Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1873, Page 7

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1 3. 7 e R R T ) AN IOWA COLONY. An Interesting Cc-operative Com-~ munity. A Day Anong the Social Philosophers of Amane, and What Manner of People They Are. pecial Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune. g o e, Tows, Jan. 4, 1873, On the banks of the Iowa River, about 70 miles from tho Alississippi, is & con_:mumty which really seems, under its W2 especial con- ditions, to have SOLYVED THE PROBLEM OF COMBINATIO! both in induatrial parsuits and in home-lifo. is Garman in its origin, ? c abond of a semi-religious character, involving a recognition of the Diving inspiration of the It ¢oanders of the society. ‘The community—which has never been a very larga one, though it traces its bistory back for about two bundred years— emigrated from Germany somo thirty or forty years 880, and settled for a time on a former Indisn reservation ncar Buffalo, N. Y. Tinding their tract of 6,000 acres too small, they came West, and purchased land in Towa, which, «ith subsequent additions, amounts to THIBTY THOUSAND ACRZS, principslly rolling preirie, and fine woodland. To pass into the heart of this commuuity from the midst of the Testless, struggling outeide lifo, 1sems like & transition into s different, almost an 01d-World civilization. The neat, clustered villages, relieved eguinst o back-ground of or- “fruited deep,” and low river-blufls breaking the blue line of the horizon, impress ono as thongh tpon them was sct visibly the sig- et of Peace. On either side of tho wido streets stand the plain brick or stone houses, with their lazgo windows filled with plants, and looking over into wide surrounding gardens, where flowers smd vegetables grow in kindly neighborhood, end which streteh away, without visible. line of demarcation, into fair vineyards. SEITHER LIKE WESTERN NOR NEW ENGLAND sillsges are these, notwithstanding their flour- * jog and woollen mills, their machine ‘shops and factorics, and all the evidences of industrial ac- tivity,—bLaving neither the intellectual atmos- phere and suggestiona of calture of the oue, nor the fast-chauging life and froe-and-easy care- lessmesa of the other. This distines individual- ity is made more marked by the uniform charac- ter of their buildings, which betoken the com- mon plan. 5 3 s The same unity of plan is exlitited in all their business. liach department, both agrical- taral and mechanical, has its owh_manager, or foreman, who 18 responsible to the Board of Trostece, by whom he is appointed. These Trustees, or Descons, are thirteen in’ number, and sre electod by the voto of the entire adult commaunity, which now numbers about TRIBTEEN HUNDRED. Their functions are quite various: the holding of the common property, transacting of tho general business, and the constituting a court of Znal sppeal in case of difficulty between tho members, Entering mombers place their entire property in the common stock; if chey leave, they are entitled to the amount invested, but raceive neither interest nor wages. THE OBJECTS of the Amane Hoc.i.etg are, - professedly, refigions nssociation, industrial and domests co-operation, and the special advancement of the useful arts. Notwithstanding the diffi- cnlues of details suggested by purposes so wide- resching, tho condition of their aiTairs shows that tkere as been a good degree of prudence, both intieir plans and administration, to insure 8o marked a snccess. BCT NOT IN A DAY hss bloesomed the rose-garden of thrift and con- tentment. When the banks of the Iowa were reached, some sixteen years ago, there was to Seicoms them bus tho green prairie, through ‘b rolled tho shining river, while over all Jooked down wonderingly, but coldly, the fair antumn-sky. At first, and for several years, they laborad on the foindations of their fature ~industries. They bridged the river, made good roads, plant- sd Liadges of white willow, and commenced o canal to supply their needed water-power. This cansl, 9 miles in length, and nearly parallel with the river, proved a _difficnlt. and costly entor- price; it was comploted, Lowerver, after abont seven years, with the aid of 3 steam dredge and rmuch resolution ; anl then began the PLANTING OF THE MANTFACTURES, of which, previously, they had had none, except afloaring-mill. Now thoy bave other ilouricg- ‘mills, woollen factories, machino eliope, starci, sugar, and vinegar mentfactories,—all of a sub- gtzntial and excellent character, and fitted with highly-tinished machinery, muca of it having valusble improvements, the designs of their own machinisis. They Lave erected FIVE VILLAGES, two of thelater ones being stations for tho Bock Island & Pacific Rauroad. ‘They are; Amane proper, South and Eaat Amane, Home- stead, and '+ The Hive.” Their schoolhouses and capcls aro devoid of ornamentation,—their principal care being bestowed on use_and sub- siaatial cheracter rather than show in any tespect. B q “Lney still pay clcso attention to agriculture, with the breeding of fine stock, Lut areno longer dependent upon it, a8 in tho first days of their settlement, their manufactures now oc- eupsing THE MOST IMPORTANT PLACE. . They mako large qusatities_of woollen goods, ot soperior qualicy, for both Eastern and West- e markets; cotton yarns, of especial strength 14 evenness, for' use. in- knittiug machines ; and, in connection with their manufactura of starch, are endeavoring to make dry sugar. Byrup hes been mado in” Eastern factories from @ eaccharine portion of the corn which was sxtracted by the boiling water used in the manu- facture of starch; buc the production of dry sugar from corn bas not been successfully ac- complished, As & new braunch of industry, it de- serves attention,—for, after considerable experi ment and investigation, they have succoeded in roducing it in small quantities, and now claim taat they shall bo able to makeit o paying manu- facture in connection with starch. Therr vine- gar, from the refuse of the starch and sugar, is made by the quick process of which the filtering is the most important part,—corn-cobs or beech- wood shavings being used for the purrose. In sddition to their manufacturing business, they do g large trade in 2 FLOUB, CORN, AND GRAIN. Their grain-clevators at Homesteed and South Amsne—both etations on the Rock Island & Pa- cific Railroad—being each of capacity for sioring 60,000 to 80,000 bushiels. One wonders whether this materisl progress indicates a corresponding good intellectual and moral life, In regard to the latter, they bave at least avoided one rock on which many similar or- ganizations have been wrecked, by the law of ‘marriage being simply and. FAITHFTLLY OBSERVED. Early marrisges, however, ero strongly discour- sged,—men not being considered of suitable age until they attain {he discretion of 85 years. Plainness in dress is practised with o success which might excico the envy of reformers, and 2 CO-OPERATIVE HOTUSEKEEPLNG in s manper worthy tho attention of Mrs. Stowe. A puficient number of boarding-houses are erected in each village to sccommodate the in- ‘babitants; here the food i nicely, though plainly, propared, and is partaken of at public es, generally set separately for men and women, thongh the rule does mot seem to be rigidly observed. s Co-operstion is carried in every detail. Their Sc-operative stores supply the needed clothing. Their wood is provided in common stock, and dealt out in due proportion to the families,— #ach family having either & house or separate partments assigned to it. - J THE WOMEN ASSIST in the lighter ont-door work; in the cultivation of the gardens, and the dressing aad Leoping of tbe vineyards.. Grapes and wine are their prin- and is held together by, el surplus products ; but, though a beer aud ! - 38 weli 23 a wine-produeing com- 5{“‘7' drunkenness is almost unknown,—a fair Instration of the difference in effects of pure Wines and drugged liquors. The children are kept 4 I¥ SOHOOL Sntil 12 or 14 years 6f age, and are then putte otk om the lznd, or taught a trade, while their schmhonm continued in night-scnool. In these ools, English