Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1881, Page 15

BSfrosevess., ofasn a aerd eH eK ee o~ 8Snses wise 4, Kocalpts, Mee ety medinsccoe senskescucctes gr No, 2 whito, s70; s 4a) th iD HE area memedernty aupnly,iaetite demand: ns Brlcen Ati 4 Eiainenlon indicating am ndynnen oF baeoly ko wats instances soliers obtained Iso more than,aio Peete MME DORENUIOT AL OF thy ay horoea no grentor partof tho day's trading, inwever, wns Ream advnnea of lve, onmmon t ctioten tal Olin nt F100 1.80, and poor ta prime heavy Ale ore at aon days UF tly wok, wha. poor far tha provious daya Of tha. work, i tina yar gen vin, Wat had conraa med Inia 106 leno on prope . Hajo wero tupurted at Ektbasae aloe Rat ARCHOS. marta vero weomtwo sales Of extra’ Philadelphia cone nt 6 and B, HOG SALES." Ne Ar. Drier, a i ft rie 4s Bi, aun $5] 0, 4 a ae 4.00 PUTTER 405 4au) i, an 445) 25., 4a 4.45) BL, 45) 4B) TA 40 +3) et re 83) BA. ay pi bh, 42 4) BR, alu 4.8U) d., 400 4M) & eu 4m 4! 45 4.50) 1 a 4.8u) 5 a Bad id Vat cama nets A eae commun to Inte st Srna slight local ne uihoing” dommand, at tips ah por 500 Ibs fur poor to roalir chuloo qualities, ‘Tho Soiuwing aroves chanyod Handa: sfuner BALES, alte PrteetNo, de. Pree, it th 9.18) ‘ga His TAS AS. On raat) 4 ce St) . NW YOuUK. 2 YORI, Jan, L—DRRVEt—Nocolpts, 1,60} about wearslonds gts. dus tonday pot inate Tats uur; prices a telile Lotter thin Wadnosday, and pons Hegred bofore midday: Ory noo to mouLure reettees G@iszey faleto wuod, Wnelloy prline and extra, Herel toy exporturs used UW fat steora ut 1Ug@II}40; no iire- sulk orfrosiemmeat exports to-day, Uut ateamors nurrow take out SAW quurtors Loot, WO enrcasau Tinttun, 0) dressed fons, live cattle: Hecolpta, Gil marlon barely stony in the ine. clusing Wonks eoep ranged at ser fesriuaa ‘nt Onto’ wethers, wvoraulug 18 Ibs at fo; famnb BWike-locolpta, 6000s live hogs dull at t50088.40 por 10) fs, aT. LOUIS. BUEKP—Itecolpts, Gl ATTLR—Active but not Irn svoors, 120 to Trad St, LOvIA, Mo, Jan. %—4 notably lghort maainhy tht Tetrateh Buld readily at § AU; ono lot, avarauing TOW) Ibs, but not xtrigtly choice, suid at Rut butchors’ skoors Searcy: Fanee, Bakelvh good to chulcy cows nd holterg, SUK LO; roculpts, Wr whipnianta, sue rhobirongy oud demunds good lo chivice niat- tons, #4.uv43.001 chujen to fancy miiluplng, 6th Hoge —iiauory Yorks, wid Hinielmords. €15t4t0; TU hebeoipis ba heads alnpmnonts, S00 nena. KANSAS OITY, , ch to The Chicago Tribune, A. Seats Moe Jan, %—Tho Price Current ro- .R—Nocolots, $731 Ahipmonta, 170; mnrkot sista Halieoantonorm RetcE dr Nutty Bulektee ed Toeuurs, #2 0G io notivo cows, 6.2060; Lalt-Lreods, aR, : —Recelpte 20% shipments, nono; markat arin eh otegce! Boe cabs Hate shipping aud taxol pase fi, saxon. ALTANT. ALDANY, Jan, 7,—-CATTLE—Reooipts, 4,30 lust weoks 2.2%, ‘against 4 TUnbEy "priced ‘uous ind rannd nr fant 4 Mewk, the range "uolng #00000, ‘Must sales 58 ithe S013—Nooolpts, 17,400, of 3.900 mora Hert aaikee eater acer ae baotdar pri ro tNer inmbrncerosr’ Iie iuqatey1 Tange, b4@io for conimon {0 axtra, CINCINNATI. adie CINCINNATI Jan. L—Il0Gs—A ctive, Orm, an she eri common, $4. 4.45% light, $4582.75; packing, $41.75 Ghuiy Ditalins mateo : INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan, 7.—Hogs—Bteady; $1.00 45. Udvcel pee, aay eipmonta, WA BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN, Special Dispatch to Tha Chteago Tribune, HavEnpoot, Jan, %=11:0 a. m.—FLOuR—No, 1, 126; 0. %, Day GuAIN—Wheat—Wintor, No. 1,08 10ds No. 29s dy spring, No. 1, ¥s $4; Na. 2, 88 Cdy white, No. 1, 98 10d; No, 2, Yay club, Nu, b 103 005 No, 2, Da Bd. 1ONE—Pork, Oe, Lard, de, Livgnroor, Jan, 7-3 p. m.—Pork—Primo. moss Fnstern dull at Ws; prime moss Weatorn dull nt U2 Beot—Extra India mesa steady at We; primo men dull at ifs, Lard—Prima Wostern firmior nt 4s vd. Whent=Spring No, 2 steady nt ts Td; No, 1 white stondy at fw 7d; wintor stoady at 0s 8d for now Wost- orn, and ts i for now Southern. Corn—Mizod steady nb bs bd, «1 ASTWERM, Jan, 7, -PETHOLBUM—25i6f, - cep __ JIVERPOOL, Jan. TKvening. COTTON — Easlor; ‘P1G67-1c4, Salus, 10,000 bales; speautation and export, LW; American, 8,501, * Me HuEADSTUPrA—Quiot but. stondy, axcop} corn, which is firmor; now Woatorn mixed, 58 5d. PRTROLEUM—Motned, HY. JAnb~American, 78, YARNS AND VAUliICE~At Manshostor steady, LONDON, Jan, 2—TORPENTINY—Spirita, M3 Ud. Hee followlag wero rocolved by the Chicago Hoard of Trada? a pat rathige Gd nnd red wintor i. Whoat, study nt tho decline, ‘To reves Wheat ‘and cori art Gd. i Sn Od, we quick nnd wendy. AtGM, Hocetute of whont into Atyorpos) durlig, ky GHUY contals, of which JshW0 Wore MANK LANE—Whoat steudy, Corny nob Country tunrkots standy, USDON, Jun, T—IAVEROOLWhont gwlet and dy. Corn iiriner ab Gy bd. MAK 1Nt swady. Cor quivt. 1008 Off co: demand ‘and stuudy; fair aveinto No. 2 spring, 431 fatr avorayo rad winter, 44, ad, Carn quioks Cargous on parayo—Whoatwlow, Country markols tor wlioat =Eoyllab and Frenoh tirmor, ; NEW YORK. Nw Your, Jan. %—CoTron—Quiot at 1291240; Maturos firm; January, 11.90; “Fobruary, I2.ile¢ March, 12.2303 Apri, 12420; May, 12.560; Juno, 12.000 July, Tos August, 128, FLoun—Stoudys prices without decided chango: Tecalpts, 2,00) brls; exports, 37,000'brls, GRAIN—Whoat lem: rocolpte, 61,0 ‘bu; oxporta 192,000 bur unuradod spring, SLU@LU: ungraded, tod, #10@LII6; No. J do, SLIM@lI5; atonmor du, $110; No. 2 do, #1034 In stora, $1,171.18 uttoaty No, Lrod, $.2G1.25; ungraded white, $1.1391,10; No. 3 Tdo, $Litr No, 1 do, $LiSeLW; stonmor, $1.11 No. °° rod, Jauunry. $1041.17: Wobruary, HOI: March, SLACBLIKS April, B26) May, H71O1256. ‘Corn fairly “netlve and ® highors — racelp 000 bu: “exports, Bl. Seta naraeth ti it No. 3, 5325940; stoamor, ies No. d old, Golda in store; da new, SS@35iéct No. % January, 6) pebeu- arr Causey, Hata oaths