Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1878, Page 11

Tlik CHICAGO TRIBURE: BATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1878—1'V I TILE COUX Construing the Roads and Bridges Act. Record of Judgments, New Saits, and Miscella. neons Business, The opinlon in tha case of the City of Galena et al. va, Tho Comumissioners of Highways of the Town of West Galenn was filed yesterday in the Appellate Court, The case was brought here by agreement trom Jo Daviess County, and the only point presented was the construction of the exceptiug cluuse fn See, 84 of the *Act fo regard to rosds and bridzes in ecoun- ties under townsnlp organtzation,! Do proved May 26, 1877, A tax of 83,100 wos Jevied for tho year 1817 in the Town of West Galenn, which Included four words of the clty and other territory, and $1,0105,48 was collected on the property in the city portion. The city demanded that this be vaid to it, as It lind control of the atreets, alleys, ete., and the town Highway Commiasloners also demanded it sbould be pald to them, The Col- lector declined to pay elther until the question was passed on by the Court. The clty then fled s Lill to get tho money, but its bill was dis- nfesea and the money ordered pald to tho High- way Commissioners, See.81 of tho law required that theCommissloners of cach town should ralso Ly tax the necessery amount for maklog and repairing roade, * provided that the tax on the proverty levied for rond purposes, 1,\-ln§ within an incorporated village, town, oreity in which the strecta and alieys are under tho care of the corporation siiall bi paid over to tha Treasurer of such villagy, town, or city.” ‘The statute then went on to prescribe how the tax should bu collected, and Bee, 84 vamml that the tax 80 collected should be pati to the Treasurer of the Commlissloners of "[zhways (* exeept as grovided {n the lirst clause of "Sec, 81 of this Act"') by the Collector a8 fast as the samo s collected, except nx'n:h z?w ver centas shall be llowed for collecting the same, * Sudgo Plensunts, in dectding the case, antd the only question was whether the clause in paren- thesia above quoted excepted trom tho require. ment of puyment to the Trensurer of the Com- nisston :rs o much of the tax mentioned fn the wecond clause of Bee, 81, that 19, **for the mnak. fng and revairing of bridges,” as was collected on property lylng in the city, or only so much of that inentioned 10 the tirst clause, that Is, the tax **for the makiog and repairiug of roads only," as was so collected. The mct of 1874 Lenring the smmne title lhad substan- tially ‘the same provisions as the pres- ent act, thougt drawn up In different phrageology, and the Bupreme Court hnd de- clded on & construclon of that law that the excenting clause thercin did relate to the road and ridge tax, and that so much as was rased on propertvin the city must be paid to the Uity Treasury, and If the clanse was applicablo to corrceponding Sec. 81 of tho act of 1877, it would be declsive of the present ease. T'here wns no eood reason to declare {t_fnapplicable. The decision of the Circuit Court of Jo Daviess County in giviug the tax soraised In the city to the town authorities was erroncous, and would lave to bo reversed nnd the cause re- manded. IIOLMES VS, IOLMES, ‘The case of llolmes va. Holmes, for sepnrata malutenance, which was alluded to fn yester- day's TRIBUNE, came up before Judge ‘Moora yesterday morning, Mra. Holines, who s seek- jur for the maintenance which ber husband cantiot be induced through ordinary mcans to provide lier, was present In court, and appeared to be considerably cast down in spirita. Holmes himself, as her attorney stated, ins gona West with the cxpress desire to obtaln adivorce, aud anumber of depositions were ready, the nurpurl of which was to show that Mrs. llolmes wos o suffering ond sbused wlite, In frafl health, and that ber husband, after barcly supportiug her, had basely abardoned her, sinca which tiimna sho had been compelled towork hard for her own living, while he hud money, a good profeasion, aud was able to support her. Mr. E. . 8hernan, who appeared for the de- feudant, explained the somewhat embarrassing wosltion In which he was placed on account of lecllcnl‘l abscuce, Thero were some witnesscs, whose nawes hts cilent had sent him, but whom Le had no power to summon, As stated in the anawer, and admitted by tho compluinant, lolmes had gone into baukruptcy last Scptems Ler, and the prospect of collecting a judgment wos therefore sumewhat dousttul, Mrs. Holtes was put upon the stand. She sald shie supposed she had atways treated her husbaud a8 a fond wife should, and her married life was o happy one until Feb. 8, 1870, when Lie let her, ‘Thiey wero living at the corner of Thirty-third atreet aud Indiavs avenuoe at that time, und had been living thera n year, the title to the property, as 8ho supposed, being in her name. fler husband had speculated In Clarendou Hhlls propertr, St. Louis property, aud hod gone into o _chureh speculation.” 