is taught, but is spoken im- Perfectly, German being the usual medium of ommunication. = THEIR CHAPELS :'h:ghm 23 tho rest of thewr structures, and 8ir form of worshipisveryeimple,—ounahfing g“MMy of the reading of the Scriptures, « if 80, how came nd singing,—their German hvmns being . sung by some voices of remarksable sweetness and purity. . In the marked plainncss affectod in every par- ticalar wo sed an indication of their constant sense that all things must posscss utility, with a complete want of recomition of the Ligher un:ility of Leauty. Dat the 'aw of compensation 1= theam not entizely vatliout recolponzo m o ghtness of thefr narrow was, witich af- fords but small temptation for induigence in envy or discontert. HOKY-POKY. Adyentures Among the Cannibals, From the Osivego Palladium. . Wa yesterdny published from the Albany Even- ing Times the aunouncement of the_death of the ‘celobrated surgeon, Dr. Cooko, Ar. W. B. Dolmage, of this city, who has been an inti- mate friend of the Doctor for many years, i forms us that Dr. George Cooks was 92 years old on tho 8th of March last; that ho first camo to this_country in 1812, as surgeon of a British war-ship; that he went back to Eng- land ot the close of the war with this country, and returned to New York in 182). e then went to South America for a short time, return- ed to Now York, and in 1830 located himself at Albany and established s dispensary, and attain- ¢d famo and wealth. Mr. Dolmage rolntes mauy thrilling incidonts in the early and venturesomo life of Dr: Cooke, one of whichwe givo in the veritable words of the relator: * In 1807, Dr. Cooko, then surgeon of tho British man-of-war Belcher, which was cruising off the Tonga Islands, wont ashore with twelve of the crew to gather horbs for medical pur- posos. _They were all captured by tho m tives, who proved to bo cannibala. Thoy wore im- mediately bound with strips of bark and thrown into a sort of hole or cave in the side of & hill, &nd kept there until next morning. During the night the unfortunate vietims heard the yells of the savages, who were preparing for the horrible foast of the morrow. Inthe mornin thero wero brought out into the light, unboun stripped entirely naked, again firmiy bandaged, and laid upon their “faces on the ground in two rows, abou four feet apart. The male gavages, who had assembled from the sur- rounding islands in large numbers, formed & circle, the inner diamoter of which was alout sixty feet, and the womon and childron were placed inside the circle. The latter beat tom- toms and yelled in fiendish chorus,. while tho ll:mles performed the dovil's dance for fully an our. This done, twonty-six brawny and naked sav- 2ges,—tho whole gathering of demons, old_end young, malo and female, were perfectly nude,— twenty-six powerful savages advanced ; two of them seized each of tho victims by the hair, and dragged them about 2,000 feet, to o sandy beach, upon which the copper-colored sun sent down’ its fierco, quivering, broiling, and unobstructed rays. Hero was gathered wood in thirteen places,—ono for each yictim—and the nvaiea were seating themselves in groups around each pile. Another ring was formed around Dr. Cooke and his companions, and a short dance was performed, which, at some signal from the Chief—a ‘magnificent brate, nearly eight foet tall, and “made np in roportion”—there was a dead silence. The Fangrr-looking sntages eank on their haunches upon the sand, licking their chops like fam- ished wolves. ; Tho Chief then approached the ‘helplees vic- tims and began a critical examination of the physical condition of cach, He lifted their upyer and lower lips, examined their teeth; drove his owerful thumb into their arm-pits ; pressod his and upon their riba; felt of their logs and arms, all the while wearing the expression of & Dloated epicure. During the progress of this oxsmination tho thirteen fires were lighted, and ndded their heat to that of the relentless sun. Tho Chief finally approached Dr. Cooke, turned him upon_his ‘back, wreathed his hand in his hair, and lifted Lim upon his feet. The savage marked with his finger the portion of the carcass he had eclect for himself. As he did _this, the oyes of the savage and his dinmer mot. ‘The doctor inadvertently, and moro by & spasmodic action of the muscles than otherwise, gave o Mnsonic sign. The chief started, and gezed fixedly on the doctor’s face. The doctor repeated the sign. The Chief answered it, sad immediately uttered s ery of amazement, folloved by somo gibberish, which w23 received with @ yell of disappointment from tho whole gathering of demons, who sprang to their feot and rushed upon tho Christians, Tho Chiof swung his tremendous war club, and plas- tered tho bound bodies of the Englishmen with the brains of a scoro of the heathen dovils be- foroyou could articulate™ Jack Robinson. Ho then gavo ® command to tho Eubordinate, who came up and, with s eharp flint, cut the bonda of the white men, and they wero free. The bodies of the savages just killed wero stewed down in six potash kettles, which had been cast nshore from a wrecked vessel in 1304, and the horrible wretches glutted thomselves upon the bodies of their late comrades. Dr. Cooke and his men stayed upon tho island four days, daring which timo they were guarded with great care by the chief—whom the Doctor christened Chal Chug—which ia cannibal for life-preserver. They were' treated with great ‘hospitality, and escorted by a long procession of savages to the beach where their boat lay, when they ook their departure. It seems, 50mo fivo cears before the date of this narrative, an Eng- ish Captain was cast ashore from a wreck—ho Deing the only soul saved. Hs managed to get into the good graces of Chul Chug, and gave Thim the frst bwo degrees of Masonry. During the four days that Dr. Cooke romained on the island, he guve Cisul fivo moro dogrees, in con- sideration of which “the heathen sxvage ”-was overcome with gratitudo. The doctor returnod to the island in 1809. He found thero a large and fourishing Masonic lodge, aud 7o mission~ srics from England, one of whom was roasted 2nd eaten in honor of his return. GENERAL NEWS ITEMS. Seven “housand women belong to the Belgian Ioternationals. . —The hogs of Huntington, Ind., prey upon tho school children and such food 88 they can pick up on the streets. —Tie report of the Auditor of Alabama shows zn expenditure of £313,000 over receipts during the last yesr, _ - —Auburn, Ind., has but _one ealoon; but the proprictor wears & seal ring on every finger, ' his diamond bosom-pin weighs half o pound ‘mora than any other in town. —Lovers and engsged couples are happy in FKeckuk, Tows. The city will not pay four dol- lars por thousand for gas, and the Gas Company will ot sell & quart for less than at that rate. —A recreant husband in Paterson, N. J., has been-compelled to q‘ny 4 weekly for his wife's support, the Court having refused to recognize ivorce which he procured in Indiana. —A voung Iady st Dubuque, Iow, sets her arente’ bull-dog on such malé visitors &s ehe oes not desire to como again, The front yard looks liko the floor of & tailor's_shop, and”the dogs grows fat and saucy every day. — irl[ninu ‘oman [ate four quarts of - oysters at one sitting the other day, won 8100 by so doing, which, afterdeducting her burial expenses, 85, Joft her 815 to commenco the mex world with. —TIsitright that betweon acts of aplayina theatre one-half tho male audience should rise and pass ont, thus annoying the ladies and mak- ing a corner on whiskey? We pauso for & Yepiy. P Yihe Boston & Albany Railroad have long conmshted, in connection with their still un- roveeled depot and crossing intentions, the pur- chase of tho Massasoit House property; aud it is enid that matters have gone g0 far that Presi- dent Chapin hss asked the prico, and been told 1,000 per front foot.