Muy titalster Oats {Pelz active uid a shudo tutor; Fovolptsy UGA) buy Wostorn mixed, Guekigur white Wostorn, dase, 1A. fale slid market em} HULL Ki—Colfva qulot and unchanged. falrand murket tira, busluess oh ness uf holders: fair to woud reuning, 7 lt Ho. Mulosie tinny Now Urloans, Besta Mico Unitod, 540; warket tirm, ‘Dull and nominal; SW thraland Maestro; otaseas: as ‘i 5 reais Srealy and unchanwed, °F OE IG08-160 ARE heady anc Lurene: aa 0 ‘ork fro and falr Sepsis (0; now moss, sr1.0y r sures oid aes ds thels ou; March, FtLsOwleai vor quiat but aris Cut mente stronger: iovy clear middlos, 1140; shack PegiGs, Pare etrongur wud nighers prime sioam, Wurran—steady, at 124@76, Cuxeae—Sirm, at log 60. BALTIMORG, s Rarritone, Jan. 1—FLoun—Viem and more act- {yer Western sapere $3.5024.00; do extra, $1.25¢5.0); do family, w.25a8, GuaIN—Whoat—Westorn hizhor and strong: No. 2 Western winter red, apot and January, at $1.14O ‘W165 February, €1.175¢61,.18; ‘March, $1.19(@1.0, Corn ~Weatorn trmor; Woeatern mixod, spot, B34 aT HxwsoMer February, &4@S0; steatner, eG ed, 1 Januar: Did, Oats trimer; Woatern white, 42450; do mix Mute, Myo dull at HLUGL02, HAY—Virmy prime to cholee Ponnsytvania, 1.00 2.0) per ton, Puovitoxs—Dull bu Hulk men: Mere, Gey jendy, Moss pork, 1289 aide" peeked, tore, asa R Hetined! ugar rib aides, 6e., ams, b@lUa, Seer aU primo to cholco Wostorn pacuad, IT Eeod— shu Mir] fresh, RGo} Imad, as@uTo, tzA~Coltue onstor, with Agate damands Ito 2 ZA—Coltey ot inary WO fair, MN jugar strong; 10) par stoanier quict, eee maou 1 cotton, ply sues ‘BZN but corn, rm Tathisibur eb, BSE, ss LOUISVILLE, IL1¥, Jan. T—CoTtoN—Weaks Hike, F LOUK—Qulots oxtra, 13254350; oxtra family, 6475 G12; A No. 1, 65.045.) choice fancy, KLUGLEL (Wain-—Whuat duili $60. Corn steady No.2 white, he Drgpery ie Gateto fair demand; Nu, 2 white, n . Por a pinta fale dg gan prld teat cen sia eats tote! Hamessuc vedi oo ot Aer ——— Willa y=dueudy wef PIULADELPHTA, PUILADELPULA, Pa, Jan, .-¥LOUB—Dullt West- By ern extras, $4.00; Mlunesota extras, 6.008600; Ubio oxy bras, $3050.15; Ht Louls fancy, 12501 Minnosots pat- BLIGE ary, GLI bid, §Litdy Asked; Maroh, #119} bid, tf fall molxed, January b2y40 bi F a ty, Mo Lid, Blo naked: March, 610 bid naked, Uefa domnnas Not rein Wee fl Tao ties 41401 No. duo, shea gay rajnaad do, 43 Heat, meas, HSM India i \ "rina SArAD ON katt, 1 Gadh, ee a Burret ul’ and tending downwards creamery, Ortra, S24ites de youd chulee, 24 MNet Now York Htate'and Beadtont County, Ponnnylenning extear 8. FEVTS tirklne, ez) Wostorn [tesarva, axtene, do good to chotea, 1c ‘ I nnd lowar; Xavier held tote, m@3sat Tit —Nomin = atest A aa iene 000 buy corn, Anu Bus ont, I Bigs re MIME SN BS MAPRENTS—W boat, 10,000 bu. NEW ORLEANS. New ORLPANS, Jan. Z—KLOUR—Quiett auperiing, B30G3.781 XX, W400EdS; XXX, 4.280000) high wenden, H.8734@6,00, UtAIN=Corn quiet and wonks 6U@60c. Onts Armory COUN-MRAT—Dull and nomtnnly held nb &25, qdla¥-Eealory primo, #2200421.00; choleo, (25000 400, Viovtatoxs—Vork quiet and woaks old, $12.75013.00; now, #1423 Lord stundys torca, 814040; kog, U40. Hulk moats quiaty shouldars tuoso, $1.25; packod, €1.80; clear rib, loons. GHor packad, Gy¢@ior clone, To. acon quioty shoulders, $5.80: clear rib, Be; clear, Seas'{c, Inma—Hugar-cured quiot and stondys can- vassu, YE@lil{o, Witiaity—Stondyt Wonton rectified, #1.1021.18, QuoceitKs—Como quiet and wonks Ito cargoes, common to gond, BYGISe. Sugar in neod demund at Fut prices Sonate oie ong aaNet Me ange tate $a fay fate tg ec} primo to vhaice, Afar miow solnetfedts 4 nino’, bas on My Uinary ta chute aige8i¢o. ’ Bieaw—nnay 8T. LOUIS, Jan, %=FLonn—A shade hottors XX, 4 $L2088.40; family, H1.00G4.75; chotca to fancy, B.85R5.00, GRAIN—Wheat highor, and fairly netlvo: No.2 rod, SLOOMGL0L cunts $1.UU January; SLOMGLON Feb~ Fuaryt M.0U4PLIO3( Marchs $1.07 Aprliy §L01%¢ 21.0996 May} No. 3 do, Wo bids No, 4 do, Uo bld. Corn thor at kaso cash: Meee Jnnunry; BEA Ba Vobrunrys Kia Mnrehy 40 April silt GAligo May, Osta highor at W¢@o cash; HKGIKA Vobruary; BYGi0 Muy, Nye higher ot sie. Larluy ‘unchanitod. LAD—Dull at Aa, AUTTEN—Unchunsed, Eaas—Lowoe at Wriricy—Firmor at lel. 9 PROVIsIONS—Stoas pork strongor und slow at £12.75 January: £12.10 bid Fobrunry, Dry snl nals neon mow aad sUauiLth Hacon blo} . Lnrd bOttOr AL $39.45280, “Bone aul ular witent, 1100 bus eorn, Minenesay-Koured Obes sheet fom buy corn, 40W bu; oats, nonoy fyo, nous; Darley, 200 bu BOSTON. Toston, Jan. 7—Fiotn=Dults Western suporfino, $3.50 1.00; common oxtrns,$1.0004.601 Wisconnin extras, BOK Minnesota do, #00450; wintor whan Oblo tnd AMlohigan, $6.2535,t0; Indiana, $5.8006.25; Bt. Loula and Illinois, 6.00; spring whoat patents, 1016G8.00; wintor do, €L0G801, GUAIN~Corn qulots fn ruvdaratodoniand; now, 68 Ao; SU Rae. Onts drm; No. 2 and oxtra bar xt No, 2 white, No, 2 ry a a “HS MEUM Em cromenen mote i icy ‘estern 1 BGBa; gholee lndic-packnd, Migze; commun and noud, KGGH—Wostorn, frosh, Site. bist a Klour, a d AW brie, L000 sacks} corn, bys mhoat 6000 bit Om, Td bu, SKY Gory Bho00 BUIPMRNTS—Flour, bri CINCINNATI. CINCINNATE, Jan, 7.~CuTTux—steady at ike FLoun—Firmor; famlly, $1.70@6(0; fancy, changed, GUAIN—Wheat senreo and firm; No. 2 rod, $1.07. Corn henry; No. 2 intxod, shiGte. Oats atrongort No.2 mixed, Se. Rye dull and lowers No. 2, Katie. larloy in Kood ay Ne H, 840 PROVISIONS-Pork dull and poulnals $1800. Lard strovg and bighor nt (30385. Bulk mente in tule detnand: shoutilors, 4c clunr rib, tc. ‘Bacon quiots aE ce RR HuTTEM—Qulets choice Wostorn Rosorve, 22a) choice: ‘Caniset ‘Ohio, 1seVe. . bs y TOLEDO. Toreno, 0. Jan. 7.