Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1880, Page 5

SHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY’: OCTOBER - 3," 1880_s'x TERN PAGES, a ing-attle, giving them only minor offices, and never deeming it necessary to convince them with arguments or conciliate them ith boneyed words. Irish-Americans are pitrerly hostile to the British aristocracy and its Government, but while the leading spirits of that Government were wishing God-speed to the Rebel Confederacy, which some Irish- men were fighting to crush, other Irishmen— st home in the North—were voting just as the Briiish aristocracy desired them to vote, that the War was a failure. And now the polk of the Irish-American citizens of the North are preparing to vote to place in au- thority in the Nation a class of people who despise them and treat them with lordly contempt. Not only this. The Solid South js teaching its children to despise Irishmen. ‘The following occurs in Blackburn’s South- erm School-History: had nothing but her galient chil- qttooutin See a ahs Gas ius one 0 stake her most precious jewels against gerne OF Europe. * How do the Irish-Americans of the North lke to be sneered at as “the trash of Eu- sore”? How long will they continue to lick the hand that smites them ? How long will they follow humbly at the heels of the men whe refer to them contemptuously as “the trash of Europe”? An immense responsi- pility rests upon the Irish-Americans of the North in the present contest. It is only through the practically solid Irish vote that the Democratic party can possibly win. Let that vote be divided as the German-American qote is divided, and every Northern State is sure to go Republican. Thousands of Irish- men fought against the “gallant children, the precious jewels,” of the Sonth in rebell- fon, and now these “gallant children,” these “precious jewels,” sneeringly refer tothem as “the trash of Europe.” But they expect fbat the “trash? will vote to place them, (the, Jewels) in ‘power. Do Irishmen laok’ gall fhat they will submit to be spit upon? “Is thy servant 2 dog that he should do this past weak, extravagant, ang corrupt; it took several yeurs of Iabor to reform it; it is now as honest and faithful and as economical! as any Board having the same powers and the same jurisdiction In the’ United States, * It s numer- ically asmall Board, and the change of a few votes may change its Whole character. In mak- ing selections, honesty and experience should have the preference; ‘in fact, they should be in- dispensavle. Will the Convention be careful to give the people of this city the opportunity of electing proper men to fill these most important places? " senior Ferry Smith to exonerate the misguided masses of the Republican party when he sald in his ratification speech at McCormick Hall that he “taid the crimes of the Republican.party at’ the doors of their leaders, and uot to the masses of Republicans": The aforesaid masses will feel a lively sense ot gratitude to the funfor Perry for thus relieving them of all moral responsibil- ity for the. crim'nal record of their patty. ‘Thanks: in their behalf. But it would have been more satisfactory if the youthin his arraign- ment bad been a little more specitic in: regard to what were the crimes of the Republican party; but we supposs those on his mature mind can be specitied; for instance: (1) Their perverse and criminal opposition to the Democratic Fugitive- Slave law, and the repeal of it, and one of the gu Itiest “ crminals" was Jobn F. Farnsworth. ©) Their wicked hostility, to the -Democratio Dred Scott decision that colored men hud no rights which white men were bound to respect, and'their reversal thereof. (3) Their active op- Position to the spread of slavery into Kansasand Nebraska, on the grounds that freedom was Na- tional and slavery sectional. {n hostility to the introduction of that “divine” Democratic “institution” into said Territories, John. F. Farnsworth, now a State-sovereignty dough- face, then preached that State authority was local and that of the Nation was general amd supreme over all the Stutes and Territories. (4) Another “ crime” in the estimation of young ‘Smith was the fierce and warlike resistance of the Republican party to the secession of the Southern Democratic States and the dismember- ‘ment of the Union. (5) The Republicans com- mitted the “crimes” of coercing Demoarat- Babs Pes ASTRONOMICAL, * quicago (TRIBUNE ollice), north latitude 41 deg. $m. Sis; west longitude 42m. Igs. from Wash- and 5h. 5Um. 308. from Greenwich. i “The sabjoined table shows the time of setting of the moon's lower ifmb, and the official time (or Bghng the first strect-lamp in each oir caitin this city. during the coming week, unless ordendsooner ou account of bad weather. Also