8he featned that e had been swamped In thess veutures, and wheu she tried, a8 8 good Chiris- tlan woman, tu counsel with him, lie became very much enraged, admoulshed her bot to go to a certain church-meet- lug, cursed her roundly, ond told others that she had driven him out of the house, whichiwaa false, Sheinight have beeutue a little cruss, but i so, it was only after his harsh treatment of her. Oue duy an oflicer from Bt. Louls cane after him, and he went to Bt. Louts, where o remalned wbout u week, On bis return o didu’t come home at mghts at all for nbout two months, Before he went to . Louis, she wunl to chirch with him one night, and on_ the way home she talked with Doy, and ho suld ne had taken an vath and he intended to keep it 1l shook her off, tald e was o trouble, was golug awuy, aud wouldn't tell ter about what that trouble wus until he had gotten through witn 1t Bhe had no ides, however, thab hie would go, and aceordinely refused o bid him kood by, " Mo fuslsted that lie was going off, and shie inally told hm to go, hov gclluvlllu. Lowever, that be would, 'Fliat Wus the hardest thig slio bl ever said to him, Her treatment of him had been shat of u tender, Joving wite, and she had done ber duty towards hlin the best she kuew how, 8he had “been falthful to huj 248 wife should, aud he had never reprosched ber with nuy unwifely misconduet, for which, {odeed, there was bo tause, For two months Letore hie lett her, bu fuct, he destred ber to go out 1o evtertaluments with other entlomen, Whichshie refused to do. Such properiy us she nlrpmkd wus hers hiad never yielued her uny- Sbiug but expeuse, When be Tert ber, he lufll ber to o aud earn er own ivlng, snd sne had doselt, At tho tiue be lelt ber ba vald be wus worth E35,000 clewr, but ho scemed to have trouble about collecting money comlug to him, Wblch would go to make up thut wnouut of wealth. He alo told her that bis luterest in LClareudon Hills property was worth $:200,000— fu expectation, ¢ d 1l Court wisely observed that It knew Ju- tully that real-state men who thuuwht o few Jears acy that they were worth $200,000 wero Bot worth anywhere near that amouut, b 3es. Holuies, cuntinulng, said her hushand l.ml become a physlcian, as she uposed; that e bad told ber B would NOL sUPPOre e, aud, shie went to law about it, he would light bher rn burd “as Ny could. Al she” could Buw 0 subpors herself waslusew fora living, Nave ol the Juts cunld Lo suld, und there was Only a shadow of @ possibility thst she might &et & certuin $100 clatin beld'by o 3r, Perkins, N Ir, Bherman elieited from the witness the 4t that she bad those lots on Wabash uvenue, acubered, the claim for §100, and sumo fur- Visare, Worth perhaps 8150, After bo lett her, the learucd that he hud a ticket for an excur- 4 un the Fourth of July Jast, aod that he toposLd o take unothor. female, snd she went S0 bl aud put & stop to tuat. AL ol wiiich, “‘.“‘l‘:}“"fi 100, uppeared in TuB THIDUNE ut The l:z reoly to questions from her attorney, Mrs. olies suld shic would probubly live with ber Usbuad, I o came back, although to du ko Joutd baussh ber from the prescocs of ber wflllflf.:.-?} u‘:f:u had Iuml slllnsl would uever hl.;u er ogaln, - 8he Joved bim still, o 8, Lut stio Lutéa his action, el l"l‘hle Courl sald this was onc of those dis- o ll ug cases that were contiuually comimg up, A for which there sppeared to bo no kood “‘I::m ILere was no excuso for it whatever, lnlll.\'b was evideut bad feeling ou the jurt of bt usband und wife, but he could see no An: eut redson for thele remalnig searate, mdr\; 3, tiey might hive apart and spend all it wee o erylue and sicuing for one snother, 9 48 dle 10 supposs the property vould be T p:ued Of, or that niuney vould bo Talsed on ov’ this time. 1 thoy would come tugether, llmflul't" G Lieal their differences, be was stire o) Aub:hlet UL, by 1be bewt Seciings of ticr “mnm Prowpted fo returu sud live witn Ars. tolmes saiq b o bad repcatedly asked fer piistaud 14 live wih ber, but e Uad told v had loat bua Juve for Ler, aud that when .fl:n& 18 ugat he'd det ber Know, ulered oo inally directed that'a decree bo latga “Iering Lie defenduut 1o pay tue com- oy fo) C4h wud every thiea wonths ot g8 eXpreased the hove thal they woul Lersoketlicr dgu as busband and wite. 5 L V3 I8 LOL Gt preaent earotng, 4s Lo 63ys CatiiglatIMWER, BOre Uan $10 8 week, but tho bractl, ’“futauwam to think that bis medival € Wl Judease 1o e aud become wore remunerative, fn which case there 14 some chanco of enforcing the decree, 1f there Ian't any now, A CHEDITON'S RILL DISMISSED. In the case of Loeh va. Fhillp Uoldman, & creditor's bill filed last week to reach some of Uoldman's property, s motion was made to dis- miss the blil yesterday on the ground that it had not been “properly slgned, The bill was signed by Tenueys, ;Inww & Abercromble, vlicitorsand of counsel, Mr. McCleilan moved to dismises on the "z‘ruund that the bill was not prooeriv signed, ule 