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IjlKliCIIAXlUSE INTO CASH. WANTED. Site nntnjmjJi THE SEW NORTH. Some Accotiiit of the Rapid Development of Northern Wlacoualn. BIJ3JNKSS GUIDE fkfm lim f'or 1 pr it, or AMUttmal bat Mm rat.

Vii'h ioi. bells" will ring Mr K.dwurd M' Pose Ren. The ceremony takes pla ut he at oil, clinr. h. and In the evening th.

rie of young couple will assemble at he fnmily and base the glowing hours with fly III feel. Fllmore lit Blurted for Chi- ago mi on. day to purchase new machinery for the M'l' "'james Tucker, well known as an old tin. Kappa boy, ami a brother of Mrs heoige Ycrl'on ana Mr. F-ank rucker.

was lata ly shot on Votiday Inst at Silver ity, New Mexico. No further particulars have been orr and Lyman Taylor, deaf mute, arrived in Kappa on Ttinsday from Jackson-ville for their summer vacation. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. flue Side-Bar Bra AT A bl'KCI ALLY LOW Fltil RK. Ftillv This is a rare bargain tall Im-mediately if you would like to see It.

S. 'HAYES CAUKIAt.lt MANrFAi TI RKRS, Comer West Front and Madifou-sta. niv'M I'M MUCH Ah, Two of Vis" Marie And. rsoii'ifls'cn. ate here foi commencement.

Misses Lucy lla'tie Moiso are back from a short visit to Decatur. The Social I'nlon expect to picnic next Saturday mar Kappa ou the Mackluuw. -Thedrammar school department closed yesterday after a very successful year. -I'hotiigrapln and autographs are being rapidly exchanged by pupils ubout to scpa-rate. ofthe students are bemoaning their fate iu not having "carried some study.

-Munyol the Noiiual young people at tended the rink lust tuning at the Lmplre works. Mr Chas M. Waters, of Ho. licster, Sangamon' county, here to attend t.V com-nicuceuient. -MUs Mallie Martin's nstcr anived yes-terday uftcrnoon, on the Illinois to witness the closing act.

-The ladies of the littpti-t church are tnak. ing arrangements to give a ilinm-r in the I hiversily yard on commencement day. State Superintendent James 1'. Blade, tt ntll. secret aiy ol the board, arrived yestcr.

day ou the C. A. train from Springfield. I.i lb. Il Sli'tv nt I of New York City, Sol my: the Problem.

I'l lt PH Ui'tluei'il Twenty to Kitflity ht (Vut. l'ilzwilliiini Soiim, ot Illinois, Ct'leliritte "Muy Hay" in riirt iiiist's From This liit li Old House. (irfat lleiii lit for llituaeker lrn of ton and Central Illinois. Orpets, Lace Curtulnu, Tuble Linens, Towels, Quilts, Fine HoBlery, fi.iiva Rlllr Dress Fab- rlcs, These goods were opened and arranged for sale on Friday and Saturday of last week, and the universal verdict ofthe visiting public, thus far, is "IT'S A GREAT BENEFIT." The supply not exhausted. Other at-Hons still to arrive.

Great attraction in T.nrliea Finn Hosierv ouened thii 1 a a ji.vw a 1 morning; novel styles, regular male, I nr. 27n and 3 fin tier uair: worth 40c ana ouc. in i varpuis auu jjaou vjui i Choice styles, at great reductions from n. a II 1- 1 former rates, lapcsuy arusaeu 55c aDd 75c; Body Brussels, $115 and upward; Velvet Cat pets. Moqutte I 'ANTK1 A ulrl to do pMH-ral h'U'.

work Appy at once lo MRU O. DAVIS. Normal. myiM-llJl 1 AN Ti One boai.bT at J't Tfi j.er week, In oinaie laniilv; I jdumi! included. Palitaiaph Jl lir wi'Kl) bom.Mhini: new.

wanted, 'ladie-, geiiif, boy- and n'rl-. to ae II an a'll cle that every boii-ehold want-; 1' to ftn a day n.ad.'.'t ail at b. HUE WbTKR'N liu Intou.lll. ll'N'IFI Fir-t i la dav board will la' turn ihree or tour gentlemen In tamilv. oin.

iii. nl to l.iifine-f. Addre-f, Phlilau-aph olli. e. rAM'KH l'u rent, a ol four or live i.

I r.1' room-, Willi barn, eol.velil.nl to f. poire. Addle A. thif olli. Hattnc price.

A 1 ANTKI1 A carrlaL-e, or carrlaire lior-e and liarii. will for a uea lot all at Hm.m Lincoln Ui.a sm N. Maibft. inylttnt A VI Kl To liaiiL'e a watch t-old cae, Hen. winder, Hue niovemeiil) or L.

I bni'fv or hoi-e and tall on int. MTIIKHVUHUl. inylM.l av.v:noi, A itiMl t. Hill (O ball) one V' of three tulle- t'1 Tow audit. For pan', ar upp at olli.e.

TO TRADE. IF von have a food laniily lior-e, a good lop hii-uv and haine- lo trade lor 4naere- ol limber land in boinlieiii llhnoi- and one hulidreil dollar- ca-h, H.ldicf-T. M. V.ALKKU. III.

n.yJ-ltitWJI LOST. IUjT- On balinday lt, a gold ear The Under will curler a lavor and receive areward by leaving at the I'uniagrapli ofllce. inyiiWl UST b. veril kev- on a patent key ring JUJ Willi inime. Hi.

in will be fiiilably rewurded. N. N. 1,. in TUCK POINTINC.

jl(LbKK bn. walli" and at the fame 1 1 rut' oeii.nii, in. an'f in im.irov patent luck pointing and wall linifh. It will give Hie wall the appearance ol pre ed brl. ai protect li Im.iii ilampm-K.

V. A HTII li'Jb Nor'b Mam ft. ol Itiriii-bed, and i II IM'V -ample ol Horkfliown .1 11 I t. lM-at lluf I In- right to Mi Lean lounty invJO-tin BLACKSMITHS. ritAKE A flu and two fit- ol 1 inolf, in go.al b-ii lor nl or -all' Ad lire-- llox 4:, liown-, III.

niyii ll-'l TO EXCHANCE. -mi cvrll.i.i:.A biii-fi'. carrlaee and bar 1 ucrr, lor a vacant lol pa ah llerenee 11 trade ib inaud- Lo" Box HA ity- ni) in nl AUCTION SALE. rnilK properly foiithwe-t conn ol Ka-t and 1 i if. i I be -oh ut ail.

lion Friday, May 'Jiith, at I o'ch i p. in. mw CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. 1M KAIil) I HUM AS have moved from their ol.l -noli on Front ft. to their new -hop on between Btnl en er, and are prepared to lontraet work in liirnifh ci-liniuiea aud plana.

