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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

Christ shall come again, AMI yet every man
shall be alone then; The eye OF the Judge shall
rest on each personally.
have gazed at portrait which looks upon
me from whatever direction LOOK at II. 70 IL
shall be then; that eye shall rest. upon me as II
none other were there, and however l try to
escape.
This Ia solemn, suggestive, heart-scarching.
That eye shall read character. The look alone
viii Indicate your locality to right or left, as the
shepherd separateth the goats from the sheep.
Here the speaker gave beautiful Illustration
from shepherd life In South Africa. The thought
OF this separation Is overwhelming, because so
referred TO by Christ. See 18Th chapter Of Mat
thew, where good and bad are represented ~
being together In every manner; "Let both
say first gather the tares and burn them-then
the wheat for the harvest. SO shall II be In the
last day; "who hath ears let him hear" for he
shall then separate good from bad. There are
men to-day, IN the pulpit and out Of It, VINO
deny the doctrine OF eternal punishment.
II this Is so, they must at some stage IN their
tice sin they must sin by the eternal law OF cause
and effect. but there must he means employed
to dissuade man from sin. God works by laws,
and the agencies OF God require that sin must
work mans destruction unless mpurity Is ar
rested by purity-the false be corrected by truth,
evil be supplanted by good, and these Will yield
to no other agencies. Devils study man rs an
object OF natural history. and inquire how he
came there from where he heard Of God; read
the Bible and hear OF the cross, &c., and stand
| aghast at their advent In hell. BY what process
not yield TO Its iunuence9 Is there any virtue In
hell2 No! No!
II Americas best mon and women only died
for the next twenty -three years, dying IN the
ratio OF their goodness, from the Church, State.
art, science, and then all that arrested evil Ia
yanqulshed; the press 10 poisoned, the pulpit
only encourages deception, and the world be-
comes one vast dead sea. y. wonder at the hOr-
rid sight
such shall DO hell. You ask what It Is. say
"unmingled badness" This multitude Is on It's
way to the right hand or the left-as It Is guided
by the principles OF virtue or vice. The harvest
Il TO be as 10 the seed sown. We are here TO
gain strength to-day for conquerlng Tomorrow.
We are going down by perpetual and graduated
step; but the time comes when the speed down
tho inclined plane as you near hell and pass hu-
mdn gaze when God will be unable to arrest you;
As well a little girl try TO stop Niagara with u
gossamer web; as well boy try TO stop comet
with his toy bat.
When you stand on the left hand what excuse
can you giye7 Not That you were excluded from
Chrisrs invitation; not that no spirit worked
upon your feelings TO lead you TO accept Christ
whatever your present objection, stOI and con-
slider, my hearers
The harvest will surely be a. the sowing,
whether II be Of wheat or tares. Here yCu 1--we
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

An afternoon special meeting for children was
held In the plaza" the exercises consisting OF
singing and relation OF anecdotes. The singing
WAS under the able leadership Of Mr.. Frank VIII
son, of Foundry sabbath school. Speeches pc.
cullar to the occasion were made by W. X. Wood.
ward, esq, Rev. J. W. Kirby, aud Rev. II. A.
Cleveland. The remarks OF the last named gen.
tleman were delivered In happy style, and inter.
spersed with interesting aud Instructive anec-
lafaa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

At 100 p. IN. Rev. NJ. T. u. Rice, OF Grace
church, preached to a large audience from John
xv:i6. Il am the vine, 20 are the branches.
This discourse was delivered with religious
feryor, and was followed with heart searching
exhortation by DR.. Lsnahan, who extended an
Invitation TO any disposed TO seek religion to
present themselves for prayers. About ten per-
sons came forward. The exercises were pro-
longed until late hour by singing and prayer,
during which several OF the pentcnis protested
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-25

THE new Co,onnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
has well deserved popularity.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-21

Advertise IN the RLCOEn.
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THE
TORPEDO PATENT SUITS.
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Geyer.


