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Show I ,1- C HiOQOTRArcHi tgffEO .TRADE DESEBET EVENING NEWS. Ancnst 13.1WJ. Wednesday' -- There la nothing bat water capable of satisfying tne imm. Allotner diinu, therefore, taken for tola purpose, it only in proportion to the quancontain. tity of thisiffluid they may Water, pure, may be drank at all times, and in almost any quantity with impunity. The manner of drinking It. however, is of no little Importance. ,If gulped down in large quantities itsomay, disby suddenly filling the stomach, not tend it as to produce a pressure only of the functions painful, but subversiveinternal organs. of that and of, other walthus the moreover, water; If, the and cold lowed be excessively "V shock fatal a may body unduly heated, change of result from the Instantaneous recorded are cases Thus temperature. this cause. These, howof death from -as was once UO as occur often not ever, do results supposed, and most of those fatal before attributed to drinking cold water are now. supposed to be owing to the or to Joint effects of beat and fatigue, what is ordinarily termed a Water may bo drunk Jn Its coldest legrec of temperature, and la the t home-mad- e: largest quantity the thirst may demand, by any person; whatever may be his state as to health or illness, hcatorcoiu, provided it Is swallowed gradually, lly Hipping not only is the desire for drink more thoroughly gratified, but all danger avoided. Iced water, when properly drunk, is best of all summer ORNSTEIN & POPPER unquestionably tho aro others which, If there but dritiks; allowed. indulged In moderately.mayorbe Imwater The ordinary lo carbon acid with gas is a pregnated OFFER TIT Em not unwholesome beverage, although it is often made so by the syrups, spirits, and other concoctions mixed with it. SOAPS, The; various fruit syrups, if genuine, may, when well diluted with water, be safely taken. The sugar, however, LYE, so abundantly, and which they contain according to the chemists Is a great and makes them unfit for constant summer drinking. Hctenoe condemns the use. particu WAHlilXU SODA larly in hot weather, of all the spiritu ous urinxs, as uranay, gin and whisky. These, according to some chemical philosophers, may be of advantage to those At the foUowlnc terms, which tbey exposed to the severe cold of winter. with the Cost at which the Eastern, Others deny that they cau ever be usearticles ran be dellrered here: ful, and assert that they always act upon, the braiu and nerves as direct poisons. Both then, are agreed iu condemning them as summer drinks. Kxtra Family Hopw Liebiganrl his followers give this as the storr " reasou: Alcohol, tho chief constituent Oxide Bop .25 to 27 of all spirituous drink, mainly com- Castll 8op..'.. " 40lo5 " .H) to 75 posed of carbon, which is the fuel re- Variegated Boap. .