"iH-lin A I.bl. all kind- jobbing done neatly and pronip'ly. wora warraioe.i. five inu a North ft. Cu.i A.

Ill aiti.l reBlucncc no. n. nlfy FRED. SCHANTLE, SHOEMAKER. IHKI) SCHANTLK, la-iiioiiable aboemaker, 1 4o North Muiu under Mergarth'a.

Repairing neallv done. luvifible patches Kiii.ti..r li.nita uerlccllv. Ue-t water prool blacking, lor -ale. nr-JO ly DENTIST DU E. bTKVKNs, Ueutl-t, hiw returnea to tin- city and reopent-i un otBce ou lirnt dor north of Yoia utllce, ovur Unnham'a itore, Hloomington, 111.

tn7-lr PAPER ANCER. I 1 AVI, I illVI Work I 1 i' 17 done All work entnif led to me will receive rc attention. AL. MiN SH, re-ldenco over 114 h.a-t rn4 STEAMSHIP T'CKET8. I jAhAUK TICKETS to and from Europe at the lowest rate-, and foreign exchange.

C. tlUNN EOF agent, llti Aluiu-m. jl7-dni BOOTS AND SHOES TOORDJER HiIN li FITTING 1 id and -hoc made by HKNRV LE.MUKK, leading flioemuker, 41J N. Center-si. Repairing perfectly done, with lu vifible patches.

Kuhbui boots mended, ai am DRESSMAKING. MlSSIiS CLARK Jt LANTZ have opened up a at 'JlrT K. as h- hiL'ioii prepared to do all kind-of work in their line. STEAM RENOVATOR. fMiA WFOHDS'S Hteam Red and Pillow Reno I i In.

unil m. valor, Oil ooiiiie -i. "fn turned in -nine day. Ticks washed, marched and Ironed. II.

b. CRAWFORD. my! SEWJINCACmflE JRKKD Hells the best oil, needleB and attacn-. n.cnts I ir all kinds of machines; also repairs all kinds, and guarantees ill" wora, ai me oiiik" olllre, lii West lllooiulugtou, 111 MUSICAL. MR.

AND MBS. Z1MMEKMAN, OCALIbTS AND VOICE EACUEHB. ANNA LILLIAN ZI ERM AN, soprano; M. il.YlMtltiiiAW, tenor. Teach the Natural Method of Vocalization, accur- ng all the vocal enecis oi uie on.

meinour, -i Hi. fCno ifh SaCrini lllg Hie ii.ii. oral elements. ill accept concert and convention engagements. Rooms, comer ol Broadway aud Normal.

TTORN EYS JOS. W. Flfltlt. ISAAC N. rilll.Lll'S.

1 PHILLIPS, A'FTOHN Yf AT I.AW. oflire, south fide liloomiiiglou, 111. ml 1 TUOHASC. KEIIHK'K I liKNJAMIN D. LUCAS Hbnky D.

bi'BNcKK, Notary Public. KEKKICK, LUCAS Si SPKNCKB, ATniltNltY" aiO North Bloomlntrton, 111. tl Ni irm mv, nis 4 it a i iioi ONE NIUHT ONLY THURSDA'i KVE-MINli, MAY 'AS. 1BU'2. POITLAR PRICES i l.

HEAT ATTRACTION. TlIC UKNOUNKU AlToll, KOBKKrr McWADK. In llif Own Grmid RIP VAN WINKLE, Supported by a Flrsl-Claes Company. J. B.

MANiChlt. PRICES OF' Reserved seats, 7 cents: general admission, 7ft, Mi and cents. Reserved Beats lor sale at Green's drug sture. luvtB-itt. A.

A. FOI'DA, Genera; Agent. B. F. HOOPES, wnoiurmc uiu HUiam Cffe, Spice.

Hominy ana roeu mine. rr wi nw-u b-et and hV nd? of grouL! feed. W. Jt MO 107 Wept North-rt. LITHOGRAPHING i IRAFTS, Notks, li.rk-.

i vtun I'. lK.Mt bill and til.t V('i it i.f Km whii'li i.v ihf I-iihtiirri-ninif pri--sfi. i.ir for fuitnshW tin ri 'f t-tlt low-t pru- lun1' uiU priittt wn mputit iatiMn. urk fr Bwi-Uy. THE ANT AC RAP Piim3.a.

Lithookihiko. HTnio asu Hlj-k 0oo WEDNESDAY. MAY Ul, issa Fun at the Kink. Tin' t'loslnt! of the seuson, at tlio Kmplre rink lavat att'iiil-cl liy tlie HHrliiiiis Ihu ioliiest crowil Hint Ikh jet lic-eti druwii out hy this popular amiisu- Hii iit. At least twii liiindied were present, in.

Ii.ilinir many ol Hid skalcra of the city and of Nuriual. The Hour wan butler than vcr licfoif, tliutigli much Interior yet to the atiierlj Hour uf Mitiinerclior Hall, wli.ifc iniiiiory 8ui.la "IiIcbsuiks tl.at i.i ua .) li.L,. llmlr lllirht." The on lu stra dlM-ouifcd a splendid lilell was elljnycil ny uie naaicirsB lorn no leas than by thosu upon Ilia rollers. 1 he exhiliili 'ii skating for pri.o skalta took plu 'f about The ladies' loutest took place Ural, Mim Jennie iruiu in nig aujuugen the iiioal worlbyof the prize. Then f.

How. (I Ihe jreiillciniiira contest, wlii. li was won l.y Mr. Guy About Hi o'clock the orchcBlru wiilidiuw to the north hall, at.il those who dtsircd in a very pleasant dance, until about 11 In every re-apcet the evening; was a hat inini; one. Mr Martin iimr, like Kiikiioli, give ui unothcr fuii'Well utertaiiiiiieiir or two.

I'm don of Jacub Nathau. On Monday Governor Churchill, of Insucd a pardon to Jacob Nathan, who waa convicted at Little hock, at the June term of the circuit tout for forgery, and was sentenced to seven years in the Hiale penitentiary. Nathan is an old lilimtii. tuition hoy, and his father ta still a much re specled cili.eii of the city. From licit' Nalliun went to Dode Cily, Kan and cm barked with a partner in the business of trad.

