Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1879, Page 13

SUMMER SAUNTERENGS. Among the Forty Lakes of Wau: kesha County, Wis« consin. Piotuterque Sconory, Execliont Fish- ing, Pleasant Driver, Boating, and Camping, The Delightful Summer Rosorts at Lake- side and Oconomowoo, WOODLAND AND WATER. Speetat Correspondence of Thé Triouns, Laxcaipr, Waukesha Co, Wis. duly 3.— Hatt a century bas nearly completed its record inca the dusky eayages turned their Saces re- luctantly towards the new hunting-erounds beyond the great river, aud left, as our legacy, a territory hereabouts as beautiful and diyorsl- fled na could be portrayed by the artist. Vowaukeo-weo-ning—"' the lake of shells *— fs till os charming to us, as Pewoukes Lake, os 4t was to the Indian mafdens, whose sad Ie- gonds alone romain. Twonty-throv miles outot Milwaukee, on the LaCrosse line of the Chi- cago, Milwaukeo & 8t, Yaul Railroad, this most picturesque lake {s found {no all its native beauty. Tho locomotive rushes along at the yory water's edge, the tourist bere and thero catching dolichtfal vicwa of the. waterscaps through the via- tes of the forest, Tho Iaké stretches for fiye or six miles between the lllis and inend- ows, with perhaps one-third that width, and can be approached from Hartland and Lakeside Stations. Tun Taps tourist stepped off at the latter potnt and enjoyed @ most delightful drive with Mr. D. W. Fowler in the cool, inyig- orating air of Waukesha County. Thu highway winds through dense woods for n mile, with hero and theroa pretty picture of oak-openings, farm-house, and field rich with the luxuriant grain. i PEWADKEH LAKE. As the carriage turns the summit of the hill, & charming and picturesque accne fs suddenly disclosed. A Jarge grovo of atatcly oaks, whose branches moct overhead, form the mighty framework of a picture os beautiful vs tt is striking and orlginat. Arranged around cither aldcof this grand, natural park are fifteen cottages, whose delicate whitcness rests against the deep, dark greon of tho foliage, The wall- Jawn desvends to the lake, which ts Be" rect. abovo the level of Lake Michi- gan, and here is the bont-landing, ptera, Bente, pavilions, etc. Two steambonts touch at this point twice daly, aud tourists and tlsbiay parties haye casy access to all parts of the lovely Jake, Peivaukee lake, on the north, {s, in this ylein- ity. bordered by bold bluffs and promontorica covored with oak forests, the luxurious foliage hero:and thero kissing the very water alone the pebbly beach. ‘The diversified contour of the shore, the sheen of blue water, tha yachts and row-hoats flitting to and fro, the steamers pulling away jo the distance, the cottages of Lakeside peerlug invitingly out of the trove, 160 fect aboye,—combine to make un a beauti- {ul landscape which can sever de elluced from the memory. "The flshing here {fa excellent, and partics are out dally. Charlle Nash one day this weelc captured three wall-eved pike, woightog three ond a half pounds cach: whilo Mra. Ulsley caught fifty pounds of tisk io one day, among the eatch being one pickerel tipping the scalo at eight pounds, which she landed with a seyon- ounce rod, Ass Fowler captured a thrce-pound pickercl. ‘The neapte who annually congregate here sro many of them well known in the best cirelcs of Chicngo, and Lakeside society bas o charm found hardly ever clsewhere. Among the Chi- cago people who havo arrived for the acason may be named Mr, A. V. Armour, Mr. and Mra. James Charnley and family, FH. Kales ond family, E.R. Hollingsworth, Miss E, Vir- gina Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. EH, Noyes and family, George L. Otfg and family, Mr. und Mra. Horaca ¥. Waite sud family, Willlam Chisholm WHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JULY 5, van Fy Firman, Robert’ Thompson, Fd_ 8. Hicks, G,D, Hicks, Edgar fones, William Por ter, W. M. Duncan, mud We F. Orr, all of Nash- ville, Tonn. ‘The acenes of their piacatorial success were on Pewaukeo ond other Inkes in this county, Last weelc a party consisting of W. H. Gree, W. A, Thornbery, nod I, 8. Platt. of St. Louls, stopping at Draper Mall, captured with the hook, In'one day, 109 green and black boss and forty perch, in Mouse Lake. A Cant. Lafayette Freeman and James Freeman, of Cincinnath and FHL Merritt, of Kansns City, accompanted by Mr. Clarence Peck, have enjoyed excellent luck on Okaucheo Lake with piekeret nud bass. Pariles from the Townsend House were ont on Silver Lake with good success among the wall-eyed pike aud perch. ‘The Qeomowoe Yacht Cinb was organized Inat fall with thirty-seven inemnbers. and Walter HH. Peck ag Commodore and Charles B. Draver os Sceretary, aul rogattas are ulven nt frequent intervals, affordlug excellent sport for summer gucets, who are inyarlably invited to partici- pate. \e Mr. George W, Cofiln, of Cincinnati, te at Draper Hall this season, this bela bite tifteenth annual visit, ‘Mr. Cotlln fs known atnony bis friends as the Sago of Oconomowoe, he haying first discovered this attractive spot asa auimmer rosort. Ilo has erected a yery commodious private boat-house, where, in one season, he reglatered the names of 10,000 sumtner visitors. ‘The accommodations for the traveling public are ample, and comprise the celebrated Townsend houses Draper Hall, a pleasant re- sort on the maln avenue; Gliford's, na lakeatde hotel on Oconomotyoc Luke, two miles distant, and others, TUE MOST ELEGANT NOTED ig the Townsend Mouse, a fine structure with extensive balconies and beautlful appolutmente. Tthas superlor accommodatiqns for 400 guvate, tlree-fourths of whom return year after yeur, The terms for board are considerably less ‘than at any other summer hotel in the Northwest of equal elegance. As unfavoravle rumors havo been set afloat concerning this house, the corre- spondent became a guest nnd found the table equal to thy best Chicago hotels, and Mr. Town: send a genial und pleasant host. In the ollleo fa scon the pleasant countenance of Harry Hum- lin, a veteran favorably known to the traveling public Gxopx. NEBRASKA, Tho Cloud from Kansas—Graeshoppors to tho Front—Tho Lincoln & Northwestern Tatirond—tarvent, bt Speetal Correspondence of The Tribune. Lincony, Neb., duly 2.