Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1880, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: STNDAY, DECEMBER 12 » 188°—TWENTY PAGES. : Jcolumns more. if its quotations sree book bad only included a few scatters passages that the reviewer overlooked the eaders ‘of the Glabe would bave had no occusion way a guines for the English edition of the eee or 75 cents for Appletons’, or 15 cents for 'g, Anex-Prime Minister looks to be a deal of aman over in Canada, and his writ- [° fags have to be attended to. —————————— A POSTAL correspondent wants to know «When the ttle of *Pope’ was first applied to . ge Bishops of Home, and who was Bishop of Bomeat we time?” The name “Pope” means po, and Was originally applied in the East to fi priests, and thus was uodoubtedly the title or the Bishop of Home from the begiontng. Tbe rs ‘names the order of succession us fol- 7 Bt. Peter, A.D. 42; St. Linus, 67; 8t. Cletus, 4; Bt Clement 1,9; St. Anacietus, 100; gnd so conte the present day. —<———_—— Oxe of the Democratic leaders in Wash- ny, aecarding to we correspondent of the Rabmond (Va) Dispatch, ts viewing with alarm Beprospective admission of Arizona, Dakota, Yew Mexico, Idano, Montana, Washington, and ‘Wroming as States. He seems to fear they will gil be Republican. ————=$_—_—_ PERSONALS. «Mr, Kelly appears to have slipped off the oot." —S. Je Tilden. . Mr. James Gordon Bennett's income ts 100,000 8 year. Boys who are neglecting polo sgould remember this. ‘A real, live Swiss (hovalier reached New york lest Thursduy. The other barbers should qemember that competition is the life of trade, “J see by the papers that President Hayes was never sick. It is very evident that Mr. Hayes was Dever fired out of an office.”—John Kaly. ‘The Rev. Dr. Armitage, of New York, ‘shloks that pastoral calls “lead to scandal and sre” Probably strife is the Eastern way of saying shotgun. ‘Mr. Hayes should at once recall his recent memage and write another one. The editor of the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch says he is not satis- fied with the document. ¥. Bartholomai, the new Russian Minister at Washington, is described by ® correspondent as ‘tao handsorae that even the President spoke admlringly of bim.” We suppose the Minister is content to dic now. . The premoters of the Panama Canal en- terprise evidently khew what they were about in eelecting Mr. Thompson to represent the con- cern’s interests in this country. The gentleman's experience with the perils of navigation on the ‘Wabash peculiarly fits him for the position. Nearly all the people who belonged to Alexander H. Stephens a8 slaves remain on bis plantation. His house is always full of visitors; for, alttiougs he eats almost nothing himself, be {ses to be Rnuwa as a hospitable old bachelor. He keeps on bis place an old man of 00 years, ‘with whom he playscands. Mr, Stephens has an agourate memory. & . Qld Joe Winzow, the trainer of Hyer and ~ Worrissey, in dying in Sen Francisco, leaves bis family n very poor circumstances. Once when Broderick was delivering a speech in front of the Plata in 830 Francisco a bully knocked him from the stand, and he fell into Wivrow’s arms. Joe stood Broderick up on the stand again, and tot him to go on with his speech. The crowd went for Broderick, but the first man was knocked so far by Joe that the rest left. I walk through the streets of the city Where the busiest throngs pass by, ‘The pavements are burning with fever ‘They've caught from the sultry sky, And I long for the euatowy woodlands . And the valleys that near them lie. Tlong for the perfumed breezes That oyer\the meadows blow, For the clear, cold spring in the valley Where the coolest waters flow, , For the fold asleep in the shadows, Apd the listless kine that low. Susan B, Anthony. ee WHY THE PIANOS RATTLE. Now that the furnaces are started up for the winter, peuple are wondering why their Pianos are outof tune and rattle so much. ‘The cause is a simple