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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22
Our Minister'S Wife.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb 16, 1877.

Mr. II r STEVENS.
Dear Sir:-Three years ago was suffering ter
rit ly with Infammatory Rheumatism. our minis
ter's wife advised me to take VEGETINE. After ia
king one bottle, was entirely relieved. This year
feeling return OF the disease, again commenced
taking it, and am being benefited greatly. IL also
greatly improves my digestion. Respectfully,
MRS A BALLARD.
1911 West Jefferson Street.
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CNndurancn

At this time of the year there is no rem
edy so effective as Maguire's cundurango.
1t regulates the liver, purifas the blood
and reiuvinates the whole system. 1t is
one of the most valuable household rene
dies.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22
whe Weather--To-Day.

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day as in
Dictated bv thermometer
TAN $50 abovs zero lar. ace above zero
81 M 4O@ -" P. ii. AZ
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22

200 pounds new ombroideries from 8
cents yard up, the biggest bargain ever
shown in these goods, at Mitchell & Par
sons.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

For Lace Braids, Thread and Patterns,
call on Miss Platt, opposite Episcopal
Church. 4dtf.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22

Devines' Pitch Lozenge for consumption.
often gives wonderful relief. For sale by
John Bcngston.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22

Only half dozen nice cloaks left al
Mitchell & Parsons and they will be sold
way below cost.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22

The Turner's masquerade on Saturday
night promises to be the best affair of the
kind held in gears. Tickets only so cents;
music by Bleuer's orchestra,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22
Remember

that TWENTY-FIVE cents will buy a
genuine DR.. Warner Health Corset, at NJ,
G. Mills, dry goods, emporium. If
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22
95 cENTS!

will buy the celebrated DR.. Warner Health
Corset at Nj. 6. Mills mammoth dry goods
emporium. If
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22
Notice.
ROCK ISLAND, ILL, Feb. ist, 1879.

ILOUh IFIANU LIN FtD IHIl IoIJ.
THE CITY OF ROCK ISLAND HEREBY IN
! yites sealed bids for lighting .eAtinguishing and
keeping in proper order, one hundred and thirty
four street lamps, more or less, with lights other
than by Coal Gas. Bids Will be received
until the Bird day of March, 1872 at the City Clerks
Office. All bids will be opened aud read in open
council, at the regular meeting of the council to be
held on said third day of March, 1879. And the
City Council will reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
JNO. L. REED,
City Clerk.
All city papers will iplease publish until the Ord
day OF March, 1879
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,


OF DR.. McAhee, the celebrated specialist in this
paper who offers to pay 800 forfeit for any case
he undertakes and does not cure
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22
Bailey's Saline Aperient.

What Il itY It is O mild and deIirhtful uurpative
which sparkles and efervesces just like soda wat
Or 1t is coming into extensive use among all
mildly upon the bowels, is cooling and refreshing,
relieving headache, acid stomach, heartburn indi-
gestlon, constipation, dc. 1t invgorates the weak
and depressede allays fever, promotes heaitbful
perspiration, regulates the flow of bile. mitigates
the pangs of rheumatism, and keeps theibrain cool
and clear. For the dyspeptic. rheumatic and gou-
ty it has wonderful soothing and paiating eject
1t is white powder, and 1t Is only necessary to
pour ! tile water on Tablespoonful and take as
soda water.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22

Insure yonr life for IS cents against all
the danger OF Consumptive's death ty
keeping bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
convenient.
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I.ittla Harry Swasnev.

