Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1881, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 27, I1S81—EIGHTEEN PAGES. FIRE RECORD. A Destructive Conflagration at sterling, lil., Early Yester- day Morning. ~An Qat-Meal MMill and a Large Elevator Completely Destroyed. Covington, Xy, the Scene of Three Destructive Fires Yes- terday. fhe Shops of the Laconia, N. H., Car Company Fall a Prey to the De- o vouring Element. 4 620,000 Blaze in San Francisco—Burn- ing of a Residence at Green- field, 0. AT STERLING, TLL. Special Dispatch to The Cidcago Tribune. SrERLING, IIL, Feb.26.—At 12:30 o'clock this morning the large oat-meal mill on the water-power was discovered to be on fire. nafew minutes it was beyond all control, and the destructionof the building, contents, and machinery was inevitable. Soon it com- municated to the immense elevator, and in a short time both mill aud elevator were de- aroyed. The buildings were owned by Church & Patterson, and were leased to 3. Stein, who has been using them for oat-meal manufacture for about a year. Loss on the mill, $12,000; insured for $7.5%0in the followinz companies: Phenix, of Hartford, $2,000; Traders’, of Chicago, §2,000; British Awerica, §3,000; Hartford, of Connecticut, SL,50), Loss on the derator, $4,000, insured as follows: Pennsylvania, of Dhiladelphia, $1,500. loss on machinery, stock, and con- tents, ~ §2,000, insured as Tome, of New Torl, $:3,000; Lancashire, of Manchester, S1.C Association, of Philadelphia, S1:400; German Amwerican, of New York, $2.000: German, of Freeport, 111 §1,000: North British & Mereantil Franklin Fire, of Philadelphina, § tional, of Hartford, Conn., $1,002; t X 02 Atone time it was thought the large works of the Novelty Manufaciuring Com- pany must surely go, but the Fire Depait- ment made a gailant fignt, and little damage was done. i AT COVINGTON, KY. CrxeINNATI, Feb. 25,—Two fires occurred across the river, in Covington, Ky., early this morning, in tenement houses. Loss, 003. s They were occupied by four families, and borned about 1 a. m. The occupants es- caped in a panie, but no one was injured. A liitle tater the Hyde flouring-imill, in Lewis- burg, 8 suburb of Covington,was burned. The building was a three-story orick. with two run of stones. It was recently pur- chased by Messrs. Walls, Wurster & Feus, atacost of about $12,000. The entire con- tents and_machinery of the mill were de- stroyed. It was partially insured. RSN RN s Sl A RN (DA RISANE W & RPN Qv ST EOE—— AT DEERFIELD, MICH. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Apg1av, Mich.,, Feb. 26.—\While a donation party at Burnbam’s lail, Deerfield, last night, was being given by the Methodist ¢ureh congregation for their pastor, the Rer. Mr. Dawe, the parsonage was discov- ered to be on fire,; and with its contents, in- cluding an $800 library of the pastor’s, was : completely destroved. Loss total. as the in- i surance had recently expired. The aggre- . rate amounts to S3,000. The alarm caused a + geat panicin the crowded hall, but no one ure. : Fashi §!_. - AT INDEPENDENCE, IA. 1€ - Bpreial Dispatch to The Chiccgo Tridune. i PRap—— INDEPENDENCE, la., Feb. 26.