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New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WARRINGTON, Monday, June 2S 1851
UpOn the Recommendation OF tie COmmandlng-Gon
era of tue Department Of West Point the Secretary Of
War has directed that the following cadets OF the United
States Military Academy be turned back: George X
BroWu Isaac W. Lltto and Louis Osthelm to The third
class BiscUe Hnchman, John T. Knight and Adam +.
Pcntz tG the fourth class.
The checks for the July interest on the per cent
funded loan have all been prepared by the United Saes
Treasurer and will be mailed from tho Department to
morrow There 56,S9O checks, representing IN The
aggregate IS, ,291, ,0O9 90.
The report and recommendations Of the JudgoAdvo-
Geueral in tho Whitaker now being copied
ureparatOry to submission the Secretary OF War The
docment will be very vOluminOus, and Will probably
pOt bo completed until about ten days OF two weeks
hence.
Fha secretary Of tho Interior to-day rendered final
decision In the Of the appeal Of the state OF ILL
uos from the decision OF the Commissioner OF the Gen
eral Land ONCE. rejecting her cai for Indemnity Tor
the many thousand OF alleged swamp iandS pat
ened by the UnitOd 10 Illinois Central Rail-
road Company Secretary BcnurZ reaf rms the decision
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WARRINGTON, June 29.-The United States
steamer Portsmouth has arrived at FayR in the Azores
The Quilted States practice ship Constellation has ar
rived at the Washington Navy Yard.
The following orders have been made: Ensg1 Edward
j. Dorm to the Photographic once; Midshpman VIII
lam r. Rush and Simon Cook to tho training ship Con-
stiuou; Passed Assistant Surgeon Paul Fiizsimons to
temporary duty at the Naval Hospital at Philadelphia
Boatswan Edward BOnsall to the training ship Mime
sofa
ClyntOn IT, LyGn from the Navy Yard at New-York aud
ordered to training ship ConStution Master Frank
W. Nabor reported his return having been detached
frOm the Adams aid has been placed on sick leave
BoAtswnin Edward Kinney from the training ship IN
neAota pnd placed ON waiting orders.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

bs added on the hottest days. 90 water or iood pus
not over teaspoonfu In twenty-four eeans. 7fsos s
older lnfants bareywRter and boiled mlih etc asp4 Z
mended 60 alternate with the natural 1909 ~ ~ t1 n
ina papee turns red ths food s 700 acid and psSh M
supply saoud be procured. or pincn - ~ Ssef
soup one day s allowed to nfants SIX months cd a1o y,
fhose tan or Twelve months Old No candies should De
given Summer complaints come from sne ~
frSsn hof and foul air. Children should DO washca
onee day in cool water. Lo0senees OF the p2W5s
should not be neglected, bus pnyseian snon,S @ ana
eonaulte ae o,ice The should DO kept cool snu
we'll ventilated, and, the neigahorn0cq is oneneax
complaint should be made to the Board For cross ane
irritable infants "Trip on ferfyDQat or sOehLeE 40 a
ysed as possible preventive Of cholera o.,
The Following table shows the rate OF moFtaiiy Loa
three weeks Ia June this year, as oomphfeu "asn s'
corresponding period last year:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

These fgores are enormously in excess OF any
thing which ever occurred before. The occasion for
this unusual activity is found in the fact that ac-
cording to present laws, applicants whose papers
are fled after the 9Oth instant will not be entitled
TO arrears Of pensions.
In addition TO these applications there have been
received 349O letters in reference to applications
filed, while 21 ,21S letters have been written and
mailed in reply to inquiries from Congressman and
others in reference to pension claims. One of the
most significant features of this matter is the fact
that fifteen years after the end of tho war the num-
Der of new claimants is constantly increasing. TACT
clnim AGENTS.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
rAI.RNnARs rHns DAY.