Don't forget the Turner'S masquerade
on Saturday night.
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MY dear sir" said pale, feeble and eraciated
gentleman, 81 am about worn out with chiils and
can find no cure. Too feeble TO work, nv stomach
is irrita qninine sets crazy arsenic bloats me
there ls remedy that does not contain quinine.
that is pleasant, requires no other medicine. and
makes prompt and permanent cures Yes sir, re-
to. 1t is Days Ague Tonic, and Il Is considered
the best remedy before the public for sthe cure Of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-22
MAGILL'S Chill CURB, tonic AND APPETIZER

Cures Constipation Bousness vey general complaint South
and West Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Fevers every
of Malarial Fevers
Inc generally In Rock
dEN R9 a. MAGIIL.
PROPRIETOR ana manufacturer l02 Fourth Avenue KY
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TEXAS!
FLORIDA!
new ORLEANS

Cheap Excursion Tickets sold
from ST. LOUIS by "IRoN Noun
TAIN ROUTE" To learn all about
it, call upon or address E. A..
FORD, General Passenger Agent,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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d. n RENNErr CONVICTED.
An Ali Might Session Of the Jury-The Case TO
be AppeRIed.

Judge Benedict has been engaged for three
days in the United States Circuit Court in the
trial Of D. NJ. Bennett, accused Of mailing a
pamphlet advocating the abolition OF marriage
laws This book. Anthony Comstock AYERS. Is
obsccncc but Mr.. BENEFITS lawyer Abram
Wakcman. has contenled that 1t is philosoph-
zeal disqulsition. advocating n social reform
that II 1t Is decided TO he obscene thero ia not n
library in the country that does not contain
standard works which would likewise be re-
garded rs obscene and that the prosecution is
really lnstgatcd by the Society for the Suppress
sion Of Vice in order to prevent the publication
OF liberal books. The testimony was very brief,
~ the mailing Of tho book was admitted. and
Judge Benedict excluded the testimony Of 0. d.
Frothlngham, Elzur Wright Oliver Johnston.
and others. 10y whose testimony II was pro-
posed to show that Tho book is not obscene.
In his charge Judge Benedict said the sole
question for the jury ~ consider was whether
the book is obsccne in particular passages
marked 10y the District Attorney; that the oh
quence. hut the Jury must merely determine
whether the effect upon tho mind OF tho reader
WINS to produce the conviction that the marked
passages were obscene. He said the test OF OBJ
scenity was whether the tendency Of the mat
Ter was to depravo or corrupt the morals Of
those whose minds are open to such influences.
and into whose hands publications Of this sort
The jury retired ut 4 p. NJ. on Wednesday.
protractcd discussion they sent word to the
judge Mt 1880 I. NJ. that they could not agree.
and wished to be- discharged, The Judge re-
piled that when they agreed upon verdict
they might seal It aud leave II with the marshal.
At daylight this was done. only ono Juror hav-
ing held out for acquittal till that time and. Il is
said yielded TO the pcrsunsions OF fellow
juror whose wife was sick. When the Jury was
pollcd in court Yesterday morning all conceded
IN no verdict of guilty.
Under the new law permitting appeals In
criminal cases in this district. nm appeal will be
taken on several points Of law, principally the
exception 20 the Judges definition Of ohscenity.
Mr.. Bennett called meeting at the AstOr
House yesterday. at which he announced that
he regarded his conviction rs an attnck upon
the liberty of tho prres. which. IL persisted in,
would prevent the publication Of n large pnrt
Of the news OF divorced chses and scandals
printed Ia the daily ncwspapcrs. MIR. T. Is.
Wakcman said that he had the written opinion
Of de iacto Attorney General Devens that this
book was not within tho meaning OF the statute
an obscene book. Mr.. Haywood. the author,
WAS convicted in Massachusetts. but pardoned
out by Hayes. Another person convicted under
the state lazy Of Massachusetts was pardoned
out 10y GOV. Rice.
The punishment under the United States
statute Is Imprisonment for not more than ten
years and fine OF not more than 80 900. in the
discretion OF the Court. Mr.. Bennett is out ON
bail pending the decision on appeal.
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MERE MENTION