The following Is the decision rendercd.by Judge
McKennan, at May Term ofthe Circuit Court In the
above case:
in the Circuit Court of tho United States in ard for
the Western District of Pennsylvania.-E. L.
Roberts vs. Nicholas Geyer.-No Inlay Term
1ST3.-In Equity
November 21. 1879. Bill filed and subpoena Is
sued.
Subpoena ald notice of application for prelimin
ary injunction served.
December 49, 1872. Motion for prelim.nar in.
junction heard and the Court being duly advised in
the premises tho injunction awarded as prayed for,
and decree fi'eu.
January IA, 1873. Injunction issued, and on the
29th day of January indictment served personally
and by copy.
May a. &T3 Rule issued for defendent to show
cause why attachment should not issue for contempt
in violating Injunction and duly served
June I'd, 1873 Rule for attachment in this case
came to be heard, and after argument of counsel
pro and con, the Court being full advised in the
premises, the Rule is made absolute aad the sen.
tence Of the Cont is, that the said defcndan, Mich
oas Geyer, be Imprisoned in the common Jail of
Aegecny County for and duriug The term of ten
days, and that he pay the costs of this proceed.
ing3
June I'd, 1873. Commitent issucd.
The injunction in this case was for infringement
of the Roberts patent of No o.-(caed the Big Pat
en), for increasing the proauctiyeness of oil wells.
The act of infringement for which the defcndeut
| committed for contempt, consisted in ai cling
Alexandra nar:ar in exploding torpedoes in oi
| wells being the same act Of infringement for which
Hamar was also committedm :he case No. 3, No
vember Term, 1866, as before stated.
| The Court McKennan, j., alter delivering his
opinion in the Hamar case, proceeded to sentence
Nicholas Geyer for contempt, and delivered the fc
| owing oral opinion:
l. In the case of Nicholas Geyer charged with Il g
same oflense am entirely satisfied that there was
fnd present, in the Beais well at least. As Ihaue
intiaatea to the counsel in The course ef Me orgW-
men., the presence Of Gnid in the ucll, yhcher dc.
sired or not is an infringement of he patent, and
Gre ach Of the injunction ofhs Cours.
Mr. Roberts. by his patent uses as one Of the prin
clpal elements of his invention fluid tamping, and
wherever there is fluid sufficient in well, at the
time of the explosion of a torpedo, to operate as
tamping, whether It gets there naturally or is pu,
there artifcially his patent is inffinged. This was
clearly the case in regard to the Bcals we'll
| But Mr. Geyer seems to have been misled hy
Hamar, who tod him that he merely wanted tc
make an experiment and do not think. this be
ing the first time that he ought to be very severely
punished.
He also is ad,udged guilty of contempt and order.
| an Imprisonment In the county jail for ten days
hope this will he the last of tht cases; because
| II the matter comes 10 our notice agan, we will he
constrained to impose such punishment as will tent
to make the decree of the Court effec'ual.
| .lnne I7-lm.
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Avoid ouacks and Imposters.

Dr.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson Msdicas
College, Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF tho
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
An especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice Of 80 years enables
him to treat disease with success. Cures guar
aoteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a dis
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Hsditl Price 10 cents.
J. b. DYOTf, M D., Physician and suygeo1
lQi Duane st. New York.
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WORKING GLASS

MALE OR FEMALE $50 week guaranteed -
Respcc,eblc employment at home day o. evening;
no capital required; full instructions and valuable
package ofgoois sent free BY mail. Address with
six cent return stamp, Nj. YOUNG u CO., Id
Greenwich St , N. Y. ..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-21

S. 10 $50 r sas.S. aay of Assats MSanx wi%tsS peoSe al
oi,pcr sex young or old, make more money at
work for "a in their spare moments, or all the timo
than at anything else. Particulars free Address
a. STINsON IL CO., Portland, Maine
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~ NPER eWEEK IN CASH to
NIL Agents. Everything furnish
hIOed aud expenses paid. A.
COULTER u CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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bury conn.