—The first installmont of color'from the South reached Lincoln last evening, in the shape of forty-two plantation- ands fresh from the swamps of Loulstana. About atveck ogo the party reached Kansas, and, there not being room cnough for them there, tha Mayor of Topeka sent them bere, to luxurlate 9 while ‘at the expense of beauthful Nebraska. The party reached hero at 8 o'clock, and were met at the dopot by a large number of our people, buth white nnd colored. Convey- ances were provided for them by our colored citizens, and they were escorted from the dopot to the colored church, where they rested last night.. Brom their appearance, F should say they ara old plantation-hands, accttatomed to plenty of hard work, And with this they will he furnished soon, for places have already been fount for many of then, ami it fs thought thers will be no trouble fn securing labor for all. Reports come from the northern tler of coun- thes that grasshoppers are appearing in great numbers, and completely dlevastuthig the graw- ing grain, While these reports are not strict) true, and are, ab any rate, very highty cotore that there aro grasshoppers in tie State, and plenty of them, no one having any knowledge of the facta will deny, 16 is not ikely, how- ever, that they will givous inuch trouble, for tho henvy rains of the past two weeks haya thoroughly subdited nnd couquered’ them, No anxiety {s‘folt in Lincoln in regard to the matter, ‘The building of the Lincoln & Northwestera Ratlrond fs nowan assttred fact. ‘The large number of scrapers and other finplements used Jn grading will be taken from thelr winter-quar- ters to-day, and put upon tho road at one There wero sublet yesterday to different cor tractors ten or twelve tntlensof the road, and thfa work will be done witho@dolay, ‘he first dirt will be turned to-day. Many farmers have been cutting thelr wheat to prevent its being devoured by ehiuch-bugs. ‘Tho apring wheat will gvou be out of reach of nud family, and George Armour and family, ‘Che other arflvats for the sceneon include John 3. Ricker and family; T. W. Goodrich and family; O. D. Nash ond family; B. KK. Miller and foit- ly; HQ. Payne, Postmaster; Miss Marshall, from Milwaukeo; Miss Fannie Snamuola, Louisville; W, Q. Rainey, George 8. Foster. and family, St. Louis; J. M. Rainey and family, Momphis, Many were registered here last year who will no doubt come ogain this season, among them J. Borland um! family, ©. 8, Blair, Chicazo; Goy. William E, Smith and family, Milwaukeo; C. K, Garrison and family, J. W. Booth and family, St. Louls; and many others, = Lakeside {s largely the resort of conzental Pronto of the better class from’ Chicazo und lilwaukee, and i¢ constantly crowing in favor, du its entire aspect and surroundings it 1s oncof the most delightful of rural retreats, and cape- cially desirable for familics und children, THE LAKESID" COTTAGES, with a fino farm, are owned by the Ton. 0, 1. Nash, a capitalist of Miiwautcee, and aro man- aged a8. summer resort by D. W, Fowler, who, with bis wife, have sustained {ts high repu- tatlon for thres seasons. The cottages aro com- fortably ‘fitted and mosaquito-proof, Near at hand there are a larce, cool dining-room, cheery recontion-rooms, parlors, office, bowling-alley, billigrd-room, nnd bath-bouse, A carriage My- ory, boat livers, laundry, telecraph office, and dally maitare among the convenfences, For further particulars address the manager at Hartland Puat-Oflice, Wis, Oconomowoo, Bpeclak Correspondence of The Tribune, Oconomowoc, Wis., July 4.—Nature has beon 80 lavish with Oconomowoc that tt can only bo named ns the most beantiful spot in America, and one of the most charming aummer-resorts lu Wisconsin. From the observatory or tho Townsend Hongo a score of lakes can bo plainly seen, and within aradius of nino miles there aro forty-one beautiful sheots of water, from one to thres miles long, affording the flocet ishing and boating in the world, Towler Laka and lac Lo Melle aro partinily within the city, asit Were, and the scencry along thelr pebbl shores {4 picturesque in the oxtreme; the of ont, maple, and cedar reaching to the wa- ters edge, and the green islets rising from the waves in pyramids of Inxurlaut foliage, ‘THY AUMMER VILLAS, Along the shores of Lac La Bulle, on the main avenue leading up from the yillago, sro the Bummer villas of govera} Chicago people, iuelud- dug Uarold 8. Peck, Ferd W, Peek, Walter L, Peck, Mrs. P. FW. Peck, Geo, A. Severance, co. A. Shufeldt, Chas, A, Duneo, Henry Bchuttler, and Henry HH. Shufelut. Some of these residences are elegant and costly snmmmer homes, with beautiful grounds, delightful tow. ers, boat-hduses, bathing-honaca, and lawns and ranges Jor croquet, archery, and lawn-tennis, ‘These hospitable private mansions arc open from May ti! October, and add a charm to Oconomowoe society, On Oconuimawoe Lake ts the magnificent villa of Capt. ‘I'bos. 1. Parker, of Chicago, which cost upwards of $200,000: and also the delightful auminer residences of tho fallowing Milwaukee peopte: IL. Us, Kellogg, G. D. Norris, EB, ‘T, Uooker, Curtis Mann, te Hon, Williaa Young, and ©, D. Rogera. On ‘the shores of Bilyer Luko. is the residence of Ean » 8.8. Stone, and further sway on the bold and plcturesquo bays of Ving Lake are the elegant residances of J. J, Sands, of Chicago, ond “Interlachen,? owned by Dr. C, A. Leuth- strom, of Milwaukee, Judgo M, F. Tuluy aud Gcorge Scoville, of Chicago, also huve attract ive houses on this Jake, ‘The country roads trough this entire section ere Kept in admirable condtiton, and the drlycs smong the jates and beautiful suburban villus are litghly enjoyable, Guvate at Fowler's, Luke- side; the Fountaty Springs Mouse, Waukeshus ap eee Jowusend cu o Geouomorror, aro ing up ylaltin, ‘ties for drives between theve noted Portas woe SPOUTS AND PASTIMES, Asa fishloy-ground, Waukesha County is far iu advance of other aectlous in Southern Wis- consin, large quantities of pike, ercen, bluck, rock, and silver