Cant Poster will 20 colAshing on sunday
Horace white will lecture in the Cooper Union free
course tins evening
"shcp Your friend is bound honor to pay the bet
although no money was up
The new Canadian tariff may be seen in the Of
the chamber Of Commerce
From to-day the LHriu ns will he weekly pub lica-
ton Mcssr- Boutwell, Hinton. It's publishers, haV.
ing enlarged II, promise great Improvement
Tie Albion and British Proyident Societies intend 70
1--WE Mr. Charles towel banquet and testimonial in the
Westminster Hotel on Monday evening next
"A Reader for Twenty Years The Athletic Clubs kept
correct during the late International walk The
remarks an angry man 90 for nothing in such
Hartman more than covered ms 400 miles
Isaac Bell Samuel Seaman and Charles Spear urged
Mayor Cooper yesterday, 20 retain Dock Commissioner
Dmock in office notwithstanding the complaints mat
were recently made Of inati,nuon to his duties
This evening IN Gilmore's Garden, John simpson Of
Cambridge England Norman Taylor of Vermont lose PHI
II owen. ~ virginia John Raine and Dominique Yer
raut " Canada, aud Henry Nlylor OF Sew York 10
run twenty miles FOR purse Of 800
The Presidents NJ the Produce Exchange Chamber Of
Commerce ana Board OF Trade and Transportation have
received Hn official invitation 10 appear ~ Albany on the
Railroads appointed TO investigate charges OIL freight dis
elimination.
The suit OF Hubert Thompson against the TRmmany
supreme Court yesterday upon TammAnys appeal from
Judge Barretts Injunction restraining tile Initiation oi
lf7 new members The case went over because Judge
BRADY was IN doubt Whether Mr. Thompson was a mem
her Of tho Tammany society, and both sides desired
full bench AZ the hearing.
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No Interference Of the Crown with canada's
Tariff Policy.

LONDON. March 2l-The Daily N,prs. COM
menuns en- the sentence IN the OF Sir Michael
Hicks Beach the Colonial Secretary. John Bright last
night that subject 90 treaty oblgBuons the financial
policy Of Cauadais 10 be settled hy the Canadian Par
lament" SAYS The Government are risht enough In
thinking they can do little nothing IN the matter II
ont o the question 10 think Of any interference OF
tie Crown with the decisions Of the Canadia eet.la
ture 80 500
&c. ~. uae ia ns reply to Mr. Rrisnt admitted that
the Niulu, of Lurues in-truC Ms differed from his
predecessors Itri Lurnc not Instructed 10
hls i'm; u.ins dlNerenuh duurs for the queens
but tins IN wise iutrrrrcs with the powers Of
reservation and di.A lWHutc. those powers being fully
set forth W the fish North American NJ 1857 On
MI hr.Nt -uh+Hqurufl ASKING whether this meant that
anN propl al To- enact llf ruua duties must bc submit
tel 10 tIr home Government before il adoption, sir
Michael Hicks Beach said the fiscal policy ~ Canada
rest q, subject ~ treaty obligations with the Dominion
Parliament
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bismarck. Protection Policy.

LONDON. March 20.-A despatch to the Tele.
graph Berlin tho opposition In pariame ntary
circles to Prince Bismarcks protccton,t policy la.
greatly diminished Of late II is clear beyond a
doubt that he count upon considerable majority
Ills noteworthy that the Free Traders have ahstaned
from all agitation Herr Dclhrueck who will be then
principal muuthprce IN the House has neither 10y speak
ne uor writing mHle ie slightest attempt o. check the
prottcfunist Iruua-Huda From She demonstrations iu
the prucipal centres trade would he led sup
Josa that Prince Bismarck simply about TO realize
long WISHED Tor Aud most popular reform In order g
Danish party spirit from the question. Prince Bismarck
has. or the last cN weeks received At h. own rcd,
numerous Deputies irrr-r' tive of their politics and
pounded his whole system o. them The result
that n large number have gone away convinced
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FOUR HOMESICK BOYS.
Starting Out to Make their Fortunes, and Ar
rested for ObstructinE the Mail.

