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Show 71- : I 7 .... - DESEBET EVENING STEWS, Tn FACTS WORTH KNOWING. The Dean of Carlisle, in a recent lec- tare on the use of tobacco, calculated i that the entire world of smokers, snuffers and eh ewers consume two million tons annually, or four billion four hundred and eighty million pounds weight as much tonnage as, the corn consumed by ten million .Knglishmen, and acat a cost sufficient to pay for all tually the bread com eateu In Great Britain. Five millions and a half of acres are occultivated cupied In its growth, chiefly of the which, atu product by slave labor, two pence per pound, would yield millions of pounds sterling. The time would fail to tell of the vast amount of smoking in Turkey and Persia. In India all cJasse and both sexes pjactice; the Siamese indulge In thissmoke. In IJurmah ail both chew and children three years it ages pructice old and of both sexes. China equally contributes to the general mania; and boast that the advocates of of the human race are about their clients, or that there are certainly one huudred million smokers. It costs more than education or religion, the army or navy. It cost9 England and America a sum sufficient to support fifty thousand ministers with a salary of oue thousand dollars; or more than one hundred thousand missionaries. The students of one college pay more than six thou and dollars for ci gars yearly. It tends to Idleness, poverstrong drink, and the whole family ty, of vices. It tends to debility, dyspepsia, palsy, cancers, insanity, delirium tremens, and sudden deaths. It weaves a wiuding sheet around twenty thousand in our land every year! It iestimated that in New York City more than twice the amount Is pulled away in cigars than is expended in bread! Some eighty diseases are traced by Dr. Show to the use of this vile narcotic. It injures tho health of the body, mind, and soul. The habit is indecent, the example is pernicious on the ri9lng youth. The expenditure is wicked, the gratification of a vitiated appetite. It leads to strong drink. Said a poor Indian, 'I waut three things; all the rum in the world, all the tobacco, then more rum; I smoke because it makes mo love to drink!" The use of this pernicious urug blunts tuo moral sensibilities, grieves the Iloly Spirit, hinders prayer. "I beseech you, as strangers and pilgrims, abstaiu from lleshly lusts which war agaiust the soul." The excuses for using tho dirty are frequent. One uses it for his tyrant teeth; another for his general health; a third, for his corpulency; a fourth, for his leanness; a ilfth, for a watery stomach; a sixth, to digestion; another, because somehelp ignorant, sottish, or smoking doctor recommends it; thus and thus, until the catalogue of excuses and subterfuges is filled out. It is a matter of devout and hearty thanksgiving to God, that the most respectable, learned, and eminently successful of the medical faculty, with united voice, veto the "accursed thing," and warn their patients to lay it aside forever. "Friend, do not excuse yourself," says the Hon. Gerritt Smith, "by saying that some great and good men use tobacco. The and good men who do so are in danger of sinking into very little and very wicked men before they die;T To bacco ami rum what twiu brothers! AVnat mighty ageuts of Satan! What a largo share ofthe A mericau people they are dfgtroying. As Paul taid to Timothy, so we sa to you, 'Keep your-Belpure Be cieau in your person, aud be clean in your hvaru But, depend upon it you can be neither if you use tobacco." American Jhrtnologicul Journal, ' I. I1' ! edr - ' . t - ,.