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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-04
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS

GxOAAO w u 4 - - ILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases:
DISORDER OF THE KIDNE Us.
In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stole or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the loins over the
regions OF the kdneys these pills should be taken
according to the printed directions, and the Oint-
ment should be well rubbed into the small of the
back at bed time, This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when all other means have failed.
For Stomachs Out of Orders.
No medicine so effectually improves the tone
of the stomach as those pills. they remove all
acidity occasioned either by intemDerarce or i'm
proper diet They reach the liver and reduce it to
healthy condition; they wonderfully efica-
hlous In cases of spasmin fact they fail in
curing all disorders of the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in the
world for the following diseases: Ague, Asthma,
Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the Skin, Bowels,
Consumption, Debility, Dlopsy, Dvsentery, Fry
sipeas, Female Irregularities, Fever 'of all kinds,
Fits, Gout Headache, Indigestion, Inflammation,
Jaundice. Liver complaints, Lumbago, Piles,
Rheumatism, Retention of the urine, Scrofula or
Kings Evil, Sore Threats, Stone and Gravel, Tic.
ID. uloureux, Tumors, Ulcers, Worms of all kinds,
Weakness from any cause. etc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-04
w IT HAS NO EQUAL. IA
Sold hv al Druuuists

Liver Disease and Indigestion
prevail to a greater extent than
probably any other malady, and
relief is always anxiously
sought after. II the Liver ie
Regulated IN its action, health
health is almost invariably 30.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-04

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Price, 81 Sold BY al Druggistss IS @sssfss Q
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-04
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LIVER
Important Caution.

DR. simmons Liver Regulator, with good effect
1t IL mild, and suits me better than more active
medicine
, 1877-10-23

ttcm-bo.Ilrs tho stcam-an amount ii h' at
that May lie fr1t lty the spectator A. tlrv iits.
All fhit Is ~ the tnH uf tl,r thnN. "l,rsr 1t II
considered quite tpni,-waat. then. must IT
be }luntcds Of feet hclDw. where thu men started
frnn-tlnwn whrre tho water sinn'lH al tif de-
grcts Fatlrcnheitt down there no ttcan IL
tcen,-tt II too hit for It.. IL Is nnly WHEN the
hot, tnta-t air trnBng mp from the a,wcr rccihn.
At rikcE thu trrl Af tuw4rd tlt lhIi tf the SHAFT
that It tAkts tlte form ~ steam. Dawn tlIerc
where The lncn tnEne frs,nn yo11 must Keen Your
hands oil the tslup e,lnmn and the ttpcs. and
II you pick Ut m iron toni ynn will at f,E'c t It
down without being tt,ld to ,i"f 20. 1)nwn there
they lantfe things With RlDvcs on, or wrat' rags
a!n,l srthG tltta they nre guiding antt isnn at'-
parat,is thev arc tnOvn1, and ,1nxi1 there. tf'p.
yt,,l will learn u keep your mouth shut after
ynu hare drawn lew mouuluis Of lot air into
Jntlr lungs.
Pcrspitci II Ia M name foit. You are like a
sponge that Is being squeezed. fnu arr rtEty
Il, believe That ynu have 1oonNn Wrcs n
every square Inch Ut pnEface, br as tnsi,v more
=. any authority may mtntien, and that all
these rn,res sse ~ tf9 ~ the ceffs Of iioney-
cntnb. You co fur tcc-watef. an,1it afnhat seems
u hiss ~ Il passes dawn your throat you keep
Eoiog for II, and tins, In shurt time. lind out
what hc1,taes of lllc tons anil Ions Of fec that
are daily tt,nsIIlet in the mines. Remain te-
Inv among Tie miners fos an lnnr nr two, anil
when you art finally popped nut at the too of
the shaft, aIl reflot and eteain!hg. htibflx the
pt her asparagus sprots. you will Rptsct iItt the
beauty, the light, and Tie tooacss u the upper
xurjI.
, 1877-10-23
SOUTH CAROIlNA MILITIA.
'Flie "SRtIanal" vsrsus tho 'sHtats"
ouard-Iiow tho Negro NeStments Wsro
ittshaudrti by Svads ffalnpta,u.