—A fire was discovered about twenty minutes to 6 this ' morning in the grocery store of MacDonald 4 Bros. in Phillips’ new block. The Fire De- partment were promptly on hand and the fire extinguished, but not until about £2,000 dam- sge had been doue to the building und stock, which is fully covered by insurance in the old Hartford and other companies. AT SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ; SAN Fraxcisco, Cal, Feb. 26—The hay i md grain warehouse of Moore & McLaren burned early this morning; Ioss, $20,000. ! Twoemployés slept in the establishment; . oue perished, the other was badly injured. i AT LACONIA, . Licosty, N. I, Feb. . the Laconia Car Company were burned this moming. Loss, $60,000; mmsurance, $16,000. } Five hunared men are thrown out of work. i AT GREENFIELD, O. 3 trday. Miss Belle Allen jumped from a second-story window, broke_both arms, and i neceived internal injuries. It is feared they % may be fatal. - Loss on building, $3,000; in- - farance, $1,500. CIIICAGO. A still alarm to Engine 26 at 6:05 last even- hg, closely followed:by an alarm from Box 8%, was caused by a quantity of fine shav- ings, known as excelsior, catching fire from 2 spark from a stove in the rear of a one- i Sory frame cottage at No. 633 Hubbard :: Sreet, owned and occupted by E. Fairfield as 3 adwelling. Damage trifling. The alarm from Box 122 at 5 yesterday Dorning was caused by a fire in the two- story frame building No. 119 Twenty-second Rreet, owned by J. IL Howe. The first floor. xcupied by A. R, Wilson, plumber, was : uged by water to the extent of S100; + Hock insured the Firemen’s and Boat- bouen's for., Dr. 1L F. Sprague, weupying the second floor as an of- e and residence, lases slightly by ¥ater, and L. Lee, occupying the rear rooms tuthe same floor, loses 100 on furniture, e fire communicated to No. 121, occupied 1 Jon Weller as a harn: Damage stock, $109 sured for & in the atertown, o w York. W. H. Warner, ¥eupying the second floor as a_dwelling, 5 £150 on furniture, upon which there 510 insurance. Damage to the buildmg, i The fire orizinated between the joists nexth the tlooring in the second-story from E i esvT EDISON'S LIGHT AT DETROIT, ETROIT, Mich., Feb. 26.—The Edison 3 fleflt_flc Light Comnpany has been organized : Dthiscity, composed of some of the heavi- t capitalists and business men, for the #2aufacture and furnishing of light accord- 2% %0 the Edison patent. Last night the 3 ,;"mmoa Council of this city passed an or- sance allowing this Company to_use the EghL's for the purpose of furnishing this lo)filr_onis the first city in this coun- is. e BRAINARD'S *MUSICAL WORLD.” i uve examined the sfarch aumber and U exeeedingiy pleasing and instructive, and, itssixteen pages of choice new mgusic, 15 0ta necessity to every one having A piano Forsale gt all news stands at 15 cents Y 0t $1.5) & year, or atS. Brainard's Sons, ‘¢ Publishers, 136 State street, Chicago, Iil. —_——————— 5001 35 the rns that Shakers’ arilly istm?;&[;m e ataicine W roots,” herb: and prepnred rerohaker Villuge, Srence 10 all others, such is their regard for charucter of the Cnited Brthren. BUS.NESS NOTICES. (Are0d Kumyse_prof. E, M. Hale in Kn“muul(::uion to THr TRIBUNE Says: EE‘ \ -3 § i i £ 5 15 1., they witl taxe i 3 Y& ghould be the reliance of the phy- K fi'fifl In all those cases . of debility in 4 Prompt improvement of the general tone ufi}";flvn. Rumiyss is the blandest and most St zested food, and as such the best nour- Broggy fora weak stomach: at the same time, the process of fermentation which Telipey U0derEoes, medicinal qualities are de- Rediy. S2ich we vainly look for in materia Dauseq, vomiting, extreme ¢ases of follows: epsia, Kumyss acts like « charm, promutly relieving all the distressing sympmm{:’ol such gx_xs When' the stomuch rejects all else, fumyss isretained