Intf in furs, and skins, and did (jtilte well. From Dodge City, Nathan went lo Little Rock, and eintuukid in the funic lui-iness While then), Nathan and his partner forged way bills, showing of (food-. These bll tin pieseiited at the bank, and drew money on Hie strength of them. They also forced other papers, and thereby secured considei able money. For these ollenses he was sentenced, but a petition was ciiciiluled, which has secured lib.

release, li wiissigned by many of our including Hamilton, Hon A. Ntrvensoti, Hon. W. Flier and Judge O. T.

Reeves. Again ill Custody. Yesterday Hob Shaw win arrested I Olllcer While, at Normal, In obedience to in structions received by tclrirrain from I'eoria. Young; Shaw has been in I'eoria for about two months, and returned to Normal on Monday. What devilment he muy have become en- (faged In at that place is not known, but his record here shows him none too jfooil for any thlnjf.

When brought in be bud in his possession a dirty pack of 1 arils and live dice. ile nas serveu one 101 111 111 me couuiy 10 ni stealing bis sisler's watch. He is now In the city prison, awaiting instructions from 1'eor 11. He savs Ihut as he lias done nothing he knows of no reuson why lie should be ar. rested.

"Kiuernlda" at SIcLean The drama of "Ktneruldu," which was recently so acceptably rendered at McLean by home laletit, was repeated on last even-ing that place to 11 line audience. Its rendi'ioii was much smoother and more per fect than on the occasion of its former pre. seiitut'on. The driimii was followed by the farce, "A New Hrooui Sweeps I lean, with the following cast Old Mull Testy, Geo. I Van Ness: Fred.

Iiis neiihew. L. I). Kbinger; Jacob Trusty, A. W.

Hiifcom; Swipes, II II. Slonakei'i Tim Regan, C. O. Guinn; Jing I mulling. L.

A. Hriggs. he lunsey orcnes. tra Kuve a very sweet musical programme. Kobert Me Wade.

It should not be forgotten that Robert WcWude will ajipear at the Opera House to. morrow evening in bis masterly rendition of "Kip Van Winkle." It is now about live veurs since McWude looked upon a HloniniiiL'- ton audience, and during all that time bis theatrical career has been a griiiid His version of "Kip" is somewhat different from that of Jelferson, and his conception of the character very dis-imilar, uud yet liy many considered fully equal to that. New Ituggy for Sale. We have a Tiuipkin side bar buirgy left with us by private party for sale. Ts a neat handsome vehicle, accompanied with a written guarantee for one year irom me and ill be Bold at a bargain, as owner has no use for it.

8. Hayes 8011, carriage milkers, corner Front and Madison streets. NEWSY ITEMS. ir Fioich Kme.rv. of I'eoria.

is airain at death's door, from a return of liis paralytic nlllictlou. v. vir on wh4 ti'i-nti to a most excellent serenade last evening; by some per. sous unknown. ai- Pitta of tin' iimior law has been honored by being elected to the 'consulship' ot tne 1111 oeiia 1 111.

Aeata wllCI llUVH. l.l'Cn VlKit- IIO Jl inc." Ing with Mr. Client Keed and wife returned to their home in I'eoria on yesterday. nat tl.A rourt adiourned sub stantially until ii'xt September, though it meets on weuneMiay 01 next rr 10 some cases. A.a HriinL.

arrested Monday niirht 1UC II. 1 -1 iluu H.illurH eui'h veMterdav lu'n were iiiit n.v. paid the money and the other three lire breaking Bione lor inu puouc r. Unnlu who was liiilireil ai the I eiei ia rioinir well, and 1. resent in.

null laii ni.i'1 dications seem to show that he is going to get well, and euve his arm iu the bar-gain. a rt-ivin Pe.oi'la sl ites Ihu' Fred SSeiik, of Tremo'it, Tazewell county, 111 while In a state 01 iiiuoaniiim, o. tb Union vards and was run over and statitly killed. Mr .1 Nichols1 res idi'ttcc i.o IP, K. tv.

fitreet. W.I4 till, seelle of a on nilliu very pleasant wedding anniversary given by NICholS to IHIUOl 01 1110 uo has been married just five years. Mr. J. N.

Savage, the liouse-niover, Viaiim rpcentlv bv Mr W. Evans to Mr. Win. Condon, ba Ins hand quite badly mashed beneath one of the rollers. lie win niveiy ne iroui work for scveial days.

The school year of the Vontlae sehmils closed yesterday. The graduates from the High School were Miss May Waters and Miss Emma Ladd. The graduating exercises, which were brief and appropriate, were held in the High School room, in the presence of an immense audience ot friends and acquaintances of the graduates. The schools of Fonliuc had a remarkably successful year. Loves Fatal l-abor.

Little K.mk, May W. T. Whiten has been following Edwards, who left Fort Smith with the former's wife, for a month past. The parties were arrested at Carlisle station near here. As they left Cortland the men drew revolv rs and began tiring, and Whiten fell dead after eight shots were fired.

1M1VV VH Geo. Rathhourn, of sMp ed one car of hogs to Indianapolis from I towns this wc-k. Miss Libhie WelcTi is conllned to her lied with pneumonia. Tne Wealth of thin DlHtrlct and tbe For-tuneH to be Mitdo In Its Forests. (Special Correspondence.) A recent trip through a part of Northern Wisconsin, together with luforiuatioti lately gathered concerning this Interesting region, has prepared me to give what I believe will be uewa to many of tbu re ider of the Fan- T.MiltAI'H.

It should be und trstood, ut the start, that about one half of the State of Wisconsin, and that the Northern half represented almost exactly by the territory nortii of aline drawn e.ut and west through the city of Oshkofh -was originally a forest. Id ttie whole of this Immense district, with very few exceptions, may be found Uiu vuluuble while nine of commerce. These exceptions are tracts of hard wood lands, covered originally with aah, maple, elm, oak, poplar, birch aud other hard woods, while the soil of these hard. wood lands la of -rtility nearly equal to that of the prairie of Illinois. This rich soil may be found lu per baps otie foiuth to one-third of the Northern half of the Slate, while some of the pine laud is also neat ly as rich, so that fully one half of the region described is sufficiently fertile to be very valuable for agricultural pill 09CS.