aay Be ch, and other fsb bo- ing taken aunnally during the seyson. Live bdalt—minuows—are uscd for the game Osh; spoun-hooks aud artidcial Mies belug’ not much Youue. The “Wisconsin Fisting Party” mado sad havoc amoug the Huny triby this week jua tour pround the lakes, the number of teh lanued be- ing altogetner $00 grout for record, ong day amounting to 800 pounds, on un- other occasion agureeating in welght, as tnuch ag two men could curry, Mrs, Brooks houked o very large pivkerel; und Mr. L. He Lauier s pike welguluy eluht pounds und a bass five pounds, the lurgest of the guasou, ‘the arty consisted of Mr, and Mrs, L. H, Lanter, th. wud Miva. Le HW. Lanter, dr, ond children, ‘Tuomas KR. Yeatmuu, Alra, Golf, Miss Ell Rankin, Mra. MB, Cal the aweet sluzer of ‘Tennessce, Prot. Gs 8. Hughes, Sip, and Sirs. sal N. Brooks, Mesi E, 8. Wheat, 0, E, Hill- la any of its enomies, and next Monday harvest will become genoral. MY LADY. Tho heavy curtains aro looped, careless, back; And nestled on thy cushtoned window-aill Ieee hor. iy white rose of all the world, Dreaming vact, changing dreams, half-sad and | ‘Tho rick and gleaming ellie doth fotd ber ing The aoft white meshes of the pricelvss iaco Ualf-hide and half-roveal unto my siolit ‘The perfect form, the falr and faultless face, Drooping, and puro, and pallid ag a pearl Exquisitely pure and palo, and ah! ev raro; Framed ine falling, sunlit, gleaming masa Of burnished brongo-beight bair. And large oves dusk with shadows, soft and pray, Touched with tho light, Ike a palo Antumn-cloud Acroes the #un; ovens that are eometiines bhick, And somotines biuo o8 violuts ‘nosth the shrend Of Winter's snow; and somethuaes warm and brown ‘Aa brooks that whisper in the woodland-giades Over dend teavos; and sometimes wad and gray, And filled with droams, Omy sweet, pensive Nunt ‘What are you dreawing, silent there, to-day? Looking across the Park of Waldumera— ‘The grand old acres smiling to tho aun, ‘Tho tale ancestral home af races prond-— With those great sombro oyes of shady dun? ome priga hae falten, too, unon my Love. Tar head fs paleed mont regally upan ‘The round, alin Iity-thrent: and in her waye, Ag wiki and Hssomo a4 4 Sorest-faw, Tan moet haughty and a royal grace, A half-deflant sweotness, O my awnl ‘ho purple rabes of aueuntood might bo yours, Ite acoptra, crown, and throne, ‘The rose-red Ups aro stulling now, and dreams Aro {Mtting from the fair and wondraua (ace; She tcana a tittle forward, and ta hid ‘A inoment in the frosty Waves af luco. And now she etanda, and, Itstloss, turns away; So tall, a0 falr—a lily pure and white Swaylng upon fis straight and slendar stalks O my own love! my radiant star of light! Wer dross traila from her iu a filmy cloud, Clingtng and IndeMnable, a perfumed mist Of lace andeh tminering all; and at her throat Wan pearls gleam, an on one dimpled wrist, Tho fragile, perfect hands, as cool and white aAs flakes of falling enow, or loaved of flow'ra That tloat on Summer-pools, ure looycly claspt ‘Before her, and the gulden show're Of sunlight only make bor flawless youth Moro marvelous stilt; and, watehlug her, Y thei With love aud longing, passion wild and strange— Asubdject of my lady's langufd will. Fasny Dniscott, BLASE, When tho pasture-lanes and, tha wildwood's edgea Aro pink with thut swocteet blossom that Lows, When garten-waya and well-kept hedgee Much wath the bfuom of tho royal rose, Then all the fullness and all the sweetness en" in Fol ‘Aud Ife tw dream, Pteuent As soon ag the red fades ant of the roses, ho grace of the Sucamer lv yong for te. hough o bud a# rato and ae red unclgses, It ie not a rose, nor can it be, ee: hough the enn biaze high over Lit and meadow, Aud the song of the ronin fe weet and clear, . Leet tho approach of a druaded shadow, And Winter svems near, Bo with Love, When its rapture-kisges ‘Thrill from tho bears to tho glowing 5 Whon fta rst wild words rouse’ tho soul's best vilares, z ‘Then life iy full of 4 nameless erace, Unt, after that, though tt be us tender, Ag full of perfume and Sunpner-heat, BUI for mo it has lout ite spiendor, And 1s no more sweet, ‘Then leave me, Love—for tho roio fu dying, And June flieg over the billy away, And tho Beers Jou sou with your songs and alghing Je quite dlase. Etta WHKELER, SNEED meee Tho Claimunt tnterviowed. (Work bzonsiner, Juna le.) Yestorday Mr. Guildford Ouslow, Mr, Quar- termnine East, ox-Sherif of London, ynd Capt. Barry, who bas been Atty yeurs in the colony of Australia und New Zealand, and was futlmatoly-ncqualuted voth with@Arthur Orton nd Thomas Castro, vald a visit to the clalinunt ne Portsmouth conyles prion. Capt Barry was the first to speak, and ot once revornized the claimant as Thomus Castro, Thy convict ia return recognized Capt, Barry, and also un Iodian boy by whom Caut, Barry was sccom- panied on at: expeditlon agalust the blacks, whou they were wet by the claimant. ‘The con- viet, durlug the conversation which took place, sald it was in direct oppoaltion to his wishes that ony attempt to bring tum forward as o candidate for the répreseutation of Notringhans was made. Even sould tio get out of prison, be suould nut wilt tore public life, but should seek retirement from the world. Hie expressed regret that certain fines in hts lost luttor to Mr. Onslow should hays beon oxpunged by the tleon authoritics, The oragad Hnea wero na follows: "There was no sovereign of a civilized country who would allow such a stieina us the Tichborne trial to remain without inquiry,? In response toa request mado by many of the ublic, Mr. Onslow asked the convict whether his Jetters had been In auy way d'ctated, and ho replied that it was absolutely jinpoustble for any such thing to be dune, THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. Tho Infinitive. To the Filitor of Ths Tribune. THrantanp Park, LL, Juno 37.—The follow- Ing has beun augeeated by the butchery so com- monly perpetrated on tho Juftuitive Mode, even by many otherwise good writers, And It Is to be deplored, iu the {uterestof good taste and euphemlem, not to say cood gramsoar, that tho Dlemisn here Mlustrated threatens to Uecoma digulfied by the “ authority of usuge."