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Show DESEBET EVENING" NEWS. BURNING OF TIIE DEAD IN JA- A Japan correspondent of the &ztor-rfo- y Evening rot furnishes the followfacts concerning this custorxi: ing The burning of the dead la largely of practiced among; the Japanese, and different forma of worthe. thirty-fiv- e practiced here, but two demand ship bnrial in preference to Incremation. Jkly acquaintance with their mode of buryla limited to funerals, ing the dead came before my notice. which usually a was one occasion I On letnrnlng from one beside of and my pWli lay walk, the little cemeteries near Kobl, In which a small party was gathered. It was the hoar of sunset, a fitting time for an event of tender sorrow. The mourners were dressed entirely in white, which contrasted with-th- e gaudy robes of a small party of priests. The corpse. In lta enclosure, lay upon a bier, and offerings of green ;tlce and of? flowers were made as though to the manes of the dead. Then came the beating of bells and the clanging of cymbals. The receptacle which contained the fashioned like a half barrel, corpse was I f I .it tlnir posture, and all vacant places were filled with combustibles. The friends now gathered around it and commenced a low, plaintive chant, so monotonous that it seemed merely the repetition of a name which I suppose to have been that of one of their deities. They then separated, and only a few . remained toe attend to the final service. TheTecep-taclor coffin was placed over a stone trough and covered with a heap of fuel. All gathered in a close circle, and the nearest of kin (In this instance a wife,) applied the torch, and as the flames ascended the monotonous chant, and the sound of cymbals' were; renewed in mournful concert. Excessive crlef was decently restrain ed, except in the case of a little boy of about ten years, who wept piteously, and was taken aside to be comforted. The group broke, and one after the other departed, leaving the wife above referred to alone, the image of sorrow, and apparently unable to tear herself from the ashes of her husband. t 5 ! CHICAGO TRADE. CHICAGO TRADE. CHICAGO TRADE- r!j'AXASUNl BUTOER 6CbV H ? "J ii 4 Every Description', - TWIXES and . - ft. M -- . , - . . TWITTT CHICAGO. 42? sm ; iioYmr I 1 jricnou, Dealers in all manner of PORTERS and Work in th JTineArta, oil Paintings, x recces, Parian Ware, CI lass Buadea for Clocks, etc., 8wl. Chinese and JtpueM Klgnre. Goods, DecsJoomenlcand Dlophonle listeria's, Artirielsi Fruits and Vegetables, Anatomical ' Prmt atteatloa. rrr r Tork, torn? WHOLESALE HYJSJXT JESCBZPTZOy, WHOTiTIS 51 rnaJce Prices "W artlfile we sell. daS-3- CHICAOO: South Clark 89 dZl&tfm Importer mnd 2ettferm the ONLY Htoek of Mlntnsr and Tools In this JXarbet, adapted to otherkfp too wants or tno Territories, navlns; for ran ilea iom largely, ana pass an pp wun mremunuiur ineir wants. 91,000,000. nillAinn LnlbAllU. OBYILLK PAOE.Y CB.PA0E. X d21&6m '".4 , " J. . dH&6m - . d2i3 5m s azi&sm FOCXDED OYER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY. P. W. GATES, President. J. Offiee, Xo, 4S Canal Ntreot, d214:2m t3. Orders carefully attended to. 03TI.Y MAXCFACTTREBS In theXOETII . 4 WEST! I 13 La Salle Street, d209-8- m 1ETR SCUtTTLER, WAGON ( GROGSRIESp . MANUFACTURER, Office, Randolph BU, cor. of Franklin, -- IE3E & Co., ' " .;? Iadlea & Oilldren' Shoes, , . SALLE STREET, HAMmrnVr. - 86, Mieliigan Avenue, Ilnntlred TarletlM. and Tor Durability and Utility la ansnrpsssed. are t Lowcr lhan Oar ran b bona-liInferior Stove Irieft for. BURffiMS & - - farnlshel on M DRUG, i l ap- to KIDDER! COMPANY, JtLUarFACTUBIXG Successors - WILSON'S READERS Iilthograpliers, . Rrintero, Blank Book Manufact'rs. f- ' i Elementary Spellers, and ,Monteith!s V! fy . " BISHAECZ LEAD PENCIL' CO. DOUGLAS SLATE CO 5 Plnnco's (3 ran mars, rsrtlcalsr attention rlren to Wng orders frombe Jobbing Trade. r & SItAKDOLPlt' ST.