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ALTON, H., Dec. 25.-ChristrnAs passed Cd
.ory quietly in this city. tho day beng yesy gen.
orally observed.
At pAsvE.lx, 1Ix.
eprctal Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
DASv1I1E, ILL.,, Dec. 25-Duainess has bsen
generally suspended hesn to-day. and tho day hsa
hscn observed with Thanksgiving and feaatin9-
At INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Spesiut Dispatch to 1'hs Ehtcaos TstoWnt.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Doe. 25.--Christmss HA1
generally observed to-day ~ a public holiday
Services xezc held in nj tho Episcopal and
Catholic churchcs, but in none othcs. The
weather waa worry pleasant, and the day passed
Oh Without any extraordinary occurrence.
At LAsALLE, ILL.,
Speciat Dtsy,otth to The ChscaGo 1fIsttn&-
LASAlLE. ILL.,. Dec 25.-Tho cuBtomary Christ
mas mass rms performed At St. pAtrick's Church
at an carly hour this morning. AL business waa
suspended throughout the day. and unigorsa
cheer aud good order hare marked this anniYax-
aary ot tho 8avior's birthday.
At MILWAUKEE, W1B.
Epecidt Djspakch Ia Thu Chicago T41buns.
M1LwAuxEE, Wis., Dec 25.-Chrlstman Waa
observed with unusual splendor at the Catholic
Cathedral. Thc religious serviceE danooa, aad
social festivities were moro uumetona than ever
before, and the streets vera alive all day with
steigling parties. Tho Chamber OF Commeron
appropriately obsorvod the dAy by organizing fot
Nebraa9n relief, tho Committee appointed yes
tesday holding ita first meeting.
, 1874-12-26


Itfsn not to be wondered ut that theatrical
managers count on large audiences, both
AFTERNOON aud evening, upon holidays. and that
somo of thom venture to draw upon the early
morning lora house. With tlo majority OF pooplo,
whom there is no anow on tho ground, Christmas
Day IL meroly rathos siresomo preparation for
tue festiytioa OF the evoning or sleepy retri-
button for tho oxcitomeut OF tho previous eyou-
Ing. Americans, as rule. do not enjoy holl-
day. They tako 10 few OF them that when
oao does como 1t is actually puzzling
to know what to do with 1t. Outdoor
purauits iu drcarY December ara out Of
tho question, and, unloss thore Ia plenty OF
company at homo during tho day,-which
thero seldom is,-there Is little to DO. Under
these circumstances the theatre la sort of ne
cessts and tho libcralltY with which 1t IL patron
szei shows how much It Ia needed. Tho attoud-
apco yeserday was pretty large gcnoraily, md
uoo}ey's, MeYicker's tho MuBeuru, and Grant
Opera-HoaBo, wore very handsomely filed
krEuIAL cMRIsTstAH BILLS
we're announced for ait tho houses, Mr. Booth,
vt Muylokcr'B, made concession to popular
taste by playing Kotzebno'a <'!sranger." This
Ia an emnontly respectable play, or ought to ba
it antiquity gives rospeotabtty It should hayo
! something to oompDnsato for !ts whining
tono, mud tlamal interest. "The Stranger"
! hardly holds tho bonrtlH nowadays. 1t wau tho
first Of the aeres whoh gradually introduced tho
| pernloous moci.sentnental period into tho hia,
| tory Of the drama, and marks IN ora. 30 did
"Camllo" mark an orr, and tho Inter was tho
| legitimate outgroxth Of tho tormDf. Il would
haye beep A. impossible 10 make 'The etranger'
4 sensation AFTER .'Cknssls NJ to haYo Iaada
, 1874-12-26