one. The wooden Jevers-and pins furming the mechanism of the action being so thoroughly kiln-dried in the factory naturally absorb the moisture from the air during the fall season, and swell. When the furnace heat dries them out again they shrink, sa that they work: foose and rat- tle” This diMeulty 1s not experienced in the Chickering pianos, which have a patent metallic action adjusted for heatand cold, and are absolutely proot against moisture or at- |” mospheric changes, . They are, therefore, al- ‘ways in perfect order. Messrs. Pelton, Pome- roy& Cross are the Western managers for the Chickering pianos, HAPPY HOLIDAYS. Nothing that you could possibly buy for your wife would please her halt as -well ws one of those superk London dyed Beal sueques or dolmans from A..Bishop & Coselegant stock, 162 State street, corner Monroe. The beauty of these garments is famed throughout the West, and a lady’s Wardrobe is not complete without one. ‘This Js also showing some handsome new silk fordined circulars and wraps that are offered at very moderate prices. Ladies > looking for presents for their gentlemen fends shoutd call and examine the remark- ey tee stuck of caps and driving gloves of : otter, beaver, and other choice furs. ‘The quality of everything sold by this firm always guaranteed. ——_———_ FANCY LEATHER GOODS. AtMerker Bros.’ pocketbook factory the finest display will be found of all articles Pertaining to this line, such as cigar-cascs, | Gressing-cases, towel-boxes, glove, collar, and cuff boxes, albus, etc., at prices that will rey ay for trouble of stepping up-stairs. Don’t fail to eall and examine at No, 83 State Steet, upstairs. ELEGANT MUSICAL GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. wis & Newell, Chivago Music Company. The, dew “Circle uf Gems," containing arrangements forthe piano from Futinitza, Chimes of Nor- Tangy, Boccaccio, Pinafore, Little Duke, and Zearly 100 other popular pleces—via.: Turkish Secret Love, waltzes, marches. polkas, Guadrilies, galops, lanciers, etc., etc. This isthe Idest and best piano collection. Don't fail to ‘examine the “Circle of Gems.” ee wt ,, Anderson says ‘*Stoddart’s Peerless fe an elegant preparauon for beautify- ‘he complexion. ‘Ty the Shakers’ Sarsaparilla, ea BUSINESS NOTICES. aftend Komyss—Prof. E. M. Hale in Sggo@municution to Tum TRIBUNE ays: fice? Sbuuld be the reliance of the pays in ig all those casos of debility in Itt Prompt improvement uf the general tone * eaiyguuive. Kumyss is the blandest and most “tod, igested food, and as such the best nour- dent for a weak stomach: at the same time, Kowa the process of fermentation whiob 8 undergoes, medicinal qualities are de- which we vainly look for in materia Tp nuusea, Vomiting, extreme cases of ieee, Kuwyss acta like a charm, prompt! ‘Cates, Kur, are, Fafll the distressing syinptoms of gucl pen the stomach rejects - all else, Trims Fetained and .ussimilutod. affording ‘ot hourishment, strength, and comfort. Bh dugical consequence, nervous wes “ad refreshing sleep follows. fcurict, intermittent, gastric, and Pilg fever. I preier Kumnyss a5 the exolus- S°ER ag establishment. Telegraphic orders sent £¢ DIASIONDS, BRONZES. SILVER WARE, &c. —— HOLIDAY GOODS SPECIAL ATTENTION Is invited to our mammoth display, heretofore nnequaled in Chicago, of Diamonds, Bronzes, Ornamental and Usefal Silver, Rich and Fashionable Jewelry {n all lings, Fine Watches, Clocks, Noveltios, and Keepsakes, which we shall offer during the approaching Holidays at prices guaranteed far below those offered by any other GILES, BRO. & C0., State and Washington-sts. MEDICAL. maar (uticura Astonishing Cures of Itching, Scaly and Scrofulous Humors of the Skin, Scalp, and Blood of Children and Infants. Cuticura Remicdies are simply elegant to use. They uppeal to mothera and parents with great force. From-infancy to okl age thoy are equally succossful, safe, and reliuble. Cuticura, aMed- ivinul Jelly, arcosts disouse, eats away dead skin/ and