the following times for extinguishing the first Extinguish. “Light. PEPE PPE BEBBB RAB ‘The moon will'be new at 10:53 v. m. to-day, and in ber frst quarter at 6:45 p.m. next Sun- day. She will be in perigee Friday morning, and the balf moon will, therefore, be a very bright one.. Friday evening she will pass between us anda star of the third magnitude in Opbiucus, Dut 60 near the time of setting that the phenom- enon need not be calculated for this region. She is conjunct with Mars to-morrow afternoon, ‘witb Mereury to-morrow night, and with Venus ‘Tuesday evening. ‘The sun's upper limb will rise on Monday at 6:0% 2. m., South at 11:48:29.65s. a. m., and set at 5:36 p. m. ‘The sun's upper limb rises Friday next at 6:05 a. m., eouths at 11:47:21.658, a.ym., and sets a 529% p. m. a The sidereal time Thursday mean noon will ‘be 18h. 06m. 59.558. Mercury will south Thursday at 0:40 p. m. and set at 6:00 p.m. He is passing east from the sun but slowly, and will attain bis greatest elungu- tion Nov. 4. Venus witl south Thursday at 1:15 p.m. and set at 6:26 p.m. She is yet low down at the time of sunset, butis recognizable in aclear sky as soon 4s the sun has disappeared. She will be 4% degrees from the moon, towards the pole stat, Tuesday “evening: Shé is slowly coming out as an evening star. 5 Mars will south Thursday at 0:10 p.m. He is nearly in conjunction with the sun. That phe- nomenon will-occur the 25th of this month, at which time both will be nearly in opposition to Saturn. 3 : ‘Uranus will south at 9:46 a.m. Thursday. His angular’distance frum the sun is not great enough to permit him to be an object of inter- est, ~ t ‘Neptune will south Thursday at142a.m. Bis right ascension will then be 2h. 47m., and decli- nation 14 dogrees 12 minutes north. = Jupiter is now an evening star, bis opposition to the sun occuring next Thursday morning. He will thon be at his least distance from the earth; the distanco being almost the least pos- Bible. It then will be only about 366,500,000 miles, his apparent diameter 47.64 seconds of arc, his britliancy very great, though uot markedly greater than Iast week. ‘This is the culminating time, mathematically speaking, but the planct will probably attract’ more attentfon a month hence than now, as be will then be on the meridian at about Wo'clock in the evening, and therefore nearer to the zenith during the hours when the greater portion of mankind will observe him. He will rise next Thursday at 5:28p.m. and south at N46} p.m. His risings occur almost precisely four minutes earlier each evening’than the ono “preceding, and the same rule holds good with Tegard to the times of southing. He will set Friday at- 6:05 a, m, being thus above the horizon during almost the same time that the sun is below it. From 1:5) p. m. Tuesday to 2:13 a. m. Wednesday the third satellite will be between us and the Planet. From 10:40 p. m. Thursday to 12:47 p.m. the second satellite, and from 12:49 to 2:32 a. m. Wednesday the first satellite, will be in transit. The apparent motion in euch case will be from east to west, The fourth satellite will be then Well elongated to the east of the ‘planet, far enough away to be seen with the nakedeye. He will be the only satellite visible at 12:48 in a small giass, though at’ that time a good tele-" ‘cope will show the second and first neurly touching the planet on opposit- sides of his aise. From 9:30 p. &. to U3 p. m. Friday the first will be hidden by the planet and his shadow, The same satclite will transit the planet from 6:44 p. m. to8:57 p.m. Saturday; and the second will come out from eclipse at 7:3 p.m. During this + ening the third sutellite will be near bis great- 6st eastern elongation, and in his western do. Thorsday night; being favorably situated for ‘ation at both dates. The bright spot will be turned directly towurdsua at neurly the fol- Jowing times this week: 88:58 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 94:46 p. m. Sunday: Ont 02:4 we ene : The spot should be visible fn clear weather. through a good opera-rlass within half an hour defore and after the above dates; and in the telescope can be followed two and a half hours fore and after it occupies the central position.. Tue fret of the long-talked-of peribelion pas- "ges is over, though, if the fact of being in Peitelion had anything to do with terrestrial moze and tempests, one might expect the re- It to continue for a while longer. .We need merely say that thus far no important event * Occutred to warrant the beifef that the perl- mien passage of Jupiter has anything to do 8 meteorolosis E etheeseins wical or sanitary conditions — urn will rise Wednesday at-6:09 p. m., and ta Thursday at 0:36% a.m. He is now about eat on giees east from Jupiter, and fs the bright iiiaaad