-- ; (Corner of Michigan Avenne.) - ILLINOIS. !ojLaA:c3-0:mit- i TERRA COOTA iWOBlfi : EipiB ani Coiinctiii2 , l- - fr HOVKY ANICHOtS,' Proprietors d218 Sm. - ImporkrVati ' Gnina Glass lngal piece better than Kivnri m.!.iT f- - n Assorts, vczrxcAGo. aXHreat Unrkct 3 ; 143 Lake St.; OUcago. d 213 :6 m KEITBU WOOD Jollerif Importers and Jobbers or v i -- - AjC0-- ' ! i -- DRY fcobDS, frEarttenfai-f- l GALL AND SEE THED ..FANCY i: MOTIONS, r ' LViss.. ; : , s t ir HAIIiOGE & "WHEELER I - a Hose. Rubber clothing ! of American Cottons, 11 oelcry,MiiOTC flannels,. x , 2Yano Cover; Cushions, XuraerV JSoota and tvers,4rw unso! erm, Cotton Warp, mtc - Jol-bc- rs 1 4 f BURLEY & TYRRELL, and White OootU nndWool iimw 5 ETJBBEB AHD HEMPiPAOKff?. jft 4 w lions, Hend EnUblatnre,elr. iimud Iloolc.- TOP RAY'S ARITHMETICS, ' Offlc&7 State Street CIliCAQO.Vr x is t Ter MANUFACTURERS of Arettlteetarml eteWlM-floVmm, and Door Capo, IlrsekHi - MotlK ' ' , ;v.T FOR JLOi 64 LAKK ST., CHICAGO. GLASS DEAUGRS, i AGEZ3 ETJBBEB A1TD TJEATHEB . jr w WESTERH GOODS . a PresbjUrlan paper of Canada cava ens, to the ens, Geographies, mraBBR ; a. .A AND SPELLERS, AGENTS FOB THE WHJZEING PMTjOIL CHICAGO, ; STATIONERS, SBHAACK, And Nos. I Comprising Wholesale" !- Clocks. . om Ueaaty, plication. jl d21&6m - V, , 1 Tower, Millard & Decker, STOVE, TKPRE8ENTED above. Is the latest lraprov-Ied HtoYfe for a tnoronzh and eoonoinleal Uu i Dealers supplied on Ktn terms as by Importers snd JlannCacturers having offices In New Yor. Espec attention Tpaid to Mas ORDKR3. A 91 Michigan Ave.,- CHICAGO. 93 'CHICAGO, (Fouiiderle nt Albany, X. Y.,) uaiaioRuea and I'rure , HAEDWAEE AND TIN PLATE, - combustion of Western Coal. Onr NtoeU embraee . Co'a, and American and French SCHOOL. BOOKS, F. F. Spencer. IIIBBARD A SPENCEK, - . Importers of Wm. O. Hlbbard. 'srnoacftGOL I tor National and American Watch Agents CHICACO, ILL. JlS7i3m CO. 142 Lake St., Chicago. MEX'fl, BOYS', - Fnrntsnlns;. GILES, BROTHER & ; - Evaporators, Omce.-20- LA ' The old and bestjkncnni npuse in Clilcaga Dealers In Watches,' Gold Jewelry, Silver ad Silver Plate Goods, Wholesalo and Retail, j GAHDLES AHD SOAPS Floor Mills, Mill cmciGo, jd222:6m r " j ILL. X7V J Star Solar, Sperm and Tallow -- Rock Breakers, Stamp Mills,- Mining Maenlnery, Card's Patent Brlelc Machine, Lathes, Planers, Drills, Kerew Cntters, Ila and Cotton Presses, Saw 1 GOLD & SILVERt SMITHS CHICAGO: dllO-ly ... , pn H Grocers, Drnggists, Bakers, dr. (Late:of St, Louis,) the garden; i ; BUGAR CANE HILLS, Thos Chalmers, Superintendent. D. R. Fraser, Assistant Sapt. and Dranghtsman, Gates, Secretary and Treasurer, Ralpn W. I Cbase,Qen. Aaent, New York City, liafcta fc Bro., Agents, Lake Superior. ,4r PAPER bags; rr crC E. SCHNEIDER CTTTCAGO. I r' PATENT MACHINE MADE ' , ., y Manufacturers ?of FACTORY AND SALESROOMS: 29 and SI Lake Street. f1 V 5 Cor. Wabash Avenue, T. Steam Engines and Boilers, j Mills, - The Demand for Tickets Increases and sri von i 4 uspcisswuisow 1 ol JA. hand, ud OHDiais ULLEU v ainSt Ibe totbs MEATEBPBISEW srrh by name at n r.ioiu,.fe- prirfs ah'W and cre a Choice and well selected Stock of r BOUGHT IN PERSON. Manufacturers of ; 1 -- ? Mannfsctore Portable and Stationary : !. FOR F. RATHBONE&GQ., , STHKKT, ' & o sum ureases And keep on hand the Largest Stock of Goods iu ineir line 10 oe louna 1a tue . Manufacturers of SOUTH WATIIU S V. p - ! ClIirAGO, ILI.I.XOIS. or Superior QualUy, CHICAGO. d218-6- m A 5i, 1 "f BOOTS AXI SHOES, : Factory & Salesroom, 297 & 297 S. Clark St. rlAJUFACTURINGCO., ENDICOTT, - 209 Market St., St Louij r & I I Mannfacture In Chicago BECICER & ICOPSELL, 2lanuftcturr mi Dealer if TRUNKS, VALISES; ETC. 107 Randolph. Sts, - fr " 9 STA2TDA2LD Chlcar SIBLEY . FiIOi5U,fimiIAIiC0. 