* THR PLAINT OF THE INFINITIVE. **70 be, or to not be, that's the question!” O my poor wretchod Htol ‘To 40 suifer in atrifo With this cruci invasion of adverbs; ‘To thus helploss be, And to painfully seo Such havoc and slaughter of sad vorbs, If the other Modos faln Womid discredit my paln, Let thom try to once bear it and sea; nd, when thelr ribs crack On this marciteas rack, ‘They will com Aen macrate mol Lam con fully tent ‘That my life shautd be spent For what [was in piginty vonted; , Bat am op atrongly posud ei: Vo be bull alae doze, And so lor adrerblally mented! English vs. Amoriean, To the Mawtor of ‘The Tribune, Hype Pan, July 2—We English can take Q joke aswell og the next man; out I thlute your correspondent, “American Soldier,’ goes alittle beyond the mark. Whon one jokes, he ‘ought at least to have a porfect knowledzo of what he is joklug about; and “American Soldier” knows as Itttio about alfuirs in Zulu- landas be docs avout other things be writes about, I would wish you to inform him that the war {a the Crimea was not against * Afghans," ng he supposes, but against Ruaslans; and our Mttle army bad to contend against the flower of that immense orgaulzation, Intrenched in what was then considered the strongest fortified placa in the world, We beat the Kusalaus und took the fortress. Again, the Zulu ig armed with a yery good breech-loader, and knows how to uae it; be- sides having the assegat, a deadly weapon, iu thelr hands,—a weapon which discounts tha bow-and-aorrows of the red Indian conelderably, Furthermore, the Zulus are in very much larger nuinvers than the red men. At Isandlang they outnumbered us as thirty to one Were the’odds at the Little Big Horo avything like one-tenth of that? Lastly, Lord Beaconsfleld docs not require soldiers who are *eanily shaken out. of their saddles,” who “fre wildly,” and who * tlre over: their shoulders and kil thelr comrades” (vide your own correspondent among the Unea-pa- pas fn to-day’s fasuc). Wo want suldiera who sit firm, fire stralht ohead, and kilt encinies, Who would “A, 8,” suggest 10 send tuSouth Africa, by the way? The redoubtable O. 0, Howard, for fystatice? He would not hurt the Zulus any, to Juage from his ciforta to get away trom the red men on the plains. Yours, Buirisuxn, ‘The Inidlan Question. To the Eattor of The Tribune. Curcaco, July 3.—It secins strange that some Dundy should vot carlier hayo diseovered that an Indion isa “person,” and that he has rights whleli it {8 the duty of our Government to recog nizu und protect. Mad. this “ discovery” been mado a century ago, who can estimate the aniount of tunocent blood and of ‘squandered treasure that would have been saved? Our policy toward the Indians lias, fromi the Decining, been a blot upon our history. It 1s time that wie white-robed Angel of Humanity should erase this shameful record, and present usfor tho future witha fresh and unstained page. We have, asa Nation, great sius to answer for; and we have answered for them in suffer- ing and in bloot,—the inevitable results of our injustice and Ignorant wrong. ‘Vhero has never been an“ fndlan war”? upon this Continent that might not bave been pre- vented by the exercise of justice ‘on cur puzt to- wards those who were the original lords aud owners of tho soil. ‘There hag never been an Tndlan magsacra thatdid not spring from the, seeds of some wrong sown by our ancestors or oursctyea, In their _priinitive conditlou, the Aborigines were friendly to Jiu whites, aml treated them, upon the discovery of America, with the most unbounded hogpltality....1t wos only after they had been - fataliy decelyed—attor they had -dis- covered thatthe invaders were enemies, and not frienda—that the ferocity of revenge (which ig but a name for natural justtcc) took possca- sion of thelr hearts. It was then, und only then, that blood began to flow, Binco that poriod, the Indians of Amer- fen. hayo always been upon the de- fensive. We have been the aggressors, We havo pursuud towards them oo vile nud selfish polley, aud have brought upon ourselves, ip consequence, a terrible retribution. We have allowed them to bu maltreated nnd outraged iu every coucolvablo form; have broken faith with them again and avain; ond have permitted the most sacredly-made treaties to be vinlated with impunity, Ts this not sof Can any ons deny the truth of this allegation? lets pa sgcantible of absolute proof as a woblow iu Euclid, i 1n thelr pollcy toward their ludian wards, how much juster and wiser have our Cauadiun neigh bors been than ouracives} And what is the resule? Throughout the British possessions in Amer- fea the Incana and the whites are now, and al- ways have been, at poace. ‘Thera baye been no “+ iaasacres,"—no Indian ware, Between tho two races a true and uuBroken concord hus besa eatablisbed. ‘The Lndiaus tn the Dominion look to tho law, aud not to themselves, for protection; amd they do not look in vain, ‘the English Govorument throws around these poor creatures its powerful arms, pnd uo man, however high, dares to wrong or to Ingult them. ‘Phelr ind fs thelr own, and no one fs allowed to tuvads ft untlt {ts title has buen fairly and legally surrendered by their own consent. ‘Thus all collisions aro ayolded, and no troubles with the Indians havo over arlen. How preynant with tustruction {s such a fact! Ibigallinatl ‘Thereis nothing 6o simple os justice,—nothing so urand. [tis time that we whould: beh to practice ft, und then, und not untll then, will tho Indian problem be solved. Yours, respectfully, J, Esaras Wares, CONSTANT, ° T know notif you ever think of mot As onward roll the days; I know not what your present Ife may be, In all Ite varied ways, Our lives are parted—wo Is me, how wile! — ‘And Fate his worked her But thle] know: though years and change divide, bkuow Dove you ati. What can one do to e360 the wearing wo Or hepeiee hopeless loyo? Dorant into life's wild turmell gore Or pine Ike wounded dover At matters not, —the wound ls eating still, ‘Though long she years xo bys ‘Tho heart's teue love you