flesh, ullays inflammation, itching, and irri- ution, soothes and heals Skin Diseases and Scalp Affections with Loss of Hvir. It repreduces and beautities the buir, Cutloura Resolvent, the great Blond Puriffer, cleanses, . purines, and eradicates all chronié aud hereditary bumors. Cuticura Medicinal ‘Toilet Soap. prepared from Cuticura, cleanses, soothes, and heals diseased surfaces, whitens, fresheus, and beautifes the gkin beyond all praise. fumed Children and Infants. Chas. Enyre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N. J., writes: “My son, a lad of 12 years,.was com- pletely cured of a terrible case of Eczema by the Cuticura Remedies. From the top of his head te tha soles’ of his feet was one muss af soabs. Every other remedy and physicians had been tried in vain.” It isan elegantly per- collet, Bath, and Nursery sanutive. ¥rod. Rohrer, Esq., Caebier Stook-Growers’ National Bunk, Pueblo, Colo., writes: “1 am 60 well pleased with its effects on my baby that 1 cannot afford to be without ft in my house, It | isa wondertul cura, and it is bound to become very popular as oon as its virtues are known to the masses.” J.S. Weeks, Esq., Town Treasurer, St, Aloans, ‘Vt. says, in a letter dated May 8: “It works to a charm on my baby's face and head. Cured the head entirely, and bas nearly cleaned the faco of sores. J huve recommended it to several, and Dr. Plant bas-ordered it for them.” ‘ | _Cuttcura Remedies are prepared by.Weeks & Potter, Chemists and Druggists, 360 Washington- | St, Boston, and aro for sale by all Druggists. icura,a Medicinal Jelly, smail boxes, Cuticura Resolvent, er bottle; Cuticura a its; Cuticura Mo- dlcinal Shaving Soap, 15 cents; in bars for Bax bers und Iurzo consumers, dcents. $7 All nailed free on veccipt of price, SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE For. CATARRH. Rapid, Radical, Permanent, Complete Treatment for $1. in at the Deginning. Cleanse the nasal pas- Remove the morbid conrs of rote nd mth the |. cleansed, Jed. ‘Then you have cause. Meanwhile, by rive from the blood the ry pulsation of the dininfecred,, attacked and remove Internal admintstrado ison it, delivers oe] w at eare, When allthie is. faltud ally done, Catsrrs is conquered, yon are cured, i Sanford’s of the Radics! Cure, one box of Cal ent, and ong Improved Inhaler, all wr: ackaso, with Treatise und Dire: jail drussists for fl. Ask for § Cure, the most complete. | in: econvmical treatment in medicine. General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Rbeumatinn, ical Cure consista of ore bottle Yatarrbal Solv~ ped in one by fords Madlent taneous, apd Neuralgia, 00) HOLIDAY GOODS! P&E. JAEGER & C0’, 73 Wabash-ay., Fine Parlor Lamps, Richly Decorated Dinner Sets, IN GREAT VARIETY. Beautiful Ornaments in Parian and Sevres Figures, ~ Bacarat Vases, A Splendid Assortment of FANCY ARTICLES Suitable for Christmas Pres- ‘SLNGWUVYD HAISLNO © SHICV'T! DOLHANS, HAVELGCKS, — GROULARS, | ULSTERS. $18 Dolman reduced to $22 Dolman reduced to- - 15 $25 Dolman reduced to- - 18 $30 Dolman reduccd to - - 22 Other Garments reduced in proportion, as we are determined to reduce stock before the Holidays. bis : We have a large assortffent of Plush trimmed and Fur-lined Garments, all of which are for gale at Reduced Prices. CHILDREN'S CLOARS. We are determined to close out at once and have put them into lots at the following prices: # 1 Lot at $3.50, reduced from - $5.00 to $10 | Lot at $4.00, reduced from - $7.50 to Sil [Lot at $5.00, reduced from - $8.00 to $12 I Lot at $6.00, reduced from - $9.00 to $13 ‘These are decided bargains. Come and see them. ‘We have a large assortment of elegant materials and will make any style garment to order in artistic style, perfect fitting, way below market prices. HOTCHKIN,PALHER &C0. 