The "Natisuai" versus the "Btsts"
Guard--Iiow tho Negro Regiments We're
itt.haudetf by Wads Hampton.
tt1rsz,nsasnts !stsa lork 1ystel.
TRaHNvll.l.R, u. e., Tuesday. OCT. IL, 1A77.-
The Militia law of South Carolina was taken
almost verbatim. from That Of New York. eycn
To the name of "Nationsi Guarsl.n Under Re-
publican rule there were, of coarsc, negro off,
GERS, both tu the tine and staff, especially ~
four-eeyenths Of those subject to military duty
were colurcd rtltzeDs. ColorphohIa, therefore,
II nothing rise, prevented tho organization Of
Hhtte companies. Such wAiia sntlitarr COM
lanIes as did cxiss were outside Of law, II not
III ueQanrc Of IL. To somr Of them 8tatu
arms wero loaned, but many purchased
their own arms. The colured regiments were
nrt1,eh by tue State, Gov. Scott having received
frum tbs unitesi States lO,uOo Springfield rifles,
which wrsc subsequently altered into brccctl-
leaders. This legal aud natural action has al-
petr.ted upon tour people." Tue south Caro-
lina De,niHrat will assert deliantly that "a
nleucsi" won't hcht. aud yet Tic drilling of .
cslorcl militia company Wa usually enough 10
simulated terror. From the aye at III to 10
every white n,an In the State carttss deadly
weapons hAbituaily, aud every house has tta
ttas 1twoTia b. .a'e 70 assStt tha! tas SELDOM
more private sIm.-tiaes. .,resoiser., md
bowle-knivss-than 10 ttu B00Oup
Of people who inl,abt New York and pcnusyl-
vania. Nevertheless, the existence vi l0001
lnaAkcts In the hands Of negro MlIittamen called
fur instant action as soon as tLe surrender OF
April 10 put power tnto WnIc Ilampton's l.antls.
tie addressed himself Ia the work Of calling In
all Suite arme without QUO weeks delay.
Agents wetc appointed in every COUNTY with
orJsr. to hunt out oyc1y one and forward them
TO Columbia Tie work has been thoroughly
done. Tie arms have been collected, repaired,
and retasuea, but not 10 eolo!ed men. A. last
- they arc put iu complete orlrr they huva
oeen banded over to white rile clubs, anu 1t
last the South Caro:ins Dcnsoera.y fce) safe.
The only real "Eationsl Guard " has disap-
pca5ed. By order Of Wade hampton the blue
"N4tiou1l +" il 10 be Superseded b. t.statan
Guard. rhe titue has not Jet come to change
the Dag, however.
, 1877-10-23
QIJIlsS,

QIlF8s
1t Vas a backward debtor who said: "Thc
dues you AaF.'
i householder advest!tes rooms to let 10
gentlemen furnished with gas.
About the most uncomfortable seat man can
have, In the long run, Is self crncelt
4 grave old man told hh son that II ho did
not gEnw less diss1pate.l he woui,t shorten his
dAys, "Then. dsd.' enid tbs bov, ~ shall
tengttcn my nfghts."
twas observed Of d philosopher who Was
drowned In Tie Rcd aea that q fiis ts.le voull
be suited. fur he WAS man nj deep thinking,
and always liked y, ~ to the bottom.n
King kalakaua, practices on musical fn..r1l-
mcnt4 md - frccihluktr. II must l,e great
comfort 10 amateur musician ofe abtc To dis
lelfeTe In lhe erfstence OF u hell E'orcesttr
}'rss.
Professor describing ancient Greek theatTe}--
nj II hatlrofrH,t." Jun5nr fsure he has aught
Professor in mtstake)--" What did they do, ats,
when It raInc'lf" Professor taking OIL ht1
glatscs and pans!ng Amoment} }-"Jhcy Eot wet,
"-irinc>tUatit.
Nov remove the mos1n,to-bar. It Isn't fair
10 take snth 4 mean advantage Of the few rel
Grams, blind. crippled. aud half-palsted, that
drop tuTn from the ceiling ut midnight md
blow thrtr cracked h1sgtes for lunch. The
harl-heattcd Wretch who keeps his mo. 1,i,t o-bas
np In thcsc tlasd times would rcfu.e TO Eive Ice
cream u hcIatcd tra,nn.
, 1877-10-23

