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V DEMOCRAT.
s» *. (IK'H.IRDIO?!, Rdllor.
sat**-" i *vr.M ...KB. «.
•'DSV.1K A^D BIlOiBBiM"
,Vtre son* of oar ConfreiStaen and maa
othmrirr in W7 M|l pcntl-n In Wuh
ingtoa, ttaaJing down amor.* the "aommon
bard'- ineteed of being penhel at U»y
»ersrtl roiirx's.Uigber on the ladder of hu
man r.rtntoew, they would be very apt te
igoit pretty prnmitctt josty within lb* p»
•tc* oft ha papers of thair raapnetiva
dwelling place*, tinder the euphonious cap
tion "Drunk and Disorderly."
In Utc number of that tad-hot Radical
«e«*iaj»ev, tha Detroit
TVAdm,
wa tad a
Wasting tea latter Croat which wa take aa
•xtic or two, landing to thaw that "tbers
B.trr we« fraatar need of temperance rtf
onaanon in Waahlngtan than now." Al
luJtng to Senator Wilaon'a Tempersnaa or
ganiiation of tha last caaaion, whan to
niaaj ronflrmad .drunkards wara "brought
11. aal I'lcachad out," the write* la now of
t!i« opinion that it didn't amount to a graat
deal after ail. At it* laat verting ha
tata
('.* ryKody malt hava noticed tha faet
iti»t :*«e .Stnstor who tnada tha moat fcrit
i.it at a similar meeting a rear ego
on* mi |.rte»nt. I allude to Mr. Yates, of
U »*. All understood wliy lie waa not
w nf th orators alluded to It
i nl.i'y when he remarked that some who
-. it nobly in the good cause could
i ndura ante the sad."
U« tuua pracaada to mention soma othara
who had gone aetray aa well aa sotneiasrs
tlikt hare never b«aa anything else but ea
tr»js from the of sobriety. Ua men
tion! that:
"Saulsbory came hara froaa Delaware Iba
otb«r day, end remained aabat far a h*
dare, and then had 'a terrible drunk,' and
has gone heme, probably never to return.
Ami why shall atop with Saalabury f—
here are other Senators I might name who
are not afwaj/t s.Ser, and there are atill
l.^'ticr men then Senators who gat tipsy *1
reorptiona. Mr. Seward was so exhilarated
at Senator Morgan'a reception the other
night that ha groealy insulted a member of
Congress wha waa preaant. K (Jan. Grant
had been in a similar aondition, every «op
{ferhrad in tha eity woald now ha buaf re
tailing storia* of hie 'beastly dmakeoneat.'
Yet he waa nut drunk,—aa/jr eis&y afftoUi
6* —mething he A ad been taking. livery
honest lo*ar of hia sountrf, Republican
Deat'krrat, is deeply interaatad in
tar Our pahllc aaaa rm!
iaTarydM|aronal«' ...mat
eaaaa as I
k
w
sober, and it
.jok tightly upon such
-eve alluded to."
«re tlieee allusions to some of our lta'l
n*»g man, and theaa bread hints at tha habit
ual drnnkennees of Chandler and Sprague,
tinder the name of "other Senator*," from
a Dantaoratie paper, bat little credit w ald
be given them by .our Radios) reader*, l»ut
•the witneaa upon the stsnd.is one of the
iltdieal household, and he declares that our
nati nal council haa too inany men that are
unqualifiedly '"Jrunk n'»l ieorderly."-—
Seward, tht .Secretary of Jslalo, several prom
inent Senators, th» prospective Providential
candidate ot the UepuUiicnii parly ami tlte
haa I '1 our anniea—"drunk anl disorier-
Ij.'* What were do the "drunk and di«or
Oeriy" that figure in our 'iioe oourU daily
than to get ''ex'iilarated" or "rititiy •jf'cel
«d !y mm thing
It*
tiiay" hid been drink
ing?' Oreat pani if»a Kadio&l Cou»
Kieas ii'n take to prove Andy Johnson an
inr'.iiate would it »mt he aa we'l for t!.a-n
d.r rl t^eir attonti'i'i to t'»a habilH
i' »t '-comsn^ m»n" the saina paitioii.
(4rAtil'a Draalienn«»a Admltleit'
»iitj \Tit»lnngt"n irrenp ndint of tl
l»otr I i i'mnc ta tioai i thus ad uiU thn
atory,»'f Urant'a drnnkenn^As:
A mjnth a. n Sunday aiteruoon, tbe
Ututral railed upon ie:t. Sheridan. The
Ual n«tned Oeneral, as is everywhere
known, ia a hard drinker On this
oroaaitm Shetidan perauaded him to dr nk
with him, and ie immediate result was
that be (Uen. Ucant) W-«me a little diuy,
and iok a oarriagt home I hear
«'iat he hia ik n tha pledge within twa or
t'lreediy^. I n. aUonipt to excuse
lr« w'akneat on the occasion referred to.
Int it is jd-t that the exicl I'actj eball
ataud, end I a.ipp'ige it in true that to day
I nr« are twenty ni 'ii in c»ngresa, and ae
many ni re in hi^th p«sit ons under the
governtntii' «ln» have the reputation "f be
ing perfectly ^.itier man, yet who are visi
ble if -t -.1 by li-j-iiir ten times wliero Oraut
ia one#
With a!' the en-uaen this radio I wtitor
ran make, the fact i* adinilted taat Urant
«a« drunk an I thay had tn haul liltn home.
Kvau«c twenty other men in hi^h places
get drunk it no cxousc 'r th" man the rsd
i -»i» propose to piact' in the^ presidential
ehair. Licusc it as they tnav. Grant was
required to retigu hit place in the artuy for
drunkenness and something worse,—and he
is notorioua, now, as a bard drinker.
THE BELLKOF 8EX0C.
At the foot of a baautiiul ranga of moun
tain*, or rather hilia. in tha aouthern part
Ec gland, is a little village coin pot almost
eicluaively of fishermen'a liuta, scattered
here ai there in irregular order. Kaok
from tlie brow of a ataap declivity looking
down most perpendicularly upon the wa
ter, site a anug liule hat, built many Teats
bafeve by old Ian. Beaton. Old Tin! waa
dead, hut the hut waa atill retained by hia
two aona, Saady and Tem., ainae groan to
be young men, who aaatly aappvrted theai
aelvea by fishing in the hay near their little
home. Sandy waa paaaionate, aeneitive
and inalinad to ba aaapicioaa, while Tom
waa open, frank and full of brotherly love.
Aboat two weeks before the time of
which wa aow apeak, quite an excitement
bad been occasioned ia tha Tillage by the
appoaraaaa of the daughter of one of the
aid fiahermen, who, hy eome maaas a
ever
fully known, bad laid by a competency,
lie had aent hie only daughter to a ladlea'
aemiaary to gat aa edaaatieu, which won id
in the eouree of time enable her to take a
better position in aociatjr. She was tall and
graceful, and while the humble fiaherman'a
aaaa lot ad her, they ad mined her reverent
ly, for her taates, her knowledge, her
wealth, all oonviaced them that aha would
never coadeaoead to ha tha wife of a fish
ermaa.
K la, for that waa her aame, seldom tp
pe ired in puhlia, oaQr whoa the aailcd ia
little uoat with bar iathar apaa tha bay,
and this teemed her graataat delight, la
one of these little cxcursiona aha had at
tempt, to go line, but while far oat upon
th« bay, a aterm arose that rendered her
situation somewhat perilous. Ia this
emergency, Sandy, who waa near by \a hia
larger b-jat, proffered hi* asMatanOe. Of
courtc nnder the circumsta t-cs it waa ac
o pte, and by Um« inottient iUla and Sandy
wore made acquainted. She, with a womaa'a
curiwitj', desired to iait Sandy'a home
and aa here introduced to Tom. She waa
immediately struck by tb« geSfltmanly
and unaffected manner, and afteraards
would sometimpa call with her lather, and
r-'t at their little door. Sandy was now
desperately ia love with Ella, "the Bella of
the Senoc,' as she was called, and frequent
ly Bailed with her and her father upon tbe
waters of the bay. Ella heraolf began to
look upon Sandy and his brother in a dif
ferent manner, and aaw marh in them
which she could admire. One evening
handy re'orned te hia hat altar n ploaaant
*d with Ella and he* father, and by his
mannar, immadiamty attracted tbe
hia lnottlw, who, however, aaid
eventntJ^J »bo'lt preparing ibair
declared thnVr*'
,h?T r,t,red'
E.U, the vTw? ,. „*aW
bagiaa to love ma."
"I (toefs it is nothing but tha wind,"
iaid Sandy.
So Tom took up hia hat, and holding it
so that the roogh wind waald not blow it
off, ha went down tie beach, a ad there
—way out—struggling in her little boat to
make a landing, was E.la, every wave
threatening to overturn the frail craft. She
waa in imminent danger Tom instantly
ran to a boat lyng on the beach,and ouiek
ly pushing off, was soon far out in the wat
ere. Aa ha draw near to K la, tha wind
became mora boisterous, and aa Tom drow
•till naarar, E laaruae to^graap tha bow i
Pia boat, butaau'idfn gutt of wind eauaed
bef to lose her balauc^—the boat careened,
and throwing her weight on tha half sanken
aide, it keekd completely orer, and she waa
instantly atraggting in the water. She aank!
