIsTERs or CHARIrY
or ". JosEPH's HousR
EmmittsburE. Nd juno 10Th 1850.
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Use Redding's Russia Salve I'm the house, and
use Redding's Russia Salve in the stable.
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. Csc.
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THE fact is" said Smith meiodramat-
ically, my heart goes out to the distressed.
am all heart" guess you are" re-
ger; know You are always on the beat. y
, 1881-10-07

Hhh11 tho Freedmen SetG1o There.
Mr.. Hannibal 9. Carter. tho colarai gentleman
who was ut ono tsme ScGrctary Of StAta OF Mis-
slssippl, aIl WIN has OF lAte tle0n Aulvo III pul-
Hes. lcctMrud last night in Hershey atssc lIul.
Tho lecture tlast boon twca postponed altd MIR.
Eurier announced tho Iirst thing last night that
he would nut hayo consented tu unotler post
ponc,uent uyon IT no t,uu but himself md the
reporters lla been lnaldH tho hAl
Tho lecturer did hot begin, howuveE,
until o'clock, tho Audtonu0 bsIug wuitcd
fur UP to TINT hour, aThon ho dill
open up theirs woso About thirty colprrsl
pprsons present and ol1ht or ten whites, and
most at than rolnnincd until the lecture WIS
concluded. Tho abseucu Of All audience 80 com.
pletcIy disappointed aud upset 3lr. Cartur that
h1 ftllnd II Impossible to presunt Il crclitubla
lecture. He atArte1 lA to teAu frDln lnnnusorpt,
but hRd t0 Riya It w. H1 HAv0 u rAubllnE TUX
lnstend, but TN the original subject, " 0ktahu-
nla." as Is known, there Is clAtul now pend
la,UtU.0n uurcs VI ianti in tue indian TcrrItory
TOR tho accommodation !ot tho noRro. aud nar.
Glnin. ia huseA M u ,feuty aIauu
with tho lMllaux III 1ajl when tho Question Ut
providing hnnes Tar tho freedmen WRs beinx
HKltMtcd. Dir. Carter says that hu eo1nes hero tu
plead t0r synirathy hlld tur ttHAncta! isd =,
curry III the prosecution Ut tue clathl l,uforu tho
lnterDr Department.. III ortlrr that Golorea men
may Ind really freo t!1tne. Now thoy aro
.nnre oppressed " tho south ttan they wuro bn:
u.4a whipped, but now they are kl4ua aud
rtl1bct1.
, 1881-10-07
FIGURES ON FISH,


sr,,,, ~, s,.....'.
VIII sso 'nto lne "eis"1'
FISHERY Division Of tho Census. hus completed
n rrrort, containing ynlunbl, statistics for tho
yenr W" OIL to HISTORIES OF the great laRps atu
tho ajacent States. Tho stattaties hro unus'lHety
comprehensive, u,d only few Interesting cnnl-
npr.snus ann he ,,cdr ,1n,t, rnr, f1r thc 4 Nal
T.. ~, 's, "",'.t ~, !. ~ t's.,s
' s''seea ~ Nv .a. ~, Nv ,',, ,..
md l,utu from Ohio both of tic latter Stntc+
hnv;nv II lnrvn lnke tuas.. Tl,prn were. In lY7p.
: n.s o.sa,s n,"ta ouJ .,oa,,t,,,-s ,,r.t,.,, T.,
tho Fisheries. sul.iea It SsNoaO: thHrc ntinE l04
tlfhitsu.cfaf1 eredlteH ~ illlnoaa, ~
Mi",,ls.,, u" rrhn totMi III" .a.rI, ~ Tx
Estae lakes during is.9 Is pInnco.i nt es.E,oN
tHit1fltlH 44{tAH ~ tFGillttlt
, 1881-10-07
MATRIMONIAL.
JEW E'rT-aTUANT.
Sptetat ulspateh to Tie CI.ttuco 1ffbttna

spteta. Dl.pateh to Tie ta.teaoo 1stounG
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. G.-Nliss rntty kyle
Stuart, the youngest tlnuglllur of George II.