Krupp tlrld pieces, It 1900 francs,
trtIho ttctlInrl pr battery; T,Mn5nO
Of Cass~;",t cartridges. at II francs pcr .utI;
cl,e,ter tarbues nnd 4o,nN uniforms, prices not
stated The charges do not APPEAR on the
whole unreasonable, but It would much tcnd 10
fartlttatn blorishcd II th'sA who deal In war
equipments would publish occasionally n 1ht of
their prIcrs. TO small nations In embarrassed
circumstances aud wilt limited n,eana such In
formation would bc especially Invaluable. At
prekent nations are, ~ rule, aat In the dark as
witnnut even InclutlinR in their Estimates the
c1pcnfes Ut wpoleu 1rgs anil CoftIns,--tHoof of the
most indispensable adiunets VI g1orv.
, 1877-10-23

The LondDn World tells Why the Pope dis
missed ILLS old physician, Dr.. Pellaesllo. 1t
SAYS; "Dns morning the Pope, feeling good
.leal Of sorcness Oh oae of hls shoulders, drew
l'elacalos attention to 1t. Tha Doctor looked
Ut the place, recognized the presence Of tn1'a1n-
nation, jumped at the conclusion that erysfpe-
las lx4! sct in, and loft tho Vatican, convinced
ttiat the days Of Plus lX. were numbered.
crosslng the Irtdgo Of St Angelo, hs met Tie
Vatican In search Ut material. How L. The
1ioly Father this u.orntnKt' be inquired. TITS
doctor shook his liead, md pronounced the ~nrtt
eryslpelas. 'Lso p.to. then hts end I. ncar!'
went direct 10 tbs telegraph utfice, anl wirta!
tbs all.Impoftaut news u fiji paper: Tie DIS
comfort lett bY the Pupe was caused BY nothing
worse lhAu an lncipicut toll; but the .sssfe =
spread U tho poutid's temper, and PellaRsllo
NJ ttts..IQ rpAd -
, 1877-10-23


The Greeks sprear y, be preparing for the
"tug OF war; Eight hundred ca4e4, cop,aiu-
ing about 19,0W Chasteput riae4 Ut lhr stuck
recently purchased tu GttMAhy, arrived tho
other dsy IN tle Pirruz, and further cargo ot
,natertal was hourly expected irou. Triestc. Ac~
curtlinx to QUE ot the Greek papess. the rep
Tescutatiye u leading lrm ol army coi,-
tractors has offered " furnish ths Greek Gov
vruIueut with the fuloa lug supply within 4
mouth, md on favorable conditions for
t4s GosrrumeAt, Twenty eaiters4 VI
, 1877-10-23

The intense excitement Of the poputace IL
Paris juxt before tie late elections caused a
political demonstration eseh IN the Theatre
FFaucais. 1t was u,sc.sci drama calleti ala
Juir Fait Pcur." written without thought Of
pottcs, br F. F.. lie G!rardln, that brought on
the demonstration. The drama fs ahont =
moiher who f. informed that her onr aon Is
dral. a5mpathizsn4 friends t-lI her that the
ncwt mar not tic true. Hhe replies tilas she rcal
The NOTICE III her sons death In an official Gov
cEnfnent rrptrt4 and that tho Government
would not tasuc wlat VIVA nntruc. After s!lr
has repeated illtt remark several times, the Sim
rtctfn nf the play r"torts: "Rut tlc tinyrru-
inrnt tnay DECEIVE itkelf'' No eot4ter had the
o. tor Pronounced these works tha1 an old gen.
tlcH.an In the par1uei loudly cried out: avery
tgua" III another second the entire audience
was upon tts feet and shouted out its Assent u,
the old Ecntlcinan'e remark with such flood of
cheering that the play had TO be stopped for a
few tnOIneIts.
, 1877-10-23