caunot over kill, ‘Phooyh voucuivss th tay Ile. “r kuow you nevar loved mo. though my heart Was yours hud yours been wine; And [ilave bud ta learn tho weary part ‘To bear and muke no wign, ‘What life had beon had we not parted 80, Nor awect love fared so Ill, Tdare not think; but, pie of all, Lxnow Tknow 1 love you still! Ouunonn, Wis, M. EK, Hannon, A Woman of 03 in the May: Heading (Hi) Bayle, Elizabeth Laibeaners aved 92, resides tn Richmond ‘Township, thie county, and 1s, in all probability, ons of the richest maiden udiva in the couuty, She owns several beautiful farms in Richmond Township, where shu bas hvod nearly all ber Ute. Sue has silvery gray bair, ta neat and trim fa appearance, A few days azo hor farm hands couunenced bay-making, To their great surpriae the aged Lady ond land owner made ber appearance iu the deld, rake tn hand. She was suitably attired for the occasion, hor skirts und dress being well gathored tu aud tucked back sous uot to drag of give bev auy trouble in imoving over the fick Sha said eno waacolug to show them how to work. This was wreated with w clupping of bande and cheers. Allss Le: reer Wont ta work In good carnest, Wosed WB Abay over aud over, rake it jotd, into rows from one end of the fleld to the other, and then helped to rake ft on piles, and finally assisted in loading aud raking after the wagons. HORTICULTURE, Tho Worasw Morticultural Society—Thole Grand Ftoral Fatr nt Hambiton=Over 900 Persons Partake of the Dinner=Whnt It All Yoreshadawa, From Qur-Own Corresvonitent, No, 18 RioutmentH Steer, Cicago, duly 3.—My personal friend, Mr. A. C. Hammond (who, by the way, fs one of the most intelllgent and enterprising horticulturists iu the Stace), sends me an Interestiug account of a grand Floral Fair neld un the 18th of Fune,at the City- Hall In Haratiten, Hancock County, uoder the auspices of the WARSAW MORTICULTURAL BOCIETY, From the account given {t must have been a very marked suecesa every way. The display of flowers und fruite, and the multitudes of peapte who gathered to see the showy, eclipsed anythins of the kind that ever bapyened to the Wareaw Boclety,—a Society not unused to do falr things on ordinary occasions, * Mr, dantet T. Solmson fs the worthy Secretary, and [ hope he, or mny friend IL, will never fail in future to BEND ME PROMPTLY reports of their monthly meetinge; and, ff they will name the day in the fall, or between times, when a visit from O, L, B. nt one of the regular meetings would be more than welcome,—t. ¢., tx derired,~—I will vousider how to bring that about, Lut me say the same things to the Alton Hor- licultural Society, us likewise to other similar gatherings. «Tam getting some things together that J want to aay to you all, for the good that it nay do, ‘Our fears, our hopes, Our aims, are one, But to return to the subjédt,—this TLORAL PAUL T will here copy from Secretary Jubnson’s roport touvhinye the display of towers und fruite ut this meetings On entering the hall, we parsed an arch of mount- aln-nat, in full follage, a very tasteful arranges ment Along the centre of the hall were tables of rich bouuucts, rustica, and ornamental tower: alands, frames and trellises covered with rarcat Aowers, oud plunts of rich and beautiful raliagze, in the centre was a handsome anu uttractive dleplay by our young friend, V. 1, Fug: of Montevello,—a very Ingenfous Ment of rustic = Work and flowers, Tn this adintrabie arrangement, Nature and Art Were most bapplly blended. ‘His ‘Old Cabin Home," cradle of Nowers, etc, ete., were much sud very justly admired, A beautiful and very Inne collection, by Mrs. Dr. Ne Lyon, occupied the entire frout of the stage; and we could hardly tinagine a more de- lightful scene, The central tzate—a pyramidal flowor-stand, covered with choice and rate planta and fawers—was surmounted py an nau iriam of fished, and all overtopped by a very iugenlous lit- ilu fonntain tn full pluy, Golnyg back to the entrance, and coming along the cast wall, wa found o very full collection of the miuny varieties of beautitul ferns. ‘Chen came a tine collection of hhes, conspicuous among which were thuse teuntifal **cullas.” Nest were two long tables uf rare sud beautcans: plants from th e greenhouse of C, fnisle, af Keo- Kul, Ing; while at the extreme reht waka tadlo dovoled to fruild, graioy, aud vegetablea, of whicl there wns a good disp; Atnous the apples of * Were. Ben Davie, Wythe, Jennctun, ited Canuda, Lndice’ Sweet, Forest Crab, and sutow; witile the Career seedling—n tne newgranpberry.a berry orlg- inated tn this vielvlty—was much admired as the central Nyure of this table, Returning on re tu the entrance, an? taking tho west edo of the hall, we found a xrund dlenlay of the many varietien of the cactus, the yueailames toaa, aud many other rare pnd Kesutiful olunts and flowers tn endlers profusion, ‘Tia sppce wid taken by Mra. C. N, Dennis, Mra. S.A. Clapp, Mra. Potts, Mrs, Dr. Glihens, Mra. U.N. Ctlier, Ara, Conable, Mise Hattic Dorman, aud many others: Whose mines dave been nislail by us, This wite of the ball was very attractive, und we only revret our own inability to do {uatice In the deveriptions, Agn whole, the entire arrangement of tae dixe play, was turtetd aut benntiiui, und, to he many tutivs and gentlemen of the city and vicinity, the oticera and members of the Warsaw Horticultural Soclety will ever feel grateful for their untiring ef- Jorts in making this tha bert and most successful fair ever held by the Socict: THR DINNER. That was a big thing, and a potent thing, More than 600 pereons were at the tableacand etilt there was room—in Ube liearts of the bortl duiniras fraternity—but there was ne nore roum in the halt. It was “too crowded for cone venience, und tuo crowded for comfort," the Sceretary sald, ‘She report continues: ‘The President and Sveretary were authorized ta make the usuat frult-exhibiiins of (hls Soctety for 7, And Messrs, . Cy lrepve, etary were appoltste Committee to take inte consideration the propriety of an excursion during the present year by tila Su- clety, and to report at our nest necting. Prof. 