in that vicinity except Jupiter, but hig eo COmP'rison with him, though nearly at * Greatest brillfaney for this year. . His great~ qeipParent diameter is now 93¢ seconds; the ye test apparent diameter of bis rings 45 sec- He ie and least’ do. 11% seeonds, the ratio foe exactly 4 to L The plane of the rmgs makes an angle of 14% degrees with the Un Wien in the southern faco bemg turned aEPUnLICANs must remember that the local Jegign missioners of this county are the oe pei ture, representing the property and atten resis Of 600.000 people. The taxation County ered and expended by this Board of pon coruralssfoners equals that levied and tor State gp baaally by the Legislature of Ilinols Purposes. ‘That Board has been in the 1 gether. Idential election.. Those who change thetr pres-’ ent residence into another voting precinct of this city after to-day will deprive themselves of their right to vote for Gartield and the Repub- lican ticket. ———__ Ir Mose Wentworth keeps right along in the beaten path of duty for eight or ten terms more. he may become a very intelligent and use- ful member of the Lower House of the Legisla- ture. 2 —_ Is rr strange that the Demos should put up sifk-stockings Ike Otis, Rogers, and Douglass Ir was exceedingly kind of the son of the | in Repitblican districts, and keep the cake for ic fs the “ byes” in the Demucratio districts? Dow’r speak of “claims.” Nobody has claims upon the Republican party of Cook County, but the party has claims on every pel son in it. ‘ ———__— Jove defymg the lightning would be noth- ing to the junior Smith snubbing the Democratic Congressiona! caucus. ————— Normme will drag down the ticket like weak nominations for Judges. Novawarte the Judges first, and do it alto- PERSONALS. Bernhardt’s motto is, “Quand Meme,” which is best transiated by “ Allee sumee.” Adversity is what tries a man,” says the Cleveland Herald. Adveis.ty is a queer name for a Police Justice. “Cannot ‘Tue Trmaune’ give its readers some hints on practical husbandry?” asks a sub- seriber. Write to Alice Oates. Cincinnati now has a permanent festival chorus, which is kept in training all the time. Under some circumstances it is better not to be an Ohio man. . The Halifax fishery was a bad failure this, year. Vice-President Wheeler's excursions will have to be stopped if those who fish fora living are to succeed. q “Two boys quarrelled over a game of marblesat Reading, Pa., and one hit the other ic Rebel “sovereign” States and politi- cians and thrashing. them buck into | withastone, producing a wound which caused the National U.non., (6) A ‘Republican Presi- | death. ‘Tho local papersdo not state who. won dent committed the “crime” in Demo- | the game. : , cratic eyes of proclaiming the emancipation of A strange pagan scena was witnessed on four millions of human beings beld in slavish |-the 28th of August in the Volioyo Kiudbishche, bondage by Democrats. . (7) The Repubdlican party susta ned bim in the act, and the National Union army bayoneted slavery to death. This was the greatest“ crime” of allin the eyes of Bourbon Democrats, and Perry, Jr.. boastingly prociaims himself a“ young Bourton.” (8) The Bepubl.can party amended the Constitution. to secure thé freedom of the bondmen after the Rebel Democratic States should be restored to their relations to the Nr: ton tt Union, which con- stituter another of its crimes in the eyes of all good Bourbons,—young as well as old. (9) An- other * crime” of the Republican party was the mafatenance of the public credit and the de- feating of all the Democratic efforts at repudia-- tion. (10) Another “crime” was the resump- tion of specie payments, the~ establish- ment of honest money, and the restora- tion of gond times. (11) The rapid. payment of the National debt, the enormous: reduction of interest by refunding the bonds, and an eco- nomical and honest administration of the Guv- ernment are other “crimes” of Republicanism in Bourbon eyes. It fs very good of this“ young Bourbon” to lay these “ crimes” of the Repub- lican party at the doors of the lenders and not of the rank and tile. The “masses” will bo forever under a debt of gratitude which it would bankrupt them to pay. ——— A STATEMENT having appeared in the Jet- ferson (Cook County) Chronicle to the effect that the expenses of the office of the Recorder of this county bad excceded the receipts during the administration of Maj. Brockway, the latter re- quested the County Treasurer to make an of- ficial statement in the premises, which, as will be seen below, not only shows that the office has been self-sustaining, but that this faithful and economical public servant hus a handsome bal- ance in the Treasury. The letter is as follows: OFFice OF THE County TREASURER, COOK County, Iuu.. CHICAGO, Oct. 2, 1880.