Whoever desires to write another "fiuk
Dominos," or kindred dramatic reelection Of
social weaknesses, must lay the scene elsewhere
than at the Cremorpe Gardens ia this present
year OF grace. 1lat notorious place Of subur-
bat, Entertainment for London Is 10 bc attst'l.:
the things that were. after enjoying prosper
Gus carer ot more than thirty years. It was n
serious ouenlton whether the Middlcfcx maeis-
tEatcs wuul. again give the lessee NJ thEa rcSurt
. musical nnd dancing llccnsa but Mrs. St,np-
Sott, the ownct of the property. removed tho
question frtxn t!aputt By announcing her lutcn-
ton u[ converting It into bu!it!Ing lots the ten
e,lry having expired. II had existed lon:: enough
to make u na1ne-aMch ~ IL was-thas yns IA
Iuilias 10 stght-sgerb TN both sldes OF the
water, Though the place had ll0 particular
hlstnry aside from the fart that the Er0,,nd OH
wt1ici, It WA built formerly hc'uug,1t to the
not,ta family ot crcn,oHle. The l.phlou 1h<-
pratA announces tie change about to take plaec
almost rcgIctfui1y. II azyA: THAT the cauae
Of public morality will benefit IN tho slcAtes1
degree by the dssnppearantt Of hcsc gAniehs
II would he simply rftlirnloNs tn s,Ippee.
There In moro harm Hnn1 In y gin ra(are In one
hight than was cyer done 4! CFetnorRe ln =
wbule month; and In many respects tho EaJtlens
were productive vi rally lralttfnl and int,u-
cent recreation, whereas out Ut Ett'.slu,h iron,
the moment tho shutters arc ut tn this nDEs>ll,.
until the moment that the lost not II tlTnet! nut
ut night, nothing hut hlack, stut,d. uHH,tIgate.l
evil esn came" Still It h likely that. While tho
pcIrhbsrhuo1 viii hecotne less kuu~n ahrt,a'l.
jts residents will not bc sorfy that tho sttdt1
tfemoEuc IL doomed.
, 1877-10-23

dcliratc ~ wutnans. lie made play With
them. thrt " hem Es. In rrstass. o. wrung thrtn
IL trlp,nnfu1nrss, Jnst "a tEr tim Of ttlc MT
Mcnt d tnait!r1. He WAS sonl' what ttrclt se It,
hs dress, Int eung tn ttr traditional high sIttt
c'tlIar, merely rb1n promising nm the unsTerssnR
stock bf the Brummcl perio1.
, 1877-10-23
rha Handsome Actor Ordered to
Contribute to His Al
legged Wife.
r,;al, Of q Patentee Who Claims that
His Partner Has Put Up
Job on Him,
Three Renl-Rstate Men Go Into BANK
ruptcJ, With No Assets 10
Speak Of.
Nev Suits, Divorces, Judgments,
Confessions, Etc.