,,.,a ho..,. ,o.,,. =, .,,o} -. ,o, ,h.,o
-. w.. a. n'at ""' t's "o. 49, ,.s,t. a.ra..ss
chnstmas.psy. 1 ~ rbo dinnor, @ % with tia 'su vas'od
dishes, Its valtorh marching In and out on tha
atrote of ,1n hail, IN restrained, Yn,r.h for fca,
~ nonantcuonsnos. ali tcnd N aid h
~ eou'poaouan'oe. , ,ta ~ '1"u ~, ~ua ~
tno genera ,, alsconsent OF hoso' mo on any
such holiday. Consequently tho hotol Christ-
maa Of yesterday WAS similar In variety to
tho Christmt" >sfn family who havo had
M si'g oas 1a Gn nt e
;,I nus ~ ""h ~ so11e "'en- ""'ss "~'3 VI eooo
'u'l'''' S;r on.xn p.c,v,c
thu mani. Ind ui"np nronarod rr1l1 vary ,no din
mnt so eo xnsi",t har.otar !se M4, sif - -
F.rn - As1ens G1a. ILL.," IT,, ~, w.. u
land ~ ~ CIV was # IN sizo md diI1 10 beauty, For
ihosetc s 'ssn a''o sn91.sise1esH 1a sa1sa ~
nma,sT ~ De9u ~. s+anorot .rn..ranao -
~ = ~ 4ta fv.o* fto1s .,x;1abb .ta.aAo,as'
r. sn~ NAV so nac ~ tiaee ,onII e;1foz
frdSh r guosts ~ who l wcro m SO 90 % unfort,,nata ,
than ca,, ioot hsar III, 4,in..,ra -, ~ th Ghsi.
mna di%nor ~ 1s71 +, III E~s ~ racta, Matai
;rfe Ws;tnrs ~ M .rc;,otl h.c,, ~ ;orth IN .h"r
ns,,at rood order Int nj t,n vf1n seannoi Ais IN.
tont M nichinr IN iilis of fsro The fonn.t;tins
~ tho occa"inn ,aera % T.; ~ crsnt toaacnn1
~ p soa n"sio fron atr;n~ n.nJ 1nratnd p, ta
I,ali % lirectiV % opnoste @ tho Sininr.room ] About Il
I'm e1,eats ,at rfowr to tha +;irner wI,,ci, vss
| snrvod H. IN ,otaut tnh,a dY,ntn rn.nnar a"rf.
aors1a ILL.,; III sno ntods ,noso ann.o mher. . oaSu
~ on liz In ~ fapa ho stvia 10 ~ a,;nornr "a
tha old nrpton, or siovinr cnnI, c,ieat n chnosa
from a mauioy Of a fow hu1drod difYerens
m,,cb caro IA sl,on,d fo siven tn It. An m ovi.
nnnna ~ ta 20 a1,,,sr,t - ~ nav ~ cna,n4 ~.
mniortv of ~ tEo ~nnsts ron,oinod W thro,nhnnt irs
antito loprth m 1sstins. aa It ,il1. neaFly threa
l,onra. Amonr Tho nronincnt narsonacc. nrna-
! 4toAAo' 3A"AtI6 W. p1otn4Aot.N Pgtan"fs" ttrn~
, 1874-12-26
B(JIeGLARS' RIGHTS.
Shoot Them ~. the Sp0t*-Actton
OF tho Van Hrunts .ApPlQudRd By


.s Shoot Them ", the Spot Faction
~ rhc van tsrunts -Auplauded br
Charles o'conot. IT,. ~. ,.,s
from ths NAG Pork HeTHd.
Gerta,n nractical questions concerning tho du-
,,.,,x,,,,;,,.a ~ o,t;1ar. in rro,actfnu ,;tn
Tics ann 1hmuult1cS u c4tGenH :" F1osoe'1ns AAs
and property from tho deprsdations OF profess
.;o.., np;,,;ra,s ham haao 1,arusxod In eonnno-
slonA' cil1tlna'" H'''o oostl u1oe"a9oo'
ton With The prompt ma aamlfao'e aonoanlatsa-
tim of iustico upou tho TWO burglars whoso
,sss' - H.. ..It.;. - +h.1r ,-;r,a -h.n as.-
Asea pau tue W ~ =! st.on M p.., .a~
c0Verou plundeTing Jud6o van brunt8 Aou5e ~
Bav Ridge. In connection thefewith n a ,ess1r OF
which with that omiuout lavyes's rop1y indi-'
o.tina' vho1 bnmeat man nav and ahorld do IN,
onsuG "A9. n'ues. ...is. s,~h-rnm.s 80
eneonnsctins pafs'ae VI A'6A""5A'01* ~S
copied boso"
ARE FoNMALgrIEa AEQuEsITEe
NEW Yong, Dec. 10, 1s7A-DEAn SIN: VIII yuu
kindly eiYo ms YOUR optn1qn On tho following uuee-
ttons knowing you to be- tho h,cheat authority:
Ftyst-Is there law on tho Statute booka in regssd
IN n t.chaiIenginF OF butRar by na tntonled yic-
lin, Eoforo rig Oh him ayen when In tho act OF rlup<
Iarluu lis goods?
S.cnnHp pouid shn Inv fusffv q rnrron in hrfnp IN
, 1874-12-26
THE HOTELS.