137 and 139 STATE-ST. la Received From our T. T. Ovington, nowin Europe, and selected specially for the Holiday Trade: : Real Bronzes, Hisque Groupes and Figures, ents. We import our goods di- rect and guarantee the Low- est Prices. Please examine before purchasing elsewhere. Holiday Exposition, with Direct Importa- tions and daily addi- Iv satistics thirst and hunger and alla: = : 8 wearer Kumyss bas considerably the ad- Ram Cer Cruze, in that it never can do ‘San aban dose an irritable stomach with drugs AeneaUTdiiy which uo incellizest, physician Cates et, is day. But not only in extreme the etey Ud Kumyss be resorted to: it should be troumsta ace” fora weak stomnch under all Mtb a fences Lhe dvepeptic _brain-worker his dip cers ziaeses uf Kumyesa day will improve dole HOU and his nerve force. Ladies would Faking gees i99re vigorous, and healthier tow Tissseset? would add to their daily deta id for of Kumysa.” fationg 7 Weatise on Kumyss. Beware of imi- Arend’s Ku: “otiomere otis 48 not sold to the trade, but Pith are Chemist, corner Madison street and es OF the ms the ppt many cough remedies bef beer Macalister'a Gough Mixture gives the Hee cornerat Halse ey only by Joho P. dani Ryall qiadsted and tfarrison streets, and Berri: rcs be gerhtbing used tn hom thy wi! Tees, at ins CBicago branch, ‘Boericke 3 Beye, “OMeopathic Pharmacy, at 3 Clark tions of high-class Nov- elties by BURLEY & TYRRELL, 83 & 85 State-st., CHICAGO. An early examina- tion of our stock will enable purchasers to make choice selections and escape the unavoid- able crowds of later weeks in the month. Mantel Vases, Rich Fruit and Coffee Sets, Fine Lamps, Heavy Cut and Engraved Glass, Dinner Sets, Sevres and Bohemian Glass, And an immense line of Fancy Pieces under $5.00. OVINGTON BROTHERS & QVINGTON, 146 STATE-ST. Brooklyn. Chicago. ° — Paris. GENTS Gents’ Slippers HAND EMBROIDERED, Fron $2. Upward. SKIFF, 327 W.Madison-St. | UNDER WEAR, SILKS, ac. Linprecedente SALE Winter. Underwear PARDRIDGES’ The entire remainder of this season’s production of the AmerianlloteryCompany “List Price,” other houses have had to pay for them. ; SWEEPING | REDUCTIONS SILKS, Velvets, | | Dress Goods, | Cloaks, DRESS TRIUMING, e, Noveltie FOR THE —— Tlidays! At prices guaranteed the low- est. Inspection and compar- ison solicited. SAME GOODS AT OUR 284 & 286 West Madison-st, PARDRIDGES, 114 & 116 State-st. LIBBARY, THE NEW BOOKS, ENDYMION, BEACONSFIELD. WASHINGTON SQUARE, H. JAMES, Jr. BEN HUR, WALLACE. HEAD OF MEDUSA, By author of “Kismet.” AT COBB’S LIBRARY, 29 Washington-st. “NOTICE Shippers. Until further notice the Pitts- burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry. will not receive for shipment through their Madison-st. Depot any FLOUR or other HEAVY FREIGHT destined to points east of Pittsburg. This order is made necessary by our inability to furnish cars to move the property, and by our lack of room for holding it in the Depot- . This notice does not apply to Poultry, Game, or other HIGH- CLASS FREIGHTS, which will be received the same as usual. R. C. MELDRUM, . G. W. F. Agent. Chicago, Dec. 11, 1880. _| $10,000 stock of Jewel. N, Neck "Be WEST SIDE STORE, ‘TOYS, FANCY GOODS, &c. TREMENDOUS BARGAINS THIS WEEK. WILL OFFER Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2 Largest Sample Lines of + TOYS! Comprising everything -in the Toy and Fancy Goods line imported, which we will sell at one-half their Original Cost. SPECIAL Cash Jobs This Week! 800 pieces Rich Satcen Dress Goods at 1éc, former prico 30c. 500 dozen Children’s Fine Worsted Hose, all sizes, full regular, all at 230 per pair; werth 60c. 1,000 Children’s Fur Sets; former price Se 200 Ladies’ Fine Mink Sets at $8, $10, and $12, worth $15, 816, and $15, 800 Ladies’ Elegant Beaded Collars at $1, worth $3, , Sample line of Ladies’ Cotton Underwear, consisting of Chemises, Drawers, Gowns, Sets, Skirts, &c., at 50c on the dollar. 100 Odd Mink Mnffs, fine goods, at $5, $6, and-37. worth $10, fis, and $14. 300 dozen Ladies? and Children’s Wool Hoods at 25, 35, and 50c 5 former price 60, 75, and 90c. 400 dozen French Lawn Hdkfs., Fancy Borders, at 6 1-2c; worth 12 1-2c. 1,000 dozen Silk Handkerchiefs at 21, 25, 37 1-2, 47, 50, 60, 65, 75, 85. 