Amntiou yas made Yesterday morning before
-. ,v,u,,n. In Setfir OMAN fur tr,neo-
Judge Williams " -, .'s..'s '.,,.,,a.,. % ~, 1.an
t1 a.',nonJ a"1 no t.w.n, IT,. n.,,l
at' n'i's ,,tn, 'eFo sloe' r%o In. ei 1.,eY W neeu
,.x,nr uniyorcr ~ in this rlty, Mrs.
fia,".s |., 49,, I'M ~, ~. nv ~ sn,,omlcr
Usti.l n'e1 ne1 ~. .t ~ ."' ,"u.,a M ss,,.t...,.
:ut, charging james with dcsertfor' adultery,
sfxo,cr and suitable sticc Of the ff5.000 which
s''p +.cr fruo.,lr 1artnr nm for a ratnv t]ay.
Dc nas 49,, ,anr. efts. i.n,.. Htca ~ mn.
Abont t"o "eeks .ltns S@"es n'.u sa ,. a"
dssit denying epec1fcall5 tue marriage VIII" He''
,ud raising u strong suspicion that some ono
..Jt.en taking rather extensive liberties with
-" u.s .,,,,h motion ~. matir hv Mra. {),Net)l
tae "us". ',.s- .,,,s ,,,,,rono, ya.te..,sx III.
1or ahH'o"f' ou' Iostp""e"' 1ssI..o"J o
motion came up. md the question ol VcfAclg
-. once more raised by several al]tdAvits fled
h, f,tNcifl. ar some friends for him. On tiie 1A
e...s.n,,.- ~ tho n~.+ ttms tho melton for
Of oep'e'"oe'f es .o Wv 1,,s. .m'.,' ~
elsa,ony Maa nate; AFo ~ seid. rnt IN ny I'LL
daylt to the same cilect - the alIeEatonh III ner
bll tn when sue pleaaed net poverty % aa an ,ts ex
eusf tos mef 's. H.
MED that the "as ~ eohth'a9'gn WIN
others TO ruin him, shd hna!lY askea tnr SONG
fundf from tli1n VIII *'',c" ~ p!ofn'I .ne WI,
dencS .! T..nesecs ~ .sr ,asGr ~ tn ~" aS,ier;s
u Alfred II Seaman wa h'ci. nc testny'hg
W.. WA married N , to to coMpIainant. Mrs Jane i.
T,nr mi.n tcetiffc,I tI, Mrt DiNriifa p1pd ren-
s.Ia, s,fcrnf Tint sf,e hoi ,vrr sfnrr hrr tnnr
III iscn nt,lfrci to ma;ntnin herself by sowing
t:paa aaa ~, snr i',,.hen1,s t,nanrtIn,, ~
'u}n On The The other hand. o'Nei himself yesterday
;aea1 nas1t s xerh;a~c i,ss lawyer could rake
Ivy sAA h. Jrnle3 Ihat In In nny wav.
" .ru ,tn,c' ,,nf1cr anv r1rr1tms,nntcs. hnI
n,rri'I ts' thr 'aforeaafi mi aIoyc.fnentioncd
cn,n,iotnamt. Az II, md by her sni1 hl tic said
p1;,,o NJ hat thcrrin mi tletrfnfnrr rhnrrci
w. bni nn al H. .mv o,ino1 ~ iii, Te,n,s
homn os ~" th"t hn hni Leen married. to sai,j cum
nl"'nant E and aii statrtneuts, allegations. aud
ss.ss,tinns wrrc whoiiv ahsolutslY. ahtl ,tnolnt-
tac,,s faitn #, snb.tonre antl in fact.
II n pratt n'sn ntc. an af1idayit ff,e burden
~ ahrh was thnf Tim affi,iayir If 4. il. nean1.
Who,n nc tlitrcsncctfuly !estgua,cs by tic tjtlc
II %ni'i t,.,n i xns faisc in anhstancn nui fart
tac. 1 A0p' "'' ''e '>'0'''''~~ ''''
sarah II. Howard being, "A she carefully
.,str. drst f1uIy sworn saiI Thai nhe Ind lust
fndn.r became n,,uulntcd With Mrr, O'Nctll uu-
sp.'rS uee s.nsT tSa Wois| nn1 I'M 10 fntt"r
u. ~ .s, .ns .aT VI .t.nn. ~. ~ H.. w hn ..i5 ,,,n,e
, 1877-10-23
LEVER.

Charles Lever, In the April before his death,
IS described by writer in tue EAtho.te Hsfsd
~ . hale, hearty, lsuxhser-lovins man Of 6'.
There wis miEth III his gray eys. Joyiality IN tue
wiuE that txi&tered on hia eyclil, saucy hnnaor
In his smile. and bon nos, Wit, repartec, and re-
3olndvr In every u.oycnent os Ills lips. Ills
brilliant teeth aud wonderful eyes flashed to-
gcthes upon bis visitor as be talked Ind laughed
Ills hair, veEy thin, but u a sitaY brown. tsll
aeros. bis forehead, and xhca It curtalscd hts
eyes he would jerk back bis heaa,-this, too, Al
some telling crisis tu = uafFatiyc when tho par.
tlrular art.on WIS just tfW cxart hulsh 'eluiTets
to .uaks tlu story perfect. H. 'nads great ure
VI hls hands, whlcl were snan aud whlte as1d
, 1877-10-23