Tom plungad wildly into the surging waves,
and ^aaping her arm, brought her again to
tha carta*, aypaieutljr, lifeleas. He dtafad
her haa4a, hriagiag renewed aetioa and
warmth to her syatam. She soon opened
har Waa af aa, and smiled the lhaaka aha
could not andibly ex prats. Aa soon as
Tom naahed tha shore ba bore her te hia
bat, blading b«r to occup/ |b« chinbir of
his mother, and prepared her aome warm
herb tea, which soon mired har. 8andy
waa alao aaaidoons In hia attentions. When
bar father, full of anxiety oonearaiag her,
appeared to take her heme, she smiled sa
sweetly and thanked Tom ao sincerely, that
the envy and jealousy of Sandy waa arous
ed, ana compreasing his lips, with evil
thoughts rankling in his brtatt, ho turned
aw«| and climbed Into the atne. He look
ed Out of the wiadoa, and hare a new toi
meat awaited hi in, for Tom waa getting Io
ta tha light eonreyanee and gaing home
with Klia and her father. Muttering a
dark threat, £andy turned from the window.
"Tis a plotl a main plot that Tom has
laid, lie knows thst I love her! Ob He
has coaxed her away but I'll be revengedi
1 will!"
lie grasped s large billet of wood tightly,
end descending from the gsrret, walked
quickly away and bid behind a cliff near
the road. Here be awaited, muttering
curses as if he were a madman Aaaa the
tears would flew from hie wild eyes, and
tbea graepiag the billet, he woald shake it
with a smothered laugh, ao auggeative of
deaperation that it would chill the blood of
the boldest.
At length Tom ia seea wakiag down the
road on bis way homo. He ia amiling and
seems to bo thiokiag of same pleasant an
ticipations, with his head bent to tha wind,
tin passes the cliff where, aith dilating
eras and an eager countenance, Sandy
crouches, tightly grsaping tha olufc. lie
psasee. Sandy apringa up, aad dealing hi"
ono powerful blow, fells him tb»
then eicitedly he tlioga awa
grasping tbe lifele: earth:
draga Elm me club, and
hurls*-' tiudy of Tom he
.a the top of the cliff and
.•in headlong down into the deep
toeeing water—he falls with s heavy plunge,
and Sandy, turning towards the dark spot,
smiles a ghastly smile, and then hia face
blanches} he eeems to ho awakening from
bis mad frenxy as with a frightened gase ba
loolu around, and then with lightning
apeed rushes to his hut, throws himself up
on the couch in the little chamber,
in agony
erjing, "Oh God I've killed him He
rookod to and fro in a wild fran ay of grief.
Soon the tear* began to fall aomewhat re
lieved by tbeae burning tokras of grief sad
wearied in soul and body, he falla into a
troubled clumber, muttering in his dreams
of ths sad fate of hit brother.
Tha nsxt dsy Sandy dsrad not go forth
from his cottagu, and for three days and
_hts he tiid not leave his door, until at
length hunger drovo him forth, ilo met
Elia, ld tier thai his brother had goneu|
o,i a long jo irney very unexpectedly, and
he did not *uuw when be would return.
i'he next minute he turned his head, and
the hut s-.Mldtng te.'rs poured down Ilia sun
iju mt face.
The news of Tom's disappearance soon
aprt ad abioad, lut an Tom and Sandy had
ill wayh luted cat U other with the deepest
ve, none suspected the horrible truth.
About live yanrs after this tune a (strati
ger ariiued in Ilia village. He Ireipient'.y
Sailed about on the bay aud waa souu found
to be ijuite a favorilo with t:io Belle of
HOC.
None knew who he was. Sandy
id Keen him, but thire was something in
ttie look of the strangar tbnt aauxed Sandy
to pais intently upon liiiu. And, when
went to get his boat, he saw the stranger
out upon the waters drawing near to where
he was standing. Sandy could not bear
th« pare of tbe young man, so he sadly
turned and walkad toward! his dessrted
home. Again, late in the afternoon when
bu returned from fishing oot on
the bay, he unexpectedly mrt
the ntrsnger upon the shore.
They looked at each other for a brief mo
ment, when Sandy, fcariuj that by aotna
menus the young man kue* the truth, ha,
conscience troubled, turned and flew to
hi« cottage, as the deer llios from the
huntsman. When hs readied his little
dreary home lie closed tha door, bolted
the windowa, and in a Irancv of exetle
uicnt Hung himself upon his couch. Stsnd
n up he wildly cried
"Wlist if be knowa of my brother? W y
does he follow me Oli! uiv brather my
biother And graaniuc in the bitterness
•t' his remori-e, be lay upon tho cot till mid
night. His agony seemed to increase, until
at J»st, starting from bis couch, ha gave one
shriek, and tilled with a suddaa madness,
he tore op n his do and ran down tbe
path toward the fatal clitf ftom wheuce his
brother had been hurled. As he rushed to
ward the spot ha cried, "Oh my brother!
Tom! Tom! Til go down in tbe dark,
cold water, to yea, and I'll aak you to for
givane." At length he steed aear the
edge of the aliff, aad wildly gasiag on the
dark waters below, he seemed to be apell
bound to the spot—thea lifting bis arms on
high, he turned towarda the projecting
point, and, preparing to jump, he bent bis
kr.eaa for the fatal leap I But suddenly a
firm hsnd grasped his collar, aad drsw him
with an irrcsistable power from the cliff.—
Sandy turned to see who the intruder was.
"Great Godhe gasped, "The atran
ger I"
Tha stranger tenderly laid him upon tbe
award, and hastened to bring aome water in
his cap ti bathe his blow. Sandy soon re
covered.
"Why do you follow me," he aaid.—
"Have I ever wrooged yea
"Sandy
That one word was enough. Ue gazed
hat for aa tastaat upon the face of tha
stranger, and aried:
"My brother I My Tom I"
It waa all that he could say. He at
tempted to daap hia brother's ncck, but
swooned in the attempt.
Tenderly Tem leaned aver hia prostrate
body, aad chafed the bronaad hand ef hia
long lost brother.
When Sandy revived he hogged Tarn's
forgiveness, lie confessed all, and pleaded
witb deep importunity to be forgiven. Hia
brother clsspcd him in hia arma.
3"Sandy, 1 forgive yon. Cosae to oar lit
tie home and I will iell you all."
He gently led his brother to bis little
hut, and then in the darkness sitting on
the otd couch, hs told Sandy the whole
Story.
"After 1 had rescused Ella, I thought it
might be rather mean in me to take advan
tagc of that fact, to claim her love. 1 loved
her, Saady, but I knew that you had loved
her I ret, and as eatae down the road that
efeajug, 1 resolved that I wan Id not atand
Infhorwsy. WW!i was tMnklag of tms
heard a footstep, and I knew it was yours
but before 1 could »pcak I waa left in pain
ful datknesa, and ail was blank. When I
revived I found myself struggling in the
bay, and instantly comprehending the case
of my situation, 1 resolved that you should
never see my face again. I traveled far
away la Australia, and there ia Melbourne
I sought and iwstlvad a eftkaatfon as a *a«a
ter ia a large sum. BMce than BMY
risen to be a partner with my old employ
er's son, and, Saady, 1 am worth full ten
thoueand pounds, when I was away I
wanted to return and see you, and at lengtti
1 could aar bear to atay away longer, so 1
coma beta. 1 atayed around st firat to see
if you desired my return. I saw Ella and
loved her again and whea I found that
you led a hermit'a lire here, I sought her
head aad have gained it. Xo-aight whan
we met upon the shore 1 thought I would
follow you to your home and see how yoa
spent your tiu?, and whether yoa thoaght
of ue. 1 Stayod there, listening to your
grief for ma until I trembled fur fear that
you should go yoa go mad. When you
rushed out 1 followed, but you ran so faat 1
UeUe
*'To-day," aatd h«, «^0r" ..
to mo, and Tom, I
ki«d
#T*
'hat aha
Tom said nothing. Ih
hat he theaght, with a aitb' ^.7,. ^*r«
lama her aad aha loves Bandy, 1 -f
Mag I won't etan i in their way."
Late ia tha afternoon, while Tom
Saady wara mending their nets. Tom
daaly atOMed.
"Hi»t aal
•aid he, "Didn't yoa hear
•Hist
•ryr
-Ka.
Dil jifti f* —awatal tlaly.
™in. i t^Mcht I hsaid sosso oao sl
lac ttr he'a r» down aad
see what It is.
CO Old not keep hp. Btrsised every nerve,
however, and reached you just in time.—
And now, Saady, yeu ask me to forgive
y oaf*
I Sandy pleaded with hia eyes.
*'I have told you thkt 1 am wealthy and
i""" 1 am Suoa ta be marrird and than,
ndy, you
HAMillC *RA»U«*
asanha War.
»t c. aaasLAi-
lira af theoght! be ap en' etirrtag
k'ight mod daj
Bow tha aeed, withdrew tha certain,
Clear tbe wa?'
Maa of aetion, ail and eheer tbeta
Aa ya roar!