—GuAtn—Whoat stondy; No, 1 whita Michigan, 1.014; ambor, 3106 Nu, 2 red Wabosh, spot, 31.0034) Fotiruury, $1,055: March, SLUT} une April, HLS; Bas, B11 No, i red, feuger No, dict ‘Stay, edger regboturd, Wren sts Suet woe efurad, Suga, Guts quick: No. Sod. Cho Hramamoth, #01 pelingy Berd: Ditesenn Hoon tian, Crosnp—Whent quioty No.2 red, spot, 1.011 Fobrus Fy ELA Mireti cH a aT 1U5§. HECKIVIS—Whout, d,Q0 bu; corn, UF OUts, TE TieNTY—Wheat, 34000 bus corn, 14000 bus oats, 2.00) bu MILWAUKE : MiawauRee, Jan. 7.—-FLoun—Firmly hal GRAIN—Whoat qulut; No. 1 hard, nominal; No. % Wi¢o January; V0 Fobrunry; 0640 March; No. 3, Be} No, 4 7c. Corn castor: No. 2, tufée. Onta scaroct No, % 030, Iyoatronyor; No. 1, 70, Barloy strony ery No, 2 spring, Bie, PnovisiONs~Stose pork, #12,50 cash fee Fone ‘ary. Lard, @0 cash and January; ‘Frode Hignors tevgut, : 1 te ceiza—~Plowr, ‘TOW bris; whost, 24,000 bu; oats, HUIHESENTE—Whont, 6000 bu; corn, 700 but onte, 8,0 bus hoe ws RIA. PEORIA, I. Jan, 71—ONAIN—Corn steady; now high mixed and. mized, A5}g9%57x{c, Vats tiemy No.F Whito, HH@W4e, Nye quiot; No.2, W4Bile, prea dea g ot Sith sian 14, iy YTB—W heat, 1445 bu; ¢o1 },200 bu; oats, 16,- tout ryeri ial hay tarloy i Bisse he ont, ui ButeaeNTH—W, Hy corn, 10,400 buy oat 29,608 bus rye, BON bul burloylow ba, > PAE ont ene KANSAS CITY, Speetat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune. KAanwas Orry, Mo, Jan, Z~The Pries Ourrent rover: 4 GRAIN AWhont—Mecoinin 47 but shipments 18.22 b ier 4 Tey TKO Yo. ae cosh, gay anny, oh gh yon athe iat atunty, ic. CornHluculite, Gus” his phipnfontsy ‘Zuby buy army Novd, caahs Vsicr January, BUFFALO, be BUFFALO, N.Y Jan. L—GHatN—Wheat nominalt nosalos. Corn—Guod domand for focat tradot 30 cars now on traok at 4c. Ontu quiots 1 car mixed at #0 on track, “Ityo und burtuy Involve, DETROIL. DETNOTT, Jan, 7.—FLOUR—$1,7508.00. GUAIN—Whent—No, 1, $1.04; No.2, 70) No, Jrad, $1.02 bid. . Recmires—Whont, 15.00 bu, BSULPHENTS—W heat, 13,00) bit : INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANAPOLIS, Indy Jan, %.—GRAIN — Wheat Ormy No, 2 rod, 1.06101 Corn stendys Baesaigo, Onte steady; UIC, é OSWEGO. Oswrau, Jan. %-GRAIN—Whoat nominally un- changod. Corn quiet; Western mixod, 870, corron, New Yonk, Jan, 7—CoTron—Not recolpts nt att Unitod status ports during tho wook, 112,00 bules} Jast year, 148,600; tutnl recolpts at ntl United states porta to dato, 3,352.00; Inst yonr, 438,00): exports front all United States ports for the wook, 155,400; Inst yoar, 85,00; total oxports from all United States purts to data, 2116.00; lust yoar, 1,710,0; stuck atall United States ports, CAs lust your, VLU; wtock at oll Ins torlor towng, 177,00; Inat- yanr, 20600; atock nt Llvors Hoh, (avML Inst dour, SHAM) “atuck ut Aimurienn afloat tur Grout Urlia UUs inal year, 215,00, Jaivenvaor, Jan, ‘ON—Buluw Uf thy wool, nuleay Anarical Ws BpooUlators took 2 of whlch oxpurters tu: mi turwardod frou pide diract to. spina f Autor ay Ut otal total revolpts, WU; Ky Silay Anarlauny bay ainouneudoaty AN, Naw Glitad, Jan, 7,~Cortox—in wood domand: and firnat middliiu, Weer tow iidditines Hey good or inary, lugger net iuesibta, Fut Gull ure exports ta droat liritain’ ghdy antes, S00 3a wool nab suuclts, HNKG} wrone, U7, to Uroae diatuin, lou to the Uantnent, wlso, 7805; sales anus © ais woon, PIULADELPIEA, Jan, t—Woot—Quiet but scarce; Ohlo, Fonusylyania, and West Virginin XX and above, Pawes oxtra, Tao; modium, L210; conrse, {3c} Now York, Michiguty, 1udiana, and Wostern tine, aa 1 medium, 4800; cosrve, sudio; wautiod, cumb- tn ang unwusticd dy, dolsing, todo) Ble seuy UNEON, Jun. Tor Ont id Bonne sylvanias'¢h ths T= AV Ol Gutoty,, Ont ant eaten ‘Michi rH combing’ and ‘duiainu, deubsey pulled, vidios DRY Goons, New You, Jan, %.~Vusinoss continues quict at backing housos and Jobbing tradu dutts cotton goods palat aed Seas Mahe prints moro souybt for by early xipghams, lawns, un te SAE ncaa Spas ane Panes daa ——— * i] ND, O., Jan, 7.—-PeruoLaua | Standard white, 110 test, 1iNjo, Hae Vas eneet Pirranprs, Jan, MA rho Va crado, AGRA aly? oe ee de TURPENTINE, Wituinatos, Jon, T-Seuitrs . Tuuparine— asdic. Ry Tho’ Rov, Jonath Editura Home Journ Flashers Altubet. In Braguo's of the Anierican Pulpit Je, a awe id neal {s,un uccount of u plonicor in” fonctlo reform. Jdnatban Fisher wus born in Now firatunen Musy., Oct, 7, 1168, aon of Jonathan F. Fluherund Cutherino Avery, Ho entered Harvard Colleye fu 1p; graduated with one of tho trat honors; wua a student in French and in Hobrew, and rus muthed at Cambridge two yeury uftor graduus Yon, While there be preuured 6 nlosaticul alfabet, udapted to the English fangs Ty “whieh ouch letter ‘in ail Souses russe o1 only, and which cault’ bo don. veolently used In w: this mothod rity. To Sp apelling: ho uttached a wystom of stencyraty, Wg alfubet, ta 1823, hemakes the fullowliy statorantl os with tho stonoy ton moro than 2400. Resinons. ‘Chia nlfaoly. by rejocting puperititons letters, aares dhol one page Ineeven. The stenografy which avon hes camo fatoiiiar tome, baa anved me about bt the paper and half the timo tn writing my sere mons.” The nuyroetto raving of time and Inoncy fn forty yenra was no sinall item; Int that thio ft mist have saved him imere than threo yeara. Fee ied in Rat fa sonnet Cats Ho was min rosident of Hus Mneq, een eres Winntast By Horcoune, VOICE Of THE PEOPLE, Warm tho StreeteCara, To the Editor of Tre Chteaga ‘Tribune. Cutcsago, Jun. —While 1 am stilt able to be propped up in bod for a fow minutes, let ine muko ono kindly suggestion for the benoit of thousands of your readers, My lungs wero weak, but my xoneral hentth was good, until two weeks nyo, when I rodo to my office Inu strect-aar and gut 1 torrible cold, and now within another fortnight my body will be under tho ground, In other’ citics,—Columbus, 0, Btrvet-curs aru wirmodl by a ainail stove i the front left-hand aside ef the enr. Jt costs tha fompany but a triflo,and makes overy ond cun- ‘ortuble, 1 presumo sovernt hundred porsons havo enught their death in Colengo sie winter by riding In thosg cold cara. ‘My pilysléluns siy that Famone of them. 1 beseech yon to compel a roform In this matter for the anke of othors. JAMc# RILEY, Jubneon pluce, “In tho accompanying alfabet, to it, Phin for one—the Our Conant at Cadiz. Th the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Mitwaurrk, Inu. d.