'T. J. iburril, President of the Mlinola State Horticultural Society, was introduced, ant further entertained the meeting; but. owlngto the overcrowded couditiunof theaudience, hiv remarks were Very brich, still in fair condition FORESMADOWS. Tt was froely talked over what the success of this mecting loreshadows, viz.3 ue daumeuri tion ofa good County Fair in old Hancock County; and the feeling was that that thing must vo looked after at ouce. Good! OL. B a The Hostun Co-operative Grocery, The Boston co-operative grocery, under the Presidency of Josiah Quiney, has been open three months, and Is awd tobe nu success. The plan fa to sell unadulterated goods at fair prices, and return the profits tu the purehasera. With every sale a certifleate of the amount ts given, and every three months a dividend {a paid on These, shareholders receiving: double the rate given to outshlers, besides 6 per cent on the imoney invested. At the first quarturly meet ing. President Quincey gald Your organization hus already produced much goud. Applica tlons for your by-laws e been reeelyed trom ull parts of the United States. Probably more than fifty atures have been, or soon will be, opened in consequence of your example, ntl this most coniprehonsive scheme of benuvo- Jenne, resting op self-help and matertal agsist- ance, becoine general through the land,’ S WHUSSES. eRe eee RUPTURE $25 Reward. tha charitable, Inatitatfon Wo wilt bind ont. aclvea to pay to ung of ie sun of ‘Twenty-Five uinal Hernta thar ean be Js Rotnlued hy the UA UMMONSENSIE TRUSS, $87 BARTLETT, BUTMAN & PARKE iW 'Statecats, € fi. s UY ‘hicagu, Dr, Parker, the Patontee, ins. lind. ieuty years ex: ertence Ju adjusting ‘jriosem, aud da curlug inany uf ie worat eases uf Kut janufucturers and of tho Celebrated Com: Monsen Truss, toed by if tha Emporory i Bite ‘made in thy world, Tops a hele superior to an gm, Instrements fur Manufacturers uf jalustle Btor Lefortntites, ute. SEWING MACHAN, NEW AUTOMATIC Weed Sewing Machines SELL THEMSHDLVEsS. PRICES ON APPLICATION, Weed Sewing Machine Co., Chicago, IS7U—TWELVE PAGED. MOMMAN Riven PAD. NATURE'S Great Remedy For General Debility and Nervous Prosiration. —_—_—_ THE HOLMAN Liver & Stomach Pad THE HOLMAN Laven Papo aiah 85 1oree Wiliam: nds—For the great by cl ved front id treatment I wie to 1 re nnd heartfelt gratitude, When T termed ty be tottertag and about to perial sau reached fail strug acy ant raised ine in, Kiowing that ' nust be others suffering and dying who could te hevefted by your treatment, Fam prompted to make Ur fotlowing atatement: Jhave bech alling for about ten months with a din tase whieh the physicians pronouticed Clerhosts of the Liver, and during tie pat five months Umtftered with dropay, auperiniiiced by sald disease, Every day fount hues ware, On the 10ut day of miy phiyatclane in Jarmed me they contd do nat hy for me,aud that death was a quvette 0 meallent Peontd Wold upright. my lu Huse 80 cou domen and my back It the t of on enorinona ales measuring v4 Ine} Jeza were lag terribly awollen, with ‘alves. J hitd uo appetite to speak of, tl avin albost every part of my body. "My head was hisn very mich afieeteds my memory appeared to he falling.” 1 was na sallow ayeaftrin, aid #0 weak that I cauiu Hut ria without axelatance, Having heard of the efficacy of the Hotman Liver Pad Company's treatment, Davtermined to try it aaa last wrt nh rdligly called In it. b. Snitth, of the Vad Companys This wae on March U1, Tt I. Gt LEER ! & CO, BANKBRS AND STOCK DOK, 16Broud-st., Naw York, wljeluiog N, Y.Stoox Exchange, Buy, sell, and tah tha Naw York sitoel x- oun a (ha as its und aa deateeds anal per Gen anaesiny Fi vet Bly ilewes nayotl ated at xplangtary clyeular Irag on uyptivarton, $25, $50, $100. 8200, $500, Aley, Procbingtata & stock brokers aud vaukeral They have the repntati Ors large returns from invents ranging from $i lo ¥ {hava te eusi)nio reputation ut alwaye nah fuggulck roturue, Send fur thule Aaanctal epurs, tree, —Nuw York Trivuuy. Bl ZOO peters fn BO daze on 8100 invested. . Outotal reportatres. Like prota w. Iv on stuck o} WIGHT ¢ C onset Slot eh Address tL Hankers. do Wall-at., Now York, pancnnngrs wanna pigin> BICYCLES, JNO, M. PAIRFIELD, -st., Chicago, sSEEE DS, FRG et Gana iee ot oe en AREA Gorman Canaries, BIRD AGES, GOLD. TISH, aud im gioat variety. PRN asioat var AANMPEER NG. 127 wif exunitied me and fnmediately wi Within dy houra ater the apy reuedtes Lespertenced rellef. ‘Tho pa het i over. Tpameed a tnore comfortable hiebe tha 1 The nest day the Sty kidney water eti Inga iu streams, and liver ac nd T was thot ro oppressed for Meath Clu rwviling decreared aptly: nv appetite Henn te tunprave ani 1 gained strength and “sone of the patt.* bam’ able walk. Tho Muiman Liver Pad treatment has done Aconders for te, aud | Mavere ly hope that all who are ailicied and why have become discouraged Lecaure piper treatments lave failed will ive this treatiggnt a at isa iif yuu are wit! reach of reller uf buiuan azency. > Mplaihe BUWARD 8, ROW: derey CRY, Ned EVERY IMITATION 18 AN EMPHATIC INDORSEMENT Of the aubstantial worth of the GENUINE ARTICLE. A Poor One Is Nevor Countorfeited. To not he influenced to experiment ta your disap: ehntiuent or ‘poste, Injury ith any of the eae is *duat ike” or ‘Stat, ue Made by the same man" or**Fram word of which ix true. Iyag around far any oe to Kupand upproprinte, Nelties van it he discovered anal yal AVexetablo Compouid cannut be BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY, And got tho GENUINE at the Company's Agencias, BATES &HANLRY. 134 Hatison-st, Chicago, Be Wate BER EE RHP Get, metanapotls Al Di BLOCK, Milwaukee. * wae anid by. all tive druggies, PENS. nat has not heen of ruperior 6; famons for durability an Cisetivltys Bre Of styles aulicd to cvery” kin OF writil For jealers general Ve eudiny ENT x hy. eurtud katmples for trial, $95 sued UO” arn “PA N ens, by mail, on recelpt of Twventy-llve Centa, AVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO, Sore Aaants ron T2-U. 8. 