Tt era'a a fount aboat to strean
Thare'a a light about to beam
Tbera'a a warmth aboet to glow
There'a a midnight blaakacaa eUancina
loto gtmj.
Man of thought ead men of action.
Clear the way
Once the weloome light haa broken,
f"
Who shall aar
Whet tbe naimagtM4 cUriea
Of the nay
What ttw eril that ahaB pariah
v
laitangst
Aid it, paper aid it, type
Aid it, ter the hoar ie tape.
Aad aar earaeet maat aet slaekea
SI
Into play.
•aa of thought aad maa ef aetioa,
Clear (ba way!
La! a elfBd*s sboet to vaaiah
From tha dsy
*hs rigftt'a mat te eaaaaer—
... «ea* tha way I
Ana a beaten wrong to eramhle
loto elay.
With that right shall many more
Enter smiling at the deer
With the giant wrong aball fall
Maoy oibrra, great aa4 ataall, w.
k
That for agea long hare held uer
For their prey.
Men of thought aad men of adieu,
Clear tha way
Stewards, were for the first t!ml tn Eng
land eonstitated into a regular Lodge of
Maatar Maaona, June 24, 1785.
Brother Edwin Forrest, the Tragedian,
presented in 1869 to the tiraad Lodge of
New York, for the relief of widows and er
phaaa, ths sam ef $600, the award against
N. P. Willis ia the libel case.
The Old Hegalatloa IV., decreed that no
maa aaald he ande a Freemason aalasa by
dispensatioa from ths G. 11, or his depaty,
under twenty-flve years of age, aad
maat alao be a aiaater.
Ia Josephui (lib, 1
that th*
aet up b- cap. 2), the author
stone pillar (one of tbe two
elnoch) was extant in Syria in bia
•a He daee aet say where.
The Departure frem Primitive Masonic
Simplicity, haa baea constant and gradual,
ran according to the new regulations of
March 17,1781, none but tbe Grand Maa
tar, hie Deputy and Wardena could, in Eng
land, wear the jewele pendent to blue rib
bons about their necka, and white leather
aproaa lined with blue silk. The former
rand officers put tbeia on, and Provincial
Sfa«t:n is .Iirai sit.s*. —I'uring the two
months of March and April it (Jarsuletn) is
a dense inar-s of il jwers of an incomparable
freshnsM of dors. Ths animals are small,
but i xtr tnsly g«ntle. Lively and graceful
turtle doves, b'.tie birds ro slight that they
alight upon a blade of grass without bend
ing it, crested larks that come almost to the
feet of thi traveler, little brosk turtles witb
quick, soft ayes, s'.otksof grave and rood sat
air, putting otT all timidity,allow themeeivre
to be approached very closcly by msn, and
aeem to oall bim. In no place in the warld
tlie mountains apread out with more
harmonious or inspire ieftier ideas.
Masonic IWBBVOMNCI.—The organiza
tion of charitable societies has so far en
grossed the Held of benevolence in this
country ss to render Masonic charity, prop
erly so called, a very different thing from
what It formerly waa. Ths records of
Lodges show that only a generation back
a eonaidtrable portion of tha receipts of
Lodges went to relievo haman distress
Tha Conatiiution of one of our largest Grand
Lodges (Kentucky) lays down,as its theory
of "Urand Lodge fees and dues," the nec
eesary disbursements ef ehanty as a stand
ing claim for large annual charges and the
same Grand Lodge, when its independence
was formally declared, sixty-three years
since, made it apiime argument for that
division, that tbe charily funds of its moth
er Grand Ljdge (Virginia) ware never dis
bursed among the Kentucky Lodges or
Craft.
Latterly, but a small portion of the annu
al incomes of the American Lodges, Grand
or Subordinate, go in tbischsnnel. Except
in the larger citlaa tha Lodges, as such, are
not often called upon to make contributions
for charitable purpeses. Whatever tbe
brethren may do individually, their Lodges
do comparatively little. Not that tbay ro
fuse to give, but that thay are not solicited
to give.
How different this is from the foreiga
practise. Charity sad ths giviag of alau Is
tbs prims, almsst sols basinses ef many
Lodges.
Cairraa Saot.—Ths IoWa City PrtM
gives tbe following straight from ths shoul
der:
The Davenport, GotcUt advisss that a
'little nigger boy' be hired to read things to
Mr. Davia, one oi the rapreaentativea from
Scott. Oould not the QmttUt get one of tbe
eoldiera' orphans, whom Senator Larimer
crowded oat of a page-ship to make room
for hie own, to do that doty far Mr. D.
Let the loyal Lariaser anew sr.
96,900 bushels of wheat were shipped
from Marengo ia 18W, alao 1,880,000 Iba
of live, and 210,417, lbs of dead hags. 7,
604 paaaeagars were tisksted st that plasa:
$17,744.26 wen feaeieed At Cm aad tha
total reoeipts lor pass
LEWIS Sc OO.'S
ILLUSTRATED
MONTHLY FAMILY JOCRIUL,
For the Jftillimn
Thon*snda of fauiliea in the city and coaatry, have
long felt the wai.t of an llloatrated Jonrnal at a rea
eonable price, and equal to any oa thia eeatlnaat. To
thia ens. we have enraged k-oad ettku. TheBtesary
departnjeatwiil he i«a or the featateaar theaafer,
aad we aheV pnWiah from Vma te time, nngtaal
Tatae. MketAe*. Ac hy fce leaMag Wrlteraof tbe
country.
THIS .^O LOTTBRT,
Hut we oRVr aa an tcdncement to thoee who sub
scribe, and will help to pneh forward to a euccacefal
laaue, a cheap axd *laable llloatrated Family Jonr
nal, and civ a uaue at aaaa er resnicee. Sob
acribere will not hare to wait to haow
If they have a neetalaa. There wfll be
1,31ft preaiaaie dietrlbated to the aobecribwa.—
Ma faear will be weU worththe Mv. for the
year. A book haeheea supMal |g Mheoribere
siaaaahcie from 1 to IWMse. ena the preatiame
are equally dletribated throagh the oae haadred
thoaaand aaaabeia.
If there ah'ald he oae thoaaand nanee received on
A# ant data, (be letters will he epeaad
mbHah the aame af the peseeaa that aee aatttfed ta
theptemlaaa. latheRhw Taan WMStT itumu-
TSO,and
la the dty aad coaaty papers.
laefotlowing Prea^
aas will badistrlbated:
ie Cash Prealaaa of less each, $S,W0
aS S «8
*a te i .sos
at is i.sae
se is sea
80 Ootd Wstchss. (Am'n Welch Co.) see tid. UN
na WUeox a Olbbe* Sewiag Machlaw^Se tat
SS Howe's Sewtng Machines, se S.UCP
S,S0e Preasinan of $1 eeah. (,«n
TIKM3 TO 8CM0S1BKRS.
1 eoyy. si
i|rtes.
9 CO
ghall come and live me, and i
10
you as Joseph said to. bis brethren:
How, therefore, he not grieved aor angry
with youraeir, far Qod & eead aa before
yoa to preeerva Ufa.'
tPKCIAk MOtICCS.
AC«gfc,*C*U«r «8«re Threat*
legatees fcamedlab! attest
Ion, aad shooM he ehe«k
ed. Hallowed to continue,
Irrftstlam or tlte l.anga, aa Per«
•aaaeat Thrasl or
Ceasamptlea,.
lr often the r"»alt
Brown's Bronchial Troches
nettagadlrret Inhume*- to t%e parta,gire Immedi
ate feller, l-'.ir Bronelilfia, Aathma,
Uatarrh, Consumptive and Throat
Oiaeaaes, Trochee are aaed with slwsya good
soceeea.
aingere aintt Poblie Bpeakera see
them to dear end etreagtbea the volee.
Oavtia only Hmvii'i Baoaenai. Tanons." sad
So not take any of the Worthlea* Imttatlooa that
may Bteifhtie. aurlHteln
STOP THE HI JHBKH
Do yoa srii warn Mthert Why, father Ham, of
caarae, who IsstaMkNT ths cslor froai mUMeaf
heads e(
hair,Alas!
HicAfrrra iroprao.
nissooa deae. Ko troaMe: ae &ager of la)eatag
aeafsas a sapatb hlaah oe any shads ofbieaa with
sll bat •tracnloaa raotdlt/. Manafactared hy J.
OHIISTAaoWO, SSMaUsa Ume. Hew Torh. Md
hp all DraggMs Apflled hy all Bar Dwaaate.
BOFPS MALT EXTRACT BKTBBAOB OF
Riiita. Paaanaiaaii in Ntaraim is New Toea
u vaa WarroDt Snna i It la a asll taaea
Mrt thst uoet of American physicians prescribe thta
hSalthfal beverage aa a t»ho aa writ aa a plaaeant
remnly for djrapeptlca, debitUetcd,
eoaeamptlree. con
valeaceota, intalidi, and week pereoaa, eepecialW ia
cenawjamce of thr rrrommrndittoa of the repon to
1
ork Academy of Medviae -rtth thaaamne
tfeaiweis Pordyre Barker, »sn Bnfrn, Jsmb
"4 °riJ®1* Tork Cltjr. w* nassr also ths waii
i Sr. T. Coai-tock, of Bt. Loaia, whoreeom
mead» It to Me patten«a is hie practice. The emlni-nt
phuaiciana lira. Crane and White, of New Tork,
wrote to Mr. Ilolf, 54i Brosdwar, New York, the fol
lowing letter: "WehavotuedHorsMaUlstnethi
It-W
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Eng
land—waa constituted Auguet G, 1787.