0c, $1, $1.25, and $1.50. Special bargains. 200 sample dozen Nubias, Knit Ulsters, all different styles, at half their real yalue. 800 dozen Gents’ and Boys’ 12 1-2, 15, 18, 20, 25, and 50c; awful cheap. 20,000 yds. Cardinal Embroidery at 2, 3. and 8 i-8c. 15,000 yds. kinbroidery damaged by wa- Yor at, 5, 6, 8, 10. 12 1-2¢, bf to 35c3 awful cheap. Neckwear at 30, 9 Bs 2 consisting of Chains, Rich ‘acclets, Gold Plated Sets, Real English Garnets, Real Whelby Jet Bracelets and Necklaces, Gold Rings. Also a large line of Real Hair Goods at S0c on the dollar. 1,000 dozen Kid Gloves in 2, 3, 4, and 6-Button, at 25, 83, 40, 50, 65, Z5c, $1, and $1.25 3 awful cheap. : Sample line of Worsted Goods of all de- scriptions at half price. 200 lots all different kinds Ladies’ and Children’s made up Lace Goods, com- rising Mull Ties, Fichus, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, etc., at less than manu- facturer’s cost. 000 Cartons Millinery, consisting of Large Elexant Plumes, Fancy Feath- ers, Real Ostrich Tips, Bands, Beaded Hackles ; reduced to half fermer prices. 1,000 dozen Ladies’ White Emb. Ties, also Lace Ties, also Spanish Ties and Fichus ; sample line at half price. 5,000 Boaded Cloak Loops-at 8c; worth Roe. TREVENDOUS FAILURE IN THE’ Cloak Trade. We will offer this week 2,000 CLOAKS & DOLMANS At 40c en the Dollar. 2,000 Broche, Paisley, and Woolen Shawls, from forced cash auction sales, awful cheap. 2,000 Ladies’ Fur Caps at 90c, Rl, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, and $2.50; elegant goods, half Fur Stere prices. Special lot of 50 pieces Black Gros Grain ress Silks, from auction, at 85, 90c, BL, $1.10, $1.25, $1.50, $1.70, an k2; tremendous bargains. 2,000 pair Ladies’ Silk Emb. Opera, ‘Toilet, Croquet Slippers, from 7oc to $1.50. Hulf regular prices. We are constantly receiving forced cash lots of merchandise from New York auctions, which we offer at half prices E ta" Money refunded at all times tf goods are not satisfactory. BOSTON STORE, 118 & 120 State-st rat DISSOLUTION. 1, Chicago, Dec. rz, 1880. Notice is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the firm name of Cleaveland; Huling ¢& Shelley is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Said Cleaveland and Sneliey are alone authoriz:d to ne- ceivé and receipt for moneys due said firm, and will pay all the liabilities of said firm. JAMES O, CLEAVELAND, EDWARD C. HULING, WM. F. SHELLEY. ‘The business heretofore conducted by Cleave- land, Huling & Shelley. will be continued by the i undersigned. CLEAVELAND, SHELLEY € CO. Attention, Cigar Manufacturers and Dealers in Leaf Tobacco, A meesing of Cigar Manufacturers and Dealers in Leaf Tobacco will be, beld next Wednesday, Dec. 15 ac 2:30 p. ay at blure’a Hall, Na, 70 North Clark-st, for the purpose of taking some action to have the tax on Cigars reduced to $5 per M.A full attendance ef manulacturers is requested. JOMN LUSSEM, Preaideat. A. SUTTER, Acting Sccretary. SLEIGHS STUDEBAKER BROS. 151 and 153 Wahash-ave ~ WINES AND LIQUORS. WINES, WH Sy ke CUEVNE WINE MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail GROCER, 110 & 112 Madison-st. | PURE WINES, . PerGatlon. Per Bottle. - $200 $40 200 - 50 California Port, - - Califernia Sherry, - - California Muscat, - - 200 80 California Angelica,- - 2.00 50 Sweet Catawba, - - - 180, 40 Sweet Catawba, -- - LOD 4) Dry Catawba, - - - - 160 49 Native Por, «o- - - (LOO... Native Port, - - - = 180 Native Sherry, - - ° 180 Native Sherry, -. - - 100 Concord, per doz, $3.25, ...... Cherry, very fine, - - 280 Sandeman’s Pure Juice Port, 3.00 Alicante, imparted, - - 5.00 Madeira, imported, - - 6.00 Dulf Gordon Sherry, - -° 300 | Dull Gordon Sherry, - 4.00 | Duff Gorden Sherry,- - 5.00 Helsea'77 Whisky, -, 3.00 Nelson "74 Whisky - - 4.50 Oscar Pepper "75 Whisky, 4:50 Seoteh Whisky, imparted, 6.00 Irish Whisky, imported - ...... Califernia Cognac Brandy, 4.00 Penet Castilian '72 Brandy, 6.00 Cook's impe'l Champagne, gts, 14.00 Cook's Impe’l Champagne, pts 16.00 Sole Agents in Chicago for CHAS. FARRE Champagnes, RIHEIMS. 