- - ( - f . f i. ; i t n ; - r v i - . " r- - - - " ! .j t -- ....... - i I j . j of. .1 (EstabUsIied 1853.) m m m! m : i j t ; m m a j. ho IlR Clni & j.; - I- .r.r . .. . - ' i t I TAYLOR &TJR1GHT . ' , . ST. LOUIS TR ADE, CHICAGO i -- U - ........... i i t TRADE. CHICAGO TRADE, CH0OAGT8Ei . August IS, 1S6S. s i . - . , . 11 m t - ,. : . f i , '1 THTincloCT. " fo) rrT (7 (r "Grand - -- thir-ty-sev- ;1 i - the-habi- t oue-four- , "1 th -- ,1 wine-bibbin- tobaccw-chewin- to the wants of western people. They combine Kreat welzht. dlstrlbated to the hmt advantage, with beauty of deslan and per fecUon of maouiacture. Mad for and specially adapted -- Onlc Cooklns Stoves Oliartor wre flrmt introdaced to the pabllo In the year -- GREATER NUMBER SOLD- DAILY than any Stove In the market. Over OXE HUXBBEDi THOUSAND Staple iiifitovc in the market. The Charter Oak U the Crat-cl- a ever made. Tweaty-elxb- t cheapest with and stve stzs. without lxtenslon Top, sold wholesale and , retail by Eicelsior Mannracturins Company, - FIKLI, RAM'ORD A I attention , !! i n, 7 MttD.- -n insthat tba should never be foricot-te- a a hild lathe more happier chsver he will be. Thfiu not only be-f hPPn'". the !2iV mind U free, at liberty for the exercise of It? instead of spending Its In .ht over aa brooding XL ST" ut the ot action is stronger when the in a sute of hilarity! the ideas ar?Sore fulti. J i 5 ' ., k" i "n'g l v boots No. 34 lWrrTP WAD8WOKTH. orLBXBT b BMrrn. . ? Cof. of Olixe. $AINT LOULS. 8oooessors Wm. PEA It JAS. B. FORBIS. dc m SAMUEL McCAETlJEY & Co., Straw Goods, o2 JT. O. d77-l-y BRIDGE, BEACH m? oTrhBrMf in ihort -- r,,i '.-- . " - " !r ' UqMj, 9 r TWITTY. -- (CP BTAIHS.) t 29 dllft-l- CHICAGO. the O.VLT and keep Toole In this Mofkofnintnc other to Market, adapted the wants of the Territories, bsvinr for xers them Imrsrely, stnt punt Mappllet belnc familiar with their wants. cttt-6fn 142 Lake St., Chicago. CAUDLES AIID SOAPS Agents for National and American Watch Corf i and American and French Clocks. . ANO ESTABLISH. rrUi?F vrh,eGEHT a if cr,lca0 and tbe Western Btau, p!a vIUJ, AND 01111:11 CELEB RATED XX We sell at (ha saws? wi.v. w . ame can 226 Piano be boacbt Jn New York and vircuiara ana trice List sent free to all person sending us their names. ; t your letters to "REED'S TEMPLE OP prVt CmOa.UO. MUSiO, ILL." ., . 92 & 91 d209:3m Tower, Millard &. Decker, :- iiAirmOTBEra - CHICAGO. WIIITXNG Or AXZi XXBTD8. 1 - s A 7, AS A 5L RUBEER JOB TBS ana. ! : f .T.-'.L.-- fp.ipjEBJ - BISlLiECS LEAD PZITCIL CO. DOUGLAS S Li ATE CO., Offlce-C- CHICAGO. 1 BOUT2X . - , and Dealeraln Importersmanner -ti all of..,- HTHE TYORp T 8Ute Street; CHICAGO' ! ! : MANUFACTURERS of ArllteetiiralWin-l- Vmm, etc.Xlodil-llonand Boor 3pa Bracket and etc Entablatnrea, Bend fur UMim Book. r t ;-- . BURLEY i. :tv : ;7 Bronz "Ware, Glass Bnadea fer Clocks, Figures, Ac. SWISS, CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS, Decalcomonlo &Diophonlo Materials, . k ' t rr : ?u ; ?ARuriciAx.i comfrtr j . Cia, ...MONTBITJl's Ei S3 Ea'a? E EST ?! r - HEHP PA0XIHO, m( Ooer,Moro Comb; Hootsvouon or, narp, etc i - R A Y ' O ARITH WETIC6 ' JPtre Bieketm, JhruaffUU9 ArtUto. 8prinof JPUttto Cover, CuaMon, lYuToery CtotX. , a, A1TD Rubber clothing w -- ;- EUBBEE T ' Co' HALLOCE & WHEEL 143 Lake d2I8m til Jotknif St,, Chicago. importers and Jobbers nf Glasiiiifl DRY GOODO.' FANCY ,,, t Vr I -- v . . . , e i LT.s . .HOSIERY AND VOOIENS. c. -- : . . --. 1 if . At . Btock of OROCKRTES on and ORDERS KILLED alwtra with tbe AFULI, a mina. BouauTijrERok! TT Aft ,F FRUITS AN J ' VEC ETABLEO ANATOMIQAXi PREPARATIONS. esnd tor Catalogne. 4 'j 9 GEOfl'RAPHIM ' ' am. control 1 Plwwo'i CrraBEiars, M'lMniitin2:M':.i Engine . S TYRRELL, laporici AND SPELLERS BUBBEB "AND KEATHEE. d2H 8m noVKY A NICHOIiS. Prontletofn. FINE ARTS; If'OIL" PAXKTXHG St o , Xaixla.iA WATER STREET, l TTESTIRJr AGENTS FOR - l. IIOVEY & NICUOIVS, ,. 