$173 to $2 00 dot. quired by the body to keep up its aut-m- Kaary Perfumed Soap, heat. Iu summer, or course, but Concentrated Ly- little of this fuel h required much lees Bod a SJcta.t than iu winter. If, however, a large Washing $3 00 y gal. . Lard Oil quantity U supplied, there will be an NeaU Foot Oil excess, which is left uncousumed, and Bear Oil. WW remaining iu the body without use tlova harm in various ways. Drinking alcohol, therefore, which contains a OFFICE Eal tide of Fart Temple great deal of carbon, iu summer, is supplying the body with more of this Street, Salt Lake City. fuel than it requires, and Is inconsequence a harmful practice. The French wines, if stimulants are dlZ&ftm ORNSTEIN & POPPER. at all required, are the best, because they are the purest and the weakest. The American practice of putting lumps of Ice into them, which so ses all European connoisseurs, is surprinot a bad one, for most of the forergn wines imported into this country are brandied to suit the supposed of head of TO our couutrymen, andstrength will largely bear f an-Bw- Cm :r, ' ' i 5 6 & 8 River Street, CHICAGO Iff I III Wtti Mill mill tf ciin III !! tlllllj -- X)XAL 1- And wtpectftiDy Cigars, Tobacco, Woodeii Ware, ttfUnibm ffiven to OrOr PhilipVadsworth&Co, Manufacturer JOBBERS VP SAFES. CoDflict 17ooley & Co. and Jobber of W1DSWORTH. OrLSXBT B. BXini, T ed r.TT nilCH they otrer to the Trade at MARKEt ; to WTTICT, WTT.T.TAMS TTholeal Dealers i a. O Cf Superior Qaalltr, SM And keep on hand the Largest Stock of Goods in tneir line to oe iouua in vne f rrw CHICAGO. FACTORY AND SALESROOMS: 29 Order will reeelTe Special and Prompt Attention. dzl8:om Lke Street. Cor. Wabash Avenue, and SI AIaLEN'& MAQKEY, ra. Orders carefully attended to. Importers and Jobbers la -- OV EYEHY JDJESCRZPTIOX, HISTORICAL. RECORD. LiRGESTCiRPET or i. Patent WAGON -- . BIHL'Sr . MANUPACTUSEBS. OP Collars. BnUHer-Liiie-d dls:6m (DOBS, GROCERIES, GILES, BROTHER & CO. MANUFACTURER, Office, Randolph St., cor. of Frahklln, dll6-l- y CHICAGO: GOLD & SILVER SMITHS E. SCHNEIDER & Co., The old and best known b.0ose in Chleafo. Dealers In Watches, Gold Jewelry, Sliver and Silver Plato Goods, Wholesale and Retail. (Late of St. Louis,) Mannfaclnrors of THE WEST. HOUSE IN SOLE 1'irTKIt SCIICTTIJER, Etc Paper Hanging i " OU Clatlu. Matting, Mat, Cttrtaln ZXaUrials, JMdine, x MANUFACTURERS ry-- r d2UV3m ( mis NOTICE (Y ! i'pq Copyrirhted,136i LEATHER BELTIWC -- J ater C't-A- ee ROOTS ANI SHOES, 52 & 54 1TABASII AVE., Vt STA1XS.) rr, o. wtixiams. v OLM3TKAD. The leBaanl Iter Tirlcel s lnerease and impetns will now be s;lTen "EXTEHPRISE" by the arrival of and well selected Slock of a still Custom 3Xade & rZTCZC. Straw Goods, Umbrella Bnchiia Goods, Etc. XIX. R la Chicago Manuractut-- HATS, GAPS, FURS M i . f.O'VEST FltlCJ. FITCH,WILLIAIvlS & CO. BuooeMOrs LsU Their Xcw Fall Stock, CHICAGO. TTiTi! S i Iako St., 36 0TTT0l3-0- , Have now received Gentlemen's" Furnishing Goods PROGRESSING. 52 Lake St., BOOTSAND SHOES, M i HILLS D8SBETT BASSETT al HOME is CUltKbtu OIX, com.