—Springfield Jepublican. A Indy in’Danielsonville, Conn., haa domes- ticated & huiterfly. A buttorfly is ornamental, bat it hasn't that depth of affection and those social qualities which can be reliod on in a cock- ronch, when once his confidenco hss been gained. —Boston Posl. - —A Scranton man who wont home, the other evening, and found his Louse locked up, after infinite” tronble managod to gain entranco through a back window, and then discovered on the parlor table a noto from his wife, reading : 1 have gone out; you will find the door-koy on ono side of tho doorstep.” —The Chief of Police bad a telegram from an interior town saying: ¢ Arrest a man with red hair for running away with my wife.” Upon ‘walking four blocks, the Chief met no less than fifteen red-laired men walking with ladies, and he concluded that the elcpmi couple could pass through the city in safety.—Detrou Free Press. —BJston has & mystery. Two men, driviog & eleigh, found a boy named Harrison® McEenas, on ghmsnn avenue, nearly dead, and he expired eoon after being taken to the bhospital. On stripping him 8 carving-knife was found in his Dreast-pocket and a wound under his acm-pit. Heo is supposed to bave fallen upon the kmifo. the instrument to bo withdrawn from the wound? - 5 —Tho annual report of the Dudley Astronomi- cal Obzervatory, just issued, states that the Di- rector is specially engaged in determining the positions of the small stars included wil a zome of 30 degrees next south from the equator. 1t is also proposed toinstituto s scries of meteor- ological ogscrvnlionn for the purpose of ascer- taining how much, if any, protccling infinence the forests exerciso on the water supply of the conntrs. —Tha Atlanta Herald's revort cf the disasier on the Macon & Western Railroad, Jan. 2, says : “ A gad incident was tho father and husband sitting on the'samo sest for four long hours with his dead wife and cLildren, unable to move any part of himself (being so completely fencod in) cxcept one Land: and with this Le could react orer and touch Ler, Luowing she was oad™ —3iiss Minnie Christy, aged 22, Les beon elected Engrossing Clerk of tie Migsouri Sen- ate, but Mies Bello Finlayson, aged 32, s candi- dato for the same position in the Houee, was defeated by W. oore, an ex-rebel eoldier. 8o mach for a difference of ton years in the sge of the two napirants. —The Illinois socieble is to bo held at Willard's new hall, Washington, on the 28th of the present month. It is designed to make it a full-dross affair, and to limit the number of tickets, which are to bo placed in the hands of as seloct s class of people as poasible. The cosy hall sttached to Wi arg'a is certainly one of the most desirable for dancing companies in the city. —E1der Hook tells a story which requires moro faith to believo than to swallow the yarns of Binbad the Sailor. He says that Mras, Barnard Colby, of Warner, N. H., whom ho visited last April to try the cllicacy of prayer and cunointing in cwring ‘the heart-disease and consumption, with which she was lying dangerously rick, aroso from her bed immediately after the ceremony, and the next day wasabcat (4e houso doing her accustomed work. * —A suit is still pending between the State of Mississippi, a8 plaintiff, and tho Alobile & Obio Railroad Company, 2s defendants, for somo 8100,000, alleged to bo the amount, with sinco sceruing interest, of & loan mada by the Stato to the road some years ago, from the Chickasaw School Fund, end which the Company claims to have paid during the existence ol? tho Sonthern Confederacy. —A census of Cuba has recently been taken, | sud General Sickles, receiving the resalt from tho Spanish Government, has transmitted it to Washington. The total population of tho Island is placed at 1,399,811, thero being 763,176 whites, 233,937 froe ‘colored, 663,233 elevos, and 34,420 Asiatie, In 1867 tho population of Cubs was re- orted to bo 1,414,508, so that in five years that ave elapsed thero 1s apparently s decrease of 14,706. The insurrection of Cuba probably in- torfered with getting an nccurato censns of the insurgent districts last year. _ —Another illustration of Darwinism was_ re- cently fornished in the case of two nowly-arrived monkeys from Chius, which wers lodged in a Ban Francisco bar-room, one of thom being kept in a cage and the other loft at liberty. Dnring tho night the latter homunculus first consider- ately handod a bottle of rum to his imprisoned ‘brother, who thercupon became comatoscly in- toxicatad, and then proceeded to get frightfully drunk and disorderly himselt, breaking decant- ors and glasses, throwing an ompty bottle st the head of the barkesper on that official's en- trance, and otherwise comporting himself, as his master romarked, ¢ for all tho world just like a Christian.” —A scientific writer in the Atlantic says: Tho finger-nails &nd toe-nails upon the human body grow at the rate of one-bxadredth of en inch in ten dnys. This informsation induces reflection. Methuselah lived for 969 years. Now, eup- ose ho had mever cut his nails, he would avo gone down to the grave with sixty feet of finger and toe nails curling about his venerabloe porson. If Adam hod lived until the present time he would have had abont 1,000 yards of nails about his person. . Whon we think of thess things, how decply onght wo to be impresscd with tho wonders of nature, with the strangeand awfal mystery of the human body, aud with tho fact that, if Adam sold out to & glue menufac- turer, he could have realized enough to have ‘Tonght that oil stock of ours, which is atill for sale for cash. CITY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE—DY SPENCER & HEN( F ‘Washingtoa-st. : UREL; B RAST asemoat brick houso, on Warrea- Fine two-siory Tl Tret on Ohfo-st., north front, west of Mark soton Ohfo-at., north fro o 19120 £50t OB SapATIoR-at 80UD T30t cast of Siackot. 8111001 6t on On-ario-at-, sonih frone west of Markat: 15 fuct su Sanzamug-st., noar Van Buren, sast fraat; casy torms, 12 fcot on Madison-st., nasr Hoyna, north fraat, botween n and Afonroo; %5 feot on Hoyno- cast frout, 6lo1s in Waterman's Subdivision, coraer Division and Learitt-sts. 7lots at Oak Park, 50x162 feet oach; long time; emall P fote mony Brightons choap: torms exr, lots near n; choap; torms g 18 acres {n Soo. 32, B, 14; ezsy terms. B e B hioston Helchts, adjolalng M o Was n Helghts, adjol arks will exchange. oren OR SALE—DY MARSHALL & DICKINSON, Block, Room 10, cor. Madlson & LaSallo-st: OTI8 Van Bufon.st., soathesst cor. Wincheater-av., 185100 o A Bt b st brick basemont house with 1 No. s en 4SE150 Foeh ast fraats Deiween Adsms and Jsskion-ste. Price $5,50; vory low. Eacros on ‘Ridge Tosd, this side of Eranston, fn sec. 80, 41, 13, at 81,000 pr acro; or will exchange for house and 10t worth thatsum. It fsallclaar, Kaveral cholos acra. tracis in viclalty of Contral Park, and farther wost, rangingl o 8izo from B to 160 acre traots, 2t tho lowest markot fizures, 1o make aspacialtyof thid property, and have & full liat of it. Call and examins. [OT SALE_MICHIGAN-AV., 3%, ELEGANT 0O- ! tacon marble-fron; bargaln Sad el torma, ‘ottago and lot, on Hoyuz, near chieap, 83,500, 1 28125, corner "Adams 25d. Hamiiton; chotce building % ot 40 acres near Junotion O, & P. and M. & 5¢. P. B. R:: st place in the market for subdivision. TAVGLE & DARLOWY, 1 Ocia Block, LaSalloat. OR_BALE_PRAINIE ARD MICHIGAN-AYS. at " ostagon marbio 25,00 it Tty Jong timo. Be SEALS, 69 War A OR SALT_LOT ON PRAIRIE-A seramdoare oast fronts Wabaskuat,, near Thirty- fretthe HERTY B: GEOROE, 58 Clark st OF SALE_LOTS O FOURTHST., NEAR LIN- S0y onl SR each they arodirt chasp. HENRY P. GEORGE, 8 Clark-st. OR SALE_SEVERAL DESTRABLE neSDExOHS ‘molighborhood at from 00, o monthly e RS (P COREY £ o8 Toom 8 Mothodjst Church Block. TOF_SALE_TIARGISON-ST. TOTS, BETWEEN Baily aud Wosiarn-am,: for uio ot $h50 oach B0t cask, Dalwace 1; 2 ana 8 eass: Wi D. KEE- YOOT & CO., X Ezst Washington-st. tor NEAR THIR- BOARDING AND LCDGING. .4 BisHOPG West Side. OTRT, SECOND DOOR FROM MADI- -4'1 son-st., near Union Park—Fron: alcore mom ; ll?n. fyome, siagl o oa sulto, with frsiclass board, for e Uemenandwi 3 or singlo gentlomen: gas, bot awd, Cold l]‘!m'u_fihnnt.vw 00Ls first-class ; houso powly 47 SV S e ‘scoummdat oant. “Rlao s fow day borrdors accommodateds 623 WEST ADASST, NEAR UXION PARK— Oas oleguntly farmisiiod saito, and o iite, With LOARL] JoCation MO8 Becomsatations Brak: o 76, FULTOX-ST.