As the fast mail train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad was passing tho depot in Metuchin
n. j.. on Thursday morning. the mail agent
threw a mail bag from the train. ono Of four
well dressed boys. who were lettering near the
depot. picked up the mail bag and, thinking
that II had fallen from the train. threw II upon
tho platform of one OF the cars. The depot
master told the boys that they had committed a
state prison offence. This so frightened them
that they ran down the track toward Elizabeth
The Postmaster IN Metuchin sent for Detective
chase. captured the lads and lodged them in the
Newark Jail.
Tho boys were taken before United States
Commissioner Whitehead In Newark. yester-
day afternoon. and arraigncd on n charge Of
obstructng the United States mail They said
ages, and residence as Frank West. aged IA. Of
2j9 Blocker street: George s. Forshay. aged
TO- OF 2ii Blocker street; James Clarity, aged
H. of ~ 2 Carmine street, and Frank Kerr. aged
IA. Of 81 Jones street They quilted their homes
ON Wednesday morning with the intention Of
going 10 Philadelphia in search of employment
Their parents. they said. were we'll to do and
able to support them. but they wanted TO see
the world and make their own fortunes. rs they
had read in story papers that other boys had
done. They rode in train to Elizabeth, and
then walked TO New Brunswick. where they ar
rived at o'clock on Wednesday evening. tired.
fOOtsOre and discouraged Young FOrshay
had 81. ana with this he paid for lodgings for
himself and companions. On Thursday morn
ing the HON sick boys decided to abandon thor
tripand return to their parents. They walked
TO Mctuchln. Begging some food from the farm
ers on the way. They did not they said. in
tend any wrong when they picked up tho mail
bag. Commissioner Whitehead released them.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
@ For ~
* CATARRH r.

Testimonials from Reliable Druggists
We believe sANFORDs RADICAL CURE to be renu.
inc mcritorious preparation. Some Of our customers
are cxuavarant in their praise of It,
OTTAWA, Kansas DEFORD co.
We have had an extensive sale and no complaints II
is the best selling thing In our store.
BOULDER Colorado WINCH STYLES
We sell more Of the RADICAL CURE than all other
catarrh remedies put together and have yet to hear
that has not given the most complete satisfaction
osKALoosa Ia sw OXFORD
Your sANFORD's RADICAL CURE sells better and
gives satisfaction than any similar preparation we
have ever handled c. WAKEFIELD A co
BLoowiNGroN. III.
Having sold sANFoRDs RADICAL CURE for over
year state that II gives better satisfaction than
any similar preparation have sold.
MT PLEASANT La. A. II. ROBERTS.
We have sold sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE Tor sew.
eral years aud can say candidly that never sold
similar preparation that such universal satisfaction
We have to learn the first complaint yet
wAsniSGror, Ind 4. u. BALDWIN co.
I have had extensive sale OF SANFORDS RADI
CAL CURE, and conNstcntly believe IL gives better
results than any medicine before the public and for
children especially. ROBERT ROSEVEARB
Rad BLuTF. Cal
Price with Improved Inhaler Treatise and Directions
81. Sold by all Druggists
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A chlne.e neber. Remnraasle suee...e..

SHANGHAI Feb. 2l.-Reports continue OF the
SUCCESSES of IL lung Choi IA Touquin Allowing for
ae-crauou his progress remarkable. and his per
sonal sway the inhabitants wholly Unprecedented
Whenever De moves volunteers flock TO his standard
Every expedition against him, under Chinese officials
Ia, allcd. II is rumorc that his design. are more tar
reaching than first announced. since he has already
reached point Of strength ami influence more than
sufficient TO the uhlWcut o hl- original plans
Tie Ilahka rebellion Ia liuHu is not yet quecd TIL
manly the rebel, must yield or De- tNiCrmlnatcd but
their resistance thus tnr ha, been desperate
The rapid DEVELOPMENT Of the Nrruacuar press at
shanghai and Hong Kong cvcitcs comment The press
anne rs fe solved 40 rival that % japan.
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,IrTRoPoLTTAN ELEVATED RAIL