—Tho President tins ree cently sent to tho Sonnte the name of Biducy W. Cooper aa Consul to Cadlz, and indoiny so has Very muoh nstontshed tho friends of Civil-Serv- {eo reform In thia city. ‘This man’s character was fully ventlinted Inst sttminer by one of our most prominent and re- Apacted nttorneys In published interviews in the News, and we atl know that “Col. Cooper will disgraco this or any othor country which he rep- resents, Why, therofore, fs be nominated, and by whose Intluenco? e While ho {9 credited to New York, wo aro in- clined to telleve tis vomination {3 duc to a Mil- waukeo gentleman now practicing Iaw in Wash- ington, Bue whitover may havo been tho causo of bia nomination, what course will our Senntors take ng to his contirmation? Mr. Carpenter knows him woll, and Ja un intimate friend of the fame ly. Unteas Tur TrruNe or some other prominent paper Vontilited tho matter, our silver-tongued orator iniy ailow tho flerco nnd warlike “Cal- ouvi” to allp In for reasons of his own. J, Binver, 44 Poplar street, Corners and Speculation. ‘Ty the Faltor of The CAtcago Tribune, CutcAco, Jan. 7—Wendelt Phillips, in hls Leautiful. lecturo on tho “ Lost Arts,” tells us thatevorything wo havo to-day nlrondy existed thousands of years ago. Each season he adds sone new discovery to his lecture on tho nbove- named subject, and in bis next muy tell us that “mothers-in-law"* worons great a terror twenty cvunturics ngons thoy aru at tho present da: for Juvenil telts us that domestle huppiness ts hopeless while thore {a A mothor-in-law tu the family, which leads ong to suppose that tho re- nowuod satirist may bave been alllicted in that particular way bimsolf. Wo, In this high noon of tho ninctcenth-century avilization, have even beon led to bellove that “corners and specula- ton" were modern contrivances, but it sects that thoy aro nothing now, for Aristotle tells obstruct our present dralnage by a feoder at Buronit may ratto an interesting al gu tlon, Itis further tobe hoped that our Repre- sentatives at Springteld will be on the alurt to. fitly eburacterize this or any texisintion infmicat to the welfare of Chicaxn, C, BB. Canten, » Tho ‘Kwo Georges, To the Editor of The Crteago Tribune, CiicaaoJan. 7.—Tho “ Chvil-Servieo teform"” wing of tho Republicun party must be in strait- ened circumstances whon Georgo Willlnin Cur- tla adviees & contition with George Hf. Pendieton and tha Rebol Congress In order to tte the hands of vn Iteputiican Prealdent-olect. It Is itko Louis XVUI. keeping door of the Jncobin Chub--n bite te Incongruous; but in Umos of xrent peritinen resort to strange devices. Just now the danger that Republenntsm will gain tho ascendoncy In tho Republlo—that the majority will rule—le bo- coming 20 Imminent that the two “geritlemen Qvorges” Iny tholr wise heads together, forgat- Ung, for thp nonce, that “long-standing differ ence of opinion about a nation vs, a jumblo of nations ted, ko crooked sticks, in no btitndle, And ecourad by a tow-string, and will unite on tho more important issue of forcing Prealdent Garfield to make terms with tho defeated party, Mr. Curtis cannot trust tho incoming Preal+ dent with the patronage placed in bis hands by the Constitution—enunot trust tho [opresontatives just elected by tho People,—nay, cannot trust the people to Instruct those Representattves as to who shall servo thom in tho varlous ollices of tholr various districts, Very fow of tho neopla uudorstand Greek, and how should thoy know who should revolve and distribute thelr matlh? Now, both Georgo I. 2, and Goorna W. C.are acholara and gentlemen! George H. P. bas all the Urigadicra ft his back, and thoy aroall gentlemen! Thos entiemen know, af course, just who shottld bo Bostinnster it every city, town. and village, and fro quite willing to give the ungentie portion of the ruce tho banellt of their Renz training, and todeeide for them who shall hotd the offices of tho land, ‘To render this service toan altlicted and benigtitent world they muat be quick, for, alual thelr time ja shorty and if they donot clutch tuo moments as they fly wo shatl be loft 4o tho rule of the mujority. Prestdent Gurteld will be left to work his own wild will unre- strained by 9 Confederate Congress, and thon} But who can tmagine whut then? ‘Yo prevent tho avil, the two Georges propos to crenty n new sut of officers, to by paid out of tho public funds, whose Suty ft shail he to pres sido oyor the President. They aro modest, aro thege Georses; nnd Gearga Second proposes thit Georgo Firat hull consent that the rules thoy may lay dawn tor regulating the Presidontial life night “require the upproyul of the Execu- tve"!” How can thoy ao fir forget their lofty tniaston ud to have a8 net Of Congress subject to Executive approval? But, probably, the rules of which Mr. Curtis speaks nre not the pro- vistons of tho bill creating his connission, but those to be made by this Third House, impro- vised ty goo that the other two fouses do tholr duty, 18 well 3 so maniyo the Presttent, In whieh ense this Third House would, of course, be welaw unto itself, Anothdr point on which George Second diffora from George First is ne to whether tho Preal- dent shall bo compelled, by his guardians, to appoint one particular person to ench office, or whethor he shall be allowed to solect one of tl jeorge Hirat proposed tocompel him to is i rea, appoint "su tho preciso order of. merit,” as de- vided by hie Third House, the Vory one,only, min who It shall dealgnate; while