—ONE LARGE FRONT TOOM; T A e e ator i e O RO ble for man and wila or two gents. Day boarders’ accom- CONFORTABLE FROST FOON OY ASH -av., convcnlent to_straet cars, for ledy Eentleman: -Address 011, Tribuze oficer’ s VWEBER HOUSE, 5 WEST LAKEST_GOOD ith board by ths day rms. - aonabe Fransiont, B3 ee dage ) o Terms ot Sonth Side, HUBBARD.COURT—FURNISHED FRONT PAR- lor with board far goniloman and wifo, or two gen- WANITED--MALE HELP, WANTED~-FEMALE HELP, - Bookkeencrs, Clerks, &c. YW ANTED—A GOOD PRESCRIPTI o 3petka German: alsoa boyof 2 ar3, o tha drug Dasinise: A DRV AR SO B g Y ol TWANE )—A SALESMAN ACQUAINTED WITH tha stovo trado of thy Norih and- Northwest: must Eave referonces. WAL RESOR & CO., Clacinnal, O. CED GROCERY SALES. ‘Addresa E 38, VW ANIED-AN EXPERI mAn o canvass tae city rotail trade. Tribune otfice. VARTED-ANEXPERIENOED GROCERVSALES- ‘man to canvass ths 0. B. & Q., and C. R. L & P., routes. Address E 23, Tribuoa oiics. VWANTED — & TRAVELLING SALESMAN, AT auaintod wih grocery xnd Wi trado, - Address, with city reforences, A B C, earo Carrier No. ANTED — OLERK, PORTER, BARTENDER, ‘and two walters: also, mon with 8300, sefo favest- ment.” Apply at1s7 Ffth-av., Room 19, Domestics. ‘V'A.\'TED—.\ COMPETZNT CIRL TO DO GEN- YY" eralhonsework. Cull at130 Twoaty-fith-st. ‘ TANTLD—A GIRL, GERMAN OR SCANDINA- e TR A T B AR, 126 Stato-st. Gt o 2 '\V.\NTED——TWO EXPERIENCED WOMEN; UAN- adians or Germans prforred, One to cook, wash, . Call at £ Mich and t=on, 180 othior €0 5 Seces Iesmar: Tuesasy sad Wodmmmr o TVASIED A GOOD SECOND GIRT, WIIO US. drstands ol s mast briag good releren- eos. ‘Call ot o0 Michigunray: =2t P ity [V AYTED-GIRLFOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. o Trst be 8 scod cook, washor and troner. Apply At TANTED—A SECOND GIRL B ¥ W st Sonred. Koty at Al M iar JVARTED_A CLERK-DRUGS PAINTS —AND olls. Csll or address APOTHECARY, 5il Canalst, N e ety S Ry Mea LIS TER, at $5{ Weat Madison-at. ~ g ANTED — & FIRST-CLASS PRESCRIPTION comer T aad Hiholn oo 7 9N0- 11 LES tlemon, 18 ELDRIDGE-COURT-SINGLE EOON, ~WITH firo, for omo or two goatlemen; roferences re- Qnired. (13 HUBDARD.COURT--NEW BOARDING HOUSE. KFirst-class board, with room, 84 to 25.50 perweek, ‘with ns0 of piano. ~ Day board, 83.50. 5() LAKEAV-—TWO GENTS AND WIVES CAN meat wiih Kaadsonie rooms snd firat-class board at ‘very modsrate priccs. 429 WEST MONROEST—ONE, FURNISHED for G2Y front roon gcatiortian aad wifo or tWo gen- 447 FABASHAV_ONE FURNISHED ROOM - for ono or two gontlemen, with board. 49] JICHIGANAV.—A TARGE FRONT ROGM, 1 tloman furnished, with bot and , for geat S5 wifo o7 gom femet fret choet powR - SQUTH DEARBORY, N " NEAR 499 R oA e Saoehal el botst: excollont table and surprisive.,” low pricos. = Slogle rooms, 36. 3 WABASI-AV,_TO RENT WITH BOARD— gé: o s Largo frons robm neatly furniehod, shitable for tlom: joman and wile. tron oot aico of stots No. B0 DUBY & oS 546 EICHIGAN-AV—TWOo = FRONT = ROOMS OR BALE—TO BUJLDERS—WE HAVE BEVERAL ohotoa plces of land oa fashionablo stroats, on which BT e G M who rove. nsido tire limits, nd would havo Tobualld brick or stone. MARSHALL & DICKINSON, Otis Block, Room 10. OR SALE_TWO 6ROOM COTTAGES ON NORTIL Pooria-st., near Randolph-st. ; easy torrs. Inquire O{DREW & NEWBURY, Rooms8and 9, Hryan Block. O BALE—_ON PRAIRIE-AV., NEAR TWENTY. sizthat., good two-siory house, 13 rooms, with brick basement and barn, and lot 25x180; $13,000. J. H. KEELER, 115 Clark'st., cor. Madison. OTt SALE-S FEET ON TYLER, NEAR LIN. ‘coln-at. Two honsos on Atlsnto, near Fifts.first-st. ‘monthly payments. Houses and iotsin Lawndale, on tlmo or monthly payments. 8 lotacorner of Paulina snd Blxfenthost. D4 fi. cornsr of Roboy and Trler ata. . Lata on Flournoy near Hoyns-at, 105 foot on Winchoster-ar. ; §2.20; cheap. o4 foston Unioa-place; 8200; chosp. Two lota on Biue Island av., near Sixteonth. t.fli}l{. Also, 2co. some bargains in acre property. JOHN OR SALE-COTTAGE AND LOT AT A GREAT Room 2, Bryan Block. . sacrifica, only a few stepa from Jeflerson-st. cara. Pr‘]:uunl{lfl.m; worth $1,8X. KENNEDY & NEW- ELL, 79 {Wost Madlson-st. OR BALE—AT A BAROAIN-108x75, CORNER OF VanBuron and Sherman-sts.. 100z¢3, northeast cor- S South ner of Jefforson and DeKoven-sts. rove ‘0o mauoy required down. Clask-st., in bank. with or without baard, also one xingle room, 548 WABASH-AV._FURNISHED ROOM TOR o roqutrod. gentloman ind ‘wife or two gentlomen; referen- _69 4 WABASILAV.—A SINGLE YRONT ROOM, with board; roforances required. T5] T R VAT o 3 with Hratclass tablo; ot and cold Water ia rooms; refer. ences roquired. refer- 977 INDIANA-AV.. CORNER TWENTY-FIRST- st.—A vary fins front alcove room, farnished or unfurnished, with board. Also,. sccommudations for einglo geatlémen. 1030 T ABASE-AY, —FLORENCEFLACE — & Bandsomely farsished d Tith bakeds G Deariers somsmmodetat, T ook DRt i BB T clas, o NEY'S, 3 LaSallo and Madison-ats. L . TANTED —A COMPETEN K Wl with nigsrs sion 0o hnSErER: mand some eaplial. A WARE, Tribuno Coachmaen. Teamstera. &o. ANTED—A NO. 1SOBER, HONEST TE. VY A aie ot Ralroed Siisios Moose, Siabemse - be. tween Fourteenth and Fiftcenth. VY ASTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORE 138 small family: taren 20 Walautosts seat LAatitte T Tolersice. “Apoly ac TYANIED-A GIRL TO TO GENZRAL HOUSE. P 3 7 ;.':A\:kh. Amarican family; wages, 3. bl "ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENFRALHOUSE- work; German preferred. Inquire at 354 West Haz- JVANTED-AT GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WASH, ‘and do basement work st 108 Mnu—lfi'flh—c:‘ ANTED-AN ELDERLY WOMAN TO SEW AND pe TR P Sl e o days, at M.liwmi:vm" DRIy, orences, for ‘Trades. ] ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS OPERATOR ON Y Buttaricid & Woodman wax uhread sewing ma chine, on harness work. ‘st Governmy Gopot, 183 and 197 East Lako-st. e YV AYIED-A GOQD TINYER; ONE WHO CAN DO all kinds of war] oady and industrions man; wages from 83 to $1 per day; noothers neod apply. Ap- plyat 532 State-st. "ANTED_AMERICAN OR ENGLISH OARPEN- tars t take contract for bulldiog in suburban town. E. ASHLEY MEARS, Washingon Life, 143 LaSallo-st. ANTED_A BOY .TO TAKE v TAKE CARE O] Torvo aad mcke hhaself Baofal wrseh 810 oo ‘month and board. Apply at 9 Judd-st. Wufim—m CHOPPERS FOR INDIANA, MICHI- dina , and Ohlo; 100 for T .88% . Canal-st. \ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL SEWORK W s Gty e e e s Tosos competent and willing good wages will be pid. Refer- en ired, A g 2 oot ekt | Arply btween S aad 1 o'closk at 17 VABTED_A GIRL T ERAL 3 W et apvly ot bk Shedomat O HOusE ANTED—A GOOD_COOK IN A PRIVATE bosrdinz house. A EF‘"PM‘ oz Bousa. Must undentand Ser bustaous. VYASTER_A GOOD FEMALE COOK. ONE WHO Znderstandsrders as well 53 sonaral dooking. Ap- ast ly ot Anchor offes Roorms, southiv T3ke and Darplainesuta - oo st comer ANTED_AN EXPERIENOED CHAMBERMAID lmgr.m‘ 'lh‘rfll .y l"n‘l flflb?gfitowfik. washer, and r, in & small family. Vest Adamse-t., \Wakisadey snd Thosdar, sRarSp. me © oo s "ANTED_SWEDE OR NORWEGIAN GIRL TOR general housewori; with teforencos s wages, $3. | AP oly %3 Cantro-ar., Ia fear. ANTED-LANE'S PATENT CURLED WOOL mattress. Ladiss and gentlamsn to canvass and sell the abovs maitress; this is ag article that will seil in every family. & South Halsted: ANTED_SOR o SAN WITHES 7O g5 READY WA e ko a dsy sure, sith our goods. Apply oy, Hoom B, No. 25 Weat Laks-te . cory trade on.the Chicago, Island & Pacils Rafirosd.. Address D14, Tribane ofbce, Giving name and references. All communications strictly Confidential. 'ANTED—MEN TO SELL OUR NEW 21.60 AGRI- cultural implement; call and exsmine; $5 & day easily cleared. JONES & CO., 169 West Madlson-at A ey our OF suFiopN, o 115 Woat Randolpnyat., Hoom3, Bp sisirs. BOARD WANTED. TROARD-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; LADY ‘wishes to glvo mu;lo lessons, vacal or instrumental, 1n part payment. Address A €, Tribuneoftice. OARD_AND WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR two young men, in the ivicinity of Union Park. Ad- dross 041, ribusio ottico. OATD_FOR A LADY AND HER 50N, 1N A FAM- 1311y where thero areno other boarders, situsted in South Diviston, east of State and north of Tywoaty-stxth- OR SALE—GOOD LOTS ON ALL THE GIREETS otwooa Twenty-third and Thirty.