—James °F. Bruckway, Esq., Reomder of Deeds, ec.: Inve- sponse to'your inquiry, I beg leave to say that there has been paid into the County Treasury by you the sum of $30,070.30, being bulance of feesre- ceived to June 1. 1680.28 Recorder of Cook County, Illinois, and that there has been puid out of the County'Treasurs the sum of $11,;62.16 for extra salary as Recorder and for extra work in tran- scribing and classifying certain tract Indices in pursuance of the‘order of the Board of Commis- stoners of Cook County. as shown by the books in the :office of the County Treasurer. Yours respectfully, “W.@. Joussox, County Treasurer. ——— ae Mn. Harsreap quoted in his paper, for the benetit of Mr. Conkling, when the lutter was fn Cincinnati Friday, the following extract from a private letter: You attach too much importance to Indiana. We shali win without that State. The election of Garfield and Arthur 18 certain. Senator Conkling is abuut to render his country a supreme zercice, He can and will carry New York for the Republican ticket, and save the campaign. This be will do irrespective of Indiana. ‘ ‘This flattering allusion was tempered by the statement that Mr. Conkling, if he should assist tocarry Indiana, could dispose of the next Pres- idential nomination, unless he should attempt “to upset an ancient and honorable hubit of the People, He cannot,” eays Mr. Huistend, estab- lisn the third term even as a recognition and re- ward for the most illustrious service.” Perhaps this sentence will explain Mr. Conkling’s public and very scornful reference to the Cincinnati press. ——— Ir has come to this: That in order to get good candidates for Judges pressure must be used from outside of each ward and town. The Convention must take matters in its own bands. ‘The North and West Sides must'force the South Side to put up its best candidate; the West and |. South Stdes must return the favor to the North; and the North and South to the West. This is not an individual matter. Neither courtesy nor any other consideration whutever should in- duce the Convention to give the selection of the'Judges to caucuses of the divisions held sep- arately. lt is a matter that concerns the wel- fare of the whole party. Let the judicial candi- dates be nominated first, and let only-the best mbt ~ be selected. The candidates for othor offices should see to it that this is dune. —<——$—___ Tris simply nonsense, as well as useless, for persons who bave' run’ for Judge fn this county and broken down before the peuple to be thrusting themselves on the primaries to-mor- | row and on the Kepublican Convention Tues- day. It will do them no good to break down the ticket again, while it will do the Republican cause much harm. Gentlemen, you, havo bad | your chance, and the decrees of Fate: cannot be changed in your behalf. You are retired. a We challenge, Toe Turune to name one of these candidates tur the Republican nomina- tion for Coroner whom it thinks ‘no more fit for itthan the Democratic nominec.”"—News. It may. be that the News fs right, and none of them fs as untit for Voroner as the Democratic nominee;-still some of them are migbty inferior timber, and if not quite asbadas the Democratic fellow, yet are not up to the standard of Repub- lican requirement. — Tae Democratic presiding officer who pré- sented Perry H. Smith. Jr., to the Convention, introduced him as a “man of S2 years.” It was hardiy fair on Perry to thus premuturely age him by seven years, and make a mun of 2 re~ sponsible for the indiscretions and immaturities of % years. We beg of he Convention, when it meets next Tuesday, to give us a fair proportion of ft, - capable, and acceptable candidates. so that dis- gusted Republicans will not be driven to vote the whole oppusition ticket, and will only foet impelied. to scratch off a few. objectionable names. —_— Jupce Oris has made more Democratic ; 5 dress-parades in the Third Ward than any other | living man, and now his unkind friends have thrust another empty favor on bim, and ex- -tended his line of murch thruugh the Senatorial ~ young Democratic cotton-socks of the Eight- eenth Ward to nominate the very previous Mr. Smith for Congress, and a veteran like John M. Douglass for the State Senate? Tae Constitution of Mlinois requires a resi- dence in the State of one year, in the county ninety days, ana the election precinct thirty days prior to an election to qualify a citizen to vote, At was thirty days from yesterday until the Pres- the largest orthodox cemetery of St. Petersburg. From carly morning {twas crowded by thou- sands of men, women. and children. After a solemn requiem by the Mtropolitan and clerry, the relutives-and friends of the deud trented each other to kutia, or rice boiled with raisins, and drank in memorian vodka, or