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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-08

TAE ball given by the AmalgAmated Society
of Engineers, on Ne# Years Eve, vas grand
succ,s-,-ss We predicted il should be. Nearly
TO hundred couple we're in attendance, and
the entire party erjnyed themselves highly, long
after the chimes 81 1870 announced lis arrival.
n fact it has never been our good fortune to
attend more thoroughly enjoyable occasion.
The best Of humor prevailed everybody seemed
satisfied and went home wishing many happy
returns of the season.
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A Ui@cultY 0yercome.

One great difficulty experienced i'm the use Of
nearly all kinds Of sewing machines, Ia found In
setting ami properly adjusting the needle. This
diRcalty q the result Of defective construction;
a defect which is not limited to any one machine
or class Of machines-but witch 10 common to
al, excepting one-thc Wilcox GibbA In this
machine, that difficulty is entirely overcone-as
will be seen by the following decision
"The needle is secured in its place By pa
tented device, which renders L self-adjusting,s %
that neither skill nor experience is necessary
in setting it, Decision Of the Judge e the
Great Island PAX Trial"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-08

Tux BrickIavers' National Convention, will
ass mble on Monday morning next, at Zoauve
Hal. corner Of Safe and Adams streets. Sew
eral d~Iega es have already arrived, and it IS ex
pected the attendance will be very lorge. The
folosng is the list of officers elected a. the last
session held at Washington:
Prrsident--SImuel r. Gaul.
Vice PresidenG-P. j. OCOnnell.
S-cIetary--J. Edward Kirby.
Treasurer-W alter B. Dobson.
ntlegate-David PullaTd.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-08

REDUCTION OF TINE-On Thursday Dec. 2Srd,
the employees Of the Rock Island machine shops
were put upon eight hours work-from eight
to FIVE O'Clock. The employees Of TIE Illinois
Central shops, nine hours-irom to 8 o'clock.
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Q . . 9 9 . 9 . 9 .

To THIS WORKING CLASS We are NOS prepared
furnish all casses With constant employment af nome
the wt OF the time for tine rpArH momenn. Bu l.
ness new, light and ohtable. Persons OF either sex
easiv from 60c. TO IS per evening. and proper
ona By devoting their whole time 90 the business
Bows ana girls earn nearly rs much rn-t all
ho this notice may send the address, and test the
ousi-ess make this unparalleled onsr To such -
are net well satisfied, will sind VI to ray for the
trouble OF writing. Full pArtcuiars, 6 valuable sam
ple which ~ill do to commence work on and copy OF
The Peoples Literary Companion OF the largest and
best family DewspApers published all sent Tree By mail
Reader. 10 you want ! ermanent profitable work, Ad-
dress II. O. ALLEN CO, AUGUSTA, MAIhB.
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HoxEs FOR TIE HoMELEss We desire to call
the attention Of our readers to the ADVERTISE
ment Of the Mutual Benefit Association OF this
city, which now offers l72 lots located in one Of
the most eligible and growing portions Of the
city. To our rolling mill friends they ore par
ticularly valuable, and as the monthly payments
amount only to the sum Of $l6, with no inter
est taxes, or contingent expenses, the opportu
nifty is one which commends iIself to the cOnsi-
Iteration of every man who desires to secure
homestead on available terms. For further in
formation apply to Charles E. Gould. Esq, Sc
cretary Of the Association, 121 Dearborn street.
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Il CoNNUrArIoN or SENTENcE.- The sentence Of
Daniel walsh n wife murderer, who was to
have Levtl xryu,ri on the 7th instant, has been
co nmured hy COY. Palmer to Imprisonment for
Ia
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-08

THE SroCK AND Mutual INSURANCE CoMHANY
This No. |, safe and reliable HOME institution,
continues to MAINTAIN its high and reliable char
acler, which it bias SO deservedly earned. Pre-
senting a statement which has never been ex-
celled, and seldom equalled. with assets amount
ing to the sum Of $3.50, s4I.6s, as per its Sep
TENDER statement, and liabilities of $2S,27A6O,
its m ,nagers and officers can well afford to let
this statement speak for itself. Under the con
troll Of our best and wealthest cltiz' ms, and
with a record for promptness in settlement pos
sessed by few, it promises to rank with the old
est companies in the country. The Office is at
l6l Washington street, near the cornerr Of La
Sale.
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TOmeial from he international Secretary.