A BORN YOUR HOMES with tho new
~ Chrome. "Awake' and "Asleep" Sells like
Wiidfre The pair sent for 80 cents large dis
count to agents. Address W. +. CARPENTER,
FoxbOro Mass.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-15


As to pay, the plan of paying by the
hour is best in all employments public or
private, where the price cannot be fixed by
the piece--but on all work for the city, as
well as the State or the United States, a
price per hour should be fixed which will
give man the usual day wages for eight
hours time Eight hours, on public work,
has come to be the rule. As to private
employment, parties can, of course, make
their own contracts.
THE PEOPLES JUDGMENT
We doubt not that the Council will en-
deayor to do exactly what shall be best for
the interests of the whole people-and
that the people will aid and sustain their
representatives in all honest and unselfsh
efforts to discharge their duties with a
view only to the good of the public gen.
orally.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-15

The following is copy of bill now
pending, before our legislature

The following Is a copy of bill now
pending, before our Legislature:
SECTION l. BE II eaacted Bg the Ptopl,
II the State Of Illinois, represented IN tie
General assembly, That any officer Of a
town, village, city, county or State who
shall be intoxicated while in the discharge
of the duties Of his office shall be fined for
the first Otfense the sun of ten dollars,
and for the second offense the sum OF
twenty dollars, and for the third offenst
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and OF
conviction of such misdemeanor shall for
felt his office, and in such case the vacan
cy 0ccasioned thereby shall be filed in tn,
same manner as if such officer had flee
his resignation in the proper office, and i
had been accepted by the proper officer
Prorided, Such acceptance shall have beer
necessary to make the Office vacant. Tht
penalties for the first and second offence
given by this section, may be recovered il
action OF debt, in the name of the Peopl,
Of the State of Illinois, before any iustie,
of the peace of the proper county, anC
when collected shall be paid to the COUNTY
Superintendent where such offense shall
have been committed, for the use of thu
school fund
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-15

The Little Rock Ga..He gives some in
tsrs.,i,,, ,,ar,;,nl.rs :, rs,oar,I 10 the "a,
ee'>,'''7 - - 81, -.
greSS'"oa' e'eet"h II -A'N''''9'iS' SHOWING
that every one Of the Democratic candi-
dates was elected. and dat all the candi
dates IN botl, Sides will prohahly claim
=. N ..,,.Lou.l u Nm
SUI, II WI pv I'i"''','e vi ','"' Din
Wiltshire, ot Port Byr o, CLAIMED, last tall,
that he was elected. although he admitted
that GraaIa, had - I,-r.. maturity in .Io
-. ". vel ia -.
u'S.''t'- " u! " i'Siil'e >t,,'''i,' secure
majority m district strongly III favor OF
Greeley was a mystery which no iellah
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Why :

The Uaion neglects to publish the reso-
lution- offered by Supervisor Bowles and
unanimously adopted by the Supervisors
VI this county, at the close of their late
session. The resolutions were not, of
course, part of the legitimate business Of
the Board, and for that reason Mr.. Bowles
waited till the Board had formally ad.
journed and then, before any one had left
the room, requested the Chairman to cal
the Supervisors to order fer the purpose
Of getting an expression upon matters Of
interest to the farmers. The Chairman
(Sup'r Grennell did 50, and Sup'r Bowles
offered the resolutions as published in
THE ARGUS last week They were adopt
ed unanimously, and show precisely how
the Supervisors from every township fee
upon the questions referred to by them
Why does the Union neglect to publish
them?
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-15

I - = = - r
MlurV Made Rapidly with Stencil aud he
MuHkI Check Outfits Catalogues and H..
particulars FREE. ;. NJ. SPENCER IL Hau1rt-
street Boston, Mass.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-15
The Fuueral Of W A Little

from tbe Springfield ,Ms-- Republican March !
Springfield comuaudery of knights
Templar was represented by SO Sir
Knights II the funeral ot Sir Knight W
A. Little at Huntington. yesterday
Accompanied by TIM Armory band they
left the city by special train shortly before
! clock, and, arriving at Huntington,
proceeded at once u the Former residence OF
the deceased gentleman. where they took
charge Of the remains After prayer ut
the house, where many relatives and
friends were assembled, the procession
moved 10 the Congregational church where
Rev. j. Fl. Bisbee conducted the services
in a serious and impressive manner AT
the conclusion of these services, the long
line Of march 10 the cemetery, a mile and
a quarter distant ensued. the Sir Knights,
preceded by the land playing dirges,
leading, and these Knights, as pail bear
erS, accompanying the hearse W l..
Sweeney and W u Morris. Of Eyarts
eommanderv. of Rock Island, and William
Pierce. W H. Pinney, Charles A. Call,
Joseph : Noble, Isaac 2. Dickinson and
Fl. H. Banks, of Springfield commandery.
Huntington ledge OF Masons Joined the
procession in body, and after them many
sleighs filed with mourning friends. The
grand ritual Of the Knights Templar al
the grave was pronounced by Prelate Dan
iel Reynolds and thus unto it, final dust
10 sleep until earth ends was committed
the body of William 4. Little. The com
mandery, with their Rock Island guests
returned to this city by their special train
last evening.
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nnFTYRR We CURE the habit PEEMANENTtT
HWtEI mi CHEAP, ouTcK, without suffering O.
"tEtIH inconvenience. Describe yuu- cas-
IA 4gAn Address 5. G. ARMSTRONG. NJ D.
EATERS. Berrien. Michigan. p O. Box g.
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Divorce.