24 of the equity rules provided that ail bills should be signed by counsel, but not by a rim. Judge Blodgett held that the signature of a flrm was not aufficient, that the fotention of the rulo was that some one shou!d Le indlvidu- ally ruspumllule, and a dill must besigned by one party ouly, A'«‘umtlun was made to amend, but this was refused, and the bill was diamissed, TOR WHISKY CASES, In the whisky case ngafnst Raclle, Junker & Co., une of the firat batch, 8 motion was made before Judge Blodgett yesterday morulng to lave the case, which is on the present ealendar for trial, indetinitely postponed, Mr, C. i1, Recd filed his own afidavit, setting out that he was engoged in o suit, acd fnll time would be occupied for two weeks. ‘The Juuge pafd he diil not know whether he would reach that coac or pot. 1le did not sey fiow T could put. off a case now becauso counsst hod a case in anotper mm-tl and {ntimated that e could not grant the motion. No dispasition, however, was madoe of the wmatter, and another n:mllcnuon will probably be made about the tiing tho case Is reachied for trial, HARDIN VB, ZAMES, In the cane of Isnac N, Hardin and others va, Henry F. Eames and Jease Spalding, lately Leard before Muore, an fnterlocutory decree was entered yesterday for an accounting. ‘I'ne de- cree (indg that Lots 4, 5. 0, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 18, Block 1, fu Bowen & Smith's Subdivision of art of the N, 3¢ of the N. W, i of the N. . of Scc, 3, 83, 141 also the N, I¢ of the 8. E. fractionnl }f and the N, 3¢ of the E. fraction of the 8. W, ){ of Hee, 10,"2%, 15, and ¢ lots In Jolmaton's Subdivistan, wero ol acquired by way of morigage to the defendants to secure s losn given to Isaac N, Hardly at o usurious rate of intcreat, The Master 18 therefore renquired to take an account of the amount due by Har- din, after dedncting all usurlous rates n[ inter- est, and erediting afl ‘payments, THE PITZOIBBONS CASE, Tha contempt vase of the crooked® Juror, Pat~ rick Fitzgibbons, was called again yesterday morning before Judge Rogers. Filizeibbons, howerer, did not appear, and, alter waiting some time, Judge Rogers declared the recognizance forfelted, and the rule agaiust him was made ab- solute. Anattachment was then {ssucd®or Fitz- @lbbons’ arrest for contempt. The surety is J;me.h,suuwn. ond be 18 considered ,good” for o § 1TEMS, Judee Booth made an order yesterday direct- fnz the Latliifs to transfer the boxes vontatning tho bending cases frow the vault to the court- roome by § o'clock each morning. The Appellate Court veaterday aajourned to 10 o’clock Monday mornluyz. 1t is nov probavle any opinlons will'be given Monday, Judges Moore, Farwell, and Willlams will hear divorve cases to-duy, ‘Ihe following is Juage Willlams' calendar: 2,375, 2,179, 2,338, 4,352, 2,338, 4,306, 2,110, Judges Jameson and Booth will hear motlons to-day, Judge Rogers motions far new trial, » Judge Blodgett will go on with his calendar to-dav. 'The call extends trom 22 to 55, except- h“:l %:':. 27, 2, 80, 82, 85, 8Y, 89, 40, 43, 43, au &3 Judze Moore I8 to have a calendar made up of tho contested motfons to be heard A ondays, and rcases will be placed tbercon In the order in which they are given to the Clerk. Judge Willluma granted a divorce yesterday to Esther A, Stuek from J. Clarence Eluck, on lhE:i nronm‘lvolc ndul:]erI{. A eorye W, Campbell was appointed Assignce “yestorday of W, R, Mllmlurd.pfnd Brudfora Han- cock of Rockwell, Willluins & Co. 4 ‘Thie meetine for the election of an Assignes or iznces will be chosen this mornlog for A, B. Hiteheock, Mary A, King, and J, R. Haona and J. C. ilannn, UNITED STATES COURTS, Tenry M. Stow tlled & bHI yesterday against Thomas Mackin aod others to compol them to use his patent for wooden-block pavements on Canal street, botween Madison and Harrison streets. r SUP'ERIOR COURT IN DRIEP, Marsh Drothers, Mosher & Co. began a suft yesterday by sttachment azainst K. Bailey to recover 2,675, CIRCUIT COURT. Frederick Minnes comincuced usult in tres pass n§-lnn John W, Kelly to recover. W. N, Bturges began a sult for $2,000 against George Webster, PROBATE COURT. In the eatate of Charies I, Brachvoge), lotters were granted to Coristlan Brachyogel, under bouod for $50,000. THE CALL—MONDAY, Junax Bronaxtr—Call will be yiven Monds THE AVFELLATE Sheldon vs. Cooky 63, Chomberiain ve. Gnencl 4, 1101 ve, Harding; and U3, Alken ve. Kauc No cass on frial, Ju JAMEsON—107, 110 to 115, 117 to 120, No case ou triul, Jupur Muokr—Contested motions, Juvar Ruaens—Net case, 4,707, Shelaon va, Dradley, and calendar Nox. 231 to 245, inclusive. No caso an trial, Juues Boorin—-B4, 130, 201, 204, 205, 208, 200, 210, No case ou trial, Junax McALLisTER—Motiona for new trial §n sot cases, 2. %40, Brant va. Gallup; —, Hollen vu.Mills, and 2,607, Wianor, Junus FanwkLL—~Contestod motions, Juvex WiLLiaxs—Conterted motions, JUDUMENTS, Surznion Counr—Cousykustonas—E, Q. Ulhlein w8, Churies and Clirlatina Falkow, $472,50. Juniak JauE10N—Auguat Clemens ve, Lake Stioro & Michigun douthern Rallway Company; verdict, ST 32—, Plrte ¢t sl vo. Ewll' Hurner, 1. K. Wheelor ve. Georwo I, Rozep " J. B, Flint va. A, Southwick, 810,74, ~ Hlamilton v, W. A, Dalisrd, $183.