-ninth-ste., and bo. | Sh_Address H, 413 Michizan-av. tweon Stats and Halsted. All out of fire limits. Perfoct OARD-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. BUITE i, Wertatty doods.. Avorysmpllparmeni dorm 5 | BB of rucaisned o wataraiined rooms: peragent, 1 TRiwe, BE wibein-ar. e SouthoriiaR Sl A0Mes OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, ON TERMS TO SUIT OARD-A SUITE OF ROOMS, OR ONE LARGE topariiey wishing to build, lota on Western-ar., . room, with board, for gontioman =nd wifo; contro of Toxtoglon, Foll, aad Taplorats, ‘Toquireof G GAD" | WestSlde.” Addreas ‘ibuzo ofice. a th Clark-st. s o ' OARD — BY, TWO GENTLEMEN, ON SOUT) Fop e e venony aep mmemis | B R el Moot gl louse, Dro: -brick frozt 10 mm| o 2 NS, C] ey T and b Brico, 31,00 cach. Bargain. E. B CUM: | Koomd: * Ak MINGS, No. 100 East Randolph- e What's In o Name There was Intely published in the Zondon Gazele s logal and oflicial notice that Mr. Walter Knotts, of London, *in consequence of the present obnoxions name” of hia ship being strongly objected to by merchants, andorwritors, and others, intends to apply to the Board of Trado for permission to change her nsmo to that of “The Newsboy."” Nr. Enotts, who hed mado a fortune ns Froprintnr of a2 old and very profsblo nows- paper in Birmingham, thought the least compli- ment he could pay his old trade was to nawme his ship after & very nseful and generally much- Inocked sbout person in it. Bub as *‘The Printor's Devil,” firat proposod, waa_considored oo long, it received the name of *‘ The Dovil.” Tt must bo confessed this title is notexceedingly commercial. As * The Newsboy,” insurers and sluppers can safely petronize MMr. vessel. _———— A Criaoid, From the PousRicepsic Foale, Jan, 3. The museum of Vassar Collaga has just beon enriched by tho addition of au extremely raro specimen, It is & Pentacrinus, or stone-lily, the last of tho Crinoids, once sbounding at the bottom of the ocean—now almost. extinct. It was obtained by dredging in the deepsea, off tho Island of Barbados. Vassar College is particu- Jarly fortunate in possossing, Lesides tho Greet ‘Aulk, of which thera are only threa other speci- mons in tho United States, this perfect and beau- tiful Crinoid, which, we believe, is not to bo seox in eny College museum in the conntry—not oven in the Smithzonian Institute or Philadelphin Academy. e Neow York Dry Goods Marlkete Nzw Yorg, Jan, 28.—Some of ths commission houses were fairly active to-day, but the, jobbing trade was gonerally quiet. brown stendard cnd fine brown sheetings aro in good demand st firm rates. Medium and fine blesched sheeting3 are in _short sup- ply and activo at current prices. Kentucky jeans and ‘cottonades are more inquired for by the clothing trade. Priuts of medium colorings and shirting stripes are in fair jobbing demand. Casimeres, cheviots, and sultingsare rather quiet in first hands, Imporied goods are very dull. s WL —Wo hear of a consultation of eminent pby- sicians having becn called to decide upon what i8 best to be done for a young lady, fashionable, of course, who has rendered hor complezion al- most black by the use of poisonous cosm.tics.— Boslon Globe. —Lake Ontario has lately distinguished itself by throwing another tidal wave upon its shores, near the mouth of the Genesee Riser. Tho river was closed with solid ice, and, withoutsa moment's warning, the water bégan to riso, and the ico toward the mouth of the harbor began to crack, a8 if great waves were rolling under it. In less than four minutes, water, ice, and allhad risen over threo foet and a half. This advanco of water receded in & short time. LOST AND FOUND. AT Togy CHECK g, 0% EE Bl ommercs, $160, 3 st TOUIE Lo PATER > O Pable te ul ,05T-MONDAY NIGHT, ATOUT 7 OCLOCE, 0N Larrabeo-st., North Sido, two horses and sleigh, ono White, tho other brown. Tho finder will bs rewardod on Thelr delivory at 19 West Lakost. Lpotts’ | JFOR SALE_HOUSE AND LOT, &6,000: ONE s 70l; { " ono §5,00; ono §3,500. One new Sstory snd_ bave: iment brick, with barm and lot, $7,000 cash; tiwo.at 310,000 eacn, _Alss fiva cottages and Jois nosr Usion Park. E, H. CUMMINGS, No. 100 East Randolph-at. FBR SALE—ON INDIANA-AV., NEAR THIRTY- o.st., Bear Seth adzo, R Al 8 REELER, 18 Clark o dison. OBSALE- % FEET ON SOUTHEAST CORNER of Randolph and Wells-st. ; alsn, 46 foot and 5 inches adjoining tho 8 font sronting ox Wells. Inquiro at 1140 TROARD-BY TWO GENTLEMEN: boarding in boarding bouss or Driva: Qross T 63, S ribune offico. TIYGIERIO famlly. Ad- ANTED—MEX OUT OF EMPLOYMENT TO CALL ‘and sce inducements offored at 174 West Washing- tonst, SMITH & WHITHORN. WA]\'TED»-BDY IN AN OFFICE, ONE WHO OAN como well recommendod. Addfess, in handwriting of applicant, R 23, Tribuno oftice. W NTED—A GOOD KITCHEN GIRL, AT 718 WA~ WV "baabav.: wages 85 per wook. WASTED-A GooD GIRL 10 DO OENERAL Bousework in a small {amily; must b & good washer and troner. Apply at & Twenty-sixth-st VWANTED_3 COMPECENT GIRL TO COOK. wash, an +als0nne at ¢23 Wabssbav, SRl anpn VWASTED-2 GIRLS, ONE TO DO KITCHEN thosa work and tho other for sacoud work. Nono b e tos "houso noed 8pply, at 163 Wost Adams-st. ANTED-AT TR e SuEDLET oN & LEY'S, s Wabashaav., first-clasa dresssmakers; " bus NV eiar o kers; mono bus ANTED_A GOOD_TRINDME % ENOTE dheus o Sloak aaking moomma, a):mBSumE{Z ANTED-HONSER 3 D] KEEPER. APPLY AT A 45 St. Carolins's Court, between 10 and 11 n"‘fi?fie:’ ‘None need apply without references. 3 ANTED — IMMEDIATELY —8 WIDE AWAKE men ; honorable business and large pay. Call on or rous BANGS & CO. Exohango Biscks Koom . VY ARTED-AMERICAN OR ENGLISH MEN TO cliop wood and cloar up isnd in suburban town; Highwood : good place to settloand own homo. ~ E. AS! LI SEAHS Wadkington Lits, 148 LaSatlorst. FANTED—50 GRADERS, TIEHEWERS, AND VV A ohantcs for the Soath Prctfo 1 siab 1farm ‘hand, 5 families, 5 tearms, 50 choppers for fic! d Indians. ANGELL & COAKEX, 21 West Randolph-st. y ANTED—AN L‘TLE“!‘.L!G'}?;\‘T MAN wn'xt £30 TO manage or take an intorest in a good payiog business. Apply at 5 West Randolph-st., Room & . Miscellansons. ANTED—AT WHELAN'S LAUNDRY, FIRST- class {roners. 1010 Stats-st.. corner Twonty-second. SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.’ Bookkeopors, Clerks, &a. TTUATION WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED man as receiviog clerk I ralliay ofice or merchant’s office, or in any office where a quick, legiblo writer is re- juired ; e e, clerk in TS TR 15 work: Raode mo verr salty as § recommendod §f such s roquired. Addross NICHOLAS MORSE, 727 West Madisou-st. "ANTED_FIRST-CLASS UANVASSERS FOR AB- bott's Lifo of Napoleon IIL. New-edition, with ac- eounts of the Prussian War, and the last hours of the Ewmperor; making an clegant octavo of 700 pages. The times and the_ thame ronder It the most popular work of the day. Excluiso torritory with mo competition. B. B. RUSSELL, Pablishor. Boston. Mass. BUSINESS CHANCES. WELL-ASSORTED HARDWARE BUSINESS and tis shop, in tho best locatian on Milwankoa: With all modern tmprovementa and machinery, is to b sold on account of sickness in tho family. a20 long. Btock nearly now; valacd at 87,000 to 58,000, annual sales amounting to 32,00. Torma of salo, 84,000 cash, tho Test.on timo axainat approved securitios. Foriaformation, £pply to JOHN BUEHLER, 815 Milwaukeo-av. JOUR SALE-OWNER MUSTHAVE MONEY, ARD for o liboral cash paymont will soll. brick houss and valuo If takon ot once; J. 5. SCOVEL, 7§ Fo}z SALE-DUILDING NOS. 93 AND 8 WEST Lako-st., with loaso of lot untli 2May1, 18:8. Inquire at No. 95 Weat Lako-st. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE, A A e S S e e s TOE SALE-FOR SMALL INVESTMENTS, WE '~ ars coasinead that wo offer a3 good an apportunity s can be found in tho markot. Wo are offoring s very fin subdivi-lon, for 3 dsys, at ratail, for wholesalo icos, thus giving buyers a chauce to shars profits. 