The skobclcfEs hare singular origin. In
1S:,N the Emperor Nicholas, willie at a rrvicw
Of his wllolr arnny. ordered Gen. skutrieH
to tclert the finest men in the army TO fnrtn
into body o. Imperial Guasyls. in the first
regiment examined, the General came agross q
sta1wart young soldier, who far surpassed IFS
comrades in appearance. The soldier said that
t.is natnc was kubclrff, nnh that he came frotn
a village In the Province ot Noygorod. The
Gcncral, upon hearing this reply to an inquiry
lie had made. seemed greatly Interested, aud.
f,ufng told that It was unfY tnc youth Of 10
beleif that Aa,l hlnderrd Ills advancement
from the ranks, at once gave or1lers that hc
should be mule nOn-fOmfs1tss[n1leu UllrGt.
That evening tscu. akobcfcff. nj u dinner given
to the officers Ut the regiment tn which kue-
leH belonged. told Ut ancc.lutr. lie said TINT
many pcurs before, whcn he was prlyate sol
tllcr, he Was on guard ont day ut the Winter
Pnlace. While keeping Eunrta thc Empress
passed hY, and. after lonking ut hin, a few
inunc1Itx, asked him his name. III: replied
that It was kohclrif. "kobclclf," sail the Ens-
press: ~ don't like thu snlind OF that natnc
Frum that time the Empress took an interest
In hts welfare, and eventually, through her
favor, hc became Ai,lc-lc-Canp 10 the Car.
~ hare ou1y onc remark to Hiakc," said tic
General. sail that IL that the Young fellow
whom rataeA to 10 m o!iltcr to-lay IS I liz son
Of the brother left Ut home To look after 0nr
village lo,ncstcasl.'' The nephew took his
unc,c's rumc, and subsequently himself became
a(}cHeral. II IL his SUI, Sk0hclcI the Younger"
Witt has just distinguished ht1uself before
rlevua.
, 1877-10-23

II csne 10 this town to tuy house and
fot - sail Charles ,;rtf,ln rs he came before The
s.H,< s,
:" What wftha" asked the Court.
hWIth ca.h-tnoney-rHks- -grcenlatk+-
xeo,th !, crcIai,n.,1 Tie utsoncr. as lie nu,le1
~. ...,,s, y. L., ~ rn,,,,,, ,,,f - hro.I
W. :, w.ft dh1 III ny ,',,s, Il 1850 -
tve - .'G i,;a., 4 r,o,.,e,t thc rrt.,,.r .,
=. at1.ca Il. ,4n,tot !. ha,f MI, t.t, ,<', -"
f's,.r XIII. ,rhrn.' 0'' '4' "'o"t
1'a! :. VI, t.,n,, fn'r ,,rfrts et,n
Va ~ % 1i',, ~ ~. IN H.. forc,ru,,+
, 1877-10-23
PARTNERS WANTED.

=, - ENN 4 NEsASN ~ IN NFe
l3AKTNEk WANrED-A iuuS1 MAN ID fLAl:s
] ul, sish capital of &7,taAA EasAch ta tnE4ts -
pastaeF fn salns live tuslaeA. AdpssAs II. freaas
ulhte. .-.
1,AETSEK WASTEst-tS 4 FIItsT.cfAss IEGiT-
tasIe manufzs&u &urtnx business; rkass sul " toe-
b.rs e9ys S1uo Co., Ee9A,ea Asas MN nssa Apply
1aAKrEEK wANTEts-H. L. uCkEkBf. BLACK.
tnlh u N.iar vile. aIes ela1h u Issp!slaes Sta.
lion, xo.4 r4ftoLlAkrf ~ Rasinefi 9As e9ue
Iulnbrf gu baud. LaA " 4dIEsAs AlusFA1s7 Cvv&
lpusly. Ill
, 1877-09-09
PAN-PRESBYT
THE RECENT CoUHc1L-ISTERyIEW WITH PhoF