226 L 228 Ltka St, 1- 1IICII they offer to the Trade at LOWEST MAKKET PRICES. SCALES White Lead and Axle Grease, 179 Month Water .Street, CHICAGO, Ilia. V 1 WHOLESALE dROOEnH Cnsiom Made . Co., OILS, PAINTS, WINDOW CLASS, : a. PROGRESSING. Their New Fall Btoclc, j lowest market price. Dry Goods Jobbers; . orry;om Have now received A large stock always on band and sold at the j. . a. HILLS, 4S t NIsATSPOOX Oli, Special attention given to orders from XSiz. BAGS OF EVZET DESCTEIPTIOIT, 8araL M. Nlrkerwon, President, vice rresiaent, tL. J. Gave. uray, Cashier. Assistant Cashier. Chs. J.schmlU, d2 cm A Happy HoiiE.In a happy home there will be no fault finding overbearing splrit.Uhere will be no precocious-nes- s 4213Jks61 If or fretfulneas, unkindness will not dwell in the heart or be found oa the tongue. Oh, the tears, the sighs, the A. IIEflLEB Jt Co., wasting of life and health and strength, and of all that is most to be desired in a 13 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ueaiers in sn aunus happy home occasioned nlerely by unkind .words? A celebrated writer re- PHOTOCRAPHIC STOCK, marks to thlsefl'ect, namely, that fretting ' Rosewood and Oils FRAME, and scolding seem like tearing the flesh Albums, de, Ac, Hester's Negatlre Collodion. from the bones, and that we have no All Chemicals warranted pare. at New York Prices. more right to be guilty of the sin, than All odH sold Cm U201ro:l we have to curse and swear and steal. In a perfectly happy home all selfishness will be removed. Even as "Christ pleased not himself1 so the members of the happy home will not seek first to please themselves, but will seek to is another f!ease others.in Cheerfulness a happy home. How much does a sweet smile, emanating from a heart fraught with love and kindness, contribute to. render a home happy. At evening how soothing is that sweet cheerfulness that is borne on the countenance of a wife and mcJther! How do parent and child, the brother and sister, the mistress and servant dwell with delight upon those cheerful looks, those smiles that beam from tha eye and burst from the Inmost soul of those who are. dear and near! How it 3, S fc 7 lAItE STREET, hastens the return of , the father, lichUns the cares of the mother. ren. i And ders it more eaav for vnnth In r!at and drawn by the chorda of temptation, ... a . t now smnuuecs tnem wun "wmb jow- 75, 77; !: 70 Itllclilgan Arcime, ly hearts to return to the parental roof! Oh! that parent would lay this subject I. to hearti that by untiring efforts j l- CHICAOO. Z3UQ. they more happy, !5?i8?frrenderhomo that their children and domestics would baPP,ness In forbidden path V PT7R A ii Tu. T. PAOE Boston, M4. J Flouring Mills, Saw Hflls'airtL Woolen Mi": u . J f EXPB.X8SI.T. FOR 13 Manufacturers and Jobbers of & H. CHAPMAN, Chicago, 139 South Water SU, - CHICAGO. 1 . ; . -- EXTRA LARD Oil TOR XT7BRICATING, DBBGETT. BASSETT St BAGS AND BAGGING. CHICAGO, ILLS. . 