BUFFALO, Jan. 8, lS7O.-To officers and mer-
beers Of local unions of Cigar Makers,-Since
the circular was Issued notifying unions Of the
ew constitution. the following named unions
have been heard from notifying me that they
have also ratified the same. No. rs, Lancaster,
Pa. No. 4S, Urbana, 0 No. SO, Brantiord,
Canada; No. II, Hannib4l, Mo-; NJ. IS, Pitts
burg, Pa No. 96. Saco. Me. No. 50, St. Paul,
Mimi. Fraternally yours,
ELIAS SIXTH, Int. Sec'y
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[0mcAI from Local Unions. Order cd published In the
WoRKMGMAH ADvOcArB.l

I0hcM from Local Unions. Order cd Published In the
WoEKMsNAH ADvOcArB.l
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. Srd, lS7O-Local
unions are hereby notified that there is q strike
here, caused by our union resisting the attempt
Of the bosses to cut down cur bill Of prices.
We therefore warn all union members from
coming here until the trouble is over Of which
due notice will be given. n. SrESBERe, Cor.
Sec'y.
JANEsvILLE, Wis, Jan. 4th, lS70.-To the
officers and members Of local unions; GENTLE
MEs-This is TO inform you that Thomas
McGinnis, haIling from Chicago, ILL.,, has ma e
application for mem bership to this union. Any
union having charges against him. will please in
form ~ one month from date or sooner il pos
sible. WALTER GRIFFIN, Cor. Sec, Box s62.
Kansas CTrT, No., Dec 80, ls6s.-George
Hoeifner. has made application to this union for
membership. Any union having charges against
him. will notify within thirty days. JOBS
GRETF, Cor. Sc, Box 2039.
csRRE HACrE, Ind, jan. pad, ls70-Tke
following named persons are indebted to thi:
union: N. Wallemei'er, $3.50 R OItcel, $5,
VIM. J-lIer. g. IS; C. GOttschalk, 50, Henry
Dehl, 81 IS. John KrsWel, $3.50; Edward
Grede- 81 50 Louis Collins, $L7J; Frederick
Shult1 g.; Peter Theobold, SIS.
OMAHA. Jan. 4th, 1870 We are on strike
here, and warn all union men not to come her,
at present Also a man by tie uams of JahI
Herzog, has made application 10 become
member Of this union ANY nj IN having
charges against him. will please notify unior
No. 80. JOsEPH CLINE. Cor. See
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CoLUNBUa Ohio, Jan. LIST, 1875

AnkO. OfklN1 1sq.I OOr. O=C'I VI Union NO. lls
Of CHIC $50, III.
DEAR SIR,-YOur union Admitted D. Upper
man, contrary to law. You should have made
him give the regular deposit of ten dollars be-
fore admiT.ing him. The ten dollars should
have remained rs q deposit with your union
until his case was investigated, aud when yon
learned that be vas under charges to the Inter
national Union in the sum Of 80 so, you should
have paid il before admitting hun TO your union;
but instead, As understand, you, you allowed
him 70 work on until your next meeting under
she prOmise that he would ply you then, but in
stead of payiLx then he qrit work at the shop
and commenced business for himself Now, you
wish 10 know if your union is responsible TO the
International Union for the $3.50. Answer
Yea Your union neglected 20 carry out our
laws, by not making him give the regular de
post before going to work, therefore, it is my
opinion that you are responsible TO the Inter
national Union for the $3.50, that being the
amount Of charges ED against d. uppermann,
BY that body. Yours fraternallY.
FRED. BLEND, Tut Pres't.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