Darts Hall was very well filed last
night, by cultivated people, to witness the
performance of the domestic drama.
Divorce. The performance won very gen
eral praise, and the house will be, M
doubt crowded tonight. The play is
one from which all married people, or PEG
contemplating marriage can learn most
useful lessons. The acting Is eommenda-
bic, the whole company, for a wonder
being good in all their parts Especially
good is the acting of Miss George Lang
ley, Mrs Grattan, Mr.. Snyder, Mr. d,
Witt, and Mr. Porter. The intense an
guish and awful suffering of poor Fanny
when she realized her great mistake il
selection her confdants, and the hopeless
broken-hearted Adriance, united in elicit
ing the sympathy Of every feeling heart il
the house
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EVERY C0RNET BAND
WORKING CLASS s y 70. q s LEN:
AGENTS! A RARE CHANGE!

We will pay all Agents $40 per week IN Cash who
will engage with u At ONCE Everything furnish
ed and expenses paid Address
A. COULTER & co. CharLotta Ma.
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Accident in Canoe Creek

Yesterday forenoon the l4th about IN
O'Clock, Mark Haubcrg, of Canoe Greek.
hitchcd NJ a span of horses T. wagon,
and with his father started from hi, Old
place, some 4 miles from Hillsdaio, n
drive down 10 that village. He had not
gone far before his team took fright and
ran. lie kept it on the road and hop
ed 70 check it. but when near Mr.
Schultz's place both men were thrown out
and the old gentleman dangerously hurt
Mark was only slightly injured. They
were then not more than a mile from then
Bill Marshall place, and were carrie,
there and DR. Green called 70 attenC
them. These are all the facts our inform
ant could give Ms in regard To the matter
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-15

This celebrated artistic will have an ova-
ton On Monday evening. Large crowds
are going from Moline. There will be a
special train from De Witt and Maqulket,
aud five hundred seat are already Sold IN
davenport The audience will he enc ~
the largest ever assembled IN tae Burtis
Opera House. Our citizens should avail
themselves Of this opportunity, As this j.
Mr. Sjldou, hist season in America.
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Fire.

The second alarm Of fire this afternoon
proceeded from fire on the corner al Tn
tario and Front streets, two houses having
been set on fire by sparks frnm a passing
locomotive. Large numbers Of people be
ing near there to witness the breaking up
Of the ice and the damage to the Water
Works. Immediately ran to the rescue OF
the inperiIed houses and extinguished the
fire with hnt little damage 10 the property.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-15

The personal attack made by the Union,
this morning, upon several well-known and
highly respected citizens, is wholly uncalled
for and entirely without justification, and,
while it does the gentlemen alluded to ~
injury. it earns for its author and for the
paper resorting to it, the hearty contempt
of all good people.
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III NlAtE.
AtEup AND oVrAwkA 5.Al =. n 500 4. n
sWed0na and New Windsor, arrives Tuesday,
and Thur-dAyz al p ~ Depart- Wednesdays ant
saturday. al A.
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The bridge nearest Milan is pas,abic
with teams ON one side the other side
will be rassablc perhaps to-day or as soon
a. the men who are now at work upon i
can render il safe. There has been only
few hour, interruption Ia teams on III,
l4th and none 10 persons on foot ",
presume thc city bridges may now be re
carried as safe for the coming year One
pier will probably need rebuilding or part
ly So, aud some repairs u the snper>tru,t
ure hut IL Is hoped M further expendi
lures will be necessary.
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RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC h, r.
come EAST,
Evprea- and Mail leavcss :i5 n. m and 10 80 D. m.
Accommodation, leaves ut 400 p, m.
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