Til. 1.1 Ntlir.lt MAN HAS I1KEN 1 Dt'HTUIOl'S in Northern Wisconsin, but up to date he has cleared oil' barely one half of the plue 1110I but little of the hard wood of the district mentioned, util within threeorfour years, more put ticularly not until the autuuin of ism, very many, even of the pine lands, were held lobe of little value, being distant from streams of water, and too far fr railroads to lie within reach of civilization, and about one-third of the State, or all of the most Northern portion, was one vatand unknown wilderness. It Is true most of the plue lands were purchased from the government, but they were held by individuals ai companies us investments, oeing loggcu upou uu utilized ouly in favored localities, while many if the hard wood lands and all of the sandy and arly worthless lauds were atiil lu the poseosioii ol I ncle num. About the tear lhtS a great change began to come over the lumber business of the No-ih west. Instead of running logs aud mils down the streams Into the Mississippi liver, the lumber manufacturers began to lind it prolituble lo dry this lumber aud ship by rail direct lo the great lumber markets 111 Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Dakota, mid Minnesolu, uud the KAll.KOAHS HEOAN To ATEK for this line of All of the great rail.

roads cm diced running brunches to the saw mill districts, ami organize lumber freight lutes to carry the stun" ut reduced rates direct to consumers. In this manner drv lumber is now hauled in itood shape, J. 1 1 ,1 A instead 01 oeiug uncu wuu uio iiiiim nuu of the Mississippi. The saving thus made by dispensing wilh bundling the lumber at Mississippi points, by disposing wilh the lime, trouble ami risK 01 railing, auu oy placing the stull in market clean and free Iromjsainl, has added largely to the home or Wisconsin value of pine lumber, and greatly stimulated the lumber busim-tis, although the lieineudoiis growth of the ra. West has also acted in Ibe same manner.

To this may be added another linpune, given by the far seeing lumbermen them selves. They looked over ine itiiiioer innr-aet, estimated the amount of pine growing in the Northwest, and came to the conclusion thai ut no very distant day the whole pine product would be exhausted, and they resolved, in is Til, ihut the price of pine should be largely advanced, and as a result of these seternl causes the value of pine lands has more thau doubled in a Utile less than three years. As a mutter of course, this hole district IS (IN A "llOOM." New mills are being built, new towns are started, and population is pouring in ut a rapid rate. It has also happened thuta great change has taken place in railroad building iu this district, instead of waiting for settlers to improve the country aud build up the towns, the railroads often go abend without help, and as a result, settlers follow the ad-vancing lilies. The great lumber towns of Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Grand Kapids, vlenoiiionee, Neceduu, Wausau, Merrill, Stevens lVuit and others, have all been reached by main lines or brauches, and im-nienee piles of dry lumber are awaiting shipment, nut only at these places, but at hundreds of local steam mills along all these different ruilroads.

Nor is this ull. Wherever there is line hind, or wherever there is good huid-wood foil, we lind the railroads pushing their lines so rapidly that 111 a very short time the WHOLE OF NOltTUEKN WISCONSIN will be penetrated in every direction. I believe there is no place in the country where railroad building is as active as here. The rapid rise in pine lumber has added largely to the value of other woods. In some places hemlock is beginning to prove as valu-able as was pine tive or six years ago, while in all the older or more Southern districts, hardwood timber is largely purchased by wooden-ware and furniture and carriage makers, and by other manufacturers.

Nor is this all. The development of the lumber interests is closely followed by that of agriculture. There are thousands and tens of thousands of farms being opened ull through the country, and the crops of wheat, hay, oats and potatoes are proving as profitable as in the prairie districts. Settlers are also pour-mg in very rapidly from Europe. Whole communities are niudj up of Hollanders, Belgians, Ccrinansuud Norwegians, and in some places an American can scarcely find a farmer capable of understanding his language.

Rapid as is this change, it requires sturdy, hardy and able bodies to carry on the campaign against Nature, but in this rigorous climate great things are possible, and as a result we see the wilderness soon begin to take on the aira of a civilized country. IT IS 1 NTEKKSTl NO TO SEE HOW THESE EUROPEANS make progress, licgitining as poor iu purse as is possible to conceive, they ill rapidly hew out 11 fortune. The first year the lather, mother, sons and daughters will all chop timber and clear land, putting in a few acres wiih a ruke and hoe. They rcun the wheat with an old fashioned sickle. They thresh it with the flail.

They raise their potatoes without horse or ox, performing ull labor toilsomely by hand. The next year they have purchased a yoke of oxen, and this sea in they plow a few acres among thestumps. Perhaps the second year they cut their wheat with a cradle, and perhaps they have enough to justify the use of a threshing machine. Very soon they have cleared oil enough stumps to enable them to run a reaper, and in a very few years they nave paid for their land, built a good house and barn, clothed themselves as well as the Americans, and ac cumulated enougn money to uring several 01 their relatives across the ocean. With energetic inhabitants, AN 1XVIOOKATINO CLIMATE, with a rising real estate market, with growing towns, new railroads, by an inpouring of capital from Southern Wisconsin, a rush of European emigration, ikkh pnecsoi agricultural product, and with other advautages, among which I should mention the discovery of immense beds of iron ore in the most northern portions, we see that the New North, as it is now called, oilers great inducements to settlers, and il is not surprising that the isconsiii Central, the Northern Wisconsin and other railroads are rapidly disposing of their lands, nor that the remnant of itovemment lands is parsing into the posession of pre-emptors and homesiea.l.'i a faster than at any previous period, nor that this Stale is seeing a nearly equal to that of H.kota and Northern Iowa.

As a matter of fact, much of Wisconsin's prosperty grows out tlf the rapid settlement of tliedista.il Northwest, because Wisconsin is destined to be the creat manufacturing and mining eeuter of the Northwestern States. J. 11. Bl KNHAU. TOILERS.

Jbliorolli'MIL: inanulai Hirer ol Hue, Hilmlar and locomotive boil-er-. water tanks, jail work, gasometers, smoke stacks, breei hint's, heaters, lire Ironts, grate bars. i- llllllii.il utt-Mlll Wrought troll pipe, iron -ii. n.n The only llr-t i la and enelu-ive bo l. shop In feudal Illinois.

Repairing and jobhlliij piompllv alien. to by competent woik'iieii, and e-llinali linlilfhed al short Orders by mail or lel. pl will be atli'lided to promptly. lr-Seconu hand boilers, lu go. repair, always on band.

Stop: 721 West Bloominnoi, 111. FOOT A H. AM the latest styles In (li nts', Ladles', Misses', and lliireii nnoes, SUaMMKU WEAK. Also a large line ofthe Inst standard goods, which I am selling at prices sal if ia. lory to my many patrons.

r. 0BERK11LTTER, No. 113 Soutt Mam-sL Ilelwiicn Front and llrove sts ILLINOIS CENTRAL E. I TO We are pleased to give notice thus early In the s.af that Brrang. nielils are already perfected for the running ol an excursion from points on the Illinois Central to points 111 Minnesota, Dakota and leaving Dubuque Wednesday morning, August "Hi Round I rip Tn keta will be sold to the following points: bl.