nuPREuy CouKr-cH AMKERsw estbrook J.-Conrt
1880 ais1SaT end called az &. = c n SS0S * "a 81 SS IA 2ig
I2& l2l l20 is0 S$ ll4 63 49, lss LA 49, l92 IsS
sPRciAL TERN-Donohne J.-Court opens az 1850 .. -
DemurTer.-No l5t. Law and kacL.Noh Ti6. 4iS 715,
W.
AZ 10 Calendar called ~ II q. m-No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-SPkcIAL TkRM-Van HOeeen. J.-CouRt
opens at IL q. m.-NO day calendar.
NARISE COURI- TRIAL TgRM-PART ISinnott j. IN Super
or Court, IlI-ourt az 10 "A. m.-NOs. A19,
2yi0iS S787. 24OOI1 47O6. 1874, 4S49 1913 4039.
GENERA. S8ssloSS-PART i-O0winG J.-lhe Poodle art
Adle ri u.s. sarah oakley Annie Lamb. Adrian II.
rape William Barry, Erancis Golden. hurgaryi Her
PARf iI@smyth, R-The Poopls agt Hugh Clark, homi.
cde Leighton, homicide James DOran feoui.
Gus assault battery Annie Norris aSOron Camille
CabeOto Joseph y. MunA grand larceny; Thomas
Mahoney David strand larceny from tho person Avery
MackeY, petit larceny.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
CARING FOR TIE SICK POOB.
OFFICIAL ACTION AGAINST DISEASE.

OFFICIAL. ACTION AGAINST DISEASE.
EFFECT or THE RECENT TENEMBNT-noUsE ACT
IMPROVED BUILDINGS ERECTED-wnY POOR
CHILDREN FALL IIL--2ULEs FOR THE GUIDANcH
or MOTJFRs.
The work of tho sanitary inspectors this season
will bo chiefly nmong the poor in the tenement
mousse districts. Measures have been taken to in
siruct the parents how TO prevent disease among
their children. Tho condition Of tho tenement
houses is said to be much improved.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
DECISIONS-JUNE %.

Sfprsns Court Chamb~s-Bv judge Lawrence.- -
' w1 SS sos F a S s sS 81
n1ned Burrows av Diekinson as settiea k.a
Kenna agt to ON err Busl 10 aseer
plaintiff amony ana eoin el les Ayres ns Asres ana and
SnSt psrmttca by ihe sStute Hand aat burrows al
SEQ MEMORANDUM sheppcSd aet. Lokeisirsee uemoren.
"oracr ~ seitiod Bcssom age Estes Notion for leave 70
renew motion is denied WIT ciSts HOFFMAN oRt buAthe
report II the referee IN he matter of Pnkney
see memorandnm. Hoare agt Ai lsr1see memorandum
By JHiss pohohnsi tao matter q Thernsson In the
Thon ae DesSo6 aid others order Srltrd confirming
p1t ndg s a o,trry9yer ast RotnSsI granted
gacatng rxecution aRst tho BODY And discharge smyer
w Jugc Parrsti%ot,en agt Irottep aud
sSeesi Tsr,a-Bv Judge Van vost-Tho ROYAL StaHg
Powder Company aR sheerl and oher-Case and amend
is judge Iawrcnre-Levy, ngt. Chick ami another
Hy juice rsFeane;D Dodd agS HagGeFiy two cs.e1Fx.
ssncd rhomsen agt CaShee ., aL-Jn1len tor fsncani
JGSmsn or pantiG on dtIuurSsr 6assiori as MUihol
lnn et a. Jndsm' at 30 LOT % dsrnH;n,; GAM ,,., p, NJ, ~
o:hrrhOton granle! without costa Ths Corn Exenaree
Superior CoWt--Spscial 1rm-Judge Frcrdman.-
Goose aEt platt ct al usMotaadn@ Haalsn6eck
-ooc seyeT aE Brie ct nj -eloc granted
tion eic OF Mhl.'u Rcharasa, et a s1
o. al sgi % oaS, ~ 81 % ar L r'a ISa
nerDorker Lie Insurance tompanyoTer Tor eOmmls'
nsnn act DEer: Emo the metropolitan Elevated Raj.
road Company Gul!d agI 10 syth. -Orlers granted.
Common Pisas-Suecial Ieral-Bv Jnd0eY an Hoesen.
-Iawson agL Hogan ana OhoB;-Dec-ee signed. Huhna.
S s 3 rS% SSSoS rSsH to HR g
ablie tho wOrIsn agt wilsoB-Aosion dehed with
Marine Court Ckam6ers-liy Justice Sheridan.
nemnrer sustained. Raynor sg DIeyussCase Teseiilsd
ami O Ty,sn aSh aS SsnS lied with .S. Si2
sgt o'CODnellMotiOn dismissed Bean acr Tormee CTom
sup agt MoTay do1ied. spear Al.oa JnnsOhD
aEL SchaTienberR; Hoerb ag. Keller BArnaby agt An
Orders 8igned.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
REPUBLICANS AWAKE AT NEWPORT.
A LARGE MEETING, WITH sPEECHRs BY Ex-Gov
..n.ror, zLAnr ANn OIuERa.