~J, 11, Kroger ve, Conrad und Carollng Schnell; verdict, S.lfi.(nl.—' " Lu Wheoler vu, Patrick L. Tanhy, & H olin Laumyarien & L €, Hutchluson, $114.10, ~Jennta 15, l!’l"\;'l;" 1, Noeris and W, ¥, Dompss ung Vi, verulet, Jubar Boorn—TRobert Haoich ve. Georgs C. Hutcuiiou, 316035, E. Turner va. M, 1 Brunerd und lusry Buker; vordict, $100, 80, —————————— OCTOBER. A bacchanal falr, at the edge of the wond Bhu stands, where the grapes huug purple snd low, Her eehuwon budica i torn aside, And her voft, pals bosun cleais hike voow; Atabur buds 1y bur tressse droop; lur wenvuous lips ure red and rars, i Aud curved tn o dazzling, treachesous amile Iloe atu dnd her feek ure white und bare; Her chevks are utatavd with Lie blood of'the vin A Juweied serpont ls un ber necks ltor llwv{ wyes uro fllled with tho light I baleful beacuns tu thne of wreek, A Circe of Beuuty, Lalf-aiviue, Yet wholly eurthy—a Queen of Wine! Faxayr Daiscot, —— -Catching & Thief in Indla, The peculiar temnerament’ of the natlve troupa fu British Indis, and the niust efficacious niettiod of deallug with tiem, are strikingly |- Iustrated by o story toid of_ a0 veteran .;nmilnln oflicer who is still living, Buorily after he- hud assumed the counnand of the —ti outive Heugul Juautey, 8 complaint was brouglic to - bim one evening of & tuell which had just been committed in the barrucks, to the porpetrator of which there was hut the slightest clew, ‘e pext morning, un parade, the Colonel passed alouy the liue, giving, tocuch wan, in turn, & thiv sirip of bambou, and, wheu all were supplicd, said wich soletyn empbusis, My men, tuere is 8 thiel amoug us, uud Urahma has revealed to we bow Lam to detecr him. Come forwurd, oné by one, and pive ine your bumboo strips; and the zaity maa, et him do what he may, will nave the lougest plece, “Fhe suldiers,uot alittle startled ut this mysterious threat, obeyed without u word; but belore tho tirst dozen hiad tlied pust, the Colouel suddenly seized ons of them by the throat, sud stouted, ** You are the muu 1" Toe Hindoo fell on his kuees, sud whived out a confession of the thelt, while uis terrilled comrudes salaauied to tho cround boelore the dreaded **Bahib " to Wwhom Brabma bad given such ternble power. When tuey buddispersed, the sepdur Major, wio had been fouking on iu sileut amazement, came up and said, ¢ Col. C.y I'wish you'd teach e tuat trick.” *1t's o very sinple oue, my dear feliow,” anawered the Colouel with & smile, ** Yuu sce, thuse LIts of bamboo were all the sawe length, to begin with; but the thlef, fear- Ing tu get bhe lougest piece, biv olf tus end of his, just us | oxpected he woutd—and that fs buw T kuew Ltn1" ——— Tho Purls Yrizos. Out of 1°0 grand prizes, 2,470 gold nmhl:] 0,400 silver mngdals, 10,600 brouze wedsts, an 10,000 bouorable meotions awarded at the Yaris Exblbition, England takea 20 grund prizes, 3 suld, 841 sliver, 450 bronze medals, aud $49 von- wruble mcnlluua} while the Colonics carry oil 8 grand priges, 59 gotd, 199 siiver, 280 bronze wvdaby, und 318 bonoruble wentloas. Eogland ulso takes 41 and her Colonles 13 diplomag of bonor. The Unlted dtates carry off grand vrizvs, 10; diplomas of bouur, 891 gold uiedals, 1855 sitver medals, @05 bronze wedals, %10 gy wud BOLVILLY lvutious, L ,demand cash fu hand before prescribing. *pewple sbotd reckud Lime as tbe pougiv o THE SPIRL Cannot the State Board of Health Look After Then ? They Ask Altogether Too Much for Plain Tissua Paper. Alaw was passed by the Leglelature of 1877 requiting all persons who practe medicine in this State to procuro s certificate testifving to their qualifications from the Btats Board of Health. The object of this act was to root out the quacks, who prey upon the credulous in the community and ruln the health of their patients, If they do not kill them outright. Bat in this It {s & fallure, About all the good it has thus far sccomplished 1s to give a regular phy- slcian standing o the courts, e can suen debtor and recover judgment; an *“irregular?? caanot, Thia privilege, however, Is of no par- tcular value to the latter, sinve most of them They know, if tha patlent contlnues to have falth n them, should his disciase he of a virulent type, that he will pot live long under thelr treatmeut, g0 what {8 the use of courts and judgments? It is astonishing how such people thirive. There is scarcely an emn- plric in the city but s busy all the time, and tnaking more than the average of reputatie physiclans. No matter what the discase fs,— cancer, consumption, or any other that is con- ceded by the profession generally to be tncur- able,—these fellows say they ean conquer It; and the afllicted oner belleve them, A drowns log man, however, will catch at a atraw, Aside from the quacks who give