3% bozutitul Lotk t0S130, feat, mearly threa timos ths sl size, only $10 to $135; must doublg I« valuo in & sitort imd, * We aro dotorininad to gel, Firstpatehsers ot 81,000 Tess than prosont casly 1,50 can be mads on it beforo May. 2dison-st. ¢ baat Iots. Wil all bo gona fn 30 days. S & O BIRGON, Room 1S, southesst comar Clark and Wash. ingtonsts, [;OR SALE_BY T. L. CANFIELD, 18) MADISO: i “et. Englowood lofs, noar dapot, chureis, and schoo ‘Austla lois, near depot and schools. ‘Waatworth-av. lots, near car shop Lako Forest rosidenca property, fmproved and vacant. OR_SALE_TEN ACRES NEAR WEST SIDE Fogrk'i‘j"muld ‘make a_very desirable subdivision. HENRY P. GEORGE, # Clark-st. 07 SALT- S5 BAOR, 38 Lo, S Fe A o perte: nmot, faar oy harbor; arrantéo doods and ebstracts faraished. T. B, BOYD, Te Wost Washiag: (OR SALE-BANGAIN_10 TOTS_AT BOUTH EN- glewood, noar dopot, at 3150 each, ¥ cash: owner mast havo money. Will sell sinzis. FRANCIS W. COREY & CO., Root 3 Methodist Uriurch Block. J{OR SALE_AUSTIN AND NORWOOD PARK_WE B o aad lsexs tor saio oF trade. WIL- SON, PEIRCE & CO., 10i% Clarkst. PO SATE-® ACRES IV, SECTION 2 TOWX ) Rango 14, nasr Graceland. Torms to saft. SNYDER & LEE, No. I Nixon's Building, northoast corner Mon~ 702 and LaSallo-sta. OR SALE_FIVE AND TEN-ACHE BLOCKS LN aoath halt of Seetion 5, Weshington Holghta. Two raflway stations on and near tho gruund, making ver ‘eaxy and frequent accoss Lo the centro of the city, SNY- DER & LEE, No, 14 Nixon's building, northeast corner onros sud faSailo-sts. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. TPOR SALE-EATM OF 160 ACRES, AND ONE OF 8 acreg, both fn full cultivation, with honaes, table, and cribs; pricos 835 and 81 por aora; will ezchangg for otmor property. J. W. HEDENBERG, Rooms, “Mor- rison Block, southenst cornor Clark and Madizon. REAL ESTATE WANTED. ANTED_TO BUY A LOT IN GOOD LOCATION for grocery or dry goods trada, or houso and lot, or Iease witlh or without siock and fxturcs. Addross D'28, Tribuno ofico. % VW ARNTED-A SNALL FRUIT FATSE, WITH GOOD Smproscmonta, neax station; will ffe 1n escheugo chptes Wabasmar. property. Yor customors, ‘fouses on West or South Side, worth from 82,500 to 810,000, LINGLE & DARLOW, 11 Otis Block, LaSallo-st. ANTED_3OR 8 LOTS, SOUTH OF VAN BUREN- at., znd wost of Ashland.av., for immodiate fi- provement. TRUESDELL & BROWN, 175 West Madi- sons TVASTED_ A TOT NEAR WEST EINZIE-ST, ™ azchange for n beautlfnl home and large lot at Geno- va, ll. KENNEDY & NEWELL, 78 Weat Madiso VW ANIEDTO INVEST ABOUT §%000 CASH N 3 ‘Tribuns ofice. T C5T-BETWEEN FIELD, LETTER & CO-'S AND Onamber of Commores, & lady's b, ‘Light from the stem, cases, opon faca, ring detached ‘e = B e miabiy sewarded by loaving 1t ¢ 81 South | Doy st b Eeaon e A TR EWELL, o Weet Horgan-t. Ticdizon-st. ; D_VACANT LOTS AND HOUSES AND santh and north of Madison-st., on West Side. ‘roal eatato outaide tho fire limits, Ownors address ‘V lots Hes OST_MONDAY EVENING, A LADY'S TRAVEL- ling_bag, on a_Cotiaga Grave-av. car, or botwoen Bouth Skdo safs snd Noeth Clack-st. cars, Tiso fiador will bo rowarded by leaving it at 8 South Waia: TOUND—A PAIR OF EUNAWAY HORSES AND aloigb, on Halstodst. - Tho gwner can find them at 203 North Uanlon-zt._ OHAS. NEWTO: T OST_IN OR WITHIN TWO BLOOKS OF THE Trea Mothodist Church, & watch with silk guard st~ izched. Tho finder will be rewarded, and no questions askod, by rotarning o Room 1, 146 Edst Madison-ut. T OST—ON TUESDAY MORKING, & HEAVY GOLD ‘mar] 24 " oAl forita dolivary at Room 4, Oriental Building, 122 La- Ballo-st. 2 T{OUND—A SMALL BLACK SATCHEL, WHICH FOTTDoA SYALL, BLADKE SALCIR e N TON, 191and 1 Fifth-av. REWARD_FOR THE RETURN OF THE AC- S].O count. m{‘fl. satehl, takon from5:30 {eaig at, Contral do ey aturday, . Address JOMN 5 P estaor Clark 454 Washington-sts SEWING MACHINES. y ALE—A GROVER & BAKER OR SINGER ofims ‘machins, in complote order, good as mew, for 3% Lao: Indiatis-at., near Rush. % BARFR'S SEWING MACHINES— (GROVEre: Smcs, 150 Siate-st., Branch Ofico, 972 Wa- bashear, Persons having old Grorer & Baker sewing ma- Chinps aro tavited to call and sce the now {mprovomints and Boar somothing to their advantage. SIDENTS PATEONIZE THE ST I Ry Stachine, located tor your Convenionce at 165 Twenty-sccond-st. NG] YOUR _SEWING MACHINES AT S B s South Halstodst, Machines 201d on monthly payments. Opon ovenings. QINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF J, X WILKINS, South Desplainesst,, 157 Milwauk A ey socand ok, Machioes sold on easy mohthly paymenta. s NGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF NICH- SR, w3 0ath [alatod-at, and, 21 North Clark-st., corncr Oblo. Aachinss sold or rented n esy raonthly paymentaand sowing given wien doairod. Ba- 28 Topaired. {VHEELER & WILSON SEWING MAOHINES, .‘V alzha[l;fl\r]mvmvnfl ‘sold or rented _on easy mouthly §25. ments. BURNHAM & FLANNERY, City Agoats, Tidin omico £38 Wout Madison-st. > brach 930 Wabisn-av SHUTTLE _ SEWING _MACHINES, Prices 230 and npwards. _ lachines fully warrante Lo sarse Salasmoos, Mo 8 vest Aladisonat. W weat oxporieucad eans.aars, Lo whom v will pay & lib- cral smmivion, Wilson Sairing Machins Compniy, MUSICAL. 'OR FOR SALE OX MONTHLY pricos in tho city. N, GOOLD & 20 Grove-av, "ANTED—REAL ESTATE-1 WISH TO BUY A amall house aud lot worth about 82,5003 3200 to 8500 cash. _Address W 2, Tribune offico. MISCELLANEOUS. GENTS MARE #2) DAILY. THE WONDER OF £a theage, Dr. n‘nm'-u Herb Bogars (no tobaczol. aro and specds curo. 7, asthina, an tion, 31 abox. NEW YORK MEDIOAL OFFICE, 5% ‘West Madisor RARE OPPORTUNITY-STOOK AND FIX. % tures of a well-sytablished zo; mflnfl variety store Tor salo choap: 8.6 will buy all, including insarance. Ap- ply &t storo, ‘West Madison-st. OOK, STATIONERY, AND NEWS DEPOT, ‘towh of 5,000 inhabitants,” for sala. aiy oo s Ppiace. Ill-hoalth reason. _Address Westorn Nowa Co. OLORADO-A WELL-FSTABLISHED LUMBER oo S lomts Pende o sain. Eor pacticaiass Sidress AUSTIN I WEIR, Colorado Springs, Col. RUG STORE FOR. BALE AT A BARGAILY. 10. catod ina gmwln&lhflrmd town, and dolog & good ‘basinoess: stock worth about £3,000; reasons given for soll- ing, _Address K. C. HYRRICK, Charokee, lows. [\OR SALE_CHDAP, FOR CASH, THE FURNL ! “turo, loaso, and kood will of & small notel on tho ‘Woat Bido, £illad with bodrders, and duing good business. A big chniice for tho right man. For particalars addrezs L 8, Tribuge offico. ROCERY STORE TOR SALE, A BARGAIN, LO- cation first-class, West Sids, low roat, orth 81,80, D. 5. INGHAAL, 64 South Dasplaion-st. JOTEL OF DRIVE HOUSE, KNOWN AS DOWN. ings old stend, Bowmanville, 6 miles north of Chicago City Hall, for sila _or oxchango. Call or addross GEORGE HAVILL, 31 East Polkst. - T OSCESIABLIHED DEUC STORE, Closn ricck aud Lirst-rato _roputstion. for salo WITH immo- Qiately. Prescnt_ownor is about toleav tho city, zad mast dispose of his' buslacsd. Addrses T O. Box 81, ol () E PATTERN A3D MODEL SHOP_FOR SALE. Inyuiro at Becker's Cigar Store, 8 Nortls Wells-st. TORE AND GENERAL STOCK OF_GOODS DO- fog 5 good trade, for salo. - Address Box 78, Prairio- ville, Mich. F[PHE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF CHOICE CON foctioners, cigars, and faucv goods, at 3 West ifadison, cornsr Anm, for saloor exchange for real catato. FPE PRACTICE, NAME, AND GOOD WILL O ‘ono of the r=ost colsbrated and widely-known spec! 1sts in the Nor:hwest for salo, An opportunity rarcly mot iih to step intoa profitable and weil-established ofice Business. " For furiier particulars addsota D6, Tribiugo ofice. TO RENT--HOUSES. 0 REST—PREMISES CONTAINING 21 ROOMS besides large store, central, and jost the plzco for Yoarding honss or hotel. D E. FISRE Room 6 Ocin ock, 1['0,RENT-GOOD TESEMENT OF 7 ROOMS WITH basomoat, ome block from Lak-st. cams, 820 per fgath.” Inquirost 13 Bouth Canalss., H. fT'0 RENT—-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS on tho cornar of Hoyne nd Fulton-sts., tos small family, from tho Iat of February to st of May, or longer. G REST—A NIORLY FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH barn, Tho farnitare will bo sold cheap. 