rye whisky. Tn balf an hour there could be heard not only loud weeping, but singing, swearing, and boisterous laughter. Shyly he bent o’er the dainty head And, * Won't you; won't you?” , He softly said. Begging from the saucy miss Just for the loan of une sweet kiss, he maiden tossed ber pretty head And, “No, I won't sou,” She saucily said. “ How foolish be is,” thought the little miss; “ He should not ask for, but steal the kiss. Gad Hamilton. Se ADULTERATION OF FOOD, ‘The publishers of the work on food adul- teration deserve great credit for their thor ough exposé of the tricks of the trade in the way of cheap and unwholesome food. Their exhibit of pure and impure goods in the west gallery is one of the most interesting in the Exposition, The book shouldbe read by all. inegars are shown to be in many cases vile decoctions made with glucose and sul- huric acid and an absence of all fruit acids. is therefore a. pleasure to find the pure Alden.cider-vinegar, made by W. H. Schuy- ler, 7 Wabash avenue, so highly indorsed as perfectly pure and the best in the market for domestic use. The character and extent of the adultera: tions found in beer is alarming when we consider how general the use of bottled beer has become in families. In this display beer is shown that contains tobacco and coculus Indicus to give- intoxicating power, as weil as liquorice and burnt sugar for coloring, and cayenne pepper and salt to give punmeney and create thirst. It is: also well known that corn and rice are often substituted for malt, and that glucose and acids are used by some niakers of cheap beer. In contrast with this stuff is the pure beer from the Downer & Bemis Company’s brewing, put. up for fam- ily use and exporting by the Tivoli Bottling Company, 152 Dearborn ‘street. This is thé only beer sold in the Exposition Building, ‘and iis purity and excellence is guaranteed by the most eminent chemists and medical authorities. as Owen’s self-raising flour and_self-raising buckwheat stand the tests nobly, the most searching analysis having failed to find any- thing of an injurious nature. Housekeepers have learned to value the goods for their convenicnce and excellent quality. The poe fruit jellies and fruit_butter put up by E. O. Schimmel, 31 and 38 North Canal street, make a fine showing by contrast with the cheap trash made of glucose and potato parings, solu as fruit butter. . TIMELY, * The effort of Messrs. N. Matson & Co., 166, 168, and 170 State street, to place before their numerous customers the newest and most desirable goods in thelr line that can be found either in this country or in Europe, and selling ata uniform prize to all, is fully appreciated, as is attested by their very largely increased fall business. They received yesterday some elegant marble clocks direct from France of newand tanjeral Gestgns and style of Sraniientation, 3 surely please those wi indispensable article. eee -POPULATION OF V'RGINIA. Ricrmonp, Va, Oct.2—The Daily Dis- patch publishes a complete tabulated state- ment, by counties, ‘cities, and towns, of the result of ee couse in Virginia. So far as @ population is concerne: figures show it to be Hechey in test area 1,226,163 in 1870, being an increase during¢he last decade of 281,172, or over 23 per cent <a A STRONG INDORSEMENT, Col. ¥. Bridgman, Paymaster United States Army, Headquarters Militury District New Mox- ico, 8 inta Fé, writes: “The little Lyon & Healy upright piano you sent me is a’ gem; for army peoploIcan hardly conceive how you could makea single improvement. It is admirably adapted to the limited quarters we get on the frootier,*.compact and portable, occupying scarcely more room thin a *Saratora’ trunk, so, that when it comes to a ‘change of station’ with ‘limited transportation,’ army officers will ap- reciate this one great merit of the instrument. ie tones ure limpid and sweet as the ripples of one of our mountain streams, and cl siniply partes? and the action is a SECURITY FOR HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS against the depredations'of fire and thieves can be easily secured by all those who have vaiuabla plate, jewelry, papers, or souvenirs to keep. and atsmali cost. Those elegant * Dwelling- House Safes,” made expressly for city trade by the Hull's Sate and Lock Company, re 2 answer every urpose. - Call and see thei at 147 and Fposs---€ 7 ant cae Dear- CINCINNATI EXCURSION, Only $6to Cincinnati and return. Tho Kan- kakee Line and Cincinnati Air Line will sell ex- eursion tickets good going on morning and evening traits of Thursday, Oct. %. and good t roturn until ‘Sanday, Oct. 40, inclusive, at he above low rate. : REMOVAL, Dr. Mary H. Thompson hus moved her office to Central Music-Hall, Room 26. Hotirs, 10 to 12 m. nes genes will remain at 368 