Tonscia finn the President of the o. N.LUl
CoLrMI Us, Ohio, Jan. l, 1870.
TO the Editor Of the woRKMoxAH's ADVOCATE.
Please give the following correspondence
place in your paper. Yours respectfully.
FRkD. BLEND
CoLUNsUs, Ohio, Jan. /, 1870.
John Frief, ESQ, Cor. Sec. Of Union, No. OF,
Kansas City, No.
DEAR SIR,-Your question submitted Decem-
Der 2Sd, 1869, is: Can a union be hello respon-
sible for money endorsed on the backs Of cards
sitter being accepted by the union, EVEN il be
would draw his card the next day. ANSWER
When q man deposits card with union, with
money endorsed on ahe back Of il, then il be-
comes the duty Of the union holding said card,
TO collect twenty per cent. Of the mans EARN
ings weekly, to repay the endorsements To the
union 70 whom they are dne. If union should
ne elect to collect endorsements, according to
law, then, according to my opinion, the
could be held e-ponsible, and be made to pay
the amounts that they should have collected
but as you submitted the question, if a man
should have his card only deposited one day, or
less than q week, the union holding the same
could not be held accountable for the endors>
ments on the back oft. Yours fraternally,
FRKD BLEND, Inter. PresE
Sa CoLUNBUs, Ohio, Jan. !, 1870.
James Roberts, E-1, Cor. Sec. of Union No. "a,
Of Toronto. Cans
DRAR SIR,-YOu say an unfair man by the
nam. Of Frank Schaeffer, came from Ne~ York
city, worked In Toronto as al unfair man, and
the question nov is, Who is entitled to his ini-
tiasion fees AEswAR If the man applied to
yous union. and, a. you say, New York city
uniuna claim his initiation fees for being an un-
fair man from that city, then you must send the
amount claimed by them; they will publish
him 10 the trade, and then you can bring in
your claim before they admit him. Schseffer
must pay the mutation fees claimed by New
York city unions, and the charges you hold
against him before he can be admitted as 8
memoer OF any union. Yours traternally,
L,nrn RrENn Inaa. p-aa
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BoUQUEToFPHLoxEs.
Culture Of Flowers and Vegetables.

e the m'st beautiful, well ~ the mo 10 stFue
i've y raj Gusde pubahed giving plain and thorough
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qailp ARGUS.
An Extraordinary Theory-Can Life be Inds.
hnitely Suspended:


A distinguished Swedish chemist, DR..
professor of the University
of Upsala, has come to the conclusion tia,
those Egyptian mummies, which are found
In the ancient tombs on the Nile, in q COM
plete stste-that is to say, without being de
prived of their brains and entrails, like most
mummies-are not embalmed at all. but
are really the bodies Of individuals whose
life has been momentarily suspended, with
the intention of restoring them at some
future time, only the secret of preservation
was lost. Professor Grusselbach adduces
many proofs in support of his idea-among
others, his experiments during the last ten
years, which, he says, have always proved
successful. He took q snake, and treated
1t IN such manner as to benunb IL as
though it had been carved in mar BILE, and il
was so brittle that, had he allowed it TO fall.
1t would have broken into fragments. In
this state he kept it for several years, and
then restored it to life by sprinkling it with
Stimulating fluid, the composition of which
is secret. For fifteen years the snake has
been undergoing an existence composed of
successive deaths and resurrections. appar
emily without sustaining harm. The pro
lessor Is reported to have sent a petition to
his government, requesting that a criminal,
who has been condemned to death may be
given to him to be treated in the same man
ner as the snake. promising to restore him
to life again in two ysars. 1t is understood
that the man undergoing this experiment Is
to be pArdoned." OF course, If man can
be kept in a state of suspended animation
for two years, he may be kept for two thou
sand years. and if the professor succeeds,
we may lay up few specimens OF our CO.
temporsries for exhibition in the thirty
ninth century -4ppleton's Journal
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Made of Poor Rum, whisky, Proof Spirits. and
Refuse Liquors, doetored, spir ed, and sveetenep
TO please the tate, called "Tonics, ''AppetiEers,
"Restorers," &c, that lead the tiPPIer iii
drum kenness and ruin, but q true Medicine
made from the native Roots and Herbs of Cae
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are the GREAT BLooD-PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renov ator
and lnvisorstor of the System, CARVING of all
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to a
Bitters, according TO directions, and rem ain Ion
unrell.
600 will be given for an incurable case. pro-
vided the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted bey ond the point % repair.
For fnhsmmatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
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Bitters have been mOst successf1E Saeh diseases
caused by Initiated Blood. which is generally
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gsns-
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find
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End it INSTRUCTED and sluggish in the veins !;
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health Of the system viii follow.
PIN, TAPR, and other WORMS, lurking in
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In Bilious. Remittent. and Intern ittent Few
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octlsdwly
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@. A. BENSER.

We do not wish to inform you, reader, that
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Nervous Debility.