54 Micht- gan-av. OSCAR ¥IELD, 42 and 44 Congross-st. 0 RENT_IN FIRST-OLASS LOCATION, A FUR. nished cottage of 7 rooms, closats, hall, pantry, bath R b S aaranee. aferencs oquirod.” Kpoly ot 851 Weat Monrog-st, bl 0 RENT—2.STOTEY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, 10 rooms, modorn Improsomonts, marblo mant wash Bowls, bath and closst, hot and cold watcr, ga &c._So! birty-firitas.Tnauiro noxt door east, TO RENT--RCOMS. 0_RENT-5 RODMS SECOND FLOOR OF 37 ‘Washington-r+,, second housewestof Ashland-av. inquiro at Liouso i3 tho avonlng. | O BENT—i ROOSMS, SUITADLE FOR HOUSE- i | B3l renr, i taken to-morrow. P. A. BROWN & D.HOR- kooping, situsted near tha Post Oico. for loss than TON, 5id Wabash-av. 0 RENT—AT Gil WABASH-AV., NICELY FUR- ‘nishud rooms, en salto or single, largo closots, stove, cte. Terus modorato, wa 0 RENT-A SMAL, FAMILY, TAVING A BEAT- Wful iargo boaso, most ‘ploasantly aiusted, fow min- ntes® walk from the Douglas House, can offor part of £amo Lo rospoctable party for light homsekeaping, fur- nishod or_unfurnished, at s surprisingly low rent; also barn._Addross W, Douglas Houso nawa room. GIIUATION WANTED-DY & GOOD waN, 1% asis oeper o 8 aska e Beandlaavizn fatmmaes. K 3drs 143 Nosh ‘Bisas ot ITUATION WANTED—A GENTLEMAN WRITING sl SR dae e LT P Ao dross K 88, Tribune office. g S 127 grperenco: dhat-Cla i rton. oaces. Address 883, Tribana office. s e, O o by 2 CrpoHEOE st cl ant: pating, eto., attanded to day-time . 2 BRI S Ao e e e Fltth-av., or No. 379 {Vest Madison, corner Ann-st. TTUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED- i ek SHE S 52 of Siny fo ordinsty sopemics: 3 o lat of Groes Box o4, Ottawa, Bl et Trades. i ITUATION WANTED—ENGINERR-BY A TIOR- uglly compereat ma of ateady babits, to ran 3 sta~ e e s P iamion o Fe G GV 8. o] , S '~ TR A tloraey at Law, 10 Were Washingion-tts o @ TTOATIONS WANTED-BY 8 BUTCHERS FROW 13 Euglscd, 1o towa o cousizy. - Audress 50 Woat Gbi- Miscellaneons. ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARWIEL man: iz willia : rojere 5 CeSHEE STACY SR Mindobeare > cirea. Addrets ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED maz of good appearanco nd oducation, in any businces paing amoderate compensation; work indoors proferre Aduress immodiately V 70, Tribune ottice. QITUATION WANTED — AS MESSENGER_ OR watchman insbankor any business place, where a reliable man is wanted: refercncos first-ciass. Addresa or call 1000 West Madison-st. J. DU WEISS. SITUATID.‘-' WANTFD—BY A YOUNG MAN WILIL~ 13z to mako himsolf useful; candrive. Address A B, BiSiitost. : JITUATION WANTED—AS SUPERINTENDENT ol 1 farm by one acquainted with 2l its datails. delml ¥ 4, Tribuno ofice, whore an interview may ba ITUATION WANTED—-AS TRAVELLING OR IN- door szlesman in & boot and shoe house, by a ml;\n thoroughly posted in tho businuus: has bad several years' 0 RENT_NICELY FURNISHED SNALL ROOM, | Liorovehiy poated iy tho busivuss has, had severaly faasliable e b or twopomons fa qabbt dwellai | Sipacily Aducsis ol Trisgootice %0800 0_EENT_A PLEASANT FURNISHED ¥HORT | SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE room, firo and mitsbly for one ar two geatle- 1mca, without board: privats family. 133 Wost Adams-st. 0 RENT_FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE OR two goatlomen. Privato family. ©6 South Morgan. [0 _RENTST0 NIGELY" FURNISHED FRONT Tooms. _Privato family. €3 Toenty-second-at. Y EX{ISH TO RENT A RETAIL PACKING HOUSE and market, vory cheap and long timo; 1o buaus for the stand. HLESS, WHITNEY & CU., 146 Lasallo-st. 10 RENT_FRONT ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO Gontlemen; well farnished; brick houss. 41 Sonth Carpenter, one door from Washington-st, 500 VL BUZOUT AN ESTABLISHED PIC: ) turo and frame busincss with rent freo until ey Ist. No bonus roqairad. Reson for sclliog, 1 have toicava tho citz. _Apuly at2i8 Faltonst, PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED-TO-TAKE ONE-HALF IN- tarest .8 good paging baslness evgblisied Sropears, iot and building owned by the firm. Pnriner wishiog to sell can givo good reasons for. filn‘ out of business. Capital roquired 32,6X. For Interviow call or address 110 Sotith Halsted or 265 South Paulias-st. Call and soe for yourscl. ARTNER WANTED-WITH FROM @200 T0 23,000, in busineas already establishod. "One ac- gastared vith light machinory profersed. Apply to Wort de Sewning Machine Ewmporiam, 414 Woit st J.C. BPERGER. ARTNER WANTED_WITH 815,000, IN A FIRST- clnss manufacturing businoss lately estabiished in thiaclty: largo capital favosiod in groat demand ; fins storo and factory at low rant; [oeation tinst-class, Ad- dross, with real namo, G 43, Tribuno oifice, PATRISER WANTED_WITH So0 CAPITAL TG takoa half interoat and attond to the inside business of s well extablisned and paytag pu ‘and printing house. With tho right kind of a man, the investmont rauld bo returned ia ouo yoir. Addréss N 3, Trbuno office. ?Anrm;m'wn.:m;m?;wr:fl 960,000, TH A l;mmo ‘manufactaring basias opoly. Room i, Gaatrat Union Block: D, STONER. - FINANCIAL. OANS NEGOTIATED ON REAL ESTATE SECUR- 1" ity. Applications taken for all sums from 81,00 to 850.00. W. E. FURNESS, 163 Monroo-st. '\Iosiv'-m LOAN—SHORT REAL ESTATE PAPER ted. SNYDACKER & GU., NO. 172 LaSallo-st. RY TO LOAN IN SUAIS OF 81,00, 33,000, AND J\I 6,000 for b, Chi 'ty; money ready. . 5 INGHAS, 6t Sooth Dorslalass-st. > [0 RENT—2 LARGE ROOMS: ALSO, 3 SINGLT rooms, ca suite or separate, furrished or unfornished, with or withont board, at 33{ West Van Buren-sx T"o RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED AND § unfarnished rooma by tlio day, wosk, or onth, at the ulie: 53 Doarborn.at. Terms reazonable. 158 and TO RENT--STORES. OXFICES, &e. 70, RENT-THZ OLD REAFER TACTORY ON North Water.at., esst of Ruah-st. bridge, with power- fal steam ongine, shalting, etc.; alsn, foundry cupols, and ail rrangements comblato ta do 3 foundry buxiness, Sogothor with 410 foot of dock front on tho river, _Possos- 2ion given, ac onco. Apnly on premises, or aé 62 North Bheldon-st. O. H. McCORAMICK. 7O RENT_THE SECOND AXD THIRD FLOOES GF ‘tho finomarblo front bullding cornor Halsted and Tylor-sla. Thero &ro 1 larie rvoms, besides closets, bathiroom, wator closot, panicics, &o: &ls0, arranged fof Totand cold water, gas, &o,, &c. Taquire st the oifice of the Davis Sowing Afactiino Clo., 25 South Halsted-st. 0 RENT—TWO PLEASANT LOETS OF BUILD- ing No. 353 and 254 Statest., cornorof Harrison, Liveraf ront ta s responsiblo party. * Inquiro of onor o promises. WANTED---TO RENT, Y ANTEDTO RENT_A FIRST-GLASS HOUSE from 10 to 15 rooms, with gas, water, otc., on Waah. ington-at., castof Univn Park, or Soutly Side, north af Fourteenth-st. Address, stating loestion aud price, B R, Clark's Europedn Hotel, LaSallo aod South Water-ats. VWANIED_TO RENT-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN doing business voar comer of Madison and Halsted- sts. deslres to rent a well farnished heated room in & pri- vata famlly. ‘pay liberaly for n pleasant, comforia. ble bomo, which must be withln ton minates' walk of abavo locality. Address D. 65, Tribune otfico. Domestics. TTUATION WANTED_BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK, to do meat or pastry cooking in a restaurant or a ho- tel. Call at 49 Adams-at., in the rear. SUFTATION WANTED-TO DO UP STATRS WORK ead mind childroa, or to bolp in the Litchea, App'y 3 West Kinzio-st. > GQFTDATION WANTED A GERMAN GIRL WARTS > a good place for gensral housowork. Inqalro at 183/ State-st. : TTUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDISH GIRL, inan Amorican family. Apply at No. £3 t. JOHN ERICKSON. QTTUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG, GIRL. AS norasgitl, or can do Jight second work. ~Address, for days, M 85, Tribuze olice. TIUATION WANTED-DY A YOUNG WOMAN, ‘28 cook {n private family; hest of roferenco if 1ot quired. Call or address 56 Smith-st., West Side. - - TTUATION WANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE gir] 0 do secund work or plain cooking: tho best o referonces. Cail in the rear of 33 Mllln I'od.!n. TTUATION W. NCH_WOMAN who understands geacral housework : no ubjection o &£ cbild if a gitl,also a Gumbor of good girls, Apply befors 10 'clock at 414 Wabasirav. Help Agency. TTUATION WANTED_TO