-par- ; jPIBE-PBOO- F I L r, r AGENTS FOR BURKE & BARNES We make Prices Keinlar and Cheap on every i Enterp rise 80, 82 and 84 Michigan Avenue. I Uloh flrom Special mdimemnt Territories Ma k UZ02T JHEBCHAXTS, - CHICAGO. soda-wat- er beat-produce- I t' Cordage, &c. TM I IM. Bandolph St., r 15 & 17 ... " - HALL, Kir.lBARIt & CO. t - ! 1 t LABGE Am) COMPLETE STOOK. WHOLESALE ULQUORSe e. t&i y ofs cU th attenUoa trade to cmp mow Groceries, Staple ttSommernial the ezdoriTe' Ml of tfce s'o is LxuarxT lutTO Wf J HE PRODUCE sun-Btrok- i YTTTirLclorT. er Lye, i t ,'.;:,iy TAYLOR & BMGH? S0M1 LI FUSSY! BUMMER DRINKS. 4 - i Star, Solar, Sperm and Tallow Good sold at manufacturers list price, freight The followiiii? is a list of Presidents 142 Lake St., Chicago. added. Orders solicited and prompt attention of the United an( States as well those who were canUU given, rrico list furnished on application. I Uatea for each oittce; since the organi; CANDLES AIID SOAPS Agents for National and American Watch zation of the Government: WHOLESAIX and RETAIL. 17S9 Geo. Washington Co', and American and French Clocks. lAdies9 & Children' Shoes, and John 20 BALLS O LA nice: STREET, two terms without opposiAdams; ALLEN & MAOKEY, tion. JDealers supplied on same 1707 John Adams, opposed by ThoCHICAGO, ILL. terms as by Importers and mas JeHVrson, who having the next mo facilitate Home ManoXactnrv, taere In for S9 South Clark St., CHICAGO. dl87:3m 8ALL Manufacturers JL o218:ocn by haylns ofll- highest electoral vote, became t In New York. Xpedal P. F. Spencer. Wm. O.Hlbbard. 1S01 Thomas JeilVrsoii and Aaron ; f paid to Mazs. IIIDDABD Jees PAGE, BROTHER & CO., . SPEXCER, . Burr, beating John Adamsaud Charles oi xmporwrs Imvorterm and Dealer is C. Pickney. J 1S05 Thomas Jetlerson and Ceo.Ciin-toHAED WAEE e AND TIN PLATE, beating Charles C. Pickney and AGENT for Ihe SALK of PreRt. B. YOUNG'S Comprlslnr 02 & 91 Michigan Ave., CHICAGO. Rufus King. Xo. 231 Lake Strjpt9 Cotton Factory XAKN, at th lsOU James Madison aud Geo. ClinORVILLK PAOZ. CHICAGO. Boaton, sud ton beating Charles C. Piukpey. C.X. PAGE. lSlfJamea Madison aud'Kldridce d21S:6ra Tower,. Millard & Decker, Gerrjr beating DaWitt Cnntori. Mouroa 1817James aud Daniel E. SacceMOrs to kLUUK!a COMTAXT. f WILSON'S READERS AND SPELLERS, BAGS AND BAGGING. Rufus King. beating Thompklns, 1821 James Monroe ami Daniel K. CUWSUN'S Uwsn. ELDRELUB J. Xz H. CHAPMAN. Thompkius, no opposition, and only Store, Salt Lake City. oue dissenting vote. C 139 South Water SU - CHICAGO. lSiS John il. Adams ami John C. Calhoun, beating Andre wJackson,Hen-r- y Elementary Spellers, baoSjOp evebt Prlntera, Lithographers, Mr. and Crawford, there liug Clay A largo always on hand and sold at the ahjl lour candidates for President, fcad AliowesiiaarKei price. -- i xii bert Gallatin for dsiMwii riiMTiK tinnir mTiiiTfl'.T.TS Ftoable and and Loth Fine 1SU0 Andrew Jackson and Coarse, John O. Calhoun beating John 1. Adams and J AGE2TTS TOR TXKT Twisted, for MojrasixH's Geographies, ZTNG and : . . 