The Heart of Richard the First—C'caur
de-Lion, of England, waa deposited in the
Cathedral at Rauea.
firactiee.
aad the mmKa have been each aa to fallr
ueUf the rlaima made for it: we frel certain thai It
ladestined to aapply a want kmr felt."
Dr. Bleckeu, of Kedwing, Sfin., wrote "I i
by the paiiers that the genuine Malt Bxtract
haa been introdaeed in America thia la an acqtiiaiUoa
of the ereateat lm|ortance for conenmptiree. My
ngrle, M. D. Haadcraieben, (Fruaeian Connaellor of
Hedirt»«-,» wrote me about ita wonderfnl ettlcary: be
had prescribed It at St. Pan! and ohuined the beat
resells: now wlab to try It with one of ny medical
frlenda, lr- Oaine, who fa coffering from pnbaoasry
neiauieetiee. with epeeaiodle aathma:" please, therc^
tote, (follows
order.) Sola st UriiKglsta and Urecere.
Bold hy ell Dragftate.
mmr
granc
Urand Masters then the Grand Treesarer,
Secretary, and othara.
A
"BOTTLE
AHD BE
l°Takee
An old Mason writes: I can aea mark
ed difference la thoae Members who read
and those who do not— the former aaem to
know Ifaeir daties aad obligations better
than the others. Soon after I was tint
elected to the Oriental Ohair, I aet about
qualifying myself, and I found that all the
lectures I received from old and bright
Masons did not help me half so ntaoh aa
Masonic reading. 1 took two Masonic pub
iicatiena, aent and gat eeveral books on Map
itonry, and wcrt to work, and 1 soon found
that hsfors I knew hut little of Mssonry,
although a Mason for forty yetrs, and had
presided in Lodges.
SCRATCH. SCRATCH.
TO
TO
Pagers and freight
wera $87,132.57.
Tna Wilton Chronicle ssys that Wsst
Liberty folhs have subscribed t86,000 to
tbe Burlington Cedar Rapids Railroad, via
Wart Liberty. Oadar oeaaty has sabscribsd
$24,000 Jonas county $10,000. The read
has been put under contract.
arreet Baialoal Loesae, to coneaw had hrtlta
and remove tha ellects of early Error, send
cents to U AUBMH HEAD DISI'SSSAHT, Laala
vtlle, Kentucky.
anynfllM Ailments pccollAf totte ecz, by eacloting
W aeots with brief atatemrnt of ease, wiu
reeolvt partirulart for eelf treatment by retorn mail,
and thop avoid quackery. W« also bare a Varlx
Claap which we gaar&ntae to rnre varicocele In four
diyi. Th* FretrraWw. Thoae de
aliinc to limit their o&priffjr, cao rnclo#f aetamp
for a pamphlet, routainlnij eii^ra*infa ami ex plana
thin* of tno above preTcnt've, witb an rway on tbe
snhjort of prerentlon. All oorrerpondi'nce
deniial. Aadrw* letters to J. 8. WILLIAMS,
Drawer 247, LonlnTille, Ky octM44lwlj
Reyal IITIII Letiery ef Caba,
I DRAWN ONCE IN 8CVBMTEEN DATS.
line Prise of J10t»,«i0
SO 000
COAN & TKN BROEKE
A I A E
lAXfFMTlRISS
FAMILYCARRIAGES
LA3STDA.U8,
CURENCIS, »**0UC*E»,
Brette, Coaci!«e,
lathe Weet tomj* "m^aetory a(
Uwraaee, Bredte A Pardee. K(w Havea,
Qenn.
n. w. caan, Pieetdeat *^°maai Bse
omcAoo.
cHJNv^cBr'. lT
a will only coat yoa jonr time in naing it. If tt does
yoa ae good.
Dr. TohiaS* Venetian Liniment
Aa an External BsmedjJn esses Chioslc Khea
•slte*.Chapped Hands, Moaqalta Bltea, Sttftaeas of
(he Joints sad Contraction of the Masclea, Head
ache, Cnta, Braises, alaa la tha Ltmbh Bach sad
Chest. Bona, Toothache, Btiage of Insects sad
Sprains, Its waadarfal caratlrs powers are msraen
Iatarnallo la ahaaa of Slch needacha,Ootle,
•awet Cewplalats, Cholera, Dreentery.
J»rtce Be cents per bottle. Sold by Sll Dragglata.
Depot.M Coitlandt atreet, N. T.
ITMI! ITCH!!
SCRATCH
in from to to to 4- hoera,
WHKATOVP OINTMENT car. a TUB ITCH
W11KATOTCS OlSTKBNT caria 8A|.T RllHtJM.
WITKATON'll OL.VTMBTT carcn TITTER.
WTIKATOW OITL'MKNT
enrea BAHBEirSTTCH
WIIKATONTT (IINTMKNT
curea
OT.II SOHKS.
MTHKAToN'HULNTMKNT
enrea
KVEHY KIND
For sale hy all Prtiefflete. anpft-dAarty
Tt |a «aid of the lediea of France, that, aa aclaaa,
Ihrt are tlie bandaomeat In the world. With their
roar cbeeka and blark hair, wlo can helo imt think
ao* Dr. Velpau'a I'll la never fail to make the com
pletion of a healthj and roar hue. Lediea. trj thea
•old I17 all DmKslata.
A
K^OS
io,aoo«
Ac., Ac. Prlaea paid ta Gold. Pitaee Caahed aad
Information given by OBORUK UP1IAM,
ang?-dAwly es W. Main St., Providence, B. I.
JIAnRIAOK AWD CKLIHACY.
And tbe Uappiaees ef Trus Manhood.
An Bessy for Tonne Men oa the Crime of Uotltade
and the Hvstologkar Crrore. Ahases and IMaasaes
which errata inpedlBMats to
MAUUAQB, with sare
IleC Beat In eeated latter earelopee
AdSreea Sr. i.
aCtlUM HOI UU
aieans of Kelk Beat In eeated latter earelopee,
free of charge. Addreea Sr. S. aCtlUM HOI UU
toa, Howard Aaeodation, Philadelphia, Pa. letla
Tha Confhaaiona and Knperienoe
of an Invalid.
Pabllahed for the benefit, aad as a CAUTION TO
TOl'NO MSN and otheta, who aalfcr froa Nerrona
DeMUtv, Frenutue Decay of Maa hood, Ac.,i
plying Taa Maana or SurCrU. Written w
who cured htmeelC, had seat tree on racelTlng a
dald directed envelope. Addreee NATHANIEL
Mlitr, PrMitatara Decay _of Maa^ood. Ac^aup
rlagTaa
10
J"
KVpA-mrB^ra^t. Also aee, by tae
pobllaher, a Circalar W DiJII SWAIN, the greet
poem of the Wer. Seett-dAwlai
HADAMB MBM WaTWlf
06RATIYI CMH» B4UAH.
Pritt, 35,00, ft 76 Orals iV JkttU.
^aassatsst-
PnrelyTegatahta,coatatneao
er otiW DMLVnUMOtM MIUW.
The Ccaatrra Bataaa
ts WseraatsS. Ie aeed aa
eaedlag to Mrectfooe.Jo
Cmata allcessa. Coaghe,
Oolda, Craw, WhooaM
zsLSsttSS
Balsa*tea pareiy Tegee
ahtsMaj mmal. payse
•utile
eellee of the best laaMdl*
fea.vegetahte
"SiwasMalsi i
lMMdoalta»«wOTto
^lt'enH«ne^be*iaaaela«
ting tba beat of Ine
lyrtWL
aaola geaMy tooeSngo*
Uie waate eabetancefrr
the earfcee of the hody.
ttlooeens the phlegsajn-
ATTLK
It Is not e violent remedy
bnteaotttent wareiiar, aeas iidag aad ela.ne:
caa
be takea by (he oldlat pereoa tfryooagtet ehlld.
IfyoahaveaCold. never
ao align t, do not fall to
give the Balaam a trial, aa
the very low price et which
Uleecld brtrge tt In the ranch
ef every aoe, that they
aaay slwsys keep U convenient tbr aee.
The timely aee of.
33 eent tattle will irftsa pewve
It to he warn
aaa haadradttmee lte
dAwly. Bold all dragrlsls.
BVOKBL HaNDSl^Prov**.
*ew Task.
CeetWanese ia sggravstsd bf
T%e aaa ef etnmg purgatives. Ths only rational
trsnansa is soase gentle
MART LITTLE,
•ralrMreet, went aMe, a 4es
below FMl».
0ATR«naTh
LADIKS
•LAS
MO
.meo
»S twenty
Persons getting ap dabs piu he
uaia. aa above
Addreee LSWI9 OO., 41 Mener •«.,*. T,Bn
sset.