125 150 128 iE 125 135 180 180 00 180 We do not handle Cut, Mixed, or Compounded Goods. 110 & 112 Madison-st. i JAPA Goo ; Fine Arita and Imperial Nankin VASES, ' a4 and 30 Inches High, $50 a Pair, usual price S100 a Pair. Kloto Ware 25 Per Cent Discount, Bargain Tables, 5, 10, 13. 20, 95 ets. i ted articles suitable for Christmas-Troe Hans- Pea Slee Monkeys. Ducas, Magnetic Fish. Tops, Chinese Junks und Siintuture Figures, Vases, etc. “FIRST JAPANESE CURIO,” Nos. 6 and 8 Central Music-Hall, John A. Spooner, Agt., ‘TAL CHRIST- ea Parasols. Far Placyuesy Wai : early all of wuich are HAMKE and NOT DUPLI- os w invoice of litle Chi unfiower. Butterdy. etc. The COUGHS, SCATTERS all TRADE MARK. CAUTION! "The wonderful achievements and sccess of Hnte's Meney of Horehound aud Tar has caused tha innue of counterfelts and decep- tive and dangcreus mixtures bear Ing parts ef Its compound name er Trade-Mark device. Tie, not de- | cetved by these vile subterfuces, but | fr | Obtain“ Male’s Honey of More} couch, | bound and Tar” bu ts fullname 2 and alsa observe the above EXACT Trade Mark device on the wranper gredients action. enclesing each bottle, wil none ts genuine, ‘ For Sale by all Druguists. : B 100 nose Figures, Flowor | , The Honey Our selections of fine goods for this, season’ have been large and particularly choice. We can please customers who desire Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, ‘Silverware, For- eign Clocks, and Ornamental Goods of the best quality and design. TRASK, ROWE & CO, Jewelers, Diamond Dealers, and Importers, . 105 State street. TIFFANY & CO, UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK, Have completed their prepara- tions for the approaching Holi- days, and suggest that au early examination of their stock will enable purchasers to secure the choicest selections, and escape the crowds unavoidable later in the month. Until Christmas the estab- lishment, will be kept open in the | evenings. COCOA. @EATEFUL-COMFORTING. Epps’ Cocoa. BREAKFAST. “Br & thoronth knowledze of the natural laws which Kovetn pho operations of digestion and iN nl application of the tne ( Chcoa, Sir. Epps has pro- with n dellcately-fayored, re us muny heary doctors! articfes of dtat properties of Ww: vided our break! beverage which may civ Bills. Its bs the Judi ewradually built up upwl strong enough 10 reaist_every tendency to dixeasa, Hundreds of subtle maiadies are fuatig around as, ready to atiack wherever there isa weak point, We mar escape many a fatal shaft by keeping uursolves well turifed with pure blend and i properly nour ishod frame." —Civil Service Garet Hold in uns (only 34-1D. and 1b, kabeled, Homeopathic Chen{-ta, London, Bag. Also, makers of Epps’ Chocolate Ese sence, for afternoon use. STATUARY, s tae of suci ° FOR CHRISTMAS! : Choice ae PARIAN STATUARY. Rogers’ * GROUPS OF STATUARY. ‘J.J. WEST,, 245 WABASH-AV. BUSIN | LES! erution; no pi Sa unteed. 1 t udp. i THOS. SADLER, (-AT-LAW,- SHICA J 6F—— HOREROUND & TAR! Great National Specific for the Speedy Cure of COLDS, INFLUENZA, SORE THROATS) LUNG ard all BRONCHIAL CCiMPLAINTS. ofthe Plant Jerehound sooTurs ary irritations and inflammations, and the Ta@ [Balm Abies Balsamea C1-EANSES and HFALS the throat ard air passages leading to the lungs. keep the organs cool, moist, Five additional ine and in bealthfub e ‘A Cough may be fitly termed the preliminary stage of Consumption, jamalady ef which HALE’S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR is the surest knewn preventive. Therefare, delay net 2 momeat t@ take this CERTAIN SPECIFIC. CHILDREN derive great benefit its seothing properties, when suffering with Croup and Whooping PRICES: 50c, and $1. Large Bize Cheapest. C.N. CRITTENTON, Sole Prop’r, New York. PIKE’S TOOTHACHE DROPS ares CURE IN ONE MINUTE. . '