THkIh CELEBRATION OF rItK DAY.
About tho Inst paoe that one would look for
Christmas jolllty Ia IN the hotols. The cold for
malitles OF the hotel diuiug~room do not coincide
With tho average American idea Of d fras-oltss
dinner. AZ tho champagne oircAlasca, there cir
culatoa a!oug with It rehnol faatldtous, fash
iouablo kiud Of pleasantly, ~ exhilarating in It's
spark.s, and as volatile as Its foam, but
1t 10 not tho jolly, rosy-facod mirth Of
the home-cirolo. The browned and wall
stuffed turAey OF tho homo-tatlo cannot
bo compared to tho uaonu Of tho hotel,
although tho latter may requ!re infinite moro
skill In preparation than tho former. Tho
punch.bovl, gladly filing md roal1lue osory cup
aud every head around tho fostlro hearth. far
surpasses .hs Alumni, HeIaaleE, and olicquot
, 1874-12-26

4 hanofcr Int of cbitt]ron routd ro+ no.afhtv
H.. ...t.'s a ill.,, .,,ov. ~ H. M,,s.s..1 Ill
oe aa'Hsoa man snqao as Wv Nalsosy Aoa aaa'l-
ofphah Aaylnm on BurlinG stroet woro yestof-
day. Through tho efforts Of tho 1Iatron, Airs.
Porter tho poor little waits enjoyed Christmas
which TINY will long rememher. A kind of nro-
,,tt' 49,. r.,a -, H.. ..n,s
hfahasS ee4epsas'oa WAS ne'o os. tae oYeaaB OF
.t,sr.a - ,r;troua +,,o ion ~ +ha cbi,dron nna
en"!eo W "'s.sD" Ao ~ ~ ~
receive from them eAe thanf6 for tnelr oountllul
contr,hutiana Two fnynoueo Chrstsnna &reea
,:.,'.ss -. 81. N,.a..,, ,1,Jol, .,.,,at
were iHnteo up an she Naanei5' "A'eAA ~"toe'
broke down with aweetmeats aud toys. Tho
an,,,,t ~ tho rhi}1ron ran f,ettnr
ao'sat sao " .,
bo imagined than described whom all these
Mco A1inea were piuoxed Oh ana divided
anon thom. me atsle ones gave cpncnss IN .'ls
afterwarts' when vas greatly en}oSea py 'no
many ,adies nna M Esn,sio'nes E', present.
teeteiaay Iho cnlturen loeeIscu
MOST EXCELLENT cnH1sTMts pisNEA:
Iho taplo was loadea Wild turkeys. ou'Gken9s
oyhtora candles. nntA. orangcn, eLc' anu each
ch'ld could have all It wanted. IN tno ovensng
tho two Chrlatmaa-tfeee %ofe a6ssn !caaea %sth
prcaonts and brilliantly 1T UP, aug M conceft ~as
gwen. NJ On tho evening OF the KY. "a this
occasion there were OUT lew outsloefs present,
but, hovcrtAclcss. tne enliareH enJoJeo ta1n-
, 1874-12-26
Local tlIfartniata0tss

Petersburg tsbleta Inscribed with po.Elts of local
jneo.ma.lau. suck III tlto sisnslh. the whefo-
noonts of police ststions. tho louBo Of tue near
ST Doctor tho location al Tho nearest aapo1ll-
ocasy, etc. Indications of thia sort @fc already
European cities.
, 1874-12-26