Write tbe a^deeae fiate. gtiin| toaaaMp, OMiry
aeA. *t ile. Money r'y Draft. Pert Ogee ordsr. regis
tered totat.w eiyaii aa| he eeaa ateasr^k.
RKFKHXNCKS.
•^*!LWO^Y^'vTtaeeara "F
J»a
How.
Sewtag Me-
•awiw «wi
MipnVt HPr wit
.IOW
ABB ISV1TBO TO CALL AND H-
saUaethe latent atylee. We elm to pteaae. aa
can jive est lafhciina. detSMawiy
JOHN HOWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER
Oai dsssel 8t*mm Pljsa Filter,
lie, 14 Bast i«H nagiii, »e.
BaUtng Taha, Vatar
CIOMI»ai
S, Wash Beeins, Lead
AUhtndaiir
Saaata naSis. Ala
atfteaad MMrratae asrt«rti
GHICAQO MANUFACTL ITER«.
of
L'«bt
Work, Top and Opea B»:T»a, Ac.
STRICTLY FUST
CLASS.
41 Alt itaadelfk at., t'hlcaga,
WeaiaoM»-lMtaeeat
Ctratr in W iMitlfl Hmii,
Largest aaeortmeai et
Agents for JAM. '1'!:''* Voacord, H.
JlWAtiB AND lT!'tW« HARNKdn,
IMIBBAIKga
ST AMD
At,
SOAIsQS
or A.1X aiift.
FAliBAMtSfGREERLElP iC«
A«I^keStreet Chicago. tOS
Market St.,
Street. M»fuj« bnj
only tho
genntae. njld la liatcparl by J. Daltell* Bra.,
ead KeUr A Wood. Wflt-ly
if wilukd
O
How llrandreth's 1'illn Car*.
Whea disease k la tie eysteia tt nay ba e-*'
an Intrader. Brandreth's Mia ara- u, be
which being awellowed, seta* .. ^L.,
sdletarbanea, wasa»-'
hw^domalBS t»- ^«re'tajas them both oat of
V? .staer. Malare alwaye tttee tore
^.ta. bat,
aiaa Is not always able. Mag
...sted hy BRANDRtTHH PlLUtaad
ehe never falla, when UiU greet mcdictna ia «ed i«
sraaon. U»aaahandredreera
sf thta saeeraton. la fact, their aee Hwarm the erne
nil dleeaee of the hemes body, wh*het ehnsateor
FOX,
New ferh ®arhaaivllle
maid Waahirlen Uladew
UlsiWtrkt,
itao—
measae a ym«oeoa a rouaaae nm
iA
S
A ittStSSf--S2«SS2
hand. Also.
IThWe LSai *•»*», te
firsaiwl
mni Maine*
KISSES.
A He*
yaaaaa TRtll
•nm TiselsCNUU
sad stmH-1
Oltteal other Trata^ erar taveate^k
hmbV*lSlmi,na' Itwtllamer
SHkMlJJ. CdAfg or BLRTA
1^,4 jnSATHWa. D0*9 SOT preee
apaa tho
BUM WlU- NOr I id
are the CORDi tt
mm tomar ae
iStlj laatantead to last a llhlm
-3f It shoald ever are* ''J rslr oaaje,!
newoae wUI
he Klrenlnita place.w TUIaandall
DM. J. KE^Bhl^l/e
oe,,ttaf
Bad Djapepata, Ita soothing and penetrating qaah
ttse are ml aa eeaa aa tali an tm Iftheisaaw or
fiairienda have say coaptatct named tn tWa sdrer
tlaaaseat, tiy the V*aett
von do not And tenefyt __
randed. Ash the Dt.T^btaa' Vsasttaa Ualaient.aad
take no other. It ts plea«aat to take and clean to
am and eradicates the dieeaae from the srateta ao
th«tit does not retnra.aa is the cass after aaliy tha
aiaay Llalaienta, rain Ktlleia, and Olla. now flood
ing the country, that only atop the pain while tbe
article la being uaed. aad then return.
paletfree. aagts-ty
NOVESfe BROWN
MiaaW Tuaa
BAG FACTORY.
fleaaieistSmjBagi,
PAPER ft COTTON SACK8.
1.1
Sail* Street,
-t.W-dlT' CHIOAOO.
P. o. Boa MS.
ITCH
Keroieie Lmps, (kantleliers,
And Lamp Trimmings
OK XI. KlSDti.
0IL
afHamar, lika Magic.
Price, W cents s toi, By mall «0 ocnta.
Addraaa WKF.KS A POTTER,
No. HO Waahington yireut, B«ton, Maas.
,"n„.!,B(!-"L!:?"TE""S'11TE*M
Table and nleos Ulassnrnre,
Sep7-dty S TVarMm St.. CHTCAOO.
TiK
GREAT
CLOTHING DOUSE
OF
imrjctt.
G. T. Belding & Co.,
W"
O V N E
A Dearborn Streete,
llllMla.
Cemer of Rar
CMos|*i
MANDKiCTCKS ODE ERT1KE
Htock and the
Largeat and aaont Exteaalve
ttlack of
MEN'S & BOYS'
MyMlMMl
MJY THE VTE8TI
BF.LDINd A CO,
)i & VS Randolph Street,
Corner ot Dearborn.
(Two doors la- of r»M ^tanJ 1 note dly
MBKl AND LEATHER
E I N
Warranted B«t lu«lltj
.'«e, all aie "f
Hoaa 8c Packine.
Jid all kindaof
RUBBIR CLOTHING
RUBBER 600D8
Lace Leather, Belt Hooka*
CT0.. ETC.
•.
WHOLKALE AND BKTAIU
ALLOCIC
SL
WHEELER,
uacetaors to_
Jit, h. 1DE8U-X CO.,
Wa. ldS U*r fcsst. rnqcAOO.
ROBTlWfiSTBBM
Horse Nail
Tho NsrtHweatm
18 fHl
mauaKMi
un tun uisnn
IX AT:
IT
eadt,saint tn ths muncif
Isanti «e and taale like Dr.
Hanaaon's Psasrauw Luaanasa. Thane new
weafcea bat gradaally seel
pre aatare. They remov.
Oppreealsa. Diastases, adadw, and every farm at
lndlgeetion, aleo, theonly proper reaaedy for Pllss.
ellher bleedlag oc othsaalssk
•«de aa4 l«iical tarinanti
91 Wsahfagteo St, OHTOAGO.
•ale Agent* lar the —-J—«
•arosa^ttsresai
IteaftrtPe^1
ISLIIO WORIS, SENECITAILS.II.T HOOFLAM.VI 8ERMAN
•xdastveiasenflactnrer i a tbe ViMt«4 States o
Rotary Steam Fire Engine®,
(HOLLrS PATENT!.
Aad also smaafactarer of KoTAKT'8 XXOCtn
aad t»r*PB, hothhaad and power, ofevery else, and
adapted te every pnrpoee. Addr—
oc» dtf H. r. raua. a.
POOLE St 1IIXT,
Balthaere, Barylaad,
MANTJFACTTBKB8 OF
Portable A Stationary
3TEAM ENGINES & BOILERS,
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
VKIalag .Vachlaery, ••l»art*e
Barr Begalatere, Hhaftlag Pab
l»ye aad Haagrrs. decit dir
WARMER
4k
MACHINISTS' TOOLS.
'Portable ft Stationary
Steam Engines,
STEAM HAMMERS,
SO OAR MILLS,
SHAFTINGS, AND
Void \THnlng aWachiturp.
WASHt'A, New Hampshire.
~COLE BROS-,
MAirrrArtrRiiifi or
K RTIVAI. I»1 »TOX
Steam Fire Engines.
Wo manafactiire tat.Sd, and 3dclaas EtaRlaaeto
he drawa either by hand or borae aa may ba dealre4.
Tha rnpoiiority of our Engines are rt^Jwrsrd by all
leadlag mechanlca, and are gnara&ieed to give par
ed satisfaction in errrT r- apect or po
*»1«.
CULB BBOS.,Ce». Main Halbr. rta.,
OrtlMtf fAWTHOKr. It.
1_
Wm. A. Harris,
MiKcrAcnnu or
(MUSS STEAM ENMNESl
Boilers and Machinery.
eaglnea are tn!U ander tbe eneral patents
granted On. B. Corllaa.
In uniformity of aiieed andcr conatsnt variations
of
lead, tbey are excelled
«taaa|
mgdtf* order.
Ho. Wahtagtea Street.
ID
not a finpie loataaee hy
anyothee engine.
In economy of toel, tbey nave from SO te SS per
cent, over engtaas of other ranatrarttaa.
The peculiarity of style ie original wtthths tnvsa*
tor, and the working parts aro so arranged that they
of atesas, winch Is the case with no other
repataltoa oi the OeeUaa engine is thoroaghty
b, parcnaee
tahllahM. and partlee parchaslng of me,
hertghttonse.
US IMf Rtreat,
lankMli. PROVIDBNOB. 1
I'.VJON
BOILER WORKS,
c#r,
r9B|
HI
Islni 8toe
BOILERS
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Smoke rlpes, Breeehlngs, fte*
a/.ns on saoar nonce.