drugs, there are those who "HEALY IN OTHER WAYS. One of the latter s Afrs, Robiuson, of South Dearbora street, who figured {n the Plice-Jonss murder<ase. Since the death of Jones she has carrled on the business of curing, and 18 satd to hiave boasted that she bas made o hich as 811,000 & year, lor specialty s *apirits.” and shic catehes nany fish in her nets. An ides of licr method may be gathered from the follow- ing, which Is printed on lier letter paper: Office of Mrs. A. 11 Robinvon, bealing, psycho- moiric, teat, and business medtum. Terma, first presctiption, $3; each mubsequont, 2. £2Iho nioney should sccompany the applica- tiun to inwure s Foply, Itepurt the exact coniition of the patlent in ten days, whether & secund pre- scription fu deemad necessary or not, “Tho ptient will invariably at nient, swhen all s qulet, bind the wiite side of the magnelized paper on to the forc- head and unon the back of the neck, however Litfle Juith the patient and attendance may have in its Yirtues, neverthelcss i i indispensable, T'hrongn that magnetic tink spirits, wio thus lical the sick throuul Mts, Hobinaun's mediumship, do approach and tqipait magneiically fife and vigor, Even as Inthecuse of the Nasurene to one who stinply *' touched the hiem of his parment, " Allow no one to handle the smagnetized pa- Dard any more than is abeolutely necessary to np- ply them to the patient, as directod, which must be every night. ~Allow no drugiist to deceive you in n-rnd 1o the gonuinences of srticles ordered. Any Ingredlent ‘Srdered which cannat be obtained at liome drug-stores will ‘ba sont by mail on ro- Quent and recelpt of the cost of the same, Mrs, ltobinson while under spirit conirol on re- celving & lock of hair from a sick patient will give 8 dlagnoss of the disenss most perfectly, aud vro- scribe the uroper remedy. Yetas the niost speedy caro is the essential object I view, ratlier thun to gratify {dle curiosily, the beiter Brnctm I to sund alonz with the lock of hair a rief statement of the acx, age, leading eymutuims, and duration of the disease of the sick person. whon ahe will without delay return a most potent prescription for cradicatlug the discase and per- wanently cuting the putient, iu all curably cancs, Of horeel! she cluims no knowlodge of the heals ing ari, but when her wpirit-guides are brougist *ten rapport " with vick person through her ne- diumihip, they never full to give hnmedia pernionent relicf in curablo vases, throw: positive and pegative forces latont I the syatem, ) Ymm tlon 18 sent by mall, and bo it an ine ternal rentedy, or un external upplication, It shonld ba given or appllod precisely as dirscted i the ae- companying letter of lnstructiune, howover simple it may cem to be; romowbering it s nat the quantity of the compound, but the chemical effect that fa produced, that vcience takes cognizance of, One prevcrintion is usuaily sufliclent, but, tn case the pativnt 1 not perwanently curod by u prescrip. tion, the applicativn for n aecond, or more if re- wired, should be made In avout ten days, alter the Jont, each tiny stating any changca that muy be apparcnt in the symptoms of the dircanc, together with anothet lock of the patient's hayr. Al njaizo, through ler metumship, anes of any one who calls upon dlagnosos the bor'st, hor residenco. The facility with which the epirits controlling ber accomplish the sumo s donv ns well when the application is by letter as when the patient s prescut, llor pifts are very reniarkable, not only in the Lealiug art, but a4 8 prychometric, twat, busiuoss, and trance wediam, TIIR ** MAGNETIZED " PAPER referred to is composed of- three shiects of white and three sheets of blue tissue paper, Ave and a half tuches lung by two Inclies wide, pasted together with mucllaze, They sre made by an assistant, und ure lunocent und harinless, The only way they are “magnetized ¥ ls by putting them on the desk formerty wsed by Joves, Ver- haps he comes arouud o' “nights and blows on them. In addition to this *“indispensuble article, Mrs, Hobinson tins four prescrip- tivng,~a linlment, a bay-rum both, an alterative, and tonle and sudoritle puwders. When she docan’t send No, 1 she scuds No. 2, snd, if not that, one of the oth When letters come to hand, strange to suy, she ignores the lock of hafr, und tels her smanuensisto write u reply. This 18 formulat- cdy und atarts out withy ¢ As 1 hold this lock of hale In wy hadd, I flud *—perhaps * an alkalong state of the Llood,” or ‘ircocral weakness or debility of the sceretlons,” or * the liyer is tor- i, or * the kidneys are weak,” snd thew fol- lows the prescriptioi—one of those given ubuve —and the *magnetized paper’ s fnclosed, Al of which costs 83. 