George Sec- ‘one suggests, mfldiy,thut it might be better for it to choose tivo alternatives and Iet his Excellency take tho cholvo of threo! For tho hint of such unmerited mer- ey let us one and alt give thinks! As to that old Constitution which requires the President to choose hig own advisers snd ngstet- nuts, leaving him tho whole inale population from whont to chose, we will ret so much of It hside for tho pregont, {n this hour of threatened distruction. and commit oursetves to the to loyal Georgos, whom a beneficent Providonco that oven philsophers got up corners | ins raleed up for our salvation, aud speculated largely in his days | No doubt wo ehull “be saved from ovor two thousand years ayo, dust thinkorit! | this dreadfut majority rule: for Gotting up big corners it pork, Wheat, or corn in clusste Grocus. It sueins hardly orodible the Greeks desconded to auch ploboinn pursuits; but such Js the fact, for Arigtotlosays that “Thies, tho Milesian.a noted philosopher,—wbomn men re vilod for bla poverty,—us if tho study of phi- losophy was usolosd, while yet it wae whiter, Percolving by bis skill in astrology that there would be plenty of ollves that rear, boneitt up all tho oll-preases thut wore fu Milotug and Chins uta very low price, so that when tho senson came for making oll, they of course belng in great demand, he sold thom for what terms hie plenged, and inado a tnrge sum of monoy there~ y.”" Jn other words, ‘Tbales bought a bona and bulled the market, showing us that there wore oven “bulls and bears” in those times, But philosophers, ns wo know, uro not usually: ofa sordid turn of inind, and Shales merely wished to convince those who reviled him of tho ‘antages of wisdom aad a practleal knowledge of these matters, and at the samo tino oxtlbie ing the great vaguelty and toreslght that are bo neveasnry to nuke A suecess In if fatrs of this kind, not that he cared for grent woulth In itself, but aa nn iituetration that the Vory wisu could bo rich if thoy chose, ‘Thon Aguin wo ure told that™Thoro was n cor- tatn porson in Stelly who laid opta largo gum of money which wis deposited In his hands”’—by Bome dim Keone or Jay Goutdof that tine prab- ably—* in buytug up all the fron-works In that country, 80 that when dealers In that cnumod- ity wanted to purchase no one hud any to sell but himself: and though to put no great ad- yanco upan tho iron, yet when be invested titty tilonta he mude an bondrad.” Huth of these exemplos ‘show extremo foros aight, and that a ponbnely of anything goner+ ally turns out to be very lucrative, Thoy Miustrato in the nicest ‘degree that important question fn political economy of supply and demand, At tho sume thine Atis- totie ts ondouvoriug to show the oxtromio {m- portance of politicians and statesinen under- standing and using arent foresight and skill {1 the urt of potltica and government; for ft Is of this subject he ts trentlug. He tolls us that men in his day and Plato's timo confined thensulves to tho study of politics, and especially to tho rovinco of finiinee and ralsing money for tho Stute alone; proving that the pouliticinns of thoso days were rathor supertor to thosy of these. degenerate times, Thoy were avery way quall- fed te govern and manage affairs of public cone cern, Evasion, Canal Drainage, To the Editer of Ths Chicago Tribune, Ci0Aco, Jan, 7—In yosterday's dispatches Mr. D, 0, Joano, Stute Engineer, dovelops his plen and eatimate for “tho conatruction of a feodcr connecting the Dosplaincs Htiver with the canal ut o point bolow the guard look. at Buumnit." Totho unthinking this proposition would toarcely attract attention; but the trua aninus of tho imatter appears in tho concluding paragraph of tho dispatch, Mr, Jenne reports that tho feeder will puri- fy tho canal and the IMnols Iver, At tho samo timo it will compel tho City of Chtcngo to make somo different disposition of- ftaofal. Horo wo baye a brand now chapter in the history of State supervision, and opposition to the uso of the canal for druinago purposes, ‘Tho fuct {8 now apparent thut tho entiro canul munnyomont is longucd nyulnst Chlengo in this rospoct, and that {t is now proposed to cut off tha temporary rellof which wo now have bya feeder from tho Deapiaines Iiver near Summit, which will, If Innugurated, effectually close the canal to any drainage from tho Chiengo River, Now, when wo roflect thit thie clty is practically — dobarrod from any plin of qnin drainsgo oxcept that already in operation through tho Iiiinote & Michigan Conul, thou the outrage sought to be porpus tratad by tho Canal Comutssionorsin pricticutt cloaing that outict stands uut with undesirable Prouiinonce, But for. suo {neerutable reason, tho chiof city in the Stata, and tho mostim- portent commeroinl city on this Continent, bus Hoon wystomaticnily thivarted in her elfarts to. solve the question of all othors on which bor very life depond tof main dratunage, Asalroady suggested, wo tinve now in onefh- Hou u pion of ralnae the outlet of which {g through tho ditinois & | Michimn Canal, debaucht into the = Desplaines Rivor at Lockport, With what an Hl grace, than, dass tho proposition como to put ina feeder at. Suinmit und thua ronder of no effoot the ays- tom of drainage devised and oxecuted oxpresaly for tha relief of Chicago! Since the tuception of the work, tho bonoiits of which we now approximately enjoy, Chicago. hag inerenxod about 200,0W In populition; and do this td somo explanation of tho fet tut the Prosont discharge of muin draluage js insuttle cient. Hut we cannot tose elght of tho fact that tho pr sont outlot Is in oporation, and needs only to be widenod and denpencd in ordor to acnd an inexhaustibio eupnly of fresh water tovursquoeamish friends {tn tho interior, Lake Michigan Ja tho true feedor; a fountain of lito and purity at our doors, and that