Stuart. President Ut the Merchants National
1,ank, md WilIinin kelnnn Jewett, SOIL OF
Hugh j. Jewett, President Ut tic New iurk
Il Eric lsnltr0na Comnnhy, were ,tlnrrletl Mt
noot, I'll tic First Reformed Presbyterian
Church., on Droa, street, below Spruce.
Although n0 curtis were lsstcti, tho church
was iillch In every l'art with representatives
Of I'lllndelp1,tn's hest sGciety. All Ut tlie
ladics were richly ntttrc.l, md many M
pcarcd IN full evening dress. Anung those
present wera Hugh !. .1cwett, of
Now York, Mr.. u'ld Mrs. George
Jewett, alnl Hugh j. Jawett' .jr., Of
GAINESVILLE, o., and .Ioel Il. l;rl'artt Of New
York, with tile exception Ut small space
III front for tIlu oillciating Clergyman, the il-
tertur Ut the c'srrcl, WIS Ileli with luxurlnnt
fOliage-plants aid bl0uning tlowers, whose
fragrance tillclt the ertiro building. The
ceremony was performed after tlle English
cnstDnrb BY the 1lev. John Hall, u. d., pastor
ar tin Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.,
Now York, who Is rc!ated to tl,c bride, ni,u
WHO callr OH expressly to otl1ciatc. Den-
jauIin Molteith presided at tic nrgatl, md,
rs lie plnyel the wedding ,.lnrcll from
"LohengrIn," the bridal .pnr:y entered
tie church. First ca,ne tho lour us!lcrs.
Frank &. Stuart, brother of The hrldc, y. u.
Miller. Allan y. Ucntlson Ut Ohio, anu Ed
win \. King, Of Troy, n. Y. Following close
behind were tho bridesmaids, Miss .]esctt,
Miss Sat!ia Jcwett. Miss Hodges. ,l,Ml Miss
liasl. tn1,Rtiter. Ut tile itey. Dr lfnlI. Mll ef
NeW York. and Miss Anubie ntt Miss Dnle,
s,s IT t's ad sdtS' war tirS n soIn Mts sik Wns ES
trlMtrletl with Iargo wliitu feathers n.ll facut
basiet of Marecllnl Nell and jacvue,iont
roses. IN tho rear walked the bri.!r, lean!N:
wore. n magnificent robe ot wilIto sati, il,ntlc
br,,l.lerc'l wifi! taistes. Attached to her
hair By Il diamond stnr was tln, usual tnllu
tiS IL s Mi'i' rs sfss' SsM X sf ssS 4a 1s ssrHis ]
h'nnun1 brt!ch III the design Ut Il tluisy,
atul fIl ller hand s!le carried bouquet Of tt;,.
rt'ses. As ttlo ihrty proceeded up the centre
5bse b1t t1.s @ 1rssros I"s aec9W'paIel WEp', 9y n1s
lni! IRON, tic alltt.luom on tho snutil
VI tho aitnr, and net the brida 3Mst n, sl'a
rnannetl the !.eaL Of tho ,aisle. Tile usher,
thu ctlanGel, !eayinI: the cnnsraGtlng .lnrttss
| officiating. clcrEytl,cl!. Thu Rev. Dr. linIl
purforlned tho brief but sp!etn.! service t!ll't
flpn, tic ci,arel! to ti!a sirains "f Ms,tiris.
solln's Wedding A1urcls." \, wc,tdln.:
breakfast was served Vt thy residri,ca u, tho
brides parelts M l%a' Ffne street. wlieru
y! by their numerous frlc,,sls lie ,ilsHIay
If wedding gifts wts huth rich ,,,Mi eXtets!w,
cnnlprEslll::. !llnosg other tslngs many nmilue
| plgceS OF stiytrWnrG and rnre works Ut nrt,
IN tho nftnrno0,l Mr.. NlNl Airs. Iuwett left
for New York on Ill extended tour through
| the E,ist.
, 1881-10-07
LOCAL POLITICS,
Tho Democratic Convention to IBe lIel
DIRT. 1l.