SHEET MROJT WORM
Of e?ery deocripUon ftornlahcd for SleamboaU
mmfactortet*
Fire
•1. it.n iiKKi.eR,
Wfc 'e Veaji: In
Prof
Been 4 Iroa Vaalts
Mtna TO oanaa.
I.urd Tanka and Oool.-ra of crery d-«er!pt!on.
BI.ACKSMITIIINO in ail ita bran Chen.
rAll
Work doii'' in th.' lieat eiyiu. and warraa
SAMl'KL HHEtXWELL.
JyltMtf l»**enport, Jntjrl--,1I*T
Anaskeag Manufactoriog C»s
AKrF \CTt
FIRE ENQINE8,
Ana LOCOMOTIVES.
MANOBKHTKK New Bampehire.
Wm. Amory.Treas.,SO State St., Hoetoa, Msi
B. A. Straw, Ag't, Msachcater. N. H.
PHILADELPHIA
WOOLEN MACHINE C0MP%
MtSCFACmiB
Vtolti Machinery
SVCB AS
Mules, lacks, Wool Pickers,
Rag Pickers, Lumpers,
Baa tare, Willowa, railing Mllla
Spreadrra, Ac..
WORKS—No. 301i» Chestnut St.,
orrics
NO.
i» NoitTii
FHONT
ST.,
PhlMelfhla,
N. B^ Partlcnlar attention paid to Relaeging Bag
...... Pichera, and patting on of Rabher Condenaer Parte.
CLOTHIXC 1ADG TO 0RDBR
AT
REASOHiBLE PUIOK8.
A. N. WOOD & CO.,
Fir* Buelett, forte Carer*, Curry Combe EfttOIl, MCldlSOIl CO.,N. Ya
Coatinae to manahctare their Improved
sfuttkif Clothe, Boot*, Oiovee,
Blanket and entry variety of
[Portable Engines,
Cda]
—I
Horse Naila.
Oor. kw aal Monrae Ma.
Oar Malta ate aMmtactant eatittly fcga. BWJ-
J. M. JOHH,Praa.
For Farm and Mechanical pnrpoeea. They are spe
cialty adapted to driving Threahlng Machines, Corn
Bhenere, Hills
of sll kinds. Printing Preaaee. Clrrniar
Bawe, Wood or Iroa Lethes, Macliioery In Cabinet or
Wsgoa Shops, Boring Arteaian Wella, Pumping Wa
ter, Ac Ac. We warrant oar Knglaes to be whst
wa represent them, and to give aaqaalUed astlsfac
Hon In all raaecte.
Branch O0ee,lS4 Lake Street, CHICAGO, wtth
the Americas Scale Oo. JanS-dAwSsa
RIAL KSTATE.
J01K Is. COFFIN,
LAND AGBNT,
Baveapart, laws*
Bee far aala, 151,000 aeres ahoiee Farmiaa
"a Iowa, ia S8 diShreat eoanties, selected
Ita 16yaaraaiaee, by apt
ta
l»ae,iaSS'diflbraat eoantiaa, seleeteJ
PATENT BAMMEiaiSIa I fcoutiotal#yaarsainea, byspaaialafeate.an.
Sly e a aee by tha aetaatsae.
M,IWt sarta la Ilttaois, Wtaeonata and Mtaae
Daiwravad Lots ia Davaaport, LaCiaire,
aa, Waloott, Durant, Ataliasa, Downey,
leva Otty aad Dee Koiaee.' Twenty' dwelling
bnnaaa aad ataree in Davaapart
RE8IDENCE
8PLEN0ID
roRK.
e
"WEBER" PIANO,
laHowoAea Jaat-d»y
Dearborn
W|». Ceart aai Ratleaal 8eato,
NNTOTT^BENT
iMtfy aai fafrtvois
'F! *nisili
PROPERTY
Raady
wwaaswjffSCT«
I tbey
Micala
nrore.
vor
U soly e^aalled by tha
"Grand Dnehiaar' ftrora.
*aitlae baying Piano, ,U1 tad Itgrasa^ttft
tatereet se anwlaa thw beisie peieheSngelae.
FOR BALK CH*AP,
Wholesale Retail,
DeMOTTE BROS.
For Sale!
Trbfeet,UXDERRIONED
DATIKO
OHA8KD and laid off into full lota—M
hy M0 that maga
111
cant tract known ae the
Coanty Fair Gronnds,
How offer theaa to the pahllc at fair prtcea aad real
aoaabletenaaj
Waoflhr
Inferior Itsdtteessaata
to gartlss wlaWng to putchaae to balld npoathla
Free Cettreyaaee
*SSCSP"°""M—,U8!Siaux.
SANGER & STEEL,
DIALBBS IN
OtRElSIOR, FUQGIRG I'HUBBLE
"ISLAND QUARY,"J0LIET,1LL
msn rs* STOSE AT ssssn
loaded upon Cart or Boats, will ha as folloew:
Voar tnchaa thlch..
Five tachea thick to «a
Mi lnchea thick SS ate
Sevea taahea takk. ta eta
.light and Nine Inctes thick SS da
Ten snd Eleven Inches thick... ....
Twelve inches aad upwards, 4* cts. psr tuCtc that.
Two Incbea thick aad lete Mdi
Three laehta thick *tt
Four Incites thick W tta
live Inche, thick It da
•testable Stasia,
COMMON KfBBLE til, per cord, or per load $tM
BLOCK RUBBUR, 8,
For Bttdge and Footing Ptone, and for Extra
fctone, special rates will he screed opon.
Ortcrs for COT STONE respeettWly aoUd
-trie, sttentkm
j£
nnali* datlgf
P.O.SaaSSt,^g9^
(fTsraaaCaah.
BITTtM,
AND
Hoofland's German
Prepared by Dr.
W1ITMBY.
Baaniaetarers ef al kinds af
C.
M. JACKS
OV
I'UlliADRLPUlA, PA.
Tie firetl Reaelict ur
DUMSM lie
LIVER, t»T09lAC:H,or
DI«BfilYlVK ORGANS.
Hootlp.ni'o German Bitters
are compoeed tt the pore juicea (or, aa they are
rr.edicinallT ter med Kxtractai
of Hoots, Herba ^•^^ud Barke, mak
inga preparati -0a, highly eon
ceutrated, and entirely Tree from Alchslic ad
mixtura of any kind,
NOOfLAND'S tEKMAH TONie
is a combination
of all the iag
V
akn
ters, with the purest qnslity of Saata Crut
Rum, Orange, etc., making one ot the awet
pleeaant and agreeable remediee ever offered to
the put'hr.
1 hoee preferring a Hediciae free from Aleo
holio admixture, wl'l naa
loolland's German Rltlm.
In esses of nervous depression, when soms
alcoholis stimulus is necessary,
HOOFLAND'S CBKMAN TONIC
shonld be uaed.
The Bittera er Ihe Tonic are both equally
good, and contain the eaoie medicinal virtues.
The stomach, from a variety of causea, each
aa lndigsstion, II^H^^ayspepeia, Nerraus I
Debility, etc.. :s^^aJ^Pvery spt to have
ita functions dersn gnl. The result
of which is, thst the patient sntTars from seversl
or more of tbe following dlsesses
Oonatipstion, Clstulenre, Inward Piles, Fal
aess of lllood to the Mead, Acidity of the
Htomach. Nansea, Uenrthurn, Uisgnat
tor the Food, Kulneaa or Weight ia
the Htomaoh, Soar Kractationa,
Sinking or Flutterieg at the fit of
the Htomacli, Swimming ef the
Bead, Hurried or llidicofl Breath
ing, Flattering at the Heart, Choking or
Suffocating Sensationa whe i in a Lying
Posture, Dimness ot Viaioa, llo'ts
or Webs before tbe Sight, Dull
Pain in the fie,'!, Deflcien
cy of Perspiration.
K ellow^flV'^^^ness of
the Skiti^^H^^^snd Lyes,
P«in in tlie Side, "lltck,
CheKt, l.imba, etc., Sudrtf n Flushes of
Beat, Hurtling in tlie Hull, Constsnt
lniapimnj-s ct Kvi' and tireat
Depression of .Spirits.
These reui»diea niil i lUciuallv care Litei
("omjlaint, Jiiundii-c, Drspenaia, t'lironic or
Nerrnua Debility, t'lironic IMarrhiea, Itiaeaae of
tlie Kidneys, and all Diseases srisiag from
Disardercd Lirer, Stomach, or Intestines.
•IKBIMT V,
Resulting from any Cause whatever
PROSTRATION Ob' TIIK TY8TEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure. Fevers, eto.
There Is no medicine'l extent equal to these
remedies in sucli cases. A tone snd rigor is
imparted ta tbe I^E|^wholeBvslem, the
Appetite is Streng^^H^ tbened, food is en
joyed, the Stomsc digests prompt
ly, tbe blood is puritted, the complexion be
comes soand and healthy, the yellow tinge ia
eradicated from the errs, a bloom is giren to
tbe cheeks and tha weak and nervous invalid
becomes a strong and healthy being.
Perseaa Adraaesd 1st Llfat
And feeliag the head of time weighing heavily
upon them, with all its attendant tils, will fiad
in the nse of tlieee HITTfcKH, or the TCNIO. en
el sir that will instill aew life iato their veins,
restore in a measure the eiergy end erdor ol
mors youthful days, build up their shrunken
forms, aad give health aad thappiness to their
remaining yesra.