needs only iho intetligent band of mun to bo Inid upon f¢ in ore dor to the accuimplisbment of this great eant- tary purpose, Aarelatod to this quostion, I appond a part of aprivalo letter from C.E. Carter, of Austin, Minn. the engineer under whose ‘suporyision the “deep cut” was mado, wit tg iny opinion tat tho canal contd bo widened go us to mnke it 160 feet wide to Lacks port, with tho bunks substantially protocted by & vertical wall, for tesa than ono-halt the cost of tho ‘main suwer recommend- ed by the Citizens’ Association Cominittev, dust think of oxcuvatiny. this ‘muln sower' to a depth of over forty feut through tho rock Hour tlons below Summit! it woutd cust five tines ap much to oxocaty workin tha sowor as It would 1 deniog the prosent canal. . bud | sald: Auda, be aball never sing for you Oh OF IBY Urlidinn! canal Rottebotncger Sekt | fasta eg ‘tut ‘tua focwurd buts make a closo Gathnaty on the amount of | notuttured a note, ‘This ineldont happened twa fxcayation required for a canal 180 feet wide, | Yours ayo, The only uncertain quantity there would bo about W would be tho umount of material thrown outon tho towpath side by former axe vavations, but that could bo closcly approxi- ated,’ . Aho Huld-bouks reforrod to by Mr. Carter nro the original surveys taken undur his own super> vision. They are now in tho Possession, of the city, and. tf thoy could bo sent tu bim, thon the gstimate which bo suggests might bo made at a inerely nominal ovat. , ie ‘Too proposidon of the cana! authorities to if one Bt George slew tho “dragon at old, how surely Bball our monster writhe in death agony when our two saints shall oross their spears In his body! Let no one bo dishenrted. ‘Iho two Gvorges, backed by a dying Rebel Congress, our out-volng “ Prosideht of the whole people, and tho magnamintty muntacs of tho. Hepublica party, will contrive tu tie the hands of our f gaint President, so that he cannot yive usa. Republican Administration In obedience to the verdlet of the people: but niust conutiine tho progent plan ofa half and half mixture of men of ull opinions trying to govern on ono plan, and in detlanco of the legally, expressed will of the people. JANE Gey Swissuetat, ——<—<— ILL-HEALTIE FROM HIUH HEELS, , *Weatlmony of n Physician, Will you kindly lot nie say a fow words on the consequences of the present fashion of high-heeled bouts and Shoes, and especiully of the unnatural situation of the fashionable heel ? ‘ Thave nt present under my care two se- rious eases of “sprained anklo,” solely arts- ing from thelr use, ‘Tlic parties tripped, and, losing their balance, wero unable to recover themselves without falling, which in the ona resulted in partin! Iageration of the Internal, and In tho other of tho external, Nenments of the ankle-jotnt, and both threaten to end In permanent partint disability. Again, abouta month sines, I was consulted respecting a young ludy, aged 10, whoso ym- rents were greatly alarined nt a supposed spl nal affection, under which thoy beliaved their daughter to be suffering. After an ordinary walk, but moro espectally after ascending the Alls In tho ‘locality, she experienced a dis- tressing feeling of natisea, and an amount of pain and heat over the dorsnt and lumbar re- klong, extonding inore or less through the whole lower extremities, and followed by an finountoft painful ‘wearlness that wholly dis- abled her for (nys after, the more muscular Darts boing painful on pressure. My profos- stonal knowledge of both parents and child pulded my dingnosis and prognosis of the case.. That the spine was all right, aud the means of cura simple, I felt no doubt. J ordered the boots she generally wore to. be brought to ime, and found the ‘heels rafsed two inches, tapering to the size of a shilling, and, to inake tuatters worse, fustent of cor- responding to the situntion of the natural heel, they Were situnted Immediately wider the nrcliof the foot. 1 recommended ‘rest In tho horizontal position for two or three days, and shoca with half-Inch soles, of thobreadth of the natural heel, and tho toes broad In pro- portion, to be substituted for those previous iy worn, ‘Fhe enre was complete. No nausen, no weariness, no Fan or discomfort, after a'fourmile walk, fave been exporl- ened since, In walking under tho previous condition avery, Intentlon of | nature—nanatomically spenking-—was frustiated, and tho symptoms complained of precisely those to be expected. Notouly were tho firmness of stop aud enso inowalkling lost, throngh the natural spring and muscular action: of the foot. being “des stroyetl, but every muscle whose tendon exe tended to the foot must have been nbuormal- ly atralned, the upright fosttion of the body preserved under dificuities, and the centre of gravity aut adjacent nerye-centres sorl- ously frritated—a ‘state of things which, L need not tell my professional brethron, If pervatunted fron: youth to womanhood, must Mevitubly end: In permanent misehfet of somo kind; and tha somer the voles of the brofeasion ts raised neninst such an absurd and pernicious practice, the better, Itcertainly does not redound .to the credit of our good senso or Intelligence ‘to seo li troduced or patronized what became n term of reproach to our ancestors a century slnca, Thomas LH, 8. Pullen, M, Dy in London Luncet, _ A Strong Canary Story, Elevated Rathway Journat, A lady friend of nurs (uurried) ia "tha Sor of a very handsome long-breod ganary, which was ralucd for her especial uso py her husband's half-brother. ‘This enchanting [ttle sgngster begullod the carly wintur morning and tho Hve-long summer's day with glorious mut> ody. One Tucaduy alternion tho pretty eruus turo was chocrily warbling tho swaotest musly, While aver: and anon he plumod ble wiuge and Plactdly gurveyed bls plewsaut surroundings— thon his merry tune. Our Indy friend