West. Washington street $< Messrs. J. H. Van Zandt & Co., No. 112 La Salle treet. this city, a firm doing a general broker- age business in grain and produce. and making & especial feature of what. is known as priv- ilege options, deserve meution for the popular- ity they have gained ng reliable and square deal~ district. ar They have a large city and out-of-town i. : usiness, which is carried on with precision and ‘Was it exactly the thing for the i!lustrious | gispatch. ‘They are considered good: authority upon anything pertaining to option trading, and are ready to impart any desired information on the subject. Commins oe Positively the finest sets teeth $7, Dental Company, corner State and Randulph. BUSINESS NOTICES. Of the many cough remedies before the public Macalister's Cough Mixture gives the- Lee, corner of stalsted and Harrison streeta, and’ for sale by all druggists. oaks For constipation, dtllounness, indte gestion, headache, take Arend’s Vegetable Bowel Regulator. It acts like a charm. Re- ood, healthy complexion, clear heud. Price 50 conts. Depot, northeast corner ‘Madison streot and fifth avenue. MEDICAL. BON a te tara asm E CTE (uticura Astonishing Cures of ltchlng, Scaly and Scrof- lous Humors of the Skin, Scalp, and Blood of Gillzren and Infants, Cuticura Remedies are simply elegant to use. They appeal to mothers and purents with great force. ‘From Infancy to old aye they are equally successful, safe, and reliable. Cuticura, a Me- dicinal Jelly, arrests disease, cats away dead skin and flesh, allays inflammotion, itching, and irri- tation, soothes and heals Skin Diseases, and Scalp ‘Affection with of Hair. it repro- duves and Leautifies the Hair. Cuticura Resolv- ent, the great Blood Purifier, clean-es. purities, and eradicates all chronic aud hereditary hu- mors. Cuticira Medicinal Toitet Soap, prepared from Cuticura, cleanses, soothes, and heals dis- cused surfaces, whitens, fresbens, and beautifies the skin besond all praise. It is un elegantly perfumed Toilet, Bath, and Nursery sanative. Children and Infants. Chas. Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N. J., writes: “My son, u lud of twelve years, was completely cured of a terrible case of Eczema by the Cuticurn Remedies. From the vop of bis head to the soles of his feet was one mass of seals Every other remedy and physicians nad been tried in vain.” Fred Rohrer. Esg., Cashier Stock-Growers’ Na- tiomtl Bank, Puebfo, Colorado, writes: “Lum so well pleased with its effects on my baby that I cannot afford to be without it in my houge. It ir a wonderful cure, and it is bound to become very popular as son us its virtues are Known to the masses.” : J.8. Weeks, Esq., Town Trengurer of St. Al- bans, Vt., says in a letter dated May 28: “It works to a charm on my baby’s face and head. Cured the head entirely, and has nearly cleatied the face of sores, 1 have recommended it to sev- eral, and Dr. Plant hus ordered it for them.” -, Cuticura Remedies are prepared by Weeks & Potter, Chemists and Drugyists, 360 Washington- st, Boston, and are for sale by all Druggists. Price of Cuticura,a Medicinal Jetly, smut! boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, $1; Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Puritiér, Sper bottle: Cuticura, Medicinal Toilet Soap, 25 "conta; Cuticura Me- dicinal Shaving Soap. 15 cents; in bars for Bar- bers and large consumers, scents. SANFORD’S (RADICAL CURE For CATARRH. Radical, Rapid, Permanent. § Complete Treatment for $1.00. Borin_at the beginning. Cleanse the nasal pas- saxes, Ramove the morbid coats of routing und dead tissue. Work upon those surfacos und. the living, waolesoume membrane is reached. cleansed, disinfected, soothed, and hea ed. ‘Then you hava ‘Attacked and removed the cause. 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Sec that the seals are unbroken and beur the stznnture of C, JEVNE. a ‘There are four zrades each of Gunpowder, Younz Ryson, Imperial, Oolong, Souchons, Japan, and Mixed. No. 4, 8007 No. & tke: No. % We; No. 1.31. If sou can't got it at’ your srocery send direct to headauarters, Cc. JEVNE, 110-112 Madison-st., CHICAGO, ILL. _ CARPETS, RUGS, &c. AUDSON Fre hia N. W, cor. State and Washington-sts, CHOICE DESIGNS CARPETS and RUGS, CURTAINS, AND Furniture Coverings. Parties about furnishing will find it to their advantage to call and examine our stock before purchasing. COA. GRATEFUL~COMFORTIN' Epps’ Cocoa. BREAKFAST, ‘BY a thorough knowledso of the natural laws which xovern-the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fina properties of well-se @.ied Chcus. Mf. Epps has pro; vided «a: breaktast-tuoies with a delicate)y-favored Deveraxe which may save us many heavy duc ors bills. vis by the judicious bse © such articies of dlat that's constitution mav be gradually built up unct enouxh .o resist ready to attack wherever there isa weak poinw We may escape many a fatal shuft by Keeping ourselves weil for.itied wi-h pure blood and a properly-noure shed frame.”