Plenty Of currency for all the legitimate wants Of
the country. with Elasticity to quantity and 6ka-
SHOULD 10 put to the continual fluctuations In to yauo
Of the currency, which nalcts tncalcnlabs Injury
industry and enterprise It Introduces element Of
doubt and uncertainty into Ill transactions, md makes
business Nttie better ihan gambling. It National
disgrace well evil for tho monetary standard Of
values to 10 kept in auch vaclllaug aud chaugcnbe
cottitinn,
, 1874-12-26

A1rox, H., Dec. 25.-ChriatnAs paaeod Cd
.ory quietly in this city tho day beng yes5 gen.
! arn11u thaarvnd
, 1874-12-26

their tariff Of charges.
Reduction Of State nnA L0cnI Tnxcs.
The utmost reduction Of al direct axcs rns,e be In
sisted upon by the people. Within fcw years county,
township and municipal taxation hss enormously f-
throughout tho Western States, Steps tnust bo taken
to tcrench these expenditures wo those Of tho
National Govornuent anu choke down the Unsuitable
greed Of tho local tax-eatcrs bcfore nl1 tho surplus
earnings Of the industrious classes cona6catod by
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-20
xr. Bssshsr ana the Newspaper Press.

| The large majority of the American
press. political and religious. are only less
dishonored in the Beecher- Iflton scandal
than Tilton himself, His Golden Age
said There is something almost sub.
Slime in the spirit and attitude of the
American people who refuse to condemn
"and degrade great and useful man
''even if in some moment Of temptation,
''or under the heat of an impulse only the
strongest natures understand, he did
what he ought not--at least until com
PEELED to do so by the necessities of the
ease" On the contrary, to us it seems
that there is something almost and alto
gether the reverse of sublime in the spirit
and attitude of the American press when
it did not promptly reject and contemn
scandal in which to this hour there is no
specific charge made by any responsible
f;rst- hand witness. Endless gable, drabs'
gossip, male drabs' reflections and morali
ties. YES, plenty of it. Authentic testi-
monv. to be by Mr.. Beecher or by anybody
rebntted, disproved, or explained; not a
svlable oft. But what did and does the
Sublime" American press? Absolutely
and almost without one exception, they all
pronounce Mr.. Beecher to be put on trial
by this irresponsible scandal mongering,
and it is more than some Of them can do
to wait for Mr.. Beecher to speak. But
they all insist that he shall speak. That
Mr.. Beecher has thought fit to let other
mems testimony vindicate him, and not
to rest upon his character and his life, hith-
erto unsullied, is his own affair, and quite
another thing. Perhaps his pastoral rela-
ton required it. Of that we do not pre-
sumo to Judge for any man, though happy
for him that he pleaded to the jurisdiction
Of his church, before the all-but unanimous
and altogether sublime press of the
United States made itself court, judge.
Jury, and without ever responsible first
hand witness indicting Mr. Beecher, sum
moned him to 'speak" for the sake OF pre-
serving its good opinion.
What precisely is the good opinion worth
of men, women or things who will let their
good opinion drop at the word of drabs,
male and female, and refuse to pick it up
unless Mr.. Beecher will come and wres-
tie with the draggle tails in open arena, with
Sublime" press sitting alott to
Rain influence and Judge the prize?'
Tho most respectable journals in Amer.
lea did this monstrous injustice, and laugh,
generation of young men and young
women that fair fame was no more at the
mercy of i'll deeds than Of evil tongues
The Herald could not see on what hypo
thesis consistent with innocence" a full
public investigation could now be with
held The Chicago Tribune will not con
denim him unheard unless he himself pre-
fers that fate In other words, they vii
Judge him guilty if he don't speak,
i Guilty ofwhat? The absolute incompe
Continued on third page)
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-20

90 to the Falls of Montmorency, and back
through the country to the Indian village
Of 'Lorette, where half breed boys shoot
their little arrows at pennies you stick in
the ground-and pocket the same. After
visiting all these place (you do not do
then" as you do" watering places, for
there is too much of history in them-a
history in which our grandfathers all had a
lively interest you are then just ready for
the lower St. Lawrence and some of the
lakes, and you never know when you will
start homeward-you are only glad that
you did not leave Quebec out of your trip
80 it is with the undersigned, who is OF
the opinion it will be fall before he reaches
his destination in the Adriondacks.
Yours, ETC., d. ..
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-20
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