*OTICB.
It is a well established fact that fully one
hall of the female^^H^ portion of the
popnlation ere aelin the enloy
ment oi good heal-^^^^^th or to use their
own expression, "never feel well." Tbey are
languid, devoid of all energy, extremely ner
nous, and have no appetite.
To this class of persons the ItlTTKHS, or the
TOMC, are especially teeommended.
Weak aa4 Delicate Chiltfrea
Are made strong bv the use of either of theae
remedies. They will cure ererv ease of MARA8
MI S, without fail.
Tlioussndsof certiSoates have accumulated in
he hands ofthe proprietor, but snsee will sllow
of the publicstion of but s few. Thoae, it will ba
observed, are men of note and of such standing
that they mutt be believed.
Testlaiealalt.
BOW. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Cliief Jattice of tha Supreme Court of fa.,
writes:
Philadelphia, Marafc IS, 18ST.
I lad 'Haola j^R nd'a Qenaaa Wt
tora' ia a good ton VB it, aad of great
beae6t in eases of debility,and want
ofnervoua action ta the syateai. Yours truly.
"GEO. W. WOODWARD
HO*. JANBR THOHPSOM,
Jadga af tbe 8aprama Conrt cf Pennaylvaaisf
Philadelphia, April 88, 1S6«,
^"1 considsr "Hooflaad'a Oermaa Biltara'
valuable medlelne in caaeaof attacka of ladlgae.
tioaor Dyspepaia. lean eertifythia freaiaty
experience otit.
Tours, with reeaeet,
AMU THOMPSON."
qaently raqaeatad tacoaaaet atr aaats with raa
ommeadalions of differeatkinda of mediclaaa,
but regarding tha
sppropriste eg
linerentkint
IRKT practice ao oat of I
hare, 1
have tn an
seoiined nt with a clear
proof la various Instances end particularly ia
my own family, of the asefnlness of Dr. Hoof
laad'a German Hitters, 1 depart once frem my
usual course, to express full conviction that
for general debility ot the system, and espec
ially for Liver Uomplaiatj it is a eele aad valua
ble preparation. In some cases tt may fsil but
usuallv, I doubt not, it will be very beneBeial to
thoae who suffer from tha above censes.
pui-
Toura.veryr.^l^
Etgth, below Uoataa M.
PBOH
air. a
D.
FBBDALL
Assistant Bditor Christisa Ohraaiala, Philslsl
phia:
1 have derived dealdad baaatt Urea tha aaa of
Hooflaad'a German Bittara, aad feel it my priv,
ilege to recommend them aa a moat velaable
to rtcoDontoa tn«m i ow
CAUTHW
HooOaad's Cbraw Bewdlea sra eeaatarlbtt
•d. Sea that tbe
JACKSON is aa
saeh bottle. All
tarfait.
Principal OSeei
Madieiae Stare, No.
dalphia.
Ilsggtag Rteae.
CBICAWO,
COOK StUlcLAIlV,
CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS
Dearborn St. lee fl«. Oluh 8t.,Ohlc«,..
Ceata, Vesu aai Pai. i,
tyed or Cleaned with Naatneee and Deepatch.
Ladiat' Silk, latiiaid WoilfB Bmiei ail
SHAWLS
®JJJ!In aivperiormanner.
All MrrrtM*t«*fne«* i»oeCa Dy«A. [aclyll
EAGLE WIRE WORKS
w. A. JOXSS. PWC
JONES & PRICE.
•axrncrrataa or
WIRK I L0TH» CIBB8K 8ATK8,
»U
llrTti, Cntl aai Saw! lerteits,
traaaaa«lreaBIMlaaftrreaa
rtea, MUar's B144lsa,
RAL
Traps,
MmiIm,OX MuiIm
ALSO, CLARK'S
Patent Sell-Setting RatTrap,
Coat Staves, Wnaow Boaaass, arc.
Not. 1« A IS V'ranklia Ht. CHIGAOO.
t}» Kvery deaerlptlnn of WIRK WORK dime at
the »h-rtf«t notice, m* janiitt dty
oa.sh:
HOUSE
CHICAUO, ILLINOIS.
JOHN V. FARWELL & "0.v
14,44 ia
gredieata of the Bit
isroiTaai or
FANCY (J
GODS,
AKf» WBOLUALB HI4LM* IX
Dry Goods.
wa navs is svoaa
Sheetlaga, NhlrtlagtA Itrllls,
Ntrlaee, Dealaas amtfl Prists,
ar am* l«a CanattMcrea,
lauaer Nlalli, Anran 4'ls*«'lta,
Rlearhrd UaaeiiSelalaea,
Freak Style Bress Ueeda.
A
Lao, vmx »«toar«*Tr or
WOOLENS, WHITE GOODS,
N O I O N S
OSBKHT JIHB ULOVlia,
Ail ef whioh wil' be aold al
The Lfirril r«*fc Frlrw,
Preaipt atteaUua paid to orders. Jsnt4-dnai
TO GRAIN SHIPPERS
•IWIera mmd MSintilUr*.
Wo Aro maDafacturinc
RICHARDS'
Poisr Con SMiis,
Of all aiaes snd capacity, ranging from
ia ta IS* Btssalirla per Hoar,
Built of Iron and Warrants to Shell CIsan In say
condition of 'train. nn4 I'
KII
(lie (,'trn in superior
ciinditlon fur Mill or Market.
W OVKIt 800 IN Dtll.V ITHK ^»1
Koa. 2.1 A Buah Street. CUIOAOO
Afrelite for
J. OKKEN A CO., Dayton, 111.
LAOON WOOLEK CO., ljK..n, III.
HANOVKK WOOLEN Cd Hanover. HI.
A*III.ANI) MILl^*, Stenhen»'lle,t).
WHKKLBB A SONS. Jaaeeville, Wla.
ALTON. PoPE A SONS. Cleveland, o.
NORTH STARK MILLS, Mlnaeapotle. Mlaa. 1
PERU MILLS, Peru. Ind.
TOBRET BARTLItTT. (Tarn) Buflhlo, N. T.
And aome twenty-Sve mhera.
We have a large and complete stock on hand at all
timee.
We are alao prepared to All ordere far Cotton Tarn
Everything ,old at exactly manufacturer* prtcea.
Ntargee, McAllister 4k t'e.
GILBERT HUBB&BD & £0
SHIP HA»LKim,
A»D DEAI.Kltrt
IN
Twines & Cordage
SOS te? Noalh Water St.,
f'hleafo, Illinois
Woald call particular attention of the trade to
our stock, aa we at all times have the largeat
and heat aaaortment in the West of
Uttaa
A
rial Dick, all WMtfa
DiTcania ao*»Ks,
MASTliA AND TABBED ROPE,
BAGSl, BAUUllfO AND BURLAPS
CANTAB, OAKUM,
TAB, PITCH CHAINS,
,AND TACKLE 1IL0018,
€aalTarf Reeiaf Pllek
E s A e a I S O
Aad located la Chicago for thelaetels yaara,
HA« BEHOTKD TO
w—"Kl*
bility or from diaeeaea ariaiog from derange
meat af the llvar.
Yonra tralr,
in. FITOA1X.
RO. 9S RANDOLPH STREET,
Ctaleafs, 111.*
Nearly aypaalte Itla OM OOea,
Where he may ba eeaeulted npoa tha traataaeat
Of chrmnie% Jttercuriml
«ero#MM*,
And all
Rlwi Mi Skin Mimmm!
And Dlseedars af a
Vassarastl
ofC.V.
af
IsuBtWw al tha Otrasa
ss ABOH Street, rhlla-
OIABIM I.ITiM,
Oermaa Druggist, Propaieter.
Fortaerly O. M. iassson Co.
paicsa.
Hooflead's Oermaa Bitters, ^arhatUs....^
Hood sod's Oermaa Toaifl, pat ap ia *aart
Per°Dottle, or a*VaUdw'n'^V.V.V.y.7.V/7
KV 1o aot forget to
examine watt the ertiala
mubuy, in order to get thegeaniaa.
rar Sstla hraU BwanlMa
ptaltta sf ••aic—s.
jsiB dnadtastiasss tf
Onieetaem withont reeoettag Mawsry^todlda
I rpt—ril ftntnl*
DO—em»to
Ume snd
CUIRALIJK
CAJ P10Tb~
BAKGAIi^j
I5 \l?nA!l\«SS
Af TUK
GREAT CARPKT HA LI.
HOLLISTKB tV IMihLIN
"The olde«t estsUIiabrd ('nriK't lliuae in tli
0ABPKTS,
Oil. CLOTHB.
WINDOW OUHTAINN,
SUADiirf,
II ATI Ki:SMK«l,
I'l PDINO.
KK Afll KHS,
*n^.a general aaeortmeai of House Faratshii:
aad I'pholstery Uoods.
We have just rseelved a large and well te
leeled Stock, purchased et the recently reduced
ij'! aitli a determination not'to he un
dersold, feel confident we esn mskeit the Inter
act or all wishing goods in our II.ie, to eaaaiiae
ear stock before pnrehaaing. IniebltA dly
|^T Da aot forget the "umber,
aaa aa4 lat Bonier St., CklrtMra.