Paul and Osakts, Minnesoia; Oiand Fork, Jamestown and His inurck, Dakota; til.ndive and Miles City. Mon tana. Rome via Illinois central, ul "River Uiiiito, Northern I'aeinc, ami uieni. Ih .1 1 l.ll.'HIl.l IS A The rates will be evceeil nglv low, and the accom modal Ions ilrsl-ciaff In every res peri. We cannot conceive ol a more -liglnfu trio during the month or August man avifit to the wheat growing section ol the Hlver Country, or to the beauiiiui scenery In i he "Valley ol the i cllowstone.

mop over uiill ur.iiled a' all lioillts on the lint. ol the Northern paciilc and ihe Ht Paul, M. A Posters giving full Information as to rates, time of train, Ac. will be out about June 1 Uu. iieaiitltne I shall be pleased to answer any and all inquiries concerning this proposed excursion.

J. F. JIKHKV, Kxciir-lou Agt. I. C.

R. Muuchester, Iowa. IHV-J4 WILL X. SIIUIHITII, II. INTOfll, 0 DENTISTS.

Ql'DIil Til MctNTOSII (successors to Wilson VJM MIUIIUIII), lienusif. Block, northeast of Conn house Square, lllnom- Ill, Kefliiel.r.', st. asy OITCMLMBEIIS. cf-UE NORMAL PIC'KLK of Normal, 111., 1 is otl'erlng superior indiicemenls lor lit) cnltl- .1... i.l.

kle vaiion oi cin iiuiiierp i.y me factory tn Normal. For particulars inquire of A. F. DiCKINbON, Manager, at his olllre, in Normal, 111. Trustee's Sale.

i. l.iu-t.ul.tn 'M riirtb. lie rii-u'. ra ge a east of Hie 3d in McLean county, will sen at punnc auciion, on SaTl.RDAY. JI NK BKV ENTE ENTII.

at in o'clock a. on he premises, the property described as follows, to wit: Lots ten (HI) and eleven (11) in the snhdvislon of block Ihree In the second addition to the town of Normal. Time will Im given on part of the purchase money 11 uefire.i. Hy der oi the Hoard or Trustees. lal.vr.w VM PLUS, Township Treas.

H. 1 HOLMES CO, AT 619 NORTH MAIN STREET, HAVE A CHOICE STOCK OF Staple and Fancy Groceries. Extra Choice Butter apeclalty. os-y-4i NEW DRUG STOKE. Everything pure and fresh.

Open day and night. JOHN P. MOORE, mH-v Conicr Main HTid (n-vr-tn. MEYER MARTENS, io. liivllii Hie ol i i iinj ii i.r ill iihiitiiin unit Hip siirrou inl ine Ing country to our very large and elegant stock of suitings and pauls go we are muking to order at allraclive prices.

guaran tee ins ami u.i.ii U'liiiuii rii-Hlre SIlitlllL'S at COU' Bislent prices should cull at our st'jre. 105 EAST FRONT STREET. nimiuinmmiumiummniminmiummnim mmm nimm BOOTS SHUES SSS uiiiira ruium uj ui tu ui in ut ut tu ui ui ra CIOWEN STKVBNHON, having removed to llti N. Main oiler a lull and complete stock at bed rock prices. di-y4S BROKERS.

have remodeled and furnished our store In the latest style, and have fust received a large consignment or bankrupt stock, all or which will he soldcheap, Mr. Walker having been in the East and boiiirht the goods himselt. Call and examine for yourself. Every thiug you can mention in stoik. We wurrent all goods as represented, or money relunded.

We buy anything In the broker- line. Call ann Bee tne new Biore, sis West Wiwhlngton-st. Sign Balls and watch, nl v4U W'AI KBH MTfHHI.tFI KLT HAPPY THOUGHT" A l'QU STOVES. Points of Supreme Excellence: Safety valves between reservoir and burnerB: safety reservoir excelling all others; hot water tank; split tops, aud heavv, strong frames. New Illuminating i oreb.

equal to any ga8 JvX frce l)f charge. Call 1M1II II' nv.ix.Sole Aitent, aor Main FOR SALE. I'rrmiaal l'mnniv. ItALB-Anritraiioon rl.lli.e and driving irfnili' lor a llv line style aol action, lau seen at ALLKN Mahlc. aayM III TjU HALK-A villus J.1M) com.

111 II miu l.ni.c si. til 8A1.K-A gen hp t'iiri' r-sie 'p. fur rash: plai il li' W. Iijl'1'2, il Locust St. lOK hAI.K-Anv.Ml.' in household goods mil ohm l.y in hV nm-wiK ol set.

Ul.l.-. iihthiiif J. W. HUt 1 t- ayi. KAIK-A mi Hllii illlth -hop.

Normal, 111 I.XlH BAl.i 11,1,1,1 J. nit ml I 'OH K-' Joi'iipon will "'il li renaiiriii rtinaii hit rvli. Iiii.cu rcguiui l.oui.l'rs. UU West Urovt-t. l.TOK OALB-AI ha-gain.

ndc baggv; never lur-cl l.t-. gnui Andres, or call 'r UuO. care raiiuirrapu. uu AIT HAYK a large lot I I ivr mm; up Biture. I'aM AOHAI li iM A1.LIM1.W h.M ma-tf LOR OALK-Mv U) re.l.Mn Uiu; nrwh Mtutvd; nv v.ur: nil public ini.r''i'""" 1 I tin JMc.

riutiii diiwn "nil Iuiiv.1. 1 lM.ii.iiil i' mii.I.t M.t I' "'li tl bum. J. u'liii' FloBbALK-Mv t.r,.'n'riy, t.iin.-r Winn td Hu-ur. mi'l lin'l Ii.him', wrll aiidcifi.ru; biu; ul'h iI 1 hL ud Ave luti.

Will iy ii'mi" loC.l4.-d. AditvM WM.MAUKlX.CIiy. I'll it IioK bALK l.mr Mik V- In.m court b.iUHj, I'livi'-pi il llkNUY NLL KuUL HU. K. b.