Prot. Patton, one OF the delegates to the Pan
PRESBYTERIAN Council. returned to the city
Thursday, having spent the time between the
adjournment OF that grave and reverend body
and now in visiting the Continent. 1nasmuch as
Prot. Patton took 10 small part in the dclioera-
lions of the Council,-although in conversing
with him one wou1l never learn that fact, SO
great is his modesty,-and inasmucl as lis i'm
nressions Of men and things are always apt to
be correct and insure attention, reporter for
this paper called upon him yesterday, and was
accorded an interview on this subject.
"Tte Pau-Presbyterian Council" said Prof.
Patton. after the reporter had introduced him
self aud stated the oh]cctof his mission, ''grew
nut of the fact that the Churches whic, hold the
Presbyterian form Of government, all over the
world, know very little about each other, AND
the idea OF men like Dr. MeCosh aud others
Was that it would be good thing to have all
the Presbyterian Churches Of the world come
together, through their representatives, IN
great Council, to compare notes, present statts-
tics as to the size Of the different Churches
which compose them, what those Churches are
doing, and SO On. 1t was the design to have
representative Of I'll tue Churches who hold Inc
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pay for monument to ba errctea nun, h,a 49,
! mains, which lie at Nashua. 'e'1 o'se us t.
Tbs H. rr,w{or. ~ rs.a
NcLaren last week. s"e7sS VI basnop
". =. l.; Patton, who was one OF the dele
sas1s 70 tne san-Feresoyter1an Convention, has
returned to his professional labors.
The Rev. Charles Elliott, D. D.. OF the North.
western TheoIogicaI Seninary. has retnrrs1,
from a five months tour in Scotland.
The Rev, DR.. Goodwin. nastor of the Fret
Congregational Church, IS expected home from
his summer yucation IN TIM. tn nr"ach nsTt
Sabbath. ''3o f@eD A~>
rh.p.
ST. tne heV. James X hnode!l, who has filled
~ pI1pis OF Tue Clfnton street congregational
imously cnosen nastnr ~ ~ p,.t cro rJ7 osen
~. D.. - ~ '''~ ~ ~
rod 54e 4. hey. 5ather Aoonan has been transter-
n.s .eu diom st. AaIy's to the Church Of the An.
uuglaeaon, da.i. 20 M the vacancy caused BY the
oeatn OK father Edwards few months ago.
Father Gail!and, Roman Catholic nriest.
Who spent nearly thirty years as a missionary
among the Indians, died recently. He came IT,
this country from Germany ami sonn oftcr soi.
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CHURCH SERVICES.


The Rev. \. +. Ravfa breaches ut the FREQ
/. Church, corner of Loomis md Jackson streets,
morning and evening.
The Res. 4 P Allison breaches ut thc North
Star Church, corner Of scdswIc!s and Division
streets, morning and evening.
The Rev. ~ Owen, D. D. will preach morn
ing and evening at University Place Church.
The Rev. D, o. Cheney. D. D.. will preach
morning and evening in the Fourth Church. wash
ington and Pauiiua streets. ri
Tile Rev. Galusha Anderson, D. D.. Will pFcsch
morning anu evening In the Second Church. Nor
gnn and Mcnroe streets.
The Rev. j. ". Cnstis, D. D.. will preach ut
the Michigan Avenue Church, near Twenfy-th!sd
street, at II g. H. Subject: ''Cod In Aaf1ettons-
The Kc7 ". ". Everts, D. D.. will preach at
the First Church. Soath Park avcnne+ corner Of
Thirty first street. at II 4 III. and 7:45 p No.
The Rev E. o. Taylor will preach this morn
tne in Iunannel Church. Orchnrd street. ana at
30 .. m in Martine's Hail. Cnicaso avenue
The Ecr. C. E. Iiewctt, y. D., viii preach
morning and evening In the Centennial Church.
jackson and Lincoln stscets-
CONGREGATIONAL
The Ncv. D. H. Eanderveer breaches at Union
PARK Church. Morning uhject- ''O3fniou OF
Christ. y Evening: .'Christianity Up to the
Tie Rev. z. s. Holbsook viii preach in Oak
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new Messianic movement, and would By all

new Messianic movement, and would BY all
means try to suppress it. - 't~.s -
II Is, therefore. no small and hardly pardon
chiefly the Phariscan 'tzealots,'' as he STYLES
she'n. responsible for the condemnation Of
Jcsus, while he represents the Sadducees as
"rationalists " and epicureans who took offense
claims, Had Mr.. InLcs but taken pains to rcad
the works Of Aausfath, schuerer, Wellhausen,
hcim. Hannc, Holtzmann, and dozen other
modern Christian thcologians, not to speak OF
those OF Jewish scholars, as Geigcr, Dcrenbourg,
and t5xactz, he would have seen things fn bet
ter light. May be that he would then have
startled the conservative English world with the
tall for new trial, in which the old Gospel-yit-
nesscs should be re and cross examined, and,
after these having been found inconsistent, dis
accused and condemned Jewish people, be dis
charged with the final decision, s.Not guilty"
YOURS, DE. Il. koaLER