and assimilated, affording the patient nourishment, strength, and comfort, mn:l N8 n logical consequence, mnervous- ness ceases and refreshing sleep follows. In scarlet, ~ intermittent, gnstric, and typhoid fever, I prefer Kumyas ns the exclus- jve diet. It satistics thirst and huneer and aliays the fever. Kumyss hus considerably the ad- Lammre over drugs, in that it never can do arm. To dose un frritable stomach with drugs iSfln absurdiiy which no intellipent physician atiempts in this day. But not only in extrome cascs should Kumyss be resorted tos it should be te cbief remedy for a weak stomach under nil circumatances. * The dyspoptic brain-worker with a few glasses of Kumyssa day will Improve his digestion and his nerve force. = Ladies would be less nervous, more vigorous, and heulthier- looking if they would add to their daily dieca few zlusses of Kumyss,” Send for treatise on Kumyss. Beware of inil- tatons, Arend's Kumyss is not sold to the trade, but to consumers only. ) A. Arend, chemist, corner Madison street and Fifth avenue. et Strangers vislting the city should not I;'xll to visit the homeoputhic pharmuey of Boericke & Tafel, No. % Clark street, and in- €pect therr targe assortieznt of family medicine cascs and books, from a $1 pucket cuse to the $25 medicine chest. MEDICAL, %C. ‘E ] Itching and Scaly Diseases, Scrofulous Humors, Ulcers, Old Sores, and Mer- curial Affections Cured When All Ogher Human Agencies Fail. 1. Caticlira Resolvent purifles, strengthens, and Supports the system tarough the most crit- feal stges of blood, skin, and sculp humors and disorders of theliver. kidney, and urinary organs. utleura. a wedicinal Jelly, urrests disease, inflamnnuion, itehiug, und irritation, heals . and eats away dead skin nad tlosh. 3. Cuticura Medicinal Soap. for the toilet, bath, and nursery, cleanses, soothes, refreshes, and beautities the skin. Cuticura the only meaicinal shaving soap. . SKIN HUMORS, MILK CRUST, ETC. SkIN HusMonr—Mrs. S. ‘Whipple, Decatur, Mich.. writes that ber fa ad, 2nd gome parts of her body were almost . Head covered with having Soap is scabs and sores. Suffered fenrfully, and tried |- everything. Remedic: Permanently cured by Cutlcura .—3rs, Bowers, 143Clinton-st., Cin- cinuati, spea cured of milk crugt, which resisted all remedies for two years. Now a fine, healthy boy, with a beautiful head of hair. 2 TETTER OF THE HAN -Elizabeth Buckley, Liutleton, N. H., thankfully praises the Cuticura Liemedics for & cure of tetter of the hands, which had rendered thewn almost useless to her. SCALD HEAD, ALOPEC!A, ETC. . Scanb HEAp.—H. A. Raymond, auditor F. W., | J. & 8. R. R., Jackson, Mich., was cured of scald head of nine years’ duration by the Cuticura Remedics. FaLLING orTHE HATR.—Frank A. Bean, Steam Fire Engine 6, Boston, was cured of alopecia or falling of the hair by the Cuticura Remedies, which completely restored his bair when all sald he would 5 Da; Thomas Lee, 2276 Frankford-av., aftljered with dandruff, which for twenty years bad covered his sealp with scales one-quarter of un Inch in thickness, cured by the Cuticura Remedies. 