With its glos my attendants, low spirits, de-
preston, involuntary emissions, loss of semen
spermator-hes, loss of power, dizzy head, LOGS o.:
memory and threatened impotence and iubecility,
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Price SIS per package Of Eve boxes and vial OF
powder worth s., which is very important Sin
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Sold by ell druggists, and sent by mail on receipt
of price. Address all letters, Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 562 Broad
way, New York. julyl.ly.
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Lives saved for so Cts"

THOUSANDS CHILDREN DIE ANNU-
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of DR.. Tobias Venetian LiniInent in the house
YOU never need fear losing your little one whom
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ONWARD is the motto of the present day. Old
stereOtyped opinions, which have nothing but
their antiquity to recommend them, are fast Civ
ing away as their shsurdirics are proved by the
Investigations OF science. The Old notion that
bleeding must be resorted to in every case of
sickness, has Ion ago exploded, and the dan ger
Gus and indiscrimInate use of calomeI, blue
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ing way to those safer and more effectuaI vegeta-
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DRIvATE NATTRRs.-DR. CLARKE. the

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Clarke ing need be said, but strangers ,suf
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diseases are advised 20 consult him before en-
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send stamp for book. Address letters,
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4 RADICAL REVOLUTION

Has been accomplished in hair dyes. The hor-
ribe compounds containing LEAD, SALT and
SULPHU r are discarded. The lsadin oaem-
lists impiore the pn bic not to them, and Pro-
lessor Chiffon, whose reputation is second to
that of no analytioa chemist in America, has
daI
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-25

MEDICAL.
NATURES GREAT DESTROYER !
SCHEETZsS
CELEBRATED
Bitter Cordial
Wholesale Depot, Fifth d Race sts., Phila-
delphis.
JACOB sOHEETZ, SOLE PROPRIETOR.

1t is reliable Family Medicine, and can be
taken by either infant adult with the same
beneficial results. 1t is certain, prompt and
speedy remedy tor Diarrhua, Dysentery, Bowel
Complaint, Dyspepsia, LOwness of Spirits, Sick
Stomach, Paintings, Headache, ETC. For Chills
and Fevers Of all kinds it is far better and safer
than QainIne, without any of its pernicious ef-
fects 1t creates al appetite, proves powerful
digestor Of food, aad will counteract the effects
of liquor in 9 few minutes. As indisputable
evidence Of its medical proprieties, We append
one of the many certificates in our possession:
JACOB SCHEETz, ESQ Dear Sir: lie gives me
pleasure to bear testimony to the efhcsoy of
"scheetZ's Celebrated Bitter Cordial" Ny
daughter, who has been aft icted for the last two
years wit Indigestion and Dyspepsia, for which
she had the services OF medical skill, and also
tried the various remedies without avail, was at
last induced to try your Celebrated Bitter Cor
diaf'-and l am happy to say her health has
been entirely restored by its use. would there
fore recommtn nd it TO others suffering from the
same cause, as | believe it to be An invaluable
remedy in such cases. Very respectfully,
r. W. EAsTLACK.
febSieod. go Green ST., Philadelphis.
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ARGUS Jon OFFICE.-So f6tteripg has been
the public appreciation of the character Of work
produced in the ARGUS Job Office, and SO liberal
has been the patronage bestowed by discrim-
mating public, that we deem it only necessary to
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squaed for doing any and all kinds # Job
Printing-from delicate visiting carl to large
poster. Theatre managers, travelling showmen,
railroad agents, hotel keepers, steam boat agents,
and all those who have job printing to do, will
fnd it to their interest to send their orders,
which shall receive prompt attention.
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dive

as a PERFECTLY INNOCUOUs ARTICLE,
which may be used without fear. Remember, it
lie the only that has been analy zed and foun
wholesome. Its effects are instantaneous and
the eolo-s it imparts natural.
CRIsTADORo'S HAIR Preventative,
a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair AZ
ter Dyeing. Try it. mshl9d~lm.
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No 5.-AiYeT.
ssssl .sszskS

The Stars and Planets reveal your destiny :
YU! n DESTINY! What Ia iIf Good or Evil
Rich OF Poor-Ex2ltcd DcbasedS Arc you to
rice TO EmiE-nce. Honor. Wealth and Power. Or,
you - sInk into ohscurity aid oblivion and
be forever Unknown What are yOur future pro-
speeds il hirr To BE OR NOT TO BE! That is
The all--b~nrbtng question. Who VIII solve i'll
DR. RAPHAEL cal solve il. All who ere IN
trouble, al who have been unfortunate, all who
hsv- been seduced by false promises and deceit, go
To him and get advice and satisfaction he has the
secret OF winning the affections of the opposite
sex If Ladies' who have suffered from misplaced
confidence consult him before they get married.
be viii restore their bloom, freshness. and visor
Of youth. and enable them TO en-
ter married life with confidence of
health and happiness. He VIII
sh-,,N Nlor-t hn Eknr..as Of