—Civil Service Gazette. ‘Sold in tins (only }4-1d. and {b.), Inbeled AMES EP EPPS & CO. Homeopathic Uhemt ts, London, 2ng. Also, Epps’ Chocolate Essence, for af- ternoon use. best satisfaction Prepured only by John P.* 4 Eoscopes, Barometer GRuCERIES. (. HL SLACKS New Location, 19 & 81 STATE-ST, The finest and most com- plete Wholesale and Retail Grocery House in the North- west. We are now selling the best selection of Im- ported and Domestic Staple and. Fancy Groceries and Provisions, of the highest prailts known, at from 10 to 5 per cent below prices charged in credit stores. Coffees, 15 fo 30-cts, per Ib, Sugars, Extra Standard Cut Loaf, 10 I-2c. ° Extra Standard Granulated, 10c. Syrups, 50 to 70c per gal, Teas, Ade to $1.00 per Ib, For quality, strength, and pungency our Teas stand unsurpassed. Flour, From the most celebrated mills in Dlinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, '$6 to $8.50 per brl OurFlours will make from 40 to 60 lbs. more bread to the barrel, and guaranteed to please the most’ fastidi- ous bread bakers. BUTTER and CHEESE Our Butter and Cheese Department is stocked. with the finest productions of the Northwest, and range in prices from : I0 to 35¢ per ib, Rice, Choice New Louisiana, 7 i-2c per Ib. MICHIGAN APPLES, Hand picked, in 3-bushel barrels, $2 to $2.50 per bri, Soap, Kirk’s and Procter & Gam- ble’s German Mottled Soap, $3.15 pr boxof 60 bs We employ more Clerks, Mules, Horses and Wagons, and sell more goods than any other Retail | Gro- cery and Wine House in Chicago. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. CROCKERY, CHINA, Xo. Great Sacrifice! IN DECORATED Dinner, Tea, and Chamber Sets, ‘We aro bound to sell you, if you come to see us be~ fore buying. We haves better assortment than any other house in this market. We are still selling Wedewood Decorated Dinner Sets, containing 140 pleces, for $21.50. ‘A Decorated ‘Ten Set, containtng 54 pieces, for $5.00, ‘A fine Engraved Goblet at $1. per dozen. ‘Yorens ana stajolica st astonishingly low prices. L. THIEBEN, 76 State-st. & 304 W. Madison-st. OP 21cAL GOODS, Fine Spectactos sulted to all sights on sctentina proses ‘Opera and Fleld Glasses, Telescopes, Ml+ * MoTuPa IBY. that Radically Cur=s MOTOPATHY, ‘The Only Treatment Known or Ever Attempted DEPARTMEN T C,H. SLACK’S Grocery and Wine House, 79-81 State-st. We are offering Fine Havana Cigars at re- markably close prices. It is a known fact, in nine cases out of ten cheaper than manu- facturers are selling to the Retail Cigar Trade of the Northwest. We. will sell you a finer Seed and Havana Cigar from three to six dollars per hundred than can be found elsewhere in the city. Smokers who appre- ciate quality and price, give us a trial. DLAONDS. Diamond Trade. The demand for Fine Diamonds is very large in Chicago this sea- son. We are prepared to offer cus- tomers a large stock of the BEST QUALITY, finest COLOR, CUT,. and BRIGHTNESS, for Ear Nobs, Rings, Studs, and Lace Pins, to be had in the country, which we have bought for cash in Paris and New York this season, and can sell at the lowest prices that can.be made on really fine stones in the United States. We invite purchasers to call and examine and get our prices. TRASK, ROWE & €0,, 105 STATE-ST,, Diamond. Dealers and Jewelers. MALT BIXTERS. (MALT UNFERMENTED MAmaensonmnwm www MALT BITTERS * TRADE MARK CONSUMPTION.—~To prevent night sweats, to ease the cough. and arrest emactition and de- cline, no other form of malt or medicine can possibly equal MALT BITTERS. This Nutrient and Tonie is rich in nourishment and strength. It tidos the patient over the most oriticnl stares of the disease, digests and assinglates food, en- rfohes and purifies the blood. I¢ buifds up the aystem by stimulating Into new life the entire process of digestion, by which new biood is made and the progress of disease and debility arrested. MALT BITTERS are prepared without fer- mentation from Canadian BARLEY MALT and HOPS, and commend themselves to Consump- tives and those of Consumptive Tendency. to Delicate Females and Sickly Children, to the ‘Aged and to the Nervous, and to tne Mentally ‘and Physically Prostrated, as the purest, safest, and most powertal Restorative yet discovered in medicine. Ask for Maut Brrrers prepared by the Mant Brrrers Company, and see that every bottle Dears the TRADEMARK I ABET, duly signed and inelosed in wave lines, ns seen in cut, MALT BITTERS are for sale by all Druggists. GENTS’ in Cl DEN Boots, $8. SKIFF, S327 West Madison-st. CATARRH. Introduced: and Practiced by DR. CLESSON