Utix rv tu. "LiOU bALK Nice l.iw i prici. in ml ol tiiiK city. Hub ri i' proinv, reiiiiuii imm iniuruvd liif MiLmu couuiy; brrt iwi tann lu it. Ki'lHillHKT.

i rl iili'cn r.i.iiu- in rciril couniv, "'rill il. houillciu ilnuun. cmi fUull lllioi.l. 15U kcl lu ol fi'l. t.aia machinery, c.le, pit ti i.ia); iil Wke Iwn lLir in wu dr ifoo.l.; a rure char.

e. A hnii'l uiii. ru kuMi di.iui? a K.Ki biKini-i-e. A liui bouibrni lilmoii ai w.rlb 'i; orovwifrf anxar lo wt aire; uuimpruviu at IS'i ll me Kt-d Hirer Valky. ol dry ro bMia and auoe, in iln c.iuijiy, auoui iwudlraie.rvu.JveiWi-u.-d.

If wti.t i buyoTK-llalotor city il )u nut to buy or wll a (urio. if you warn to buy L'u" luwacta'ice; tl you waut to buy or eil ivl ol any aiu.i, couie ai cee inc. "t.1'1'' idii.i. Couimirtioue low. D.

11. i I tink Kiiom 4. over rn ollu e- VOH Dd li, 1 Waluut aud Jiau property; a to lot Ho l.ul lioiitotfr, tH hwl devti, ou M. Maiu l. luiniire ol l'UI 1 l.H UUiin K.U "i Miili.ol lUlll tl TTOB SALS A farm of bis aces.

iwteo fimn nillea went ot Cedar lott, nil C. i V. railroad; dep ou ianu viliuiie ot Fairfax, nu.cb it a lively country ton cililailiiue ckaicbei, iiiadrd fli.H.l8, diui; and dry au.re, I'oel olbcc, hotel, 4c cr. umery own. hy i.

lorin ul Cedar latm; laud is ail ed. to lame except 4J lrem ol pure waier i -a tliiouaU teuier, tt.oii wbicd ia timlier cuoiidi for li.rui uc, luru-e Krun-ax), tar.le, ice boui-e lllled with ice, twain. orchard and aiiunuuiice ol pilule; hik viinls and acle ai the d. pol baiidlum I-W. I p.

acre; nouf.h cah down to iioMirc eale and Limiice on time lo nuit purcbaaer. 'loa Farm," care of lhe. J'anlat'rai'li' JOR 8ALK A nice unil i Iota, 1 Kit Jiaft very cheap; niyt be "'rwo-tory rt'iiiderice and laiKe nuiilK; beuuti-ful iituatlou, Util will in hpeeiul lerni uooiie who will liny ti.i in. mill. ik-aunful refideuce, nearly ue, north part ol cily.

Louk at it. fine 1 atorv In part ot city; well, eisu-ru, city water, and new bum; owi.cr in needing the monev; teiiutcHh. A valuable bua lief curlier, uar the cenler ol the cily; unimproved. Valuable re-ideuce locatlunf; unimproved; within of coii-tuou-e A ulce corner Imeiue-i. io', uu Noi lu lain t.

Fine bll-iuei-e houe ou Miiiu-il. huue ou Center et. A Kood buaineiif stand on trood country mail; 9 blix UK from uuiuei ceuler; an exeell.ut iuiut lor Fine biisinefH lot ou East Front with "tore and choiee locauun. riafl Gruve--t residence and lare ground 't" eubdlvide nicely. CotUKe-1- ail partf of the cily, JM to Jl.imiJ.

Tw.vftory home and :) large lota ou All.eit-ft., will aell.Uouau and BOR SALK-L'irs 1 have simie very line lots in good part uf the cily Thefo are hit'h, well-draiueu, and have sonie line trees upon them. li. li.iUitl, BOR BALK i'AKMS Seethe Wee'ly Puiua-rapb lora li'ie lift. IIaKRIS. IOR SALE Two coiiaLref on North choice lor ifHW inina fen one li.

HARRIS. ARCHITECTS. HA. MINlSR, Office, iiw North Kurt-f man Bfuo.luicr of D.f.rs, blindn, Mould inga, Office and Liuiary Furniture. Jl yly SPECIAL NOTICES.

1MFOKTKU fil salt, -fpe( ially fur table and dii'y me. All hutiei-uiakcrs fhould ufe it. ALUHiCll liKOS. WE CORDIALLY invite everybody to tnke cup of hot coll'ee with uf to day, and fliHll fccdeavor fbow Itiem the tony ot biiviiis; poor and adu teraud c.rt'--e h-n lliey ran i.ii'-i bane it go-jd ana pure bo cheaply. ALII 11 HKUH.

IXDKPKNDENCli Patent Flour ftamlf will, out a rival Air th fimiiueiii juhi received ALU Ul 'J 11 UliOS. EW YORK Hiubank aeed 1 otutocf at AL- P'JTATOKH (till lower. Fur Hie bulauce of I lie week we moke champion poiaio.f at $1 ii erbuauel in four-bufhel Al.UKICU lloll. WALL PAPER ASO BOOKS. HAVE in slore a recemng weekly snip-menu from the mills ol the newt-t.

cholce-t deslgni in wall pup- and bo.d rs, all ol lull leiigtn. full t-eugih, very no -ec-ond "radee, Do shoddy coods ill I under-uUd ly avyoi.e, anyailurt. In books, picturcB, frames, albums, pocket knives, Ac carry a full Hue of reliable goods. Make no mlf-Uke in the place, but flnd N. Muitest.

ABSTRACTSOFjrrikE. VI) Two distinct sets oi booKs.ixM.ted by uifiereut cleiks, with our CHuplete Judgment indei, insures acca.acy in akln ab.tracu A 00 myt7-Tl B. It. Cor. Court-nonse Basenieiit.

MUSIC. Ml' a. A our. iw, i.i. enliare, ga.tar.

i ilraw'ng, i3gA ib.i lui.r.rnr t.ljiiL orwan Mo. last North at It MONEY TO LOAN. MOMKVTO LOAN At seven per cent. Interest, paid once a year. Loi.u may be paid in IbataMmtJit.

i. COMPT'JN office o9ihal corner Court-house basement, nltt y4 MOhKVTO LoaN In all sums, at cur nt raiva and moderate couiui; nm-. jl fl-f R. h. M.

IN TVHK CO. foNaY TO LtiAN In firus ot to AL A.ooi at 1 percent 11 t. tlrft-c'ass a'it. Tllt'MAb bl.AHE, orth-Xfltuniwol W.ina.'l J4 ft' L'JA -I" all -i JtL Uetr-of int. r-at Ti LLc-TbC fULU ie" er-r Court Irfv I v-rr "To Enjoy Life.