wus one wowed on thia pirticutar afternoon, in conversa. ton with anothor lady friend with reference to. W bis volvo dress-suit in which A third luly frond bad sencutly ubpenred at chureb, Hotng wroully interested therein, tho singing of tho cannry vexed her exccediigiy, up turning suddenly eho impatiently exclaiuicd: “Ob! do wish you'd shut your ruuthi" Tho poor Ilttio bird stopped singing fnstantiy, and looked atour hidy friend with tho greatest nstoulsh+ nent, he secinud for a few seconds complotely stupolled, fuiling—na it Were—topomprebanil the rebuke th tho full meaning.” Recovering. ut Jeangth A momentary tranquillity, he apponred to realizo the altuawon, and, pausing 8 fuw weconds wa Jf dn deep rottection, te hopped sadly to the Jowest porch, and tn @ slow and: dignified rman- ner, with tho bitterest emphasis in ble voice, ho oo Unprenonnceable, Giiiladetphia Hultetin, . Ono of tho ableat Loudun vbotuists has recont- Jy made wn carnest protest against wuproc Hovgovable terms, und bis remarks gro cur. vastly indorsed by ono of the ‘professional jours nals? ‘Tho Chemical soulety of London hus been ubiebing cortuin abstracts of papurs from Bure where, | Homofluorescin” fa not a bad term to start with, Tt is new coloring to matter, and it isinteresting to icarn that whon a solution of hexanitromonuxyhomotiuoresein-nitrate in boll- log nminonta Is netdified with acetic noid, dims mon! um pentanitrodinzninidemanoxyhomotite orescin $8 dopostted in red, or yellow, or crya- talline plates. 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PH UIs DE RERTAN, Agent, Gilowting Green. tout o fs fi v.F WIT, Cabin Agent G Ulark-st, Wath Winiteit sicernee Awent, f° Calenso? AMERICAN LINE. Philadelphia and Liverpool, enlling at Queenstown. Entling Teculncly. urory Wednesday, ston Phitadel- phin, carrying cabin, titermediate, and stecrge pase senwers, sod the U. Mall. resting thi chen saat fete Iaian Math Cs Ing the United States an joyal Belgian Matias. The only Direct Line to Antwerp, tn Belgium, eating grery, Saturday {ruin Now | ‘ork and every alternate ‘nt’ 4 be wy truni Philadelphia, = For assay Tiekela to or from Europe and Drats on Great liettain pnd tho Continent mpmiy to PETER MIGHT & SONS, Gonerat Agonta, W. 12, LAWIUINCE, Mannner dig nae Hundolpheat. Chlesgo, INMIAN LINE Ocean Steamships, Carrying tho Uritieh and United Sintes Malis, Nor York aud Liverpuol, vis Queenstown. Tiekets to und from the urineipal Knglish. Soateh, Irish, Frencu, German, lullan, and Bcandicaviati ‘Thonn steamers enrry no vn stock of any kind. FRANCIS C. BICOWN, Gen, Weatorn Aucnt, it Sout Clurk-at., Cliieago, f77 DRAPTS on Great Uritaln, ireland, wnd tho Continent tor rale, Ci VE MATL STEAAIERS ANCHOR LINE HALL STEAHERS BOLIVIA, cred tong ONTAS Jon. 2, tam Now York ta Jondon dit ‘i Jan, t\ § a in AUSTRALIA Jan, Lua (EY Cablus, £10 $8. Exenrsion Tickets at reduced raves teorage, £24. HENDERSON BROTILENS, 06 Washington-at, STATE LINE - ‘ToGiaszow, 1 juuita, Belfast, und Londons dorry, from ovsry, amuesday. Firat Cabin, fii LoGaN according 10 wecommodalilm Hecoud colic ta tesrada, pair Hee ‘Thuss Menwers carry ie fee se fap Sind Ao undo Ipaenl coe, ondwny. Ne Yvan jolpoeats Chia SOUS"EEEGEN. Wentern Munazest9 CBleazo RUSSKS, RUPTURE) 2eiera, Reward, Wowill pay toa chariiable institution #10) 19 ofan Inguinal Iternin. thus enn G0 reratned rratne hand that we cann zt TRNTIVE COMMU: ik BAIT tbe Sta ii DI. PANRER, the patontos, fins had 3 year’ 6x perience, the inst 4 yoara with’ Marino IMospitals, Ate Buy. Naty, and Pehwiunors the Governwent nevis udGpted Gur appliance as tro bost in tse, Cases that can be cured we novor fall to curd. 0 SEAMLESS-HEET ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Patonted Mareh 30, 1870 A POSITIVE CURE Without medicines, “radian ltt Allan’s Solublo Medicated Bougics, Patonted Oct. 10, it, Ono box No. t wit! eure any caso in four dasa or toss. No, 2 wilt cure the wiuet Gbetinate caso, nv matter of jung stunding. No nauseous donos of cubebs, copaite, or oll uf san- dalwood, tbat aru certain to produce dywpepsla by du- stroying tho contingy of tho stuinuch. Mrico, $1.2). Sold by all Dritgiats, or matied on ro- cetpt of price, Vor 1urther particulars sond for elreit) 2-0, Dox Lt, 2. Cy ALLA: PROFESSIONAL, DR. PEIRO, Vovotes, as for years past, exclusive nitention to the Musioupathic treatment of CATARRH, THROAT AND LUNG DISEAS! ONlcox, Ki Mudinun-st, (opp, MeVicker's ‘Thoutrey, Moura, 910.4 Chicauo. CATARRH attattely cared without wedicine. ie woliacawory in mudical electricity, Explanation and “conaulialun free, Viyaiclans courtvoumly invited to inveatignio. Satiafacuon Gunrantucd gt unch trentimune, rd) buy Foyulred, ‘Opon dy und evening, oom, aH ory Boek, 4 @ MEDICAL. DE. RICORD'S RESTORATIVE PILIA Hite fur Bah tu Vitality, vical 1 l- Freatae A uprovod by aus aweauuae dpisuteal Deuite id by the medical culubritive uf the world. tor the furimula of the celebrated Dr, Iie cord, containing ne pl horus OF cunitharidvs, but aro purvly a vouotablu, sucar-ouaced pil VAIS by Huo duis Hambeau, Tbavo teen rocommbunding De, Kicurd's Kescuraulya {n my brectlos to hundrede of patients Tor Suxual Du- Dillty, dd Hever hoard uf a sale tatluro. Nt, G. CHEV ALIBI, Jjowlst tho great (lorman chomlst, writes: “Lr, # Koatorative ts organic, Hota inborutury cam: pound.” Dr. Haspatl weitont “Un duoliity of the suxuad onguns It nevur tatia to eure.” ry Priva: agasor ity, fh boxes of 100, $3; boxes of 3U.64UL Bont pur winilin sented box on rucolpt of bates Hor mule Dy MOIILUSON, PLUMMER & CO, St Laka-st, = CAUTION, A spurtous article ia advortised an Tloord's Vital Mentoratives dose lo ville por d wleh protands to do from Varls, aro muda hurd, ahd nor froin Ie ites ord's furwulae a ORE REIS. 20c a Dish! ud. Hostavranteudiplote. BRAZELTON, MISCELLANEOUS, ~pareRTE Riese Teeter RIVATE iDR. LUGAS, DISPENSARY, 109 Sonth Clurtvat, Charterod by the Kinte of Mlinole for the "special, aclontitic, and speody cure” of private, norvuus.curone fe, wud Urlnory dincasoa Consultation free, livurs, > Bt. to Rand 6 to smi, bundays, 10 tu lta mw, only + RAILROAD TIT ARRIVAL AND DEFARTORE OF TRAN.” EXPLANATION oF RerrnRcn MANKA.