2 Chticura - Iteriedies are prepared by Weeks & Potter, Chemists and Drugists, ‘Washington- st., Boston, and are for sale by all Druggists. Price of Cuticurn, a Medicinal Jetly, small boxes, 50 cents; largo boxes, §1; Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Puritler, §1 per bottle; Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Sonp, centa: Cuticura Me- dicinal Shaving Sop, 15 cents, . bars for Bar- Lers and larze consumers, 5)cents. $9~ Allmailed free on receipt of price. | SANFORD’S _ IRADICAL CURE] For CATARRH. §one Bottle Radical Cure, One Box Ca- tarrhal Solvent, and One Improved |} Inhaler. Price for all, $1.00. ¥ cicansinz the Head und Nasal Passuges when § clogred with ofiensive mutter, for deodorizing and § i purityine the breath. for rendering the Head clear, the Jiraln active, the Breathing emsy, and cvery § nse in n most grateful and saoi di at_the vers . This done, its constitutionn! § thoroughly rewoves from the tluids the poison that bas i enia Trom puiulent ad drop 110 the stomuch and fi § veen intaled by the lungs. A Ask your druggist for Sanford's Raaieal Cure. fGeneral Agent, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Placed over the centre of ‘vous forces, the pit of stlmuiate ch, and Bow- ct Digestion, cure 55 | in. Biltous Colle TE! Crnmps, and Pains, and pre- vent Aguc and Malarial Discascs. For Weak and Sorc Tunzs. Paipitation of the eart. Painful Kidners, Itheumatism, Neuralds. and Sciatiea, they are the best remeds in_the world. Ask for Collina' Voltaie Electric Pladters. Only 35 cents. PROFESSIONAL. CATARRH. Its Correct Diagnosis and Ration~ 2]l Treatment by Dr. Clesson Pratt, 243 State-st., Chicago. “Yho Shall Tetide When Leelsrs Dsaeree.” A well-known and most estimable lady of this city ‘who is at ‘r t under my professionul eare for Catarrh und Phront Disease, ng her family phr- siclun at an octor, Is there any c\ 1is unswer was: 0, madum, nothing but change of climate will cure 1L’ 1aend my catarrh patients to ived n letter from a resident physician b, which reads as follows: *Dr. Pratt case 1 sho; Chica, et mie in the proper ad: dies by whicli you ure o treatment of Catarrh and iseases? Lver third person one meets here has Catarrh,—Itis, in fact, the disease of the countrr, and those whom physi- ciunsat_ the bastsend here*to fet well' invariably *get worse.' ARROCANCE and ignorance on the part of medical men in this mat- ter, and fraudulent Cistins for ™ lindical Cures ™ by enjoin it upvn _the Catarrhl by notbing I2es THAN PROOF have seen cs, when and ns Lerewith give the st from somebody in Malne, or ds, but from among our ‘eli-known and respegted o s, 1 have no nostrum to_sell {or *ONLY A D " nor state- iment to make which Is an insult to the common sense of common people. Tho cases I refer to were cured by « treatment adapted 0 x upon the nse, habi 2 of the subj the cure b De cured il treatment 1. and fs us saptiended a3 Tor £lx months the appe! e 5 with brown bread, or any other single article of or the benefit of those physicinns who claim that Catarrh cannor be cured, und who send thelr patlents swhere they will not die 100 near_home, und to those Wwho owe It to themselves to KNUW the truth or falsi- 15 0f my ciuims. 1 submit the foliowlng, HOME er olph u udison-st ; n Antonio IL .3 Capt. feourder's O DR. CLESSON PRATT, torative Treatment Hours 1010 12and 2 1. A . Slecpiessness, end Nerv- ouy Exbuustion relieved at once, and sbsolutely cured. DR. PEIRO, Devotes, as for years past, exclusivo attention o the Houcopathic treatment of CATARRH, TIROAT AND LUNG DISEASES. Ofices, & Madison-st. (opp. McVicker's Theatre), Hours. 9104 Chicago. . DR. A. LAGORIO Itespec:fully informs his friends and patlencs that ;2 ax returned from his two yeurs’ njou B Taopencd Bls. Lew Ofica at 154 West Aludison-siy corner of iialsted. ks of her sister’s child, who wag" { “Tules Betr Than Shomn by Other Houses” - C. 6. Ladies’ Lisle Thread Hose, in Cardinal, Blue, Ecru, and Lavandar, only $1.00; worth $1.50. ‘ Ladies’ Silk Hose, best makes, at $L.