Have Strong Lungs." Free from coughs and colds, good appetite, .1.1. .1 "tli- Swavne's Com- reiii-fiioiK r. pound Svrup Wild Cherry," the best reined for weak lungs, bronchial and asthmatic at-, .1 Hnlii bv druggists ut cent and 1 a Lottie. Hy VV. W.

Mar- inon, hloomington. III. LONDON PURPLE. Ul'AIlANTKUl) TO Kill Potato Bugs nd Kanker Worms. Coslin; one half Itu price of Paris tlreeu, will dress twice as much.

and AT W1I0LKSALK AND HETAIL. WM. W. MAKMON, ISO. 115 H.

US-NT. BOOK SJVTA I CTI BOOKS AT AUCTION. TUK STO.K OK Tim "WORLD'S WONDER" GIFT BOOK SALE. I tmVe) bud consigtiPtl to nio the entire of tne Hbove eutorpi'lHO. which I will tllHpoea of Ht AUCTION EVERY EVEN'G, AS AT Private Sale During the Day, AT TUB SAMS STANK, 2011 Mil NTKI.KT.

All irttts rBruHlninpr on nutlet will be ttlsi DOMod of In the unine manner. Thin will bo the KrandoMt chtmco ever otlored to the people of Hloomington. The books are all new, all elegantly bound and ttiey WILL. BB SOLD RKUARDLKS3 OK COST N. P.

PERRY, Auctioneer. uiy it TJ1K VAPOIl STOVES The only stoves which am provided with the Mewelcut-oil attachment," ny wuicn name cau he reduced so low as to burn only 1 cent's worth in hours. Other special features are the "Spun Uriss Keservoir" and the Adjustable Arm Hrack-cts attached to reservoir pipe. (Jail and examine. For sale by fOl'KLJS 508 matu-si.

EENWICK XARD AND CABINET I'HOTOGTtArnn, Group Pictures. Elegant Scenery and op- ointments. Satiafactton guarante-d. tthildren pictures taicen Instantly. R.

FKNWICK, southwest Corner ruDiic square, over iiau. imrters (Jlotliinir-house. dl-eodm48 PURE CREAM SIOOO. C.ivnn If r.lum or any injurious Hilisn.iii'eg can be fonn in Aiolretrs' Pearl Baking Powder. Is positively PIJR.

lieiiiKemloiXHl.a. testiiiioiiiali ni' from chemist a.S Hays, Una diiiiM. Ivlaniuine, and UustavuaBudkt Milwaukee. Never in hulk. C.

E. ANDREWS A CO. rmCAGO, MII.W AUK5TE. a alMuU AT. 27.

ik IL. Water St. API DREWS' (TRYINGTOHOLDDOWICXf A fgVEARLrMKINGPOWDEslJ f6 TARTAR. -For the Hi st time iu many years the grass In the Immediate vicinity ol the senooi ing is not mowed iu honor of coniiuciictiiicn. day.

Mr. James McColloiigh and his sister, llattie, both former students of good stand-ing, are here to witness the graduates fare-well. A netltlon of the students will be brc. sented to the board to duv asking tbem to take measures to secure military naming the school. Miss Rebecca Maxwell, a forinarsludent, and Mr.

Isaac Maxwell are expected hereto-day to be rcseut nt the graduation ol their sister, Ma' tie. Miss Carrie Smith is here to attend the graduating exercises of her old classmate. She is the guest of Miss Lilllau l'illsbury, one of the graduates. News reached here of the marriage of Mr. Frank Ty rrell, a student of a year ago, who has been teaching in Nora, to Miss Emma Hockey, of that place.

Mrs. Ad. MeKlnney, who suicided nt Juliet on the by jumping Into the ciinal. has two children in the Soldiers' Oiphans Home. She formerly lived in l'ckiii.

At a meeting of lie l'hiladelphian foci-ety, last eveuing, it was decided that the library should be open to such members as might wish to use it duriug vacation. Mrs. L. Dietrich on Monday evening gave a pleasant party to her friends at her house in ilm norm tiart of town. Music and social conversation were Indulged in and enjoyed by all.

Mr. Nathan J. Yeacb, a graduate of a vear ago. who hus been teaching during the year just past, with great success, at Hutler, Montgomery county, is ill aiietiuauce ai uie closing scenes this year. The Normal band hut evening was out serndading the people in and about town.

They discoursed plcasaut music to many, and furnished special delight to the children of the Soldiers' Home. Stars of while cardboard, edged with evergreens, each with the nniiieof a graduate, surrounded with beautiful ferns worked in spatter work thereon, are lo be hung in ap propriate places 111 Hie nail. Mr. James O. Dodge, who is home from Alhiiuueiuue.

New Mexico, told the reporter that he was about to move lion miles further west to a place named Winnlow, and thought best to visit home before lie gol furl her aw ay. Mr. Oscar Mc Murray. who bus been home from Ann Arbor, Bick, for severul weeks, will leave on Fridav for Northern Michigan, lie is a member of the Civil Engineering school at Ann Arbor, and his class are to spend th summer surveying near the ciruits 01 Mackinaw. Mr, fieorge F.

Miner, who graduated from the university last year, has returned lo witness the present class receive their diplomas. He hus been principal of schools in Hen-uepin during the year, and Is at present strongly talked of as a candid ite for the su-pcrinteudency of Shelby county. Union Hall, where the exercises are to be held, is being tastefully decorated by a committee of he faculty and of scctlou C. The blackboards are so tastefully decorated witli drawings that they look not half as much out of place as they really are. Festoons of evergreens are being hung In the hall.

The auditing committee of the State Board met yesterday afternoon, and audited the bills incurred, Bnd received and approved the books of Hon. T. F. Mitchell, the treasurer. The committee consists of Judge Knickerbocker, of Chicago.

Hon. James 1'. Blade, of Springfield, aud Mr. Thomas Slade, the horue member. Miss Scott, yesterday evening, after school, was surprised to see the members of section tile into her room When ull were in, Mr.

Bradley, in behalf of the societies, presented her with a tine volumu of Walter Scott's poems. Miss Scott was somewhat abashed at first, but having had the same surprise sprung on her the night before by another section, she 6oon found words to express her thanks. The examinations elise with to.day noon, and the school is properly then out. In the ufternoon will be part of the class day ever-cises and the meeting of the State Board. In the evening will be the remainder of the class exercises, and as a part of them Dr.