GOOK, WASIH, AND 1plios: or do geacral howsawark; gook cook. Apply at . TIUATION WASTED-BY A YOUNG GIRLTO dogeneral housownrk or ercond glrl in & privato Samily. © Apply for two days at HE Fourteenth-st. STTUATION WANTED_BY A REBPECTABLE ‘girl to do second work in a private family: willing tu Bo apnorally nsefal. Can bo seen at 47 Canalat., corner WTDATION WANTED-DY A GOOD GEBMAN &irl, as Iaandrace in & private family; no ubjection to gnlag into the country. Inquire Fourth-av. TTUATION WANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, in a private family, to do second work and aasist with sewlng; best references given. Addross B'91, Tribune cffico. TTUATION WANTED—_BY A GIRL IN A TIRST. ‘class privato family, for goneral housework; best of referencos given. Apply at. ‘West Monroe-st. 3 ANTED_TO RENT-S OR 4 BOOMS, OB COT. / tage, farnishied complote for housokceping, east of Union Park and north of Twelfthst. Addross K 89, ‘Tribuns office, MPOREY T0,LOM O REAL RSTATE IN THIS (i jae, = i SO i tol. GELDER, Oflifiz..n suuxu FD." 6. M. oity. ERNST PRUSSING, 63 West Lake-st. MOREY TO LOAN—IN MODERATE SUMS ON 7 Collaterals. P e v e D BOOKS_GASH PAID!FOT:: BOOKS, SACA: 108, 12, fbrasies. BRGe 10 Buet arrison-str 314 East badison-se. ONEY TO LOAN_ON APPROVED SECURI- DMOJGr aad cliy or subnrban purchase moncy mort- ogotbotght. D. E. FISKE, Room 6, Otis Block. RINTERS, ATTENTION | {—_PRINTING WANTED 12 gzchadigs for drst-class sowing machin o faral- tore. TRUESDELL & BROWSY, 175 West Madison-st. OLDIERS!_T SEALL VISIT WASHINGTON IN A fow days, and will Invostizate s to the condition of claims of soldiers who may desire such an iny tion. G AUGUSTUS HAVILAND, '+ Soldlors’ Frlond ofiice, 45 Wabeh-av. HE MATRIMONIAL NEWS NO, 8 18 OUT; EN- Jargod. ~ Ask wadealer for it. MATEI- oM TR NEWS B ARV Bor on Chicsgo. Y ASIED-A STOGE OF PAINTERS GOODS, 4 A A Preten 1t S R an i > NEWELL, 18 West Madtionat, VVARIED 4 GOOD BAFE, TWO DESKS, BASE- burnar stovo, ralling, &c. * Apply oraddross GOBE, garodL Ko Chandier & Co.’s Newspapar Ageacy, & Mad- 0 WASTED-A HEALTE-LIET OF DR REILLY'S pattern; capacity about 700 pounds; price, ‘whore to bo sesn. A 01, Tribuno ofice. \ANTED-TO HOTEL MEN—BY A PARTY OF cxperience, to lease or purchase a first-class hotel 1n some thriving Western city. Address fall B 63, Tribuno otfice. ANTED—TO PURCHASE_IN CHICAGO, good paying drm, . Would lixe to pay part reat chtmtor - Addrons 6 2 Tribuns otben. o VWASIED - INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEX TO learn 4od en; in the tele bing business, at PORTEILS Natioual Tolograph College, 1) LaSafie-stes Room 7 ? PERSONAL. ERSONAL—** SWEET AS A ROSE,” CLARK AND PR ingtonata, Bararasy e Address © 41, Tribuns OM. ERSONAL—3AY, I DONT LIKE TO. INTRUST Frtar il . comn fomn b v et m e e AT SRR S, PEMONAL—W'BSI‘ MADISONST. CAR. WILL 'tho lady who recognized tho goat and gut of the car botween Morga3 and Abordoen-sis. coaseat toad inter- view ! Address B 18 Tribone office, Teeeday, 3p. m. A in Y\ ANTED — FIRST-CLASS PURCHASE MONEY ‘notas. _Call at 20 State-st., Room 8. “YANTED—WE PAY OASH FOR ADJUSIED all banks laims i ropt insaraace companios. J. I, UNDERWOOD & CO., 41’ Exchange Bullding, comer Clark and Wi oats. ?%.2 00 "tatoatoper cent. -AVERY, MILLEE for & monthy ter KICHOLS & CO., BABCOOK EXTINGUISHER STOCK e-st., basemen! ON fa] attention to tho sale and exchango of sont., iscumbrance. ' C. W. DEAN, 6l South Desplaines-—st. incambrances sssamed. Address Box 13, South Paas, L1i. TO 1DAN THREE YUARS ON BEAL iGDON, 16 Monros-at- 9 (00() 10 LOAY, (X OYE O SORE 50N - os § E. %3 Soutt Cenalst, R -. O 1 lo. Can deliver o hares. 5,000 Fe G ke v e TO EXCHANGE. T FORGET THAT MARTIN CAMPBRLI, 18 % < wishing to exchan, 1 1t e aia 45 Woll 1o fivs 10 CAll.. 148 Fast Madr. Roam 15, J7OR EXCHANGE—90 ACRES GOOD FARM LAND Fofi uuu:‘n:‘ worth $15,0C, for_lots In city limits. No f HANGE-YOR CITY PROPERTY, 3 FRUIT "0 XS Cwill pay ome-third fhele cont this i Tu FXCHANGE-A NEW BRICK COTTAGE AND Jot on South Side, fre0 from oncumbrances, for a house Fulton.st., Hubbard-st., or thas vicinlty, aud ""““p;;sx.m: Gironce. EENNEDY & SEWELL, 79 West Agl.wn t. - EXCHANGE—A PAYING BUSINFSS FOR Togilefll rights. Room 43, Cen:ral Uaion Block. D. STONER, Pateont Solicitor and Negotiator. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, A T = URNITURE FOR SALE, COMPLETE FOR F hazokeeplar, maw azd for § rooms; bay 8 ber- Fatn today. FINLEY, 6i Soath Dowplalzowit, VW ANTED-TD RENT_X FURNISHED GOTTAGE ‘on VVest Sido, by a gontiemwan and wifo, reat not to exceed 840, Addreas 3 3, Tribane ofico, "ANTED-TO RENT—A FIRST-CLASS FUR- she oot without board, nea cornor of Twolfta: st. and Michigan‘av. Address ¥’ 15 Tribans ofico. Honsekeepers. {ITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER OR £D_cook In a bota] or private boarding-houss: good refer- cnces given. Address X ¥ 2, Jolint, LIl WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED family. Hes HORSES AND CARRIAGES. FOR SALE. FOF BALE_STORE PLXTURES, COXSISTING OF ‘tablos, sholving, staves;gas fixtares, &., for salo. Apply at store Nos. 14 aad 18 East Madison-st. 2 FORSALE-LOW — AN DIPRGVED WoOD AND fellog Bendiag machine, nencly nyw. mado by E- Spith, Tuio, Oblo.” Addréss M. SXOW, Faw Paw, OR SALE_STABLE 615 FEET, POSSESSION gaor befors Aprill; ground szat, $41pe: month: % boarders and work or 5 horses. A« Q 8, Tribune offce. Ol BALE_TWO Ol THREE GOOD FIRE PROGV. ! d safes, cheap, at No. 52 Fifth-av., near Randolph-st. FDR SALE-A FINE LUMBER SCHQONER, CA- Disity 180,00 footy at & beqiln Kor prics aod termaapply to BARTUANN & QUINY, Eoom 10, No. 23 West n-st. , Propeller on," capacity 175 . Addre 0. 11 AHEPPARD. Loming, Mio oo CLATRVOYANTS. YHICAGO SPIRIT ROOMS, 31l WEST MADISON- s, 8p. m. today,—Tho celebrated wolrit arcist, £ Al STEiAlGflT. will execute 2n ofl palating fo 45 min- utes that would require from three dzys to cns week by tho professional artist. Coms and witaesa the wonderfal Droot af spirit power. Tho Professor i3 one of the best clairroyant business test modiuma n the city. DF; MATHEW AND MADAN SAVNARD CAS tell of business, marrisges, journeys, lswsalts, ab- sent friends, Jost or stolen property, or iah takuow. bn:(n o S, paraiyis rbom;‘léz;m." eafness, sare seminal weakness, consumption, liver com: Hiatat agas, eatarrh. Dolicito discasss cured 1 & few Qus. " Ciroor no pay. 201 Wess Madison-st., up-ctais. DIVORCES. A A o et TVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED, FEZ AFTER docres: scandal avoided; nige years® prctice ia the Consat Cteatn. Sirase B. O, Bos 17, filim X:'lsa“xhr.uro Diseosi oF lruTL\'a: npaselold grods ol acy kiad, ple 3 Tross T BULEE G051 Wt Takae Do AJO DIVOROE, NO FEE-DIVORBCES LEGALLY .N btalned i ‘apon eguitable terme. Call orad- Grosd Rann & No- 547 Botts Glarkan, Iacloje stamp, TVATS & EAMMOND, FINELIVERY, XOS. ts AND € Sherman-t., aro prepared to furnish tho pudlic with four.horse slcighs down to siogle slelghs, ot rissn. ablo prices. We have aiso o hand & numbér of hearp and light horses, fur zals chezp. OUE:, HORSES FOR BALE AT W/ WEST MADL son-at. OR_BALFE_GREAT BARGAIN—BECOND-HAND Zpross wagon with heary white canvastop: all b S ee. "EA 0 weon Lo Moa. me 135 in. at £ ‘est Randolph-s! TOUR HAMELFTONIAN TROTTLIS FOR BALE- Somes, L5670 A s e Gl Calloradh roas 1. C. CHITTENDES. OB _BALF_SECOND-HAND ROCKAWAY ‘bugsy; also & good rockawey horse. W. WALL] Ro. 8, 20 Stateate A NE MATCH LA, HARNPSS AND WAGO (the latter usarly new) for sale very choap: cail aaf sce for yoarselves, at 633 West Madisun-st. Object for sclling, lesving to city. AGENTS WANTED. GESTS WANTED—87 TO %51 P erceywhare, main aad frmals, toin: INE IMPROVED COMMO. ING MACHINE. Thia mackinouills {rch, , £71] quilt, cord, biad, brzid, Aad embroider (s 57t ruy smanzer. Price. only #13. Fally liosnwd znd %, for tizo yoars. Wo will pay SL will sow 3 stronger, mare beai than ours, It makes tha gecond stitch ean b cut, palled apart without teariag o 10 8240 per month and which twico that amous: SO BUILDING IATE 'ANTED—ALL KINDS LUMBER—ALSG BUILD. Inga to tear down and ramove. Must b, cash, K ‘B BMONTON, ol Bouth Ciarkab, o 0