—tBaturita Tegpteds "Bandar excepted. iMonday oxcopted Chtengo ae Northwestern ialfways For Staps. Time-l'ards, Steeping-Ca, accommodations, rand Pacifa, Brink's Hx) ite BOG the depo, ‘Arnive. eee ai aPacifo Fast Line,,, asioux City & Yangigis uit Kxprone y AEG Clarkes Baltaar Louie: ican [heave ada EEEEEEEEEEEEEt 328 yRacyseEUuPacssas = 33333 Me Paul & Afi I: rR Pau Minna: Fe: SC Paul & Minnonpolta iz Viera & Deadwood ix: finnedorse Contrat Dakota P) UIT y PUR tak SIL —Nepot cnrner of Wella and Kinalo- b—bopot corner of Canal and Rinses prea ett ala seta & Quincy Ratirond. Maps, ‘Tima’ ros Hirink’s Eexpraas Office, fnat of Indian: Fentral Denon, C etn House, ands Canatent, 2 *eteonth-ate, — Et Teavo. | Arrive. 1Ottawn.Strentor& Gal Fer pNotratka extrons neerm Ex id a tilb ae HH bbumque € xloux ixpross Sam op i Amuboyiitock Palins Berit fe} am pm RRownera rye Accommoda'n am gm bikaneas, Cotorato s' boa eae kt if m ere Br 10a) Ret bAurara pm am tMtendota, or oy] nm Uitockford pm am bAurorn pm om burnin B Bi am Aure ° clon Seinen, on al ae ht Express cfoxns Mane fe Baja ovsre serene eS Bap tiga hI or i ie Theatro Vrain—Wed, Bint ais p et wa inily. “2 Daily. except Sanday, .e Datiy, excope 4 Dally, except Monday, Chicago, Mitwankee 4: At. Pant Teatiw Pan-Handie" Dopot,corner inion eat pia. Ticket OMicus, “ol Ciarkane "nj and Catrall Grand Faoito Hows andar Domne. mor House, SE otek nnd at Devas ee, Leave. | Arrive, Slulwaukeo & Waunasiis Bee Milwaukee, St Paul a Atini bens ‘err ; an Neton Hxprase trains, + pa ufinaukes Atauion, Drains abt ‘ an Chien, iows, and Dakota fx.... an Stevens Point and Ashinnd Ee. t Prt} oan Milwaukeo, Madison, sud Feai ou Chien PTUNB. 64, pa Livertyvillo Acgom vd ag Pabuqae & Cedar Rapids Exp on Higin & Kirkiand Pans. (dailyjcess aa Elein Special Kast Exiress , am Sunday Passenger (isin! m All Minnesota trains rin vin . for Se Vaul and Minnenpos are send atthe wets fou and Prairie du Chien, UF vin lm crosso & Wine. Milnote Central Hatiroaa, Depot foot of Lako-st. and toot of 1 TRenat Once Temdoipaeste mtu Vacinu Hotel, und Valmor Mouse. Waprdas: Express. LOn¥aturday nteht to Gilman oniy, cOnBaturday Uluht runs to Peuria onlR Wotash, 8t. Loute & Pretec Batty Depotcorner Htowaryand Arsuer-ass. viwunty-thint~ . iMfchereny, care Via Statorah rin Tote Tickot Unice, x Charkeat Shee St. Louls & Guit Expros: St Louls & Gult Fast Jul Kanturtiy & beney Daly, *Dally oxeept sundn; Avra-ratiingn Sictuing Cute from Chleaze to St. Louls, Kansas City, and Poorin, Marler Day Corches with revolving chairs Chicazo to St. Jvuls, und ito sinh Chinte Rleentig Sane Ghlcagy oy tanntbal and ALY. eo of ZU UI ua UF SL Louls or Kansas City, gti sau, Chichza «& Alton, Unton Depot, West Hide, corner Canal and Van ta Tenet. near Van Hureu-ae bridge, and ‘Twaonty thirdest. Ticket unl pots, South Clare, at Day at, Graid acta llotairand: Paimee Unuse. Tenvo. 7 Al ppostece Bests: ' Michigan Central Matron t. Depot, toot of Lako-ae. ang foutor ‘lwonty-sooont-s ‘Ticket Oitice, UT Clarkeut., auuthonst ournor uf tans Soiph, Grand Macttic ituiel, und nt Pahnue House: [seers TaArive” Matt Sew (yt Mat and Alr Lino ‘ork & iE: 4 in Woston Chicas, Rock Isinnd & Pacific Ratiraat, ae tea ea Nn m1 Uinrkntay, rain, st ae a Grand Pacts Motel, and 7 Canal corner ‘Stadlavic” aint osu DG ERIS AGRE Brn a Leave, ) Arrive. nen ert 10:0) oru]® 19:0) ors G00 Davenport & Poort Express, Counoil Mutts Fast expruss, Annsus City, Leavonworty hison Fast Express. “Dally excope Sundays, sally Gxvopt Slondare s _1U8lY except Haturtary I.nke Shore ef Aichi Tienes pMiros at dope, Falto, went: un Southern Sattivay an uren-st., head of La 1d Burtyethindesn ‘Lives 0c olitloae. mt and fright ottce under Bheriuan ‘tous, wid teas afices nthe Grand Paoli Motel and Malinur tuuse, aise aaah Aatand ban laa homer od tunve, | Arrived Mall (vin Statn Lino) Ne Cy pucial New Yui ietitniiig Expross (daily Atluntic N.Y. Express (duly), nat Ex pross Citeage ts Graig Trunks Matar. 5 ity *E iftheat, near State lekut-(iMlcus; Mebut Clarkeate Hf Clurkestouad Geant Taoldss and 0 Vulunan Bioeping-Cars uttachad to nignt exproas, Baltimora «2 Ohta, ; sition Bultding and fuotot Twantye Ricker Odices SClarkeate Palmer fonts Grand Vacitic Motel, wid Doput (Wxpualiion Build! 3 Arave. fenren 24:05 pan | Teuve. Homing Rapress ‘aal Hx preva... (Way, "Sunday excuptod, KMankakeo S1ns. Deere fant or Jukorst. und 1008 Of Twante-sa weed- > ‘Woke al dopote and I31 Manduiph-at., Gran RORSnEE pak a Loure. Arrive, nati, Indianapolis & Loute he Orla Day Ramones. NUM bapress, he oe Bi pat ea VI Sart mite Lach h as y h eben, Paliner ‘House, Groud acids tutelaud Laare. | Arriva, 3 om * Ty pia. a, LES BES ha Hnetnnutl .& St. Tou! NO CURE sacra} DR. KEAN, 373 South Clark-st., Chicago. PES vy 1, of eh onal egrunlarnierauns oz ett dicate See oma tho only puyaighin tu thy elty wild wurrwitts curve UF = JHE HARRIS RENEDY, CO, 33 “ruitious of PROF.HARRIS’ PASTILLE REMEDIES we i i Mprmieritg 8d Lata ese RESTORED. — fareshek Beer ead voce “MANHOOD a Depot, Twelfth-st.. eer rurale Ea usin nopvyus des wing tried ta vata, rod & Bupha tueand iluw-sut- thadlate Ne Ye (CIneionats und Koko Atr-Liuos. Pesatsisees ot ape ai at ansdotpts Paste How), und Vaboer Hous. * a | Leaves | Arrive. Be ea 8 1) anu)? 7:03 p a bree uni Hspats! 1 8:3) pull Tit) bia Chicago @ Eastern illiaots Malireat Danville Houte,), Heat Blito juuse, Grail wer FAIRBANKS, MORSE & | 1 & 13 LakeSt.,Chleaga, Recarefultobuyouly theGeaulag —”