1S'J3 Andrew Jacksun and Martin WESTERN AGENTS FOB an jiuren. ueattus Menry Clay, John vrnmE-iiA-iL- A and William AND IiEATHEB BUBBEE Witt lor President Floyd , .. . "T William Wilkin. John Kriit. ..wi i AXZ. KCIM. U 07 Henry L.ee for Vice President and CO, Stocking FilEBASB, fiEEUmi k BISHAECS LEAD PEITCIL CO. PJnneo's Grannars, . Van Buten and Richard r M. Johnson, beatina William H. Har- Louli. DOUGLAS SLATE CO i 228 &22S Uke St, Chicago. 209 Mtrket St, St Hugh L. White and Daniel Wel-- ; rion, ' ; '; d2I8:m Crochet i.i Work; terror rrwlder.tand " John Tyler for! LAKE 04 ST., Vice President. rarticiuar atteaUoa tires to aillsi orders from tits H. Harrison and John BECICER & ICOPSELL, the Ixtn. AIm, WAR PA ', EUBBEB AITO HEMP PAOZIHCr, Traoe. Jolaf Z iVice-Pressiden- ts - CLOT 1 i Vice-Preside- nt. msm smm aav ' k. sv SCHOOL BOOKS, -- 5k Leather & Findings n, f Wk-W.PAC- . 1 DEPiOT, t STATIONERS, mmm Vice-Preside- nt, M tS.lT-T0dat- BLUBBER. GOQ2JS s V I tin : J f CdcAjdol . ilS4l-WIl- liam rty fr ! xaaxrison tiled One Manufacturers and Dealer month after hla inauguration, and John k U.ETAIX, Tyler became President for tho remain- tyiIOIiSAl4 der of the terra. James K.TolIc and Geo. M.Dalin las, beating Henry Clay and Theodore relinghuysen. PJCCHANOE FOR GRAIN AND and Millard Taylor beatlnir fna u.uu an Buren for Twia OTHER COMMODITIES OF . President, - andWillUml . . lS19--Zach- ary O. IIUtlAP anil ..i 107 Randolph. St., fit Factory & Salesroom, 297 : d21Mm 297 S. Clark Sh chic ago. ' I i t : d21&8m & NICHOLS, 1IOVEY - - r - f - v THE COUNTRY. r RUBBER CLOTHING ;OHIOAQ:Oij VERBA COTTA WORKS, Offlce 57 I Stats Street, CHICAao, MANUFACTURERS of Aretolteetnral Vasea, etc.. Win-loand Door Capo, Braeltots and Hodll-Uooetc Entablature, Hend for Book. ientn U218 8n 11QVEY s HICHOLB, Proprietors. 'f . w s, f 143 - and Dealers In Importersmanner of all j BURLEY WORKS IN THE FINE ARTS,! : 'ton. PAiriTirjGS, Every Article of YARN will be Guaran 3?cirln,n! . teed, to itETAIX Its JUSTLY ACQUTBJCD - iboi Abraham Lincoln and onnusau ana John n im, for jPresident, and Hsrschsl V. JohnsoulSd v toe nsaidAnt. tt.i vU'T:""1' Jol TI fox MPTJTATION. . . , ,. ,4 -- .e l-.i- t FarUss residlac SANPETE can secure TARN at FORT BIRCH. 2Tsphl City, for , :v- . - - .1 Wore, Bronros, Glass Shades for Clocks, Figures, tc SWISS, CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS, -- .. ,7 ujuna Docalcomonlo otDiophonio Katerials, - ' J . ARTIFICIAl-- : ;. j TYRRELL, UYo. - d& 1. Lake St. 11 -- 37 State St, CHICAGO. - I Importers and Jobbers of FANCY DRY GOODS, GALL AHD GEE THEN NOT O'M Q, " I 5 ! HOSIERY No's 04. and WOOLENS. fc OO, 1T1 nli tganAvenno, findSir; 2. W. K Henry' Wood, WBQals. -- datftflsa r3 At f.- .1 . r Send for CatalOftTue. JYk. 0; win pe F n U I TO AN D V EC ETA DLEG , aS. snxiT, rax rxaasu ANATOSaCAX. PBEPABAtlONS. Chicago. WOOD & Co. r IsportntalMkritf b Lake-Bt.- , dil8:6m :o.'- - lj RAY'S ARITHMETICS, Springs, JTOre JUteleeto, 7 tvm9 jseots ana were, xs.erse f erSfVotton Warpt&c ! ' v, t- in, TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC. Fil-mo- rs ; .1 7AfXAQZ3 AaWATI ST SA2TXV Sow York OQf,7 1 , FranJOla Blrtft. 18C1H6E DWIDI IGS 1 |