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, and $5.00; fhie best values ever offerad in this market, 200 different styles of Ladies’ Fancy Hose, our own impor- tation, and orly shown by us, at 50¢, 7he, $1.00. Ladies’ Hair-line Stripss, 25¢, 30¢, 35¢, and 50¢; at low- est prices. An elegant line of Ladies’ Mourn- ing Hosiery just raceived. {00 doz. Ladies’ Liste Thread open work in heautiful shades, _ just received for spring, 500 doz. Ladies’ Unbieached Balbriggan at 25¢ par pair; the hest in the market for + the money. (HLDRENS HOSIERY, 100 doz Child's - Reguiar-made Hose, 4 1-2 to 8 in, at 28¢ per pair. Exfra quaiity. Hew styles in Children’s Fancy Lisle and English Hosiery just arrived. Special Sale of Children’s Pure Silk Hose, in ail new shades, 81, §1.20, $1.35, $L50, SLTS, ~ $2.00--we camnot duplicate this line---and offer them at a great hargain. Infants" Fancy 3-4 Hose in all {ie new styles. Infants’ extra long Fancy Hose, Eimb, hand, Emb. fronts and sides, at 40c, 45¢c, 50c. Gents’ 12 Hose. 100 doz Gents' British 1-2 Hose, at-20c per pair ; special val- ues; others ask 25¢ for same goods, 100 doz Gents’ Hair-line Stripes, regular mads, at 25¢ per pr. 200 doz. Gents’ Fancy 1-2 Hose, elegant goods, 35¢, 40c, 45¢, PARDRIDGES, 114 & 116 State-st. N. B.--Read our Trimming Advertisement for our WEST SIDE: STORE, In this paper, On Madison, near Morgan. WET GOODS. TRIMMINGS. T * PLANOS. \ | New York Auctions, We will offer this week a Spe- cial Peremptory Gash Sale of all Wet.and Damaged Goods we hought at Fire Underwriters’ Sale of the stock of Messrs. Sweetzer, Pembrook & Go. at the recent Fire af Hos. 365 & 367 Broadway, Mew York Gity, which consists of : 1,000 preces Standard .Prints, Merrimacs, Hamfilton, Cocheca & Simpson’s, at dc, &c, and Ge. 300 pieces White Flannels at 12%c, 15¢, 18¢, 2%c, and 25¢. 200 dozen AU-Linen Napkins at 50c, 60c, G5e, 78c, 90¢, $1, $1.25, §1.050, $1.75, and s2. 50 pieces Bleached Damasks at 450, 50c, 6Oc, 650, 75¢, 85¢, and 90c. 75 pleces Irish Linen at 25¢, 30c, 35¢, 37%c, 40c, 46¢, and 50c. 15 picces Butchers® Linen at 36¢ and 37%c. 10 pleces Pillowcase Linens at 45¢ and 50c. 75 pieces Linen Diapers at $1.25, $1.50, and $1.75. 200 pleces Plaid Nainsooks and Pigues at 24 and 15¢c. 50 picces Loom Dice Table Linens at 18c, 20c, 26, 30¢, 35¢, 40c, and 4Gc. £00 Short Lengths and Remnants of Cloths and Cassimeres. 2,000 Imported French Canvas Tidies at 25c, 28c, 30c and 3714¢; not half price. 500 dozen AMlen’s Alerino Shirts and Drawers at 30¢, 35¢, 3714c, 45¢, 50¢, and G5e¢. 200 dozen Men’s AU-TFool Scarlet Shirts and Drawers at 95¢ and 31.16. 2001ots of Ladics?, Misses’, and Clildren’s ‘Hostery. 300 dozen Ladies? Merino Vests and Pants at 30¢, 35¢, 40¢, 43¢, 50c, and 65c. 75 pieces Black Gros Grain.Dress Silks at 4Sc, 6Oc, G, 750, 850, 90¢, $1, $1.26, $1.50, $1.75, and $2. e 100 pieces Coloved Dress Sillis at 50c, G5c, 75¢, 85¢, 90¢, and $1. 50 picces Oolored Satins at 50¢, G5c, and 75c. 100 pleces Flannel Suitings at 25¢. 50 pleces yard-wide Pacific Cretonnes at 10c. & pleces Sille Warp Henrietta at $1.256 and $1.50; awful cheap. 5 pleces Tamise at 60c, 65¢, and T5e. 25 pleces French Buntings at 25c. 50 picces best Turley Red Damasks at 48¢c. 50 pieces 6-4 Wool Suitings at 50c. 1,000 pieccs Java Honcycomb and Plaid Can- vas at 15¢, 18¢, £5¢, and 35¢, 5 pieces Black: Caslmero at 43¢, 4Sc, 50c, 60c, 63¢, 70c, 75¢, 85¢, Y0c, and $1. 