'The tssuo-paper is worth ona cent, and the drugs not wore thay halt a dollar, ir that much. The profits remind vne of €, A, 2's tea company, Nutwithstundiug'the assertion of Mrs. Robin. son that 7 “*ONE FRESCRIFTION 13 USUALLY SUFFICIENT," the contrury fs true. It iy scldom that the “mmoroctie paper,” aud the powders, and the svirits do thelr work with disputch, Nearly ull the “gulls” contrivute the “subsequont” thres or four times, Soue of the pationts write thue they are *'better,' ‘This is due, doubtless, to an admobition which Mrs. Rubinson glves to them all, and she deserves credit tuerefors * o regtular in your diet und hours of sleep? How wauy alllng ones would bu restored to healtn if they heeded this rule of the disembodied—{or Mes, It admits that sbie horsell **knows nuthing of the healluie wrt.” Her correspoudence {s very extenslve, scarcely & day pussiug that she does Hot recelve from flve to filteen _Jetters, aud they luvartably contain wouey, The bulk ot thews come frou the sick, but now and thew there 43 oue who has been cuuglit by “rayciougraic,” A mao who had lost bls liorse was requested tosend 83 aud o lock of the anfmul's lair, and, fu licu of that, a lock of Lis uwn, with o deacrlution of his versou. [lo did wo, but the Soupliate ! couldn’t tind his nug, A maluon-keeper uever drlulis s own whisky, nor does Mre. I rely on ®mugnelized " paper when sbe or ong of her famuly §s sick, An # M, D.' fs catled fn speedily on suen ueeaslons, Unlike the mujority of gquacks, this womun does nu barie, Btie sinply vlave on the credutity of cople, and makes them poy her hundsotnely or fuflucucivg Lhelr magitiations, and thus, doubtivas, cuabling those who moerely thini: thoy uru sick to ot rid of the thouwit, {fut shie” s, 1t Is suld, patients of severul yoars' standivg,—men aud women who have the ui- wost fuith 1 the "umfiueuml vaper,” for which they bave vald bundreds of dollurs, with- ;;ul. nln yet, getting tho reblel which they exoect rom it Sue is amenable undes no law, snd the pap- tles who complained to Tix TRIBUNE way as well twar thelr Joss philusoplileally, and be thaukful for their experience, stuve 1L will suve them wouvy tu the future, Dr, Rauch, of the Stato Board, should give the subject 0! empirichsin soie uttention wi: o view of obtainfhe su enactent wuich witl provide tor Lhelr punlsuuieut according to ther acaeris, e — ‘The Hussina Calendar, A cougress of savauts is to be beld ot 81, Petenburg to discuss the propricty of placing Kuuaia on 8 par of aceuracy with the rest of the workd In regand to the calenaar, ‘Lowards the closy of tue sixteentd century the relormed calendar ol Uregory X1, was vromulzated und readily adopted by the Latm sud Catholie vution, wiracles which hag theretviore fullen ou certaln spevitie aui»—m. fur Inslance, the liyuefaction ot the blood of Bt. Junuarius va the 10th o1 September—casily adapting thew- selves ta the chiane, Genwany cluag to the old stylo till the year 1700, and Engstand il tifty-two yeurs later, Whea a statute of George I1 pro- vided that the year should begin, ot oy tise 5th of March, but” on tue Lst Of Juuuary, and tlat after the 3d of Seplember, 1153, tho uext ensaing day should be regarded as the 154h, 1y drop- plugtout eleven and not, as the lLondun Standard bias lt, twelve doys. Tue Russiaus, tn commou witlh the Serblans aml most ol the Blavonte peoples subject 1o Turkey, retujucd the ol ealendar, althoutn itussia bas iven counte- Bance Lo Pope tirczory by recavning leap years, 1t 1, of eoutar, desiravle that the Cears e that gami the common prople in infroducine the fnnovas thon, wha will think themselves cheated out of the number of thelr dags hy the oroposed re- forin. When the change 'was made in' England the popuiace was grently excited over it, and a {i«mma cry of the hustings was: # Who stoley e ¢ Rom, expected in Rusaia if the chango shall be made. refercnee to McClellan. Now, Greeley" fcan Confllct,” eecond volume, page 131 (which 1 have owned tweive Yyears), cuntains the samo letter; 2lso sume others which would Lear res publfeation. Yours, C. enter :u-am'n baok appears opportuucty.”—Londun Luokeel- ler. Map Posslble, The reader must gu 1o it ruses CONVENTION cevs l’-}wp'-"l"v‘;“e $h AND C and Choristers have a CROWN oF GLORY Sunmiint ittty No Better Sunday Schaol 6000 CHEER !2::. These spleadid booky are Ly OVeE ;W ik s Ul lvading bwuace schiug theass Wrke doF paiival ars aroge o, g it scems to be ruspec adiitleuity whit be experieneed from ieven dava? Gise us back the eleven daya!™ tiece ol folly similar to this scetms 10 he St A TRAGIC TALE. [Fyam Chamisen.] There was a man distressed in mind icenuae hife queue ronld hang bebind: Not 80 he wished to have it. ¥a thought he then. ** What shall [ dn? Il turn me rounds *twil} change the quene— The queue tbat hangs bobind me, " ‘Then whiried he till he ncarly dropped But, when he stopped, behold! it stopped— The queue that hung behind him. Then turned he ml-klhmou and more; 1t was no helter than hefore— The queuo atll] hang behind him. Ile turned him left, hn tarned him right; Yet was he in that saif-same piight— The yueue still bung bohind him. Then, Tlke a Lup, he span abont; But, when e paused, ha yet found out 'Ihe aueue sl bnng behind hu, And ro he g urning fast, A:vrs:‘lhlnx ? 