VREDENBURGH BROS.,
SHOW CASE MANUFACTURERS
AND AN KNTfRC RgW STY1.R
K A I s A S K S
I'l and l.M Randolph Ptreet,
OITOSITK TllK COt'HT llOl'HR.
ClilruK* ail.
P. O. Box S20 ectM-dl
ITLLEH SL FOIII)
NIAM Malleoli Areaae, CHICAUO
Manafaoturera aad Dealera in
Wrought aid Cast Iroa Pipe
AM) KITTISUH,
Finished Braaa Work. Braaa'
Castings,
A superior i|iialitr of
BADDlt Metal
eonntantly on hand,
Hannractarera of
Shtawle aad Heading Mill*
JHave I
bittera, Stave Joiat
ere. Tlght Stare Dreaainit Machtnea, Khlngle Jotntera.
Beading Planers, Kauai
fat ag and Cutt-otl-Raw*,ftpokar
aad Plow Handle llacnlnery, Saws lm Htmigle aad'
Heading Mllla, Jointer Knlrea, Ulan Kutvee, at
eonatantl)' on hand.
AUSKTSVOH
Nkw Tork Fire Brick Work,. HacKenale Pat Pi
and Blower, Dtmptrrs Kaos, Crr«li'rV Halmt if
drant, AmeHinn Meter rom|any, I'amdan
«*ri
Wheat St (litis Separators,
Capacity lof to AC0 Unahels per hour.
Klrvatar A Warchanse Naclilifrjr.
ADDRESS.
RICHARDS' IRON WORK8,
No,. 190 and IV2 ^Kaabington S'reet,
CIHCAtlO II.MH0IR
STURGES, MeALLIST. & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TUB 8ALE OP
mil i wim mens
From Firat Handa.
a?
Iran Woeka, Oo relief, riictii Hiian
Pampa, and Hceaflkraad lladeaharg'a
Steam Uitagea.Leea Laarltt's
Hteam Bagtaaa,
Patent Portable Circular Raw Mills, K. U. Btaara
Patent Read Block,, uid Mill Machinery of every
ktnd, aad other Manulartnrera.
Msaat rittlM daae (a sNet,
PCLLKIti FtHI. P. O. Dot.
Send fc* Illustrated Mat.
SoR.TRM
ipfidfy
U
UAIIHS LUIISEST NSHSIS
1^1 t'HIOAUa
Bsp and (tagging.
BOTES a BROWN, (.Buant ot lrsds Bsc TailSH
«& U Sail,
St.
Moota aad Sttoaa.
r. M. OENDEItitOM A t'O l.t.asiakeeL
PAltOfl. PAI.KS A IS M) Wnbaah Ave.
PHRi.t^i. MilMiE A O SniakeSl
SAI NKKIt, imnl ULIt A II UkeSt.
anrelllng ttaai|H.(Vror'a Palrath
n.,t ami chc,|*,t Sell dnr.-r n»i'd. ao
type telling needed. Ttiree wheels
rerr* dale, for IwiHre y»n», nnd a
chllitran r**nlatc If uitlj
wmitfl £g||
S sl \l*i9t
T-
htaHM.n Ht
4 urlMln (SIMMIvt A KrdtllllM#
ith lark.
11.'
ilnpt
MA«
i arriun«». Hues'' «-*p»e» Wagona,
A ., Ar.
('•\N A TKN flRotKK II A 43 llsndolph It.
.nil rr.-, \Ve»t !t»uiln'pt. .lie «t \nn
II Ml\ Wll.m" •t.«mentinisl.-AT«rin»m
iimaiMan MercBnnt«—(rieayrwl).
AltllKK. til.MARY a« tHHh-n WalerSL
HA# II lil K* ri» •-*11 A tilt mm. Water IB.
i'l:akk.,
HAPLI.Aa
t' ir«»s..iiiii \v,t» «t.
I.AWTT IN.
Itrtl E MAIttt 1st Hontli Water
AItltol Ht'ATTIK
TT.
N !FFL
hasaher ef
htnn end Olaaa Ware.
BoWF.M. WHITMAN A W INtIH\V m«
lo Itmx n Itnw I" A HI Randolph St
Dry (inad,.
lit NT Ittrttol It .vll A I.F 1. B. a lake St,
IttiWWIN, Willi MAN A WINSI.OW -flnireaaaie
I., I'I«.-I| III- n oi
lorn and Wooleaal S.
19, A '21 t!amlt4ul« M,
HIV. 1!\l:MOV .t c-o *1 V Hnn1oli»h Rt
II i*t A IK. A b4 W,tMWh Araaae i
|Ca«lo Works, I. W. tsatrn, PrraMent. i
fcuf'nee. Ihtilrro, S,« rn.l I lour Mill-, MlnUig
Mat liiier. I- S-n-l lori l» .rare
Farm, Prrlijlil A I 11} Trnrk WafaH,
A F. Ttl«ll 'I' lr. "-II .leff"i-n Iirar ItmitMph
I'arntlnec To«l«, Wove, nnd Wagon
ituud Uvrk.
n ARHFIT
A
A
Feltiag
BSD 00BD8. CLOTHES LINES,
WRAPPING TWINES in bundles or hhls.
BBOOM TWINEH, nU qualities
BILL AND BAStl OOBD9.
NETS AND BEINB8*
ColltRt FIBI ft HeflMP Twine
KVERT DEBOBIPTION.
WOOL BACKS AMD WOOL TWINE,
TENTS OF EVERY KIND
A W N I N S
ITARMUURS ARO WAG0R COVERS.
Of Plain or Babber-eoated Duck.
Of Bilk or Baattafr gse i»my Bagalallw
ad made to ardar.
Pastor of the Tenth Baptiat Chorah, PhUadal-1 J) Ra tf A "El 3n
Dn. JAczaoir—Dear 81r I have been t*e- I Skrmerif efjwmm/ Leek HetfM, Oi
Berne Stmt, Mem Orleme, £*.
p« wltR ti—tm-
Onasna Win ssss,
Moetnrnel aad Otaaari heea^it oa by
lecreuoae, esceeaee,
or
entailed hereditarily, caaatng loee of maaieey, coafa
iton. Iiinaaliia. Ilawiis mail oft«ntimes tasenlty.
wtth other deplorable trata of eympunaa. treated and
I ndlcally carad wfthaalaSilllhU
methoCeaviag mad
UonorrtiM,
Strtctare, aai
IIISIMTTpecaBarQlaet,
ill
to the eegea. of a private nalsat,
MQU%naM
of the WOKt BOflBU CLASS
blotcheeoa tbe toce.sasAll
inl
body, scrofala, tegstbae with an aarttaes" aaihst o
^tfSSSaatataaasSNaM by Aa
_.^gartsftsstBas
SraTwaeaaee patellar to the esnea.wtthd
snd preecripOoae for aelf treatment.
Breanatoaaaaa, eaaaed by eeV ahaaa. ai
eeee,ac-. Is IWly treated aad will aotlsDtoeneet
~M gttentlon of the reader.
Aatmpottantfaataraaf Aebaahleaaeetlesa»ea
loacsnOoa—how tatldal tad the aeceeeMy aa^
treated end tbsirraandka etvatu
lataadad as a boohs o k, kept »r private reawmia
aad coaaultatlon. It bmal^to perw-emeh»
theawdleetepaca. Bay It i HaadjO ThahoeA wiU
tntareaoae.bat heneSt aq-The dd w y«wag ol
rth eexa^-aanted aad "lagle. Ifrlaa od
•dd^ft^ABW. P. O. Drawer
HSSt, Chicago, m.
a&"C^
iu: tn v w iskaSt
Fire «ntl Bitrular Proof 'afea.
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(•rarerln,
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TUNEEEMOR,
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to AVtllaid
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NORTH
WFSTKRNOI-A^H ID (Window 0IM4
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lrfatti'r nnd ICutlMr Heltlai.
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Idemn A e.) Ill liaiidnlph SI alter May I.
143 Lake St.
Machinery Dopota.
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enlsr Ssw Mill". Knirtlie lallif*. Iron Tlantra, I
lirill*. Wood Working Matklnery of all Mads,ij(
Earl ,Rteam Pump*, Ac. MSouth WehleHi (J®
QREEMLER. RRO A O Maniibrturer', Ag'le
for nnd dealer. In Sl*am Engine,, In iilar Saw
Mill, and Haw*. IV'ltlnt Wotiimt Mnrhlnery ,ntl^:
fiiptille* fnr Wotiteo Mill, ami
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millaery and Straw Ueada.
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A Irvine.1 lf» lake St.. up atair*.
•KTMOI R. CARTRH A CO.- Al,«Twine, seta
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IVotlnna and Kssp Skirts.
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Msnnbctaiers and Puldlahers.
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GILBERT HUBBARD A CO -TO A JOT Samm
Water St. Cell ton. riax, and Hemp Twines of
every description
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ATTACHED TO ANT BUGOT,may Heled at
Bo. 44 Adaaae
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TrStllMK *aggl*s, Nalkira aai
Mwletaa Wagant,
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geod tati^frtlsa.of

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