7 Blocientary Spellers, Idtliographors, Frintero,' Blank Book Manufact'rs. rartieaisr atteaUoa ttrem q tlltoi ortsrs frtn tfcs 6c ICO PG ELL, BECKER JetUaaTrsofl. Mmmufaeturer mnd Jealiw its TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC. r. :! ts OHIGACK) 107 Randolph St,, - CMTTA TERRA WORKS, Tactory & Salesroom, 297 & 297 S. Cltrk St. I endicotj; i : . STATIONERS, AGENTS SCA3LES YILS0M8 READERS 8accMort to.KnrSKa COifPANT. l - WHOLESALE GROCERS, - r, , .... Ooinprtslnf Michigan Ave., CHICAGO. ii c .xfi I 64 LAKE ST., OmOAGO. ' SCHOOIL BOOES, HARDWARE AND TIN; PLATE, St, Chicago.' 209 Market St, St UuIj. " es ... Sboc. Idtea', & Children's Importers of X L1? P. r.Bpencer. HIBBARD A SPENCER, A large stock always on hand and sold at the f lowest market price. & 228 Lsks oSX-c- j 1 Dealers supplied on asm, terms as by Importers and Manufacturers having in New York. spedal attention paid to Mxrx. ill: Chicago Wm. Q. Hibbard. BAGS OF EVERY DESCBIPTI03T, No. 47 DEABBORN ST., 0HI0AG0. 7 i . ' ClIAPMAir, 139 South Water St Hi The old and best known house in Chicago. (Late of St. Louis,) Dealers in Watches, Gold Jewelry, Silver and Silyer Plate Goodi, Wholesale and Retail. CHICAG0.wSwi,c2i. J.&H. I GOLD & SILVER SMITHS Star.'Solar, Sperm and Tallow dlS7:3m BAGS AND BACC1IMC, . O OB S E. SCHNEIDER & Co., t Me or k GROCERIES, Office: 20 LA SALLE STREET, Hardware and Cutlery, Leather. & Findings JVb. 231 Lake Street, C.rAQ. d218:6m St-- Collars. fl GILES, BROTHER & GO. CHICAGO; Importer and Dealer in PAQ. Rnfifier-Line- CS-- OP ul:0ui MANUFA y ALLEN" & HAOKUY, ORVILLE Patent daoe-s- m i Randolph SL, oor. of FrahkUn, OfOce, ; PAGE, BROTHER & CO., 51 Inkc St., CHICAGO; wn s1eeti cale SDIHL? SOLE MANUFACTTJBER3 SCXI ITTTXiffl Manufacturers of TTHOIXSAU: aacl HETATL. Importers and Jobbers of BELTI1C Vii Cor. Wabash Avenue, PTB GXBFET HOUSE IN THE WEST. 89 South Clark St., wsihki ir iifsau lstrftut suit LEATHER rcrc " LimUdgUi and 31 Lake Street. Orders carefully attended to. ' TTAHnTiTTg. AUXXTO & Co., : 5 FACTORY AND SALESROOMS: 77 JSrJZUT DJSSCRJCPTXOy, Od'Ctoilis, Zlatti&es, Mats, Cortaia Bddlnsf Feathers, IIatrlja, Paper Hangings, Etc. CHICAGO TRADE. su still a;ra lir fsHptas-will sow b rfvii : "XXTEHFBISK- lxy the arrtrfrt it t CHICAGO. Good sold at manuXacturerslist prioe, Irelght added. Ordjen solicited and prompt attention llrea.' Trio lut furnlljercm application. ' . ; '."'"' r'" SAINT tOUIS. siDLEY ua--i Copyrighted, 1BH '.V- - LllCEST 120 North Main Street, sSmawd w O j BOOTS AND SHOES, dab; 'm C, . 52 Lake St., Custom lado ALLEN "& 'MAOKEY, TIN PIVTE, SHEET IROX, WIRE, 1 PROCRESSINC: m. WAGON TINNERS' STOCK, Eoniict, Hfooley & Co. Manufacture In Chicago Importers and Jobbers la Importers and Dealers In la i And keep on hand the Largest Stock of Goods in lelr line to b found in the West.' 54 WABASH AVE., WTLLIAMB. & CO., "W d21&6oa Of Superior Quality, Manufacturof CCD HILLS Tlicir 5ew Fall Stock, BncLskia Goods, Etc. Orders will metre Special and Prompt lttentloa. TEAS, XortS Second ftr$et, Suint Loult, Mo, 417 & XD. OLKSTZAS, and IMPORTERS WHOLESALE GROCERS, LIQUORS, and Ss i chicagoj; I HATS, GAPS, FURS H. 415 EXTRA QUALITY, i W7oUato Dealer In Co., CHEWING MANUFACTUItEIWofall Grade In-- FOREIGN and IHJMEMTIU CIGARS, and General OommlHslon Mercbaats, 119 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Ullb-ti- .,,---'- ! Nos. 80, 82 & 84 Michigan Avenue, Have now received CHICAGO. to WEBXS, WTLLIA2CS ft TITCH, dl99 6ai WM. SfKAR, ' ICH tbey offer to the Trade at LOWEST MARKET ritlCE?. FITCH,WILLIAMS & CO. t. W Hand Pointed Horse Nails m AND NOTIONS, DRY GOODS No. 222 MAIN