200 lots of Bleached and Brown Cottons, Ging- Rhams, Drillings, Tickings, Choriots, &c., way under regular prices. The ahove lots of goods, some are shightly damaged by water, but ik of stock soiled hy han- diing, Buying all goods strictly for Gash, and in large quantities, enables us to offer Bargains un: approachable by any other house. Money refunded at all times if Goods are not Satisfactory. BOSTON STORE, 118 & 120 State-st. FOR SALE. HOTEL FOR SALE. The Furnituore, Lease, and good will of 47 room Ho- tel on the V Side. now duing 3 ‘This Hotel has been established three years, und tho present proprietor, owing to sickness, is compellied 10 scll. For further particulars call 97 South Clark-st., Hooms ) and 6. FOR SALE. One of the larzest and most compiote brick-yards in the city; leaso and clay for s 1ong term of yoars. Everything in good order and rendy to operate. For particulurs nddress L 5 Tribune oflice. Iarge business. 204 & 286 West Hadison- (NEAR MORGAN.) ) DRIDGES. Dress TRIMMINGS! “First in the Market,”’ “FEverything New,’’ Stael, Iridescent, Stee! and Black, Gold, Gold and Black, Creseents@s,&o.,&c. NEW APPLIOUE . PASSEHERTERIES, In Jef, “%ie,Steel, ‘& NEW FRINGES in Silk, - - Silk and Chenille, Steel, Steel & Black. SPECIAL Silk Fringe 50c per yard. JET PASSEHENTERIES 50¢ per yard, Jet Ornaments 50¢ each. STTVELY TOE HANDSOMEST LINE 1N CHICAGO i P_rices Invariably fha Lowest.” .284 & 286 West Madison-st., NEAR MORGAN. . EPPS COCO.L GHATEF UL~ COMFORTING. - Epps’ Cocoa. BREAKFAST. §ipY a thorough knowledgo of the patural laws B ohith ko vern tho wperations of disestion and nutrition, and by & @ % tine propertics ot well-selectod Cocoa. ir. Epps hus pro- Tiadd our brenkinst-tables with a delicaiely-iavored beveraue which' inay save us mlng heavy doctors’ bills. Itis by the judicious use of such articies of diet thatn constitution may bo_gradually bullt up until strong enouzgh to reaist every tendency to disense. STEIWAY UPRIGHT PIANOS! For the past seventeen years onr house has been identifled with the sale of Stein- way Pianes in Chicego, during the great- er portion of which period it was the only establishment carrying the bulk of its piano stock in Uprights, other houses, for obvious reasons, conflning themselves mainly to Squares. ‘We recognized at an early date that the Steinway was the ONLY RELIABLE UP- RIGHT IN THE MARKET, and accord- ingly manifested our faith by makinga specialty of it and bringing its trans- cendent merits prominently before the public. As is well known, the many thonsands of Steinway Uprights introduced by us .into happy Western homes are constantly singing their own praises and speaking golden words for Steinway & Sons and Lyon & Healy, f It should be remembered to the credit of the Messrs. Steinway, that to them, and to them alone, belongs the distin- guished honor of bringing the Upright Piano to its present high state of perfec- tion. They triumphed where ALL man- ufacturers who preceded them failed, the other makers having brought the Upright Piano into a disrepute from which it suf- fers even to this day. THE STEINWAY UPRIGHT ALONE HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME in both hemispheres and undes the most se- vere trials. It has longbeen the popular American Home Piano. It is recognized the world over as THE LEADING PAR- LOR PIANO OF THE AGE, and is des- tined to be the Piano of the Future. It appears before