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
vi Az .--opcu from . 80 4 VI io ~ r. NJ. Rector
.reet-Nearest point for Wall street Ferry and connects
with cars for South Ferry toruHudt sfrcct-Nearr.t
point igr Jersey 'ny and Commumpaw hrrcs Para
place-Ncarsst point Tor Post Ofcr city Hal ana BAR
clay Street Ferry Nohoken chambers street NpAr.
est point tor Pavonia Erie Railway Perry Franklin
street Grand steet-NcarcSt point Tor ucshrossu street
Ferry 10 jersey tlty AMI connects with Tor pes
binsscs and East Grant Street ferries Bctcktr street
Connects wi,h cars for east and west Eighth street
Near, Il point Tor Christopher Street Ferry ohukrn
come ung with cars for Christopher and East Tenth
Street ferries Fourteenth .frtttNplrcs point Co Union
square NHllacks and LNcrum Theatres. Academy Of
Music Irving ami Tammany Halls connecting with cars
Tor East rwcnt, third amt Invent, fourth street ferries
Twenty third strcet-Ncarcst point 90 Buous St James
and Fatk Theatres, Grand Opera House. GilWurcs
ten aud Masonic Temple, and rwcuytird street Ferry
20 Jersey CITY Thrty-third stryct-N Arrest point
standard. Broadway and Fth Avenue Theatres. aqua.
nun ami san Francisco MnstrvS connecting with cars
iur NethAwken Ferry Forty second strc't-Cuuutc IL
with Sew York Transfer Company cabs for Ggad Cen.
trail Depot Fiteth street fiftv eighth street.
ine with car, Of belt Lime Railroad Near,t point tor
Central Park fifty.thfd street aud Eighth avenue.
For upt wn trains take east side stations For down
town trains take west side stations Trans will
aSth q and 18th and SD II and 9Th alternately
Fare 10 cents eNceIt between the hours ~ and 80
A. NJ, aud ) aud z NJ. when the tare u cents
WIN H. GARRISON, President
Y. {
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GRAND CENTRAL rAssENGERs.

GoING NORTH FROM CITY HALL. TRANSFER AT
Sam ST STATION. AND GOING SOUTH To CITY
HALL. TRANSFER At CHATHAM SQUARE STATION
r. T. KICKER.
General Nanar,r
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STEAMBOATS, ano SalroIoA
OF THE
NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD
WILL BE OPENED FOR TRAVEL ON
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH II. 1879.

TRAINS WILL BE Run BETWEEN CITY HALL
STATION AND HARLEM FROM ; A NJ UNTIL IL 30
MIDNIGHT.
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SUNDAY TRAINS

SUNDAY TRAINS
WILL BE RUN FROM 7 81 A. " UNTIL 80 MID
NIGHT
GRAND CENTRAL TRAINS WILL NOT BE RUN ON
SUNDAY.
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YES rMMEDIATE RTLIEF.
sbIppina.

GENERAL TRNNSATI NNTIC COMPANY
" Between Sew YORK. ava llayrr
company l4Or new a. NHttl kiFtr.fHut Of Nurons T.
Labrador. S4user ,... Nriurs iHN. AptU >. go T. NJ
Anne rlqur, n,lHrd .. "Wednesday AlrtI &C., l.ll l. NJ
Lulls d. nl.nlNN. A-enl b hrnllMay.
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Busin,ss Cbant,s.