STREET. CHAH. A. MCSAJR, Enterprise" OF Manufacturers and Jobbers of 36 Lolio St., M.B. W. LOCKE. ES A VOORinS, Wholesale Dealers In 1IUUT, IIEI.Ltt r.C.IIellmers.New York. 1 O.Hurt, Louis, tVcorhls, W.Olesecke, j Sc M Stn5 &c, ' Iff Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Co., Fefloes, ALSO, MAKXHTACTukEItS BOOTS AND SHOES, vivr SHOES, MAIN STREET, BT. LOUIS. SCJ dlMm & Bandolpli St., CHICAGO. Cordage. &c. vivn to Order - rfrom Ulh jobbeiis or D Jt. Llnd$ley, ORR A I.IDSLEY, BoccenRoni to J. R. Honberger EDS. 15 & 17 u cmcAoo, njurxoxs. he is the cheerful of ner child. If shk w Tn-rito- ri No. 211 NORTH MAIN STREET, ( CHd Ae. 63.) Behcrrn Pine and Oiire, ) Wm. W.Pan lord, LOUIS. St, ulw-btKodney 1). Wells. ) G Orr. J" EDHS.T PhilipWadswonh&Co, Importers and Jobbers of WUUam His, Spote, We make Prices Regular and Cheap on every we sell. We refer to tho toOdtnff Merchant bf BoU article d218-SJMM vuy. WELXJH, Q . Fancy Groceries, m ST. IiOUIS, 2IIO. . 99,-VO- HEAVY HARDWARE; 1 Special sua m4Jacott ed, Nails Com merciai III ti Jf tub ab ! f J I2T LIQUORS, ; senting SO: and, lastly, the upper joiut of the little finger touched on the outside, representing four. Or, again, would be represented by touching the side or the lower joiut of the thumb ( 90,000) and the lower side of, the joint of the fore, middle, ring and little lingers, QQ, 000,000 representing respectively and U. Salt and Limit to Pkkvknt Gkaix from LopaiNO. Two years since I noticed in one of my agricultural papers that a mixture or salt and lime wuum miuen me straw or wheat, and to a certain extent growing it from lodging. I resolved to prevent try the experiment. I made a mixture in the portion or two puru (weight) or lime to one tf salt. I the mixture to lie in the heappermitted gome threw or rour weeks bofore applying It. I then spread it over a part or a field at the rate or a ton and a hair to the acre. The result was that on that part or the field wheat all stood well, while on the my remainder it went dowu before the heads were entirely tilled. I need not tell you how much easier the former was to, cut than the latter. The yield wa decidedly better, and in addition to these advan-.tageI found trie clover on that part to which the mixture had been applied larger and fiuerthan where it had not . vevn.VorrcjjJondcnt Farmer and Oar iiener. (W Cigars, Tobacco,' Best ConstracteI,Most 1 Heaviest, f Wooden Yare, Uniform and Quickest Bak j Importers, SsaBiketorers sad 'Jobbers' ef III null nun III iai in unit III r5 OTilllXIH i.ci Ulan ii in T.. wholes aje CIiaitTEIZ OAK wVJSIf Chinese System of Calculation. us anfl. are In dally aae. and we offer every stove a reference, wherever It may be found. When our new patterns were made, all tecent Im provements-weruniiea, ana we oonnuenuy (uer toe f Kvery filler on the left hand represents nine figures; the little linger the the ring finger the tens; the middleunits; finger the hundreds; the forefinger the thousand-the thumb the tens of thousands. The three inner joints represent from one to three; the three outer, four to six; Uie right side, seveu to nine. The forefinger of tho right baud is employed for pointing to the figure to be called luto ue; thus, 1,234 would atonco b denoted by touching the inside of the upper joiutjust ofthe forefinger, representing 1000; then the inside of the second, or middle joint of the middle finger representing 2U0; thirdly, the inside of the lower joint ofthe ring finger, repre- PEAL LAE0ELT and at once took the lead, and have ever since grown In favor, until tnere are now a 1832. g, g, 6 & 8 River Street, CHJCACO. Are a Home Institution! r; JSSir , 7 CHICAGO. :-u:- Xew TarlR.tee,-a- T rrajaMte srsroet. EXCU&UGE DUILBI is. r ; 1 |