338 and 140 Grand St., New York, CHAUNCE hone a college Catalogue, al the Chast 1 to and for the, pit Hoaton before daly 13 WH be In the (on, in of the most bated ehurclics ‘the tn Ihe Art) Muscuin, the Datural History Boon Lot Hrunswick, etc, Every yer clingaee ary aent from the Claseteal Depart. ment to Harvard, aod from tha Selentite Department tothe Institute, <DaPRK C'OTIN' 4 TRAL iG SUHOO! tern of the Cook County Normal and oat will bevin Monday, Sept. ‘Ty 1e7-t ‘There will be tio examinations for adniiesion, otirt Will be Held, th Chicago, at the rooms of the nuk County Board of ketvatlon, 171 Handolpbette, Monday, July 7, contmencing ats. in, The econ WH be held 1 Meadagy opt. 2 In the Normal school Bulldiug at Nurmalyilie, commencing: SB. 1. For particulars, address 2 D. &, WENTWORTH, Principal. Nowwanvinie, July ty 187 Western Normal School of Languages, NATURAL METHOD, 1, COUN, Director, At TOWA Cor, 1» Gelanel, to 21870, for SIX WEE! And at Northwestern University, ‘Openn August 18 for FOUIE WEE! culara address Mr. FW. TIBLD, Griunoll, 14. J. JAMES, pat Lith ORWAL AND Opens July ston, Ite hss, For cl ora A BINISI W ENGLAND A FINSHED) Conservatory, Boxtonemployiag MUSICAL | 75 kmtnent Professors. EDUCATION, S35. 200205 95865 0 Wad TH ON at morely nominal rates, comblued with AIC collat- eral advantages, ft t Buf prospectus address Fou Musto Hath Boston, Minne. a ree, ton, ye ENOIS INDUS EERLAL, f THE Ni UNI be held nt Chicago i i Rock faland, Aus. ttt wuey, Ate U-7t OpruHeld, At, Da Quolt, Aug. a7 Heifaviile, Uebss and ub the Universtiy liga il ther tnfyrmalien ade VERAITY. tiane for admlsston will Ottawa, Jul} Qu ly AaK: 4 03 UI ug. GEGORY, hampaign, UWALGPARY be SESE UO, VENTE, PAL (Opens N "THOME Tmdraetina th COMI enh he Cinasten, and EDMTIs deere Clreuinrannbly todhn Scput Garduer dlunee, Chileno. or t “OHEGARAY INSTITUTE, 1527, 1520 Sprucesst., Philadelphin, Reneding wil Day for Young Lad(es an cutldre Latin, eugiteh, Preven, Gerivan, italian Spanlyh a fa aie Ben tbe fatal of iy. F PHRUVILGY, Peincinnts ict, it comnIaAc: + Weiltscad er LAW XCHOOL—IRE 2 yours Graduate course (f¢ ChE ‘ull tert opens Be, degree ANCIS WAYLAND, New Haven, Conn, MEDIVAL. To Gonsumprives AND. INVALIDS. Uso WINQHESTER'S HIYPOPHOSPHITE ov LIMA SD RODA. | Bor Cousumption,, Weak, bunine ann FO! Vauuitiny Abtbiun, Heauelltte and fe murknowlvdded Bpociils Rewedy, proved by 12 ar rioncos THY Ate Yeurn’ oxperiouce. 3 Price, 1 and 83 per bottle, Prepared only by WINCHESTER & (Q., Chomlat: Bota by Buggies Su Salih Sta New York, PAIK BANK STANDARD SCALES OF ALL KINDS, A PAIRGANAS. NORGE & OO. FEY MK UG LakeSt., Chicago, Aq carciul ty buy only tie Geaulao, MAIL LEPFINGS, otice to Contractors, POSD- OFFICE DEPARTIEN' WASINNGTON, D. Coy Jano 20, 1 Proposals will be received at the Contract Office of this Department until 3 p. m. of August 19, 1879, for carry= ing the mails of the United States in the covered wagons prescribed by the Depart- ment, in the city of Chicago, lll., (being Mail Messenger, Transfer, and Station Ser» vice), from November |, 1879, to June 30, (883, Schedules of service re- quired, specifications for wagons, instructions to bid- ders, with forms for propo= sals, and bonds and all other necessary information will be furnished upon application to the Postmaster at Chicago, or the Second Assistant Postmaster General. D. M. KEY, Postmaster General. ROPOSAL ye PORE MLE. PROUF SHUT ETC. OFFICE OF AUrKRVisING Ancititest, Trrascny UE NT, Wasitisaro. Seq PUNE 2, NT, Beate pray Is BLT bo re ism. on the 1th day of July, 1 for, vering, and putting in place fu complete working re prove de ‘window-uhutters fur the dance with apeclileatton which and any additional {0 application at this oifice or th tendent. TOBACCO. The Most Delicious © SMOKE FOR CIGARETTE OR PIPE Prince Albert Appleby & Helme, NEW YORK. SAILROAD TIME ‘TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE GF TRAINS, Exrranation ov Reretexce Mazes.: ryrgpueds "Sanday exeepiod, dMonhy treopied, OMTOAGO & NORTHWESTERN RATLVAY, Ticket Offiecs, 62 artnet wei Boute) andat “| Tears {_ Atrive ePacite +7033 aml a0 stions 19:39 a mts 49 Wa 16:50 aml? 3:40 nm bmp 75am bin sm pimit 715 am Ss amlé 310 pm oFreepart, i i pmle 6:30 am eMilwatikee 00 wif 4:00 pw Milwaukee 80 AID) $100 pit @Milwankee Express $10:00 m/s 7:¢5 pm OM Iwai Vaaven: ¢ 8:00 p mje1d:c0 am bMilwankee Passenger (a:ly)..6./§ D:00 pm.§ 6:45 am dGteen Bay Expres. sees 9290 am pm Ost. Pan! & Minceapoils Express *10:00-a tal pm al & Mixncapolts Express § 9:00 pr, am 6] RR EXDFCRS, + (210100 am!} 4:00 pm ULa Crom Kepreen., 00 pm am bWinonn &New Ulin... am, pm bWinona& New Ul OO Dim am dMarquette Expre 00 pm, BLakeseneva Exp 15 pm am blake Gene” am ® 7:30 pm ‘ou pm an 45 pm *10:30 am + {Puliman, Hotel Cara aro run through, - ahd Goninell Hiuite, on tho Train teariog hlsea ard er Fat Fane Pullman or may other form ef Ek dL ee e—Depot corner of ‘ulla an lnzic-ats, &—Depot corner of Canal and Kinzie-sts. CHICAGO, BURL RAIL! Detect of tanerets Tnaiseaseyr aad Sieeeer and Uapal and sixteenth-at sou Uanatae a Lae et Uflices, 60 Clark: If you waut the Best at Lowest Prices, Buy it at C. JEVNB’S, 112 FE Madison-st. ¥ ED FRE! PALIMER'S GREAT HILL HOUSE (Formerly Merion Hou), HUAZARIIS BAY, P.-O, address and telegraphile station, Wareham, Mav, "0 open for guests June 4, Pinna of Hotel ean bo en agements made between the hoursof 1 nd 2 0.n, GAUL LAIN inst. at the ofheo af Le I. imer, agent of Fall Hae of steamers, Old State House, Boston, where through tokete ate fur sate at reduced rates. ‘The beat pulni un the coast for Dive water 10 to [9 deg, warmer Fah, Bathe fhatt upon th NEW CONGRESS ITAL, CAPE MAY, N. J. ODEN JUNE 25. °° Trtek Buildings, thormygly tre-proof, — Htuated on the Mizhest paint Uf 7 Elevator, fin the Atinntiy Coat. Mus. rie Ueits In Toot, an 81 feet of tu WEST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCII, PRESRURY & WIGPRETIL, Proprtetors, Now OPEN. ‘Tho only stotel at the Branch with Tot aud Cold Sea Water Baths and Paseenger Elevator, Ottawa & Streator F: Ls vieese Rebranks & hanes. Heprent sess Expr xpre Kansan & Colorado. Downer's Grove Accommodation Altrora Passenger, EE DIVTUST SD: CEPREEEES 0 Prka ‘aiace Dining-Cars and arArae ‘between Chicago and nun Pacing Expr OHIOAGO, ROOK ISLAND & PAOIIO RAILROAD, ‘1 ju sherman-ate,”* City ‘yaerman House. Davenport Express, Oinaha Lxpre Leavoiworth & Atchts Vers Accommodation, N&ht Express sesee Hue [lawl Accommonatton, Blue Island Accommodation Sue Inand Aecommodutto fue Istanil Aecommadation ccommodatlo Hino teland Accommnozatiar Hue Island Accorinadation, ‘*Saturdayeand ‘Thursdays onty, tSundaye only. OBICAGO, ALTON & ST, LOUIS, CHIGAGO, AND KANSAS: crry & DENVER BHORT TIMES, Kanaaa Cit} bt Le Peoria, 1 ruktu ura & 3! ator, Lacon, W jet ce Divehi’ Ac ARON COVE: TAT Pigeon Cove, Extreme Vojot Open SATURDA Mra, of Mortun Travelers by thix Hne uvold Wolh transit by Englian railway and the diacumtort of crossing the Channel i aotnall vont, PERE Wednerday, uly 0, Weduesday, Sily 10, Wednealay, duly 2d, 40. $ GOLD (eluding wine): {rat ¢ $1001 decund Cally, $05. ceraxe. S20, including wine, bedaluc, and utenalis. Checks drawn of Credit Lyonals or Paris in amount ite ae ih DE DEDIAN, Axeut, 53 Drasdvay, a Lo orW, EWI and ‘Agente (or ALPiED LAGERGI ‘lark-s., $ “Chicuwo. INMAN LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, Carrying the Hrltish and United states Malls. ‘New York and Livervuat, via Qurenstow Tieketa to and frou the princtpal English, scotch, Jui “Frencty, German, Italia, “and” Seandivaviag Yar ‘Tuchy areamers carry na ltvo stock of any kit. BANCIS C. BROWN, (ien, Western Avent, Onth Clarkeat., Chicago, F2-DRAFTS on Great Britaln, Ireland, and the ons tinent for sale, AMERIOAN LINE. Philadelptiia and Liverpool, calling at Queenstown, Ealling. reguiagly every Haturday aud every aiternate Wednesday from Vhilaceiplita, ‘carrying cabin, Inter> mediate, and slecrage Dasnengery and bao U. ed, Mall, RED STAR LINE, Carrying the United Stites and Royat Helaian Matte, The only Blrect Line to Antwerp, in Htelctumy aalltny ent day altermaly from Mutladelphia an rk. raatige ‘Tlekete to of from Rurope and Drafta on Groat Britain and thy Continent apply ty PETER WIGHT & SOSK, Uerneral Agents, W. B, LAWKINCE, Manacer, Randolph. Chicago. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, Now Vartssiesensere Landousacrrns Partte ‘steamers sll every. Seiurday froin New Vork for sou ato ani Hemi vaatciere ‘booked for nd Be ash rates, TES OF PASSAGE “Prom Now York to South: Londany Havre, anid Hremen, Orxt enLtt, 6100, nd cabin, S00h ntcerawe, 80, ‘Rutura teksts oe ‘ducud rates, ORT ITICHE & CO A Sowlog (ircen, (1 CLAURSENLUA & CO,,"2 boutlt Clarkeat,, nla fur Chicago, “STATE LINE Glasgow, Livernoo!, Dublin, Helfast, and Tomton- orev trams vse every E Hhurdsay. Fipt, Cabtiy $0 to Sit, according ‘yo eeoominodatten, ecolid Cale, pelvenea: HALDWIN& CO, © Beng ¥ Y rig ene » Chleago, ANCHOR LINE MALL STEAMERS SHUR, i uly a New Tork VICTORIA, July 5, ian . Cabing $55 to $33. Hixcureio. a scradey $28. HENDIRSON HHOTTETES po Washington-at » NATIONAL LINK ‘TEAMNLUIVS, KA PON A ea ee York to Queaustuwa, Livertdyi, and Lona é Hh paetaue frown 820 to $70 currency. Excursion it Pinte RRC bleerage, $50. Dratts oa pla F: by to or ealllaga an turd tnroriyation apply pk oaty seme MINOELLANED UN Ne vari DR.KEAN, 173 South Olarkeat., Chicaga Cenault personally or by mall, tree of charge, onal surants, yervous,orepecial dlaraact De.deleeah fs the auly pigndeian in'the Glty wao warraule cures ar uopay. Tui S. Clark Stroat, Chicugy, Ty. A t. OL Bvorybody from Atiuntio to AU, «Paci haw beurd ut bla wulll fa trouting all Chronic, Nervoua wud Spactat Cees eee and woweb. Myory tanana uxed the profcaslon, including Electricity, Bend iwe stucipe for “Guido Wo Stealth” Onis hours, Ju. n, 8 p, Wy Sundaya 10 to 12 6, me ~PRESORIPTION FREE. For the speedy cure of Seminal Wuakue Lost Mt all, clsurdere ‘browaut on by. fallucras ss AMY, Gru ly the tagredlets Wd Weab clathear., Clucluua:l, Olle. CRIQAGO, MILWAUKEE & 8% PAUL RAILWAY Uilon Hopor. corner Madison and Canaleste, Ticket ‘Ofice, #3 Xouih Clark-#, opposite Shermsa House, and at depot, eo oe ‘Atri am? 7:45 nm a0 pm itwanken Express, Milwaukee Special (Sundays Hou & Miundwuta, Gres ‘and Senaslia turouzh Day pat Wdinon & lows, ja B tH # U:00 ppin|g 4:0U pin 39:09 ping 7:00 am ~Altiralneran via Milwaukee. Tickets for Bt, Paul anil Siluneapolis are good elther vie Madison and Praltis Uu chien, oF via Watertown LaCrosse. sud Winona ILLINOW CENTRAL R. ATLROAD, ‘afro Cairo & Texas Express, byringtictd Expre: Bpringnetd Nizue 1 Pearle, Buritugton 4, bEeoria, Burlingvon & Keo Tibuquo & Sous utty Expres Nubuque & Bluax ChY Express Toione Passenger, gOn Saturday night runs to Tolona only, 10a Saturday Hiatt runs to Peorta only, MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, apo get abn nt hat en ee kot omic z quips Grand Puelty Hotol, and at Palmer House. Learo. Mall (via Mein and Afr Lino). Day Express, Kalainazuo Accommod Atlantis Exprvss (dail Might Expreaa.sese ) PT, WAYNE & OHIOAGO Depoy comer Canal and Madison-ate. RAILWAY, ‘Neket Ome sea, almor Mouse, and Grand Pactto Hote, Leave, |_Arrive, 30 9 m'® 7209 pam Riis Din} 00 & im ond pilf bo) ae BALTTMORE & OHIO, i ) oa : Prac Hom Building) Leave, | Arrive, ban nT haere jy bio pint 7309 pat LAKE BHORE & MICHIGAN BOUTIERN, 7:33 a? 100 8 1n| Morning Mall--Old Lines... c7oem Now York & Boston Bye tantla (dally), mi), 8:00 Am Sieht! xpress ese yobialt 6:0 aia PITTSBURG, QINCINNATI & BT, LOUIS B, B. (Cincinnatl Alt-Line and Kokomo Line Depet, coruer of Cluuton end Carroll-ais,, ‘Leav Arrive. Cinctanath, Indianapolis, Loata: Bape Souci BAW DAT ato mms 610 pm sy Night express... 4, 8:09 panif 710 am pee KANKAKEE Dopot, foot of Lake at, and foot of Twenty-second-et, ‘Arriva, Cinclanatl, Indians] % 3 40 ¢ 8:00 pit vs Ont Bape ff 8:00 pin't 700 amt GHIOAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD jarkeate, 1 ‘Thakat OFA gruct Cllatua and Curoliaie, Rae SSP Yeaves | Arte le 5 *40pm SAS ping 1153 oun Ort andre QOODRIOH BIEAMERS. Daily foe Mesias, St auicae, unawy utd. Maal. i : paturaay's bout daa rhe Dati fiaven, (irand Hap For Greca flay sy porte tuea For Kscanal Ducks fou, of Michigau-ar.