Edwards, of Princeton, will deliver a lecture in the large bull. All of Tbursd.y will be taken up with the regular commencement exercises, and in the evening will be the president's reception in the halls of the building. KU. 11 BOJUI 0 H) NOTES. S1IU.EY.

A. L. Russell's brother, living in McDowell, died at ti o'clock Friday evening of coiisump tion. Mr. Russell attended the funeral Mr.

Eli Harvey, assessor of Sullivant township, is progressing with his duties, which he will soon finish; besides his many duties as Hiram Sibley's superintendent of tenantry. Jliss Morgan, of Strawn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. S. Mackey.

The election of officers of the Sibley M. E. Sunday school resulted as fol'ows: Superintendent, Kev. M. P.

Lackland; assistant superintendent, Mrs. I). )' Brien secretary, J. A. Powley; treasurer, Mrs K.

Clinebell; lib arian, Miss Uerlie Bicket; chorister, P. A. Miller; organist, Miss Caddie Woodward. The Ladies' Aid Society met at the home of Miss Nellie Pratt last Friday afternoon and elected the followiug officers: President, Mrs. Eli Harvey; vice president, Mrs Lassie Clinebell; secretary, Mrs.

Stanley Elliott; treasurer. Miss Caddie Woodward. Mr. Cornelius Knott 1b visiting his mother. ATLANTA.

Herbert Dluison and wife, and Mrs. H. W. 8oach and children came down to attend the funeral of Samuel Bevun. Wm.

Dunham, jr. planted lettuce seed iu his garden, and thinks some evil spirit must have interfered, for it turned out grass. TREMONT. Si veral tramps were arrested by Officer Cary near the depot. From all Indications a raid would have been made somewhere had it not been for the timely arrest, as burglar tools were found with them.

Mr Baldwin has purchased lately consider-able Peoria lot property, intending to erect bouses thereon. Mrs (juinn is Improving. Wm. Bennett baa opened a r.ew butcher shop here. KAPPA.

Ira C. Stone is visiting his brother in Aurora. Mr. D. Durmire thinks of going to Cali-fornia with the Bloouiiugton exciir-ion, next month Hubert Crowe, Wes.

Di nuiire Slid (iene Stone ftarted for Chii-apro ou Tuesday, to at-Uo the musical festival Ed. Porter, who had his band badly by being caught hrtween iwo cars, is again able to be on the streets. On next Thursday the "merry wedding Carpets. Wool and Cottage Carpeticgi, and Linoleum or Cork great bargains, to make this the moit attractive sale ever held in the month of May. Housekeepers everywhere throughout Central Illinois are invited to inspect the rare bargains we now offer in bleached, cream and red-bordered Damask Table Li'ieus, fine Toweli, Napkirs, Crash.

White Bed Quilts, Turkey Red Tablings. Rftw nd Spun Pilk, Satin, Ramey Jute. Cross, striped nnrl Cretonne Draperies, atd Felt Cloths forLnihrfq'un. Long Curtaim and Upho's'erirg Furniture, flo aa-vertis merit can sive our idea of the splendid ofi'erirjg ecall attention to in tne above aunouiue-meut. Let all who can come at ones.

To out-of-town patrons who cannot come we will send samples of suthV goods as we can cut, by mm, ana information as to other goods by letter, on rt quest. FITZ WILLI AM a ruas. Hloominilon, Mil) I Tin, 1k'J $20000 REWARD! Will be pftlct for the detection tend conviction of any perron relllmr or dealing in any bnirus, counterfeit or iinlthtion HOP BITTKhS, enpeolHlly bittern or propara-tiona with the) word HOP or lli.PS in their name or connected therewith, Unit 1h Intended to mlnlertd and client the public, or for any preparation put in any form, pn tendinir to be the sumo aa Hl'P BITTEIiS. The Kenutue have cluatercf OBEEN HOPS (notice) this) printed on the white label, and are the pureft Bnd best medic ne ou e.irtli, especially lor Kidrey, Livor and Nervous Diseases Bewure of all others, and of ull pretended 'ormtilas or recipes ot HOP BIT'f KRS published in papers or for- pale, as they are frauds nnd swindles. Who ver dealsdn any but the genuine will be prosecuted.

Hop Bitt rs Mfg. Co. Rochester, N. Y. TUN YEA IIH li' rci'IiSS.

76,000 NOW IN UsK. HILL'S VPOH COOK STOVttd for 18'-have Impcrishahle hum rs. Stoves warranted five years. 1'eilect linking ov. ns; tie ctitnir attachment, siniertor lo all oilers.

Unimproved Hull is the best in the inui'ket. ooia only hy COOl'EK CO 10S W. Kront fer-Ageuts wanted in every city and lovvn. 14-eliHllllii Sunday School, Musica Temperauce or School Or Conventions, cannot hetter than to ex' ine, approve and adopt Ullsou to. I nea Series of Music Bonks.

SL'NEAi SCHOOL TEACH EKS cannot nfip helim taken wilh our truly golden tilu ol Siintta) School singers. I.io-lif- aril Lifft. witlPiiOHnul Licht. Replete (uti the LiU' joyous chiKilicu. Banner of Vk-torv.

key GBK. In the front lank. Will he received v.iin a shout by happy young singers. Beacon Liirlit. hyuiue.

better music can ue found anywnefc. Bfu-inr Tcai'iiiroa cn l. XHT FAIL TO USE Song Bells els.) lor Common Scl.oo Welcome Chorus ($1) for II (ih Schools I.OVKft- OF HOSPKL MUSIC WILL Liaa AI vnirtit llnl hy nie'son, it has capital set of nines and hymns, easy Bing aud of moderate compass. LYON HEALY, Chicago, 111. OL1VKR DITSON A Boston, j' Printing for 1882 EITHER Letter, Note, or Kill llemls.

statements, ranis, or f.nveiopes. Postal Cards. Tags l.al.els. Itlotters. Ila.nl mils, or snow lur.

Circular, in Note or etter Mae. Cert I Urates of Deposit, or leit 'h-eat Hills or l.a.liiig. or ttelgl. Legul lllitnk. or egal I'riotiug.

or aii.vtlung tne i riouoK m.r. if do, mt. v.air time i.n.1 money sii'l eli the PANTACRAPH TlUNTISa. LlTHiiltrfUNO. KlMilSO AJI BLAKE BV LlT .1 KIIUDVT mn will hTP an oiUM.rtiinity of opinp the lt th le.t woiii dune in ln fiDMpte of all i-Ujmw uf roJit.

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