a diseriminating public to-day, not as a claimant for recognition on the score of some new and untried in- vention, whieh, like so many other so- called improvements, may be abandoned to-morrows*but it bases its claims for su- periority largely on that conquering ar- ray of TIME-TRIED PATENTS which contributed so materially to Steinway’s great and unparalleled: victories in the |, art of piano-building. A piano should be selected with a view to its lasting for a lifetime, and the' Steinway Upright alone possesses this quality, Procure a Steinway and the work will be complete. Should you pur- chase any othier make you simply invest in an experiment, and one likely to be exchanged for a Steinway at some future time. ; LYON & HRALY, State and Menroe-sts. TEA{ Al.VD COFFEES. Pure as Crystal COME In and try-our TEAS. Thotea- kettla Is aiwass botling. W DIFFER| A TO SELECT FROM. DBARGAINS in Choice Pure Teas, 44, 48, and 30 cents per pound. COFFEES, the clicest to be found at 20, 25, 30, and 35 cents per pound. Rousted dally_ and ground YR BE TEA IMPORTING CO., Oy it * 88 STATE-ST. }{ria3%er & co. Serd 1. 11 % ccnts or §1 for one pound of Guld Mandarin. purest and most d dick known, J'ot up obsuntls. |Waea ord g lof Tea you usc, Mou: all over the Northea I 110 and 112 Matison-st. DENTISTRY. Dr. Day, 133 East Madison-st. 3 RUBBER OR est |t 95 Gold, $10. ¥illing, 1-1 Old Rates. VITALIZED AIR (Or pas) given freo for polnless extracting. 153 East Madison-st. Tnventor of Lower Suction Plate, which never Ioosens while talking ot euting: 5 yedrs” actual test ‘without a fullure. OPEN SUNDA Hundreds of subtle maladics are Hoating around us, Tendy to attack wherever there isa woak paint. Wo oy escape muny « fatal snaft by keeping ourselves ol fortfiicd with puro blood und u properly our- fiiod framo."~Civil Sorvice Gazoue, B -1b. an N ‘Eold in tins (only 3 Jnbeled oo Homeopathlé Chemlsts, London, Eng. Also, Epps’ Chocolate Essence, for aft- €ernoon use. FINANCIAL. MONEY TOLOAN IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT. On mproved Propery Chiagn to WAL V. JACOBS, AERY 100 Dearborn-st., basement. TO LOAR, Sums of Three Thousand Dol- lars and upwards, On Improved City Real Estate, at 6 per cent interest, without commissions. = LYMAN & JACKSON, = 88 Portland Block. FOR SALE. On North Glark-st,, a First-Class Grocery. Cause for sclling out will be explained, Address P 78, Tribune office. FOR SALE, One-third intorest In an established Manufacturing Busineas; $5,000 Capital required to £o into the busi- ness. No bonus. A zentlemnn of retinement und re- spectabliity only admitted. Address H 7, Tribune. BUTTERINE. - $100 Reward for any vile com- BUTGERINE. $5tnd ot Samboresomo nere- dient 1ound in Murray's Batterino or Butter Stock. Come and see me. D. ltichards, manui~cturer of Mur- \ ray's Butterine and Butter Stock. 236 Fifuh-ax. aney fo Loan On Chicago Real Estate, in any amount above $1,000, at the low- est rates, HENRY WALLER, JR., . g7 Dearborn-st.- * BIBDS. GENUINE GERMAN CARARIES. HKAEMPFER, 14 Clazk-sh. Wi, DUNNME, Dentist, FULL SET TEETH, $3.00. southeast corner of Lialsted und fins removed to 10 Dearbori-st. The trestment, Room 2 133 East Madison-st. Madison-sts. ¥ preservation, and filllog of 'l'eeth: o spectalty. ¢ 4| DR. D. M. TOWNER Dentist sz, «tabilshed 20 years. OPLICIANS. Fine Spectaclos snited to all siehts on sclentifia principles. _Operaand Fleld Glasses, Telescopes, M1 croscopes, Buromeiers. etc. PHOITOGRAPHY. I, ROCHER, 7%7-79-81 State-st., Chicago. TO BENT. “For Rent. 50FT. BY 150 FT. S. E. COR. RANDOLPH & PRAVKLE-STS. AGrand Chance! TO BUY CLOTHiNG PURNISHING 606D At the lowest prices ever known. Twishto CLOSE OUT my stockin TENDAYS as I am going out of business in Chicago. : Bargains! In MEN'S Clothing,--- Suits at less than first cost. Bargains!