LARGE "MEETING, WITH BPEkCHKs Bh EA-UUV-
RRNoR VAN ZAEDT AND OTHERS
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
NEWPORT, Il. l.. June 28.-An enthusiastic
Garfield aud Arthur meeting held tonight at the
State House. for the purpose OF organizing campaign
club. II was the result of call signed by tTcnty-six
distinguished citzens who echO'ng the sentiments OF
the majority Of the people here, desire that Newport
shal be heard from with uncertain sound in the
present Presidential contest
The chair was occupied by Ex-Governor Charles q.
Van Zand who spoke IN burning words. that aroused
the crowd the highest pitch OF enthusiasm he spoke
st length upon the principles OF the Demoorate party
ose Il had been since Its infancy TO destroy
the Republic rather than te build h up. While having
great regard for the personal character OF inc Demo
the thonGhT of his possible election Tor MS ADVISERS
would be the rebel Brigadiers.
Effective speeches were made by ex-ConRressmhn
Sheffield and Mr.. LuciuRD awe.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
INTERNAL REVENUE Receipts.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The gross receipts
from internal revenue for the fiscal year ending June
80 lssO-estDating the receipts for the two remain
ing days-wlll be IN round numbers 23000.00o an
increase OF 100000 the receipts Of last year.
and an increase OF s3,OO0O0O over tho estimates Of
the Department at the beginning OF the year This in-
crease Of revenue is derived from whskeY, cigars and
cigarettes The proportion Of receipts from each source,
or the relative amount of increase, cannot DO deter
miued for some weeks until the detailed reports !=om
all e internal revenue collectors throughout the coun-
try are received and compiled at the Department. here
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
MOvEMENrS OE THE CABINET.

WASHINGTON, June 28.-Secretary Thompson
and party expect Washington on Thursday next
for 1erre HauIe, Ind.
Owing the absence OF the President there viii DO no
meeting OF the Cabinet tomorrow.
Secretary sherman mas returned from Virginia and
was at ihe Department to-day.
General DeVons returned to the city to-day
Gsneral KY Is awaiting tho return tVIhs
country Of Minister Muynhrd before starting tor len
State Mr. Maynard will outcr upon his
duties as POstmaster-0enerai Keys successor about
1,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
POLITICAL NEWS.
M on ROTH PARTIES.

CAMPAIGN WORK or BOTH PAhTiEA
COMMENTS on 1Hs DrMocaAric PLATFons'--Expuh-
ss,,c.s sArroSar coMxirrEE-SEw-YoRK clTx
prmocRArs PRsPAnIxa.ro UNITE
Al prominent Republican in Washington De-
lieves that the Democratic platform VIII prove
= nowertui weapon for defeating the party
which framed it. The Republican National
.co,nmi tee ii to meet in this city day after to-
morrow, and viii set on foot the active work
az Che campaign about two weeks later
Tammany Hall has appointed Committee
to arrange with the Tilden men grand rsa.
ticataon meeting by the united Democracy OF
this city. The Tildeu men are holding alooI
sonewhst, and declare that Tammany must a.,
make the first advsnccs toward reccncilia,
ton. The Republicans ire forming ciuos anu =
holding meetings actively in various parts Oh
the country.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
CIVIL NOTES.