RIACKSMITH and wheelWright shop to rent on
ID West Broadway, near Canal ~, long established.
JAMES PRICE, 2to Hudson st.
CARPENTER iohhing .hop for sale; good chance;
~ plenty work Address ~ kast 3uth 81
L IQIOR STORE on southw west corner 9Th and
- 17h Il old stand l. SUDAN 1863 Broadway ,roomL
TELEPHON E.-works one mile Price, 81. Pat
Il entCd. Circulars Tree.
H0LCoNB 4 co. Mallet Greek Ohio
VANrED-Bya hunter and trapper OF IS years eN-
w pcrrncr partner with flpor 500 cash, to 80 Vest
business established, large prorts Address
TRAPPER. 20 Pearl II Newark, n. J.
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RorrFKDAM LINE.- steamer, leave Com.
~tIlllUAN March -h MAS .. ........... .AiHll
i,tIhm. Sl-S7l "a calm. ,ll-s,p Stccrasr sd
lNtu EDNEG 60, !. ". MOKgIS.
- Is Wm -. Frlgnt AstS 800 RWJN Gen Pass AGENT
GrNrE LINE-ro Gt~srw. Livrrrnni Belfast. AMI
l'LolinhDrry. from ti'r a., e. tup Canal & rhurs
dHNs Pass u Through 40 to tll ieaits CITIES VI
Euroic. Sr,rWe 80. At~llS BAlpMlN 4 60 ,
Agents ~ BrrtiNar SlELkAGE OFFICES ~ -
Br.tdNft ..ut i'r Itnt oi f1rti ~.
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8uaro anO Rooms.

8uaro mO ROcms.
A FEW gentlemen can be Accommodated with Hrst
n class board and clean room'Sia week l4dMa'on T.
A NICE room, with hoard, 10 two ladies, terms 50;
"A ~ man ami wife, ~ Renwokst
BOARDING, lsl Chatham St large front rooms,
also day board Entrance ~ Sew Bower the bank
BOARD and residence tor clerks amt respectable
ID mechanics 81 pcTWcek at3l1 Henry st. Brooklyn.
BOARD and rooms; gents - and ~ 5u. single rooms
- -, ladies $3.50 day hoaTdcr' So 2'7 West list IT.
B0AHD for two girls at 200 East 10Th st. first moor
(uEAP furnished rooms for small, respectable lami.
" lies or gentlemen, u and upward. l3j Elizabeth st.
meas Broume.
NRONT room ami be room, com ortahy furnished;
rent moderate IA Nargk St neaTSprns
NICELY furnished very large front room for house.
~ keeping, rent low Az 2d av, corner Of 23d H.
NICELY furnished rooms to let to gentlemen or
~ tor housekeeping l-s East Broadway.
Ink MADISON STA few Young men can have
IOO good board for "a aud $3.50, double and single
rooms, ladies 50
OOO HUDSON ST, near Canal-Lodgings and
%O~ Housekeeping rooms SI5 10 - per week, Ameri-
can family.
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TO PIIILApELrmIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE pErOrS is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NtM YORK.
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StGoiuus 1lotitrs.
A PEOPLES CHURCU, 10th ST. near 9th ay-
n tnon Gosnr meeting O'Clock. speaker. Mrs. Or.
Loucr senator Bob Hart Ben Hogan Address 20 young
people at "a by Mrs Or slocum. Lecture FRIDAY even
ing, March -. by the Rev. Father Mcnamara, lush
catholic. Songs
TCHICKFRING HALL, 9Th av.. corner 18TH
~ st., the Rev samuel CocOrd breaches a. 3 80 sunday
afternoon SINGING by the great choir All seats tree.
A cordial invitation Is extended to ALL
nR. NEWMAN will preach At Genital NJ. y.
- Church. 7th and IAN st. AZ lo's 4. NJ In the
~ o'clock the Doctor will commence course
OF nine discoirses the Lost Empires ct the world
and their buried cities Rome Pompeu. Babylon,
NineNeh and Jerusalem Illustrative Of prophecy tu
hled Tomorrow evening, Alexander and his En-.
Iire"
LLEVENTH sT. VI. p CHURCH, near Az II.
II Preaching by the pastor the Rev G. Warehouse,
At lOif A VI and The Rev Mr. Patterson at ~ sun
day school anniversary on "wednesday and IhursdAy
evenings the 2dh and 27h inst, at7li
NJADIsON AvENUE REFORMED Church,
vi corner 5Tth st. the Rev, Edward Reed, pastor
Divine service al II A VI and 20 VI sabbath school
ats r NJ strangers cordially invited.
DARK THEATRE.-Every Sunday evening Mr..
i SAWYER Will conduct Gospel temperance service at
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3ost auo ctouno.

SENsATION Al
- cheap big prohtsi