1 St.,; backed In Patent Air Tight Caddies of x 5 lbs., 7 lbs. and 10 lbs. each.? This packaT entirely new and found the most convene ever Introduced, both for dealer and Mnwia The trade are Invited to giro it a trial . Alio, Manufacturers of Cheap on every llenlar and m fur-beariu- g '" Randolph '' & Findings B0DTSANDSH0ES, Leather AO. 231 Lake Street, United States Depository. CHASE, IIANFORD Headquarters for and RETAIL, ATiTS PAGE, BROTHER & CO., TVe Enterprise CHICAGO. ALLEN" & MAOKEY, Iako St.i CHICAGO. paid ix capital, 15 & 17 LARD exphessly roa . Paper Hangings, Etc Importers and Jobbers of Mnrtlwnre and Cutlery, Gompiercial 1 OH Clotha, Mattings, Mats, Curtain ZXatorlala, Hoddinff, Feathers,- l Co., ZVTATITTT.TTg, A TiTiTTTO- a PURE LEAF Manufacturers of Cnoiee IMPORTERS and Dealers In all kinds of LEAF, Largest carpet house in the west fLUcTand CUT TOBACCO, Hn. 1ST. feOUTII WATKH KTREET, VUICatlO, M,I Goods sold at Hew Yorfc Wholesale Prices. Goods sold atmanulactxirers' list price, freight A Co., No. 14, Watr added. Orders solicited and prompt attention II. MHUBABT d222;ttm Stret, NEW YORK. given, prica list furnished on application. - OHIOAQO v. Importers sad Jobbers la OF No. 14 Ia Salle St. III 11 mIL E. FBAXBEXTIIAX St Co a I; TpgT. FAIRBANl(,PECK&cn I imii in Fjiiiii wjod xij LMm -- Chicago. ILL'S & '. TivfiiiTj ilTllI f 1 f 1 f 1 Gilltiii 11 111 11 11 11 111 ALLEN '& MAOKEY, , ; Preparations. Sad for Catalogue. pi j No, 87 Slate Street CHICAGO. U. Viedimm J W.it PHIOACO -- . j Special sad ? -- always liked bees, and alto own some myself. I wanted ways had the impression that people who had bees were mostly rich, ana I thought that If I could get some I would soon be rich too. But how was I to get them ?' I could not get my father inter ested enougn in mem to oav me a swarm: he said that they would sting rae, but I thought I would risk that, for I liked honey and bees. Bees I must have, and bees I got; and now I will tell you how I got them. To Uuy, I had to have money; but how was I to get the money? That was the first thing for me to get. 1 that I must some way where make a start in thought there's a will there's away. I asked a good old lady if she would lend me $5 for a week: she said that she would. I took the money, and what do you think I did with it. "Bought a swarm of bees," you say. No. I bought steel traps with it : I laid it all out in trans. I then set thetn all for muk rats, in a creek close by, and at the end of the week I sold the fur for more than enough to pay my borrowed money, and the remainder I laid out in traps. I on buying traps until I had thirty. kept I then bought a small tent, and in the Winter I made me a boat, and the next Spring I camped out on the creek, and animals. At the trapped end of six weeks I sold my furs for $70 cash. I heard of a man that had sold his farm, and wanted to sell his stock of bees, some 15 swarms in number. I went to Bee mm: ne asKea me 57 per swarm, i ouereu mm 50 per swarm, and said I would take 10 swarms. He said that if I would pay him the money all down I could have tbem. I counted him out the money, and took my choice in the swarms. He had 14 new hives, for which he asked me $1 per hive. I told him that I would give him my rifle for the hives, and he took it; it cost me $7. I kept the bees nntil I got SO swarms, and then sold them -- all at auction for from $4 to $X swarm. Other boys can do the same,per and have, honey, bees, and money. . . E. W. B., in Country Gentleman. irTJl reeelTS dZl&am I got First national Sank of Bess, and now first I Ordsn CHICAGO. 1J B. J.'HXSOW XJX. XJCBTXA3X r ;; Vv - X;- - Opposite City Hotel, . My UEtellaj, Bachiia Gccfc, Etcif 52 & 54 TTaBaSH ATE., Gccds, Nob. 42 AUS 4A. fc?tato fdtroot. . TiifeM. Stnw APER BAGS, r V wmtman 3 ns iriwai Deleft in . - 1 " to WXBI2, WTT.T.TIVa ft 1TTCH. Coarse and Fine Papers, MATS, CAPS, FURS ' Of i 'i mmii .J 'I FITCH.WILUIAMS'&CO. .Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers ln Y'.x .. "CHICAGol' Rntc. i . . . . i:-- . - s. i' - ..... ... . HOSIERY ANI WOOLENS, No's C4LW5fcCO,MlolxlffttH AvenwPt j ram ;izT it: BOIIDIIM. Up Stairs.) I jtQfiui $3? d218-- m ii .... e 1 |