Ambrose II. Purdy, receiver of the firm OF
Wilson & Ureig cloakmakers Of Broadway and Ninth
st. was removed, motionOf Frederick A. Enty, the
firms assignee in bankruptcy. Mr.. Purdy was directed
to aocount before a referee and caimed that about
$500 OF the amount demsndeI from ham should be de-
duced for expenses. Justice Lawrence yesterday az
rne the rcicree's finding disallowing hs claims aud
directing bm to turn the sum deinauded, amount
ing to nOout 5000. A. Bumenstlal appeared ior 'ho
ngRiRDee,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

Z CoNscIEYTIoUs.- Conductor declining tract
wfch was.offered 20 him with hls faEe); Very much
Obliged num- bus an't allowed 70 take any perQula
ates Whatever, mum"--lPunch.
FRou-FRoU !p-Professor Tristan [who has
beea chatting with Mrs Loyeace, 10 Captain Loyeieee
lucky fellow yoH are. Loyelacei 1ou can dance with
my WIFE, aud you are married TO your own T. (AKA T.
a tsing Nrs Il that % danca VITA Captain LOyelaee 10
Ike being in Heaven D-tRunch
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
A sTRoNG eAKFIELD CLUB.

DELHI, n. Y. June 28.-The Republicans Of
Delhi orgauzed Garfield ana Arthur Club Saturday
night with the following Oacers: President Abram T.
Crosby; vcepresidents. William II. Douglas and George
T. Warner secretaries, Charles McPhail and william
r. Rel md Executive aud Finanes COMMITTEES, r. f.
NeIntosn J. b. Gleason, Thomas Elliott, b. A. Grant,
Weston Bnrdlck James Mabsl ana John g. Murray.
The club begins with membership OF over 30U Stir.
ring speeches we're made by Judge Wagner and General
n Jaoobs jr The party is soidly united here.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
IRISH EEToLUuoNARY CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, June 29-About fifty dele
gates from oil pars OF the United States. representing
tho Irish Revolutionary Convention, assembled this
morning IN the hall Of the Sheares Club, Eighth and
Wainut-sts. Judge Brennan, Of Iowa. the temporary
chairman, made speech defining the obeot of the Con-
venton TO be 20 devise measures for the liberation OF
the Irish people n-,st
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
nEnonRATIc OAMPAIGN CoMMTrTEE.

WASHINGTON, June 28.--The chairman OF
the Congressional Democratic Campaign Committee has
issued call for meeting OF the committee at - o'clock
noon, July IL, at the Hoffman House, New-fork CITY
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
EAGER FOR uNlON.

THE DEMOCRATIC UNION RATIFICATION MEETING.
democratic Union Headquarters" were
words that blazed last night on transparency tnat
hung on the face of building at Twenysecondst and
Broadway brass band played eutlcDg strains behind
the TRANSPARENCY leading 200 Democrats who had been
amazed by the word "union" to enter the building.
They found O hall within and platform. on which sat
exJudge Sutherland. Erastus Brooks, Luke f. Cosans,
Roger A. Pryor, ex-senator Gerard and Ambrose II.
Mone Later in the evening they were Joined by tnree
leaders in the Hancock " boom" IN the CINCINNATI Coh
vention-General wIlIiam f. Smith, General Martin L.
McMahon and ex-Alderman Twomley. These men were
very eager for union OF the Democratic factions In this
Ity.
meeting which was osreusiby to raty the nomination
of Hancock and English He said that he was glad that
he lad lived long enough to the prospect OF the
restoration of Constitutional government Resolutions
of the usual character praise OF the candidates we're
read and with great flourish portrait was uncovered
which at first sight looked like reyamped one OF the
late James Fiske. r but proved to bc intended TOT
General Hancock Several speeches were then made In
which General Hancock's military exploits were glow
Ipgy described. E. E. Anderson said Our hero shone
have written Order No. 40 than any other production
by living American" Roger A: Pryor SAID " nc oe-
cined power in Louisiana aud transferred IL 70
IL In the history OF Greece kODe. Erastus brOOks
was more Impressed by the prospect OF union OF ram
thusIam the reconciliation of John Kelly and Colonel
John X. Fellows the platform OF the CINCINNATI Con-
the hand ulayjng Let old acquaintance be forgot
The audience burst out Laughing at rms msquotAion
Several Rentemen called out loudly SnalI ou ncqu' i
tended the sentiment ns To pat IL; thinking that the
vivid acquaintance of tho Tammany ard Anti-rammany
lenders each others bad points OuRht TO Oe one OF
ha tninps amOthercu by D.fnOcretlc unlOu.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

GREAT RCREAsE In PENSION CLAIMS.
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND APPLICATIONS FILED IN ONE
pAY-lNpusTRfous CLAIM AGENTS.
WASHINGTON, June 2e.-There have been died at
the Pension Office 4O-dsy 6.571 original Invalid
pension applications, and 1.494 widows pension
applications, or total Of s,065 applications. The
applications made during last week were as follows
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
DEMOCRATS, BUT NOT MLAUGnLlNITES.