'zl,:xavl I'I; rkl‘"‘u‘ l“ last,* 0 que il a0, ind him, Omsu-r?. Wia. ik M E Hanxox, i THAT " UNPUBLISHED " LINCOLN LETTER. To tae Liditor of The Trihune. Prrsours, Wis,, Nov. 6.—Your paper of the 4th Inst. contalned, credited to n Philadelphis 0 unpublished letter of Lincoln,” in *Amer- W. 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FEice IRDS 1 Ayuaria, sond press vn rereipn ot ¢ Folkucmpier, SAVE[TO LEARN HOW TO DO YOU}| IT READ AND HEED HAIRlI wmHAT ForLOWS. SAVE YOUIR MAIR.—The laws of Health end Longevity demand it, the castoma of social life require it. The matter is of great lmportance In every way. M BEAUTIFY YOUR JIAYR.—It {s the sur- passing crown of glory, and for the lossof it there 13 B0 compensation. CULTIVATE YOUR MAIR.~For by no other means can it be saved and besutified, LYON'S KATHAIRON, Dircovered thirty.five yesra ago by Prof, Lyon, of Yale, {8 tho mont parfect ‘preparation in the world for preserving aod besutifying the halr, Testiles being the best halr dressing ever produced, Lyon's Kathalron will positively prevent grayneas, and will re- atore new halr to hald heads, if the roots and follicles ata not destroyed, 1t netually performs these seming miraclss, of which the following fa A FAIR SPECIMER. 1 hud teen entirely baid for several yrars, cone utional, I suppose, I used a few bottles of Kathatron, and, to my grest surpriss, Thave a thick growth of young bair. COL. JOIIN L. DORRANCE, U. 8 A, TIa every important reapect the Kathatron is absos lutely incomparable. It is unequated 1. To Curo Daliness. 2. To Lestoro Gray Mate. 3, To Nemove Daalrufl. 4, To Dress and Deautify the Maiz, BEAR IN MIND,~The Kathalron is no atichy pasta of sulphur and sugaz-ofead, to paint and daub tho hair aad paralyso the Lraln. It fs & pura anl timyid vegetatle lation, intended tore- wiore tha kair Ly natusal growth and relavigoration. £ splendidly perfumed, and the most delightful toiict drensing Lnown, No Jady‘s of gentleman's 4allet outht is completa without Lyon's Kathairon. BOLD LVERYWILELR, FEAMSEIPY, il i 1 o Retween New York sud Havee, Pler 42 N. I, foot of Mortun uY. 13. 8 R, . o) 10 VST R, ediieadiy, Ny SAGE 1N GOLD (Incluiling wine it Cabio, $100; Secoud Usbin, §i3; 3 ncludlag, wine, bedulng, and ntenstle. fere,” S Ville'de T'aris.” **at. Laue ernce pusaen LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Avent, 53 Drosdway, F. WHITL. 57 Clirk-st.. Avent for Chicago. INMAN LINE. The Steamsnid **City of Chester” wilf sall from New VOTk Tur LIVErmoul, @c..&c.. Saiuniar, Nov. I, at 8.0, Cab fi‘X.lil. &R0, and §¢ e Kieauers Tent, " do pot cgrn Uhlcago. FRANCIS g % AMERICAN LINE, PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL, calling #t QUEENSTOW falling every Thursdsy trath Philade; s, Theonly Trans-Atiantic Line salling under the .:m;erlun dag. RED STALR LINE, i 't NTWE Belgtum).salling semi-montnty, 1’“‘;‘!‘“‘!2” (‘rum I3 {1!:1" phin New York. l"lyfl' Pasange Tickets and 1'eelahits (o avd from Euroge apply w PETER WLRIGUT & BONH, G Arents. Vo b WHESCE, Mang 11y East Handolph-st, National Line of Nteamships. BAILING TWICE A WEER FItuM ‘ New York to Queenctawa, Liverpoal, and Logden. to 83t currencr, Excursion s pteerage, 24 Drafis on d Treland. nd furtner luforntation apnly to % B, LARSON, No. ANCHIOR LINE AL S 10, [y PEVUNLA, Al ol ol Keir York (o Lunilog direct. | AUSTEALLA, Nuv, 1. 7anit ALNA (14, S, nm Cablus 855 10 320, Excutsion Tivkets sireduced ratas. ecotid cabing #40. - SleeTn v, £ MENDRESON I0TLIS, w0 Wi NOWTIH GERAAN Ifi{.(:g'b. &3 o stewnicrs of thiv Compaty will sull every Faturs By o ke Miere ek ot Tt ¢ Hoborn: P Frum New Vurk (0 Sauthatpton, Brewen, frac cabin, §10; second teer: £ rre| OELEICHS 2 Bowling Grve: T PROPOSALS, Proposals for Furnishing o Dis- tiuctive I"aper, Ete, TRXASURY DEPAKTHRNT, OFPICK UF THE SECEXTARY. WariNG 0 eh o p Nutcs, and uilier hoce vhy s lieananufaciurens. X+ pere Lo subinit aealed prie 0t e e froim pire aellty, con: 1he intru nrojuen) ale Lrice ch ther colurnd Hiust e sevoimpanied by samates. and a1 welishi for 1LisOshocte, lde Kig Luventors sul manulucruress are e United St Ll DREP L0 Dne mews pauted npirs of siich peper with the dustinciive fes- dd Hpol ik Yary'of ihie Treasury hereby gives notica isbinenive ™ papur which sy be sdogied prot Ilons of See, 5,40 of Lhe ) W etning In his s hat 0 niry fur r sccuritica o the Uufied apted (0 the making of suy i iher sk urily, eReeyC vuder te uthurity ry of 1he Trensury OF st ot her proser Tited Fintes, shall bo pumibut by 5 fne Hevled Statutes, which re e Every peraoy o gontral r s « w i 4t ity be selecio wanufactared takia of an scentof tie GoverLuwent, a1 deenied ueceseary, Gadee the protection of & &b to be atationed a8 the mil: snd the cuniractor Will e ‘toquired (o provide, wiliout chsrie, b the bubdiig i which (he paper 'l uisde, roor furnised, 10 Le used as an oice by such e 4w pervoils e Way be destsuated o guanl und count the paper deltvered? and, aies, form In which (o