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OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood ne
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-20
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
From Montreal to Quebec Leuie Deceived BY
sPau Of -Kyss-Qusbse and tho
Queer Things to DO Seen There
ST. Louu HOTEL, QUEBEC, July u, 1871

ST.. Loun HOTEL, QUEBEC, JAY 10, ls74.
The ride from Montreal toQuebec Ii the
most delightful part of the trip. You are
among an entirely different class Of people
You hear only the Canadian French-very
little of the polished Partisan. tongue. The
cabins Of the boats Of the Richelieu Line
are elegant land 80 is the whole boat and
are occupied by elegantly dressed ladies,
Nth homely faces and enormous big feet.
You know you are not in "the States. "
There was, however, one petit lady on
hoard. with
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-20
Castor Oil Pills.

The safety and certainty of action of Castor Oil
lor poth children and adults, has made ii ut al
times popular, because 1t Is q reliable medicine
THE ONLY OBJECTION
to its constant is he difficulty of administering
1t to children and its nauseousness to adults Both
these objections are now entirely overcome. The
Proprietor, by the application OF the principles OF
chemistry, aided by careful manipulation anC
long practical experience has at leuxth succeeded
in accurately combining,
IN A SOLUBLE FORM,
all the medicinal elements of Castor Oil with otheI
harmless but valuable vegetable products. Thes,
Pills. being coated with sugar. will be found easy
and pleasant to take, and, they contain neither
mercury nor minerals in any form, are u very saft
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such as
Bilious Disorders.
slCKs HEADACHE AND FoULNESS OF TIL
STOMACH.
liabitual Costiyeness and Piles,
Diarrhpa or LOOseness of the Bowels
Fevers and Inflammation; and as @
GENERAL BLOOD PURIFIER
they will be found invaluable; also very desirable
medicine for al
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
None other should be used.
WIN. SCRUT0N, Proprietor
81 Barclay street, n. Y.
Price % Cents per box.
g For sale by Emil Kuehler, and E. Breunert
2-l6d6m
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-08

monstrating, the earl replied that he must
have "a propriety man." and that as Arthur
was the stupidest OF bis staff he thought him
the best for that purpose. Is it not truly
dreadful to think of the assurance which
really designing young clergyman would
derive from the possession of a reliable
"propriety boy" in the person of an ex-
ceptionslly fat-witted and gluttonous
Sunday school scholar" How long would
it be before that youth, corrupted by mar
malade and minced pie, became the pas
sive and lubberly LeporelIo of a white
cravatted Don Giovanni? Far be it from
us hastily to decide as to the relative
proclivities to naughtiness of ministers and
of women. We know from which Of these
two sexes mere men have the most to dread.
But which of these two sexes has most TO.
dread from the other, it is not ours just
now to settle. What we are quite sure of,
however, is that In it is really necessary for
ministers and women to hoist a danger
signal whenever they come in sight of one
another, there can be no real safety for
either outside of the confessional and the
convent.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-08
THE STOMACH AS AN AvENGER.

For every breach of the laws OF health xE.za
We commit the stomach infiicts q pene2fy-
Headache. biliousness, nervous tremors CO.
stipatioD. collie, heartburn. nausea debility AMI
mental depl ession are only a few of the 1E-s-
ishments which an outraged stomach is Czprz--
Die OF imposing upon us. To bring back tara
Vengeful organ TO its normal conditlon-to r1n-
cate, invigorate and regulate it-theie is noLlsiz
In he Wide world so potent as a course OF fEuIs-
letters stomach Bitters. Under the opera
uon OF TINS oenehcent vegetable czg-
receive and tonic, the gastric Tnlr.r
becomes n pure and heslthful solves
ana resumes It's natural flow. The effect - Ias1,
same on the hillary secretion and in fact 90 1;lS
the fluids Of the body, and the final result Is the
removal or every painful or unpleasant syzp-
gan.