About 800 persons gathered in Everett Hall,
IN FuItonst near Sinithst. Brooklyn, last evening" to
organize IN support OF the Democratic candidates for
President and YicePreslden The movement Is SGT on
foot in opposition 10 the regular General CommHtee
of the De6ocratlc pacty in Kings County. OF
which Boss" Mclaughlin IL the controlling spirit, and
orows out of the division the party in Brooklyn. The
cali for the meeting siRHed by General Henry W.
SIocnm Corporation Counsel De Witt, Thomas Kinsela
Rodney c. Thursby, Andrew Mclean and Thomas Cas-
sin. among others. . 8, ,n... ,-,
selle, who urged hearty support OF Han
cock and English. General biocum OF
Tered n resolution, which adopted. providing
for the organisation Of Central COmmttea OF the etl
zens OF Kings County for tho purpose o. eleotinR Han
cock and Engsh and securing good government this
country. -, . , .,
The regular Democratic General Committee will hold
a specil meeting tonight, and eminent speakers arc
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
A LARGE MAJORITY FOR GARFIELD.

PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-The annual ex-
oprsou Of the Wholesale Grooers and Importers to
Atlantic City was participated in by about $50 gentle
men On the train vote taken for President.
Tho result showed 21S for Garfield and 10l for Han-
Geek. A majority for Mr. Garfield OF III.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
Proposals.
SHENANDOAH. &3O. GOO.

@Y0 001 FINANCIAL, 100000.
WOOsOOOs Sealed proposals. viii ha received by
tie og IfOnton ohio until satufay July al 1870 lr
the purchase q eO 600 atteen ycars per Of
payable semiannualY 10 the City OF HswYork 4he olfF
reserves tho night 70 reject a bia Address All eoa
nuncalonh 60 nALShx O BURR, City Clerk II - 49, 49,
IRoNToN, Ohio, June 26, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
nuTLER LOSES A SUPPORTER.

SpRINGrrELD, Mass, June 2S.-Ex-District
Attorney r. LathrOp. Of the leading Butler men
OF tie state, written etter rcsigning his member
ship OF the Butler Stale Central Committee.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
TAMMANY MUST MAKE THE ADVANCE.

PROSPECTS, OF DEMOCRATIC UMoH-A TALK WITH
POLICE COMMISSIONER vooRHIs.
Conversation with the leaders Of the Tilden
sna aar.Tsaen Democrats shows that there is yet
no psn er thst concord OF Aotou which the Democrats
al osher sta,es had "in their nnd's eye" when John
Kelly ana Colonel John r. Fellows casped bands at the
Cincinnati Convention. One conversation issa sample
A. an Police Commissioner voorhis is one OF the
sssaers Of the Ti.den Democracy IN this city. He
sas asked yesterday by q TRIBUNE reporter II
there was any movement among has associates In
IRVING Hall for a unIon with Tammany Hall on city,
state or national matters He replied:
sl have heard nothing about such movement.
aon think there is any negotiation OF the kind IN pro
eress think Mayor Cooper stated the position OF
nairs truly when he said that there was but one Demo
erasc oa gasatoa that tina; organisation had elected
eaers tee 20 the Cincinnati Conventions had been recog
ussd by that Convention the representative of tba
psnccrstic party ,hs state. and now would 20 on
ana manage the campaign for General Hancock In the
Hfste.s
rheu You think. Mr Yoorhls. that ths advances for
union Of the Democrats factions should come from
think there can be no talk about union whatever
until Tammaay Hal y. state no fSr as as
sssIss fSrs ,na
sSSen there NAY he unisD on she National and State
Yes. fhere Is every ifehooa that there win be- 4.
VIII not bs exeeedingy diicalt matter to Arranse
All All IN That is diffsrent matter. There have been
Depocrsic acsioas IN this city since James X.
Pols time aud Il sess likely that there