atury [Canti] shiyped: and he Wil b firther requtred Lo cone forui twwuch reasanatle rexuiutions ae miay by 13ado by the decretary of the Treasury la present fhe linproper al fruil the 10kl of ity of the paper manufac: coutract, Al paper will be rucelo ad the uilll, subject 1o future wsainhin: travior will be required (o defiver it L o secuiely packed, (e pressnca i i 0 of sald ageat, 1o wouden buxes ravped witi brou, scaled aud miaeked peady for ship- meuts aind he w1 sl b requlivd to turuia perfecs aper with hicl 10 replace any returied W uiu ue dus t‘:‘h‘u ct will bind the contractor tu menufacture uctive paper for the Unlied siates unly. rlnl recalved uiitl Wednesdny, the 4th Iny v cenler, 1e75. L shuuld be iwarked ** Pro :‘-:Al-l‘)l for Dbstiuctive Pa; sud sddreased Lo the une Fhid “bucretary reecrves tho right to reject any or PRk JOUN SIIERMAN, eeretuey of Wy Treaaury, | Proposals for Wrought and Cast-Iron Work for the Us 8, Custom-Ilouse, 01 iree Etey, Chicago, LIk . UFFICRUP 118 SUFERTISING ARCIITRCT, g FRKAR MY DEraUTNENT, WastING 1oy, Ly NUY ~Th, Fealed Proposais wiil Lo recelved ‘sl i 32, o€ the sl day of Doceusbur, 144, aaritvering. ULng, wid parbiag g plac Wrouchi’ uid Cast-lron Work, comirl Y n. Fratars, Shutter-Caslga, ' o) Trimuiy Franiid, Thre n I3 i esiolds, bhlrtlog, &, tor ot Chicigo, il ac arawins ewcidestion, aud schedule, ¢ il uby aaditioas] Infolmativn way by Lion 8¢ thls u ui L m o apalicas s LLCE Ul Tl R Ieat. BULL, Hurel v “'u?fi: BClOOL ¥ Vates, -y 3 I Lwfer Lo WALAL 64 CLE i The 3 M coal donhle-base heste hare heen awarded the fi premiom by three diften Wostern Ftate Fair Asvocta- NEOVES. INVINCIBLE™ hant. tlons, and have many patent improtements making them supertor to sll others. They cost no more thin other first-class stoves. Atk your dealer for them, or send for free flinatrated elrcular. _Msda by tha CHICAGO & ERIR STOVE CO., Limiced, Office, 42 arrd 44 1.8 Chieago, RAILROAD TINE TADLE. ARFIV A, sND DEPARTURE OF TRAIR, FXI1aXATION OF Rerzruxcm Mamxs.—t Ssturday ;i{: ;.! 'llllndl] excepted. §Mondsy uapu}c- CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERK RAILWAY, Tickes Offices, 62 Clsrk-st. (Sherman House) and at the depots. Leava, | Arriva. 0 aFacific Faust Line allubugn Int ks Totel Carare i N n Cht: eaxo and Counctl Uluffs, on the train leating Chtcaco a2 10:30 8. m. Nother road runs Pnilman or any other form of hotel cars weat of Chicags a—Dapot carner of Wellyand Rinzle-ats, o—Dejpot corner of Canal and Kinzie-sta. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINOY RATLROAD, Degota faot of Lake-at., Jndlana-av, and Bixtecuiti-st. Tlcket Ofices, 59 Cl ve. | Ative, nal and Blxieenih: 04 at depots. Mendots & Galeshurg Esptess Ottawa & Streator b xpres ! Rer, Mendota & Ottaws Cxnress ‘assenger. Downer's Urors A Freeport & Dubniqua ol Omaaha Xight Kxress m Texas F ast E3press. s m Kansas City & 8t. Joe Express... 't ! 155 & 1 Pulimen Palace Diniog-Cats and Pullman 16-whel 8- Eleening:Care are rug betwaen Chicago aud Omabs oo the Paclic haress. CAGQ, ALTOR & 8T, LO) AND CHIC cmmg'm CITY & DERVER BEORT mz:a.m mion Depot, West Side, near o Twenty-bird st Tickes O F: Strenwor, Lacon, Washingt'n KT, Jollet & Dwight Accominudation.® OHI0AGO, MILWAUKEE & 8T, PAUL RAILWAY Tnion Depot. carner Madison and Canal-sts. Tickes Ufice, 63 Sou.h Clark-st., opposite Bhermaa House, And At depot. i i Leave. Arvive, Milwaukee Express.,.. Witonsin & Sinnesots, Greenj 100 80 * 743 pm n Tiay, sad Meussha through Day | 1 - *10:10 8 m * 4:00 p1a £:00 DI 410:43 & In DOpM 4:00pm il t I ' 9:0pm $ 0 am Al tratns run via Miwaukee, Tickets for St Paut o and Minpea; od elther via Madison and I'rairia 4U Cliew, OF Yia W atertown, LaGTowe, and Winons. TLLINOIR UENTRAL RAILROAD, Depot, fout of Lake-st. and fuot of Twrenty-secon PO (e e 14 ltandolph-at., hear Clark. At Loufs Express. 8t Louls Fast Line. b & Tew O aCiro & Te Epringrien] £ xp Boringiteld Xleht Peotla. Buriington & Reokuk gheoria. Rurlingtan & Keok Dubunue & Klonx Gty Exp uque & Sloux Ci Passeager. @ On Saturday night Tuns fo Contralia oniy. 500 Satuniay BIkhi Fuss to Feoria Bz MICHIGAN CERTRAL Denot, funt ot Lake-at. and foot of Twentr-second-st. Tickes Ol W it., southenst corner of Hage el and at Paimer louse. Leave, | Arrive. ML b PITTSBURG, FT. WAYNE & CIICAGO RAILWAY, Uienot, comner Canal and Mad:-on-ste. Tlekes Ofices, 3 Clark-at.. Paigier liouse, sud Grand Vacic Hotel, Maji mnd Express, Jacne ci Fast Line, BALTIMORE & OHIO, 1 Ieave from Ezbosition Bulldiu. foat of Monroc. Ticket (@ces, K3 Clark-ot.. Patnor House, Uraud 120, and Depot (Expoeltion Bullding). ) Leave. ) Artive. Cincinoatt, Indtanapolts. Laitls- Milu, Columbns & East’ Day Cincinnat, Indfeas Vills Day Express. s Nialtbapres., GIICAGO, BOCK TSLAKD & PACIFIO RATLEOAD, Do rven 5 Clari sics Bheniis Houe | | Arrive, y::n‘?paln Fv'ln'fl umaha, Leaven ‘ecommodstion. T 30 o 1" 3 00 b I [*10:70 & 1 A0 pmis ;:i3am Day Mait. 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