Tho Democratic Convention to BE Hold
Oct. ~.
The Democratic C0unty Central Committee
mot at tho Palmer IIouso last evening tn ntals0
arrangements for tho convention tn nominate
II IidEu OF tue Superior Cnurt, Clerk of tho
Criminal Caurt, and live County Commissioners.
Frnnuss tfnIn,ltl 1r. prra!tlnd. -
Thu scats Ut lAtruk Murphy, OF tho Eighth
Wnnl, nntl lotu Il, Dalton, Ut tho Thtrtaou,h
Wnr!, were ,ccInscd vacant t,tl aocount ut thcir
Al,serue frUn thrcp consecutive nHatIt,ys. as,l
I. J. tluwurl anh bfichRcl ltayos weso elootod to
sorso nut thu u,uxpiscl torms.
It w,ts decided 10 tol,l tho primaries III both
city and c.tsntry from i 10 p. ILL.,, Frlany, tho
:lst. alId tho convention tho following day. tho
ChAissnan ala,l Secretary belasK l!sstruu1cs to
onru 'inll lor tue htrly t., !neot III.
Iho Gus!s Of representation was flxe;l ut ono
delegate fur every aOu votes east tAr ilnllGucK,
nnd one fur vvory lu1 ar,d over ThIs Will Until
tlo tue ,yarts snA towns IT, thy nsl,sst,sr xisen
Esxiti,, ii: Ninia. i; Ion.h. !; EiuysatG, i:
ISs!t,h = TnlsesSn L F"arteontn h. y; f,;.
conth. II; Lonl0nt. " Hyde Park. d; lnko, VI;
o.htr towns twenty egntl. eaeh; total. sn.
1.Aiu On tito clubs to rny. fhe expenses 1t tho
convention ar,l tuulAontAls e,nnGotud With Tho
wnrk Ut the CoHtrHI Cnn,inittun.
whun tho polling places Ana list Vt jndsos for
thu nrin@nrls4 will be bundled '!l.
- lIttutfHE FEp1fltF tN1keH WIN NUMBER OF
thu MGtnG9ts OF tho c0mIntttco rexurdluE tho
NOMINATION. nY lUu0s 0F TjlE SUPREME
CNuttT,
md found that thore WAS but QUO expression on
tho subject. an !utervtaW with QUE Ut tho s.,ost
prominent Ut tho nlirlhGr IL Appgndad IN Ari9r
iu Ettr iii llcn vt tho fecltHR un thu aubjtut:
s'Thas1 IL st,llle tAtk uf !nu0salny tiRry, who
will undoubtedly Hat tho Republican l0lntIia-
t!on. layout aaan! y nSn.asrat ,au'oa tyr
fund whu wulsd run ngalnst Gary. llo haH
slven tntir9' sattsfnctsnI ~ tho bur Alld tito
l,rople, md doubt II auy l,ntl in tho county
oaM bent nl'l!. Tho pan.oe.at. haye ta!kel
with fnv0r autnH " WIS tloIiu slx ye.lra lku.
| wled ws toluod haIds with tho 1supu6lte4ns antl
ptvcted unry. lilo has .lonc nothing 70 make Ia
RECRUIT 1t. We hAsc alwnys heen In lusor ot
n!aktuV Tho oieeuon OF ;,udgcs t,on. .pArtlzAn
| Curry bus , bGcn q JnlEo for utHhteoti
yours, is Impartial md conservative. lllI tue
Rroat unJarlty Of Dunoesats tsofur not tI
iin,utuut1 itll opposition csl,d1tlata. Thry nEvhl
thing differently. nut fnr that declslo!l Ut the
| Supreme Court, which tukc5 Mll tho life out ot
| rho election this full. My bp!nsou fs that 0uk
| coIlvohtluu Will tnlsssu uury."
! 80 fur only uHo tl,an Is mentioned tor
| ClEn6 or TtlE cNiMlSA1. CuENr--
Austin J. Doyle. who held l4e onlco fro'n 1871 t.