PRATT, Electro-Therapeutist and Physician Special for Catarrh and Throat Diseases PROFESSIONAL ROOMS, No. 243 State-st., Cor. Jackson. From twenty-five years’ experience with the reme- dial use of Btectricity, und us Physician Special for Catarrh and Throat Diseases, | extend my services t¢ the pubic with the falthrul assurance that in the future. a8 in the pust, it will be my persistent endear: or wo merit the confidence reposed tn my profession claims, ‘The average length of life of the entarrhal eu ject, frot its beginning n the throat and facial cay ies till 1t ends in consumption, ts. little less thas ten years. + HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of dollars ure expended annually for snuff, am Powders, and rolutions, with which people drencl the throat and nosirils in the attempt ww stop a mor bid dischurge, whieb attenipt. if successful, world bt as destructive to life as is cousumpiion lseif+ A MORE STUPID ASSUMPTION never came from the Ilps or pen of the most iifiterate empiric, than the pretendedcn ability of Catarrh with Jocal appiicutions afone. Cuturrhal «acter ts a more bid excretion from di-ordered diood, und will stoy only when thore elements of which the blood is de Rolent are supplied. SPECIAL RECORD. In the summer of 18%, my a:tention was Ors: calleé to the oxis:ence of Catarrh asa then comparativaly new disease. Prior to that time no author bad write ten upon the discaxe given it any espoc! ntion,. Fetuised a “Cacareh Remedy." in English lancuage, and now bave the disense und its complications a subject of a.udy und treatment. The conclusions to which J huvearnved respecting the cuuses, character, gure of Catarrh are not drawn fron} Books nor based mor ‘out of ten the certain prelude to consumption. HOTOPATHIG OR RESTORATIVE HEDICINE. LOCALLY, the most patnful and distresaing caset of Cutnrrhal inflammation are releved at once by this treatment, : Itaofvens thé hardened secretions which obstruct the nasa! passazes, speedily giving the ‘grestest amount of comfort and evilof. It deodorizes the uicerau:d surfaces, removes the discharge. and restores the offensive breath to sweat ness. Tt cestores the sense of taste and swell, loss of , voice. deafness, dimness of vision, und lon of mem. Ory, when these are the results of Cal SS TITUTIONALLY, this treatment mach for the reception 0 matter, and establishes perfect dizest Te acts specitically upon the “glandular system, especially the Liver and Kidneys, retieving the akin, and imparting clearness to the complexion upon which detictency de an inevitable result. Di. CLESSUN PRATT, si ‘Hours: 10 to 12 and 2to 5.” Consultation tree. MILLINERY, pening! The Latest and Choicest Designs in Millinery! ART WILL BE DISPLAYED Wednesday, Oct. 6. HAGEDOK, 42 & 44 Madison-st. Grand (pening! WEDNESDAY, Hats, Bonnets, Silks, Velvets, ~ — Plushes & Feathers, ALL THR NOVELTIES OF THR SEASON! OPENING DRESSHATS AND BONNETS At Rooms 3 & 4, Music-Hall Building. Patrons and BUYERS aro invited TUESDAY, OCT. 5, And balance of week. WEBSTER & COMPANY, 96 STATE-ST- HAL. FIN. On Life Polictes; same bought. Gend stamp. Fatled Life Co.'s Policies also purchased. See-Hive and other falled Bank Claims bougnt. He LWES & BEO., General Brokers, 4G Washlagion-et. ICE STOCK. Ice Company now being formed on Long Leke.on MS Ke ikTw talles from Chicages GO tons of leo cut this winter. ‘The Company, ofer for sala yma its stock. |. G. BA’ ages Room 5, 118 Washington-st. HOR TRADE SARK. CAUTION! ‘The wonderful achievements nd Hal ry achiew’ og action. ccens of a Money o Ficrehoand and Tar bos cx tha ixsne of counterfeits and decep- of pound nam Wade-Mtark device. Da not de- Jtived by these vis subterfages, bit i ‘ar’ by: yued Trade-Mark device on the wral enclosing each bottle, without which | none t3 genuine. tg For Salo by all Druggists. PIKE’S HONEY OF HOREMOUND AND us HALES Ht i, § HONEY EHOUND & TAR! The Great National Specific for the Speedy Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, SORE. THROATS, LUNG ard all BRONCHIAL CCHPLAINTS. The Honey of the Plant Horehound. sootues arh ISCATTERS all irritations and inflammations, and the Ta Balm Abies Balsamea CLEANSES and HEALS the throat and. air passages leading to the lungs. Five additional ine gredients keep the organs cool, moist, and in healthful ‘A Cough may be fitly termed the preliminary stage of Consumption, a malady of which HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND "TAR is the surest known preventive, Therefore, delay no: a momeat te take this CERTAIN SPECIFIC, CHILDREN derive great benefit from its soothing properties, when suffering with Croup and Whoopiss Couzh, PRICES:—50c, and $1. Large Size Chespest. Cc. N. CRITTENTON, Sole Prop’r, New York. Eee TOOTHACHE DROPS CURE IN 9NE MINUTE. “em Sane a 1