~ In BOYS’ Clothing;--- Suits almost given away L] argains! In Furnishing Goods, . Shirts, Collars, Cufs, Hosiery,Underwear,&c. ---VERY LOW. Bargains! In Umbrellas, Rubbers, Coats. NOW is your chanee to prepare for WET WEATHER. Tituneg for%—h‘vemhmg o be Sold. J.B.DEVOE, State and Monroe-sts FOR SALE. 50x82} Feet ON JACKSON-ST,, NEAR FRANKLIN, FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, AT $400 per Foot, Cheapest Lot on South Side. E.A.CUMMINGS &CO. 134 La Salie-st. ROR SALE CHEAP, Twenty-threo feot on West Jackson-st. near Hon~ ore, norih front. TURNER $BOND, 18 Washing- on"s: PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF TWO SCHOOL-BUILDINGS Sealed Proposals will be recoived at the office ot . the Board of Education, & FIfth-av., up to 1! o'ciock noon on Tuesduy. March 8, for the various branches of work and material required in the erection of Two Echool-Buildings, in sceordance with Plans and Specifications prépared by A. Snuor, Esg. Architast. For turther paciisulars 50 notica In “Daily Tele- Taph.” CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. COPARTNERSHIP. + We have thisday formed a copartnershio for the 0 0f manufacturing men’s, youth', und boys urpos: ;;xorl‘x’:mz uader the frm name of Kun, Nathan & er. 5 1y of Leopold Kubl & Co.. Chicazo. Fompe ’ot ;\\lf\’xz‘l‘.l'u NATILAN N , Sehreiner & Co.. Formerly of Nathan, Se! e 0 SIEGFRIED M. FJ HELR, Formerly of A. Louis & Co., Chicago. Chicago, Feb. ¥h 18L STOVES, FURNACES, &c. IIRL ol o d Bl st St SAVE COAL! - Stoves, Furnaces, Drums, and Open-Grate Fire-Places TUpon a new principle. Will save half the foel and yieldmors heaf, #5060 83 TROVE CO. 1ib Lake-st. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. |~ STOGKHOLDERS' MEETINGS, Notice in hereby kiven that tho Annual Meeting of the Chicazo £ Grand Trunk Rallwsy Company will ba ‘heldnt the Palmer louse. in the City of Chicago, in tho Stato o Lllinols, on Wednesday, tho St day’ of March next, st2o'clock p. m. _ CHAS. PERCY, i Sceretary and Troasurér. Port Huron, Mich, Feb. 7, Ll 3 xiven that the Annual Meeting of Juncion Raitway Company will ba held as the Faimer House, In the ity of Chicago, i the Sinieof lllinols. on Wednesday, the %th day’,0f will b Teased for a temm of years, or Wil erect n Harch next, atdo'clock p. . EFEKCY, 2 gatisfa 5 5 DI divlded (g S EAKESIDE BUILDING, | EertHuros Mich, ol Feb T ISL____ PAPER. - TO RENT, Second, third, and fourth foors, £0x150 feet. W“h part of first floor 1t deslreg, 138 and 140 LAKE-ST. Inguire of ftock iver Paper Co. STEAM PIPE, JOHN DAVIS & CO.,| 75 to 79 Nichigan-st., DEALERS IN Wru,ugm'and Cast iron Steam Pipe and Fittings. ton's and Knowles' Steam Pum) Bress goods of every dumpt;gn. Also, Worthing- RSP v ieweniv SOV LS CEO. H. TAYLOR & CO., Baccessors to Cloveland Paper Co. 163 & 165 Dearborn-st. PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. ing Goods, Advertalng Cards, Dance Pro- e mmos and novelties o this ne s fpecialty. WANTED. Solicitors Wanted r telt, rtisements for a large: advertising Py Toe cur, one forout of tows: inly first-cluss men of experionc . O Totes emoes wanted.. Liberal pay, APPY Jame~ SOeiy, Adiress OF 1, Tribune o :