, 1881-10-07
1a71. but IA now Hpcrctnry Of the Police Depart.
tnent. Tho Democrats bclIovu ho Ii tho best

1877. but Il now sccrotary Of the Police Depart.
mont. Tho Democrats bcllovu ho II tho best
lann they Gun ruIl.
Candidates for County Commissioners nre get
tinR tnick-nt lenst IN tho city. Among. thoso
iian.rd arn AID Sanders. fanus II. Wuo!. John
Mnttncks, william, Hest. Fred Summer. md OK.
ALI. 1'cnrtunA. The inter, hnwUvnr. tnys hB Is
out Of ,'oItles. Thr u.l,or. ase South. sidors-
hS se9t , a I ~ va:, fcy, 1 e sS Sos 9
sucrossEal nts viii he an,ldcrs. llret. and Alnt.
tutks ur, IL tho apt fiur,ca1 s1eers. Summer.
vrrr little Interest is shnwn Mtw. u. M frss
.t'lH* nrh nt Staitn. Init things Will ,a!'uhlc*s
brighten up ntler tho cDnvrntt.,n, and strung
thlEh hurrlcss elTs'rte In ,n;l't8 to srciiru Ii
futtbn III thu t0t,nly IstMrst.
4 few " tho Dennernts Nrs talking itp q
ac1tn,e to deprive tho tipctiDn uf u sl,t.lt,x nr
s!csS Thsir 'a ~ y tnn tno ~, Sp .l,o
ccrl, provided the l}c1npcrnts nru nluwc,l tho
twn elty County Commissioners. thus giving
than Il III nnrtty representation IN tito County
IioaTd. an For tho COnItnfaslongrsltlF'A II tho
cnunty tHwns. they nrg 10 !N fdtiEht for ns
nsAHl. Mnynr tlnrr!son. however. says !hat auct,
proposition is absurd. und tho probabilities
nrt that It Will not he cArrl.t nut. oxcgpt, per-
l.ut's+ ~ fur as Iu,tEo IL e0tcernr'l.
, 1881-10-07


Lnrsc Increase Of Xyniotlc Discusses.
Tho report OF DR.. CLEMSON. tho NeuIstrar Of
VII, u..t.t ~. -, .. 49,
vltal STATISTICS, lot tno h'o'ila OF septenoes
was comn'eted yestert'ay. and Is u very Interests
lug document, lu tbut 1t must Ut necessity draw
tho attunton at thoso whit, aro fnternstud in The
.uts,,.v ,rslro ~ nr ta ritv Tho ,,trc"t,.',su NJ
s""haeS "el'asu W 1uo otS' 1nd peFceH1aReoi VI
zyinotlo tliscascs ts fur creator than ever, aid
their character Is Of II natarc that should cuusu
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Special Utspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
r0Rr lIunOS, sEtch, Oct, U-l:G0 p. rp.-I'aascd
np-rrDpccrs lI0stun, Taconln, Macknaw md
co,sort, Nayann anu consort. George l.. Cntd.
well anu barxes; Achssoncrs Itnaca. Mystic Star,
Adventure, CMrlew. 81. l.. il!uslu.
Down-Propellcrs AlhIon. ltaanokc, Progress,
sanilue and consort, George king aud ba:xcs,
foscin!to nud burgess, a. Sumner and barges;
guhooaers Iafrincr, i. j. 1loRes%A Polly ~.
lsoKcrs, John i. Morrill,; propeller uarrutt and
bnrges.
Wind west, light. Weather cloudy.
hpsela! Ditpateh to n, Chieacp Grftrns.
1'oIlr HURON, Mich, Oc.. 6-p:.N y. Ill.-passntl
up-l'ropellcrs Pactac, Queen Of tho West, Nary
1'rIEgio and burgess. Mnry Mills and cotasort. Il.
Il. Hula and collsurts; sctoohcrs Clara, Snaw-
drop. j. II. Richards, Eric, unu StawMrt.
Down-I'ronc1ters Don II. Dickinson, with
1linuenlAnl,s, Hillcr.l ltucK Mn4 barges, Porter,
May aa Urxcs, ~ n ss aua % brKes I Uat pan III
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