l. your hope II has been tried by thousands such
n you who have been cured; many In their graft
tnde nave lent their names to Ne, that suffering
humanity eau read their evidence and believe,
Don experiment with new and untried mixtures
you cannot ahord tt-but try at once hisinvauable
hruClt. ~ u warranted TO break up the most
long standing. II r warranted TO give entire sat
isaction In all cases OF lung and throat dieuties
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PToRrA ) RoCK ISLAND B. 3.
Annual Meeting Of stoekholders-- 'Eleetion--
More Bonds---Eew Arrange


ment.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Peoria & Rock Island Railroad
Company was held at the company ONCE
in Peoria, on the 18th. The old Board OF
Directors was reelected, as follows;
VIM. Denison, Columbus, Ohio.
B. f. Smith,
w. r. Hamilton, Peoria. I'LL
ii. Baldwin,
Valentine Dewein, FIX
W. ii. Cruger,
q. f. Page, Cambridge, ILL.,
:. F. Otman, Fulton, I'LL
W. l.. Wiley, Galva, Ill.
After the meeting, the Directors elected
W. r. Hamilton, President, B. +. Smith
Vice President, and c. P James, Treas
urer.
The Transcript says the Directors voted
10 issue. on the first of May, second mort
gage bonds on the road to the amount of
one million dollars. The proceeds of these
bonds are to be used in paying off the
floating debt of the company, and the pur-
chase of additional rolling stock. Five
new locomotives have already been ordered,
and are to he delivered at an early day.
1t is proposed with the additional means
to be obtained by the sale Of these bonds,
to give the road first class equipment in
all respects The new bonds are to run
for thirty years Commencing with the
year 1881, the COMPANY are t. lay aside,
annually, two per cent of the earnings OF
the road which are to be invested in eth
er the bonds of the company, or United
States bonds, or bonds Of the State of
Illinois. and to be held as a sinking fund
for the redemption of the principal of the
bonds, when it falls due.
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Personal.

We regret to hear that Police Magis
trate Cropper is confined to his room by
severe sickness. His many friends vii
hope that his sickness will not long pre-
vent him from attending to the dutie,
/ of his office.
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Cures without Sneezing,
EsPizOo tic
Or Horse Distemper.
A SURECURE

Give half an onuce of RENNE'S PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL, mixed with two ounces of water,
making the horse swallow 1t. Repeat twice a day,
before eating in the morning, and after eating at
night Battle the throat and neck freely three times
put in halt an ounce of Magic OIL stir Il up, and
sponge ont the uostrils and mouth three fiesa day
using fresh water each time. Wash out the manager
with Magic oil and water day, to disinfecJ H.
Give only little feed at time and give IL fresh
three times day and OF such character as to tempt
the appetite, such as potatoes. carrots, branmast
ard salt hay, Must be well blanketed and have
plenty of clean bedding.
This remedy Is NOT only preventive, but cure
cure only use the Magic OIL freely and persistent
y. 1t has been thoroughly tried, and has not failed
IN single instance. It's use externally and inter
pally neutralzes the virus, subdues the naamma
ton, and tones the stomach.
Buy the large size For sale by all Druggists and
Merchants. WIN. RENNE - SONS, sole proprte
ore and manufacturers, Pittsileld. Mass
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1t has been suggested that handsome
young girls be employed to take up the
collections at the churches If there is
anything that win deprive a man Of his
senses il is nretty girl.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
John Boots Bitters.

John Roots Bltt0rS.
John Roots Bltters are family medicine
john Roots Bitters cure general debility,
'ohh Roots Bitters cure dyspepsia Use IT,
John Roots Bnters cures fever and asue.
John Roots Bitters cures all bilious diseases.
John Roots Bttcrs cures nervousness and head
acne. Try ii. They are warranted
John Roots Bltters cures indigestion. Try H.
"ohh Roofs Bit,ers are not whisky drink.
Store ~ ~ ihs'PN4 iA'"se ~ u-
1o Joh a Roots Bitters are sold by all Druggists
I'm II beh gston and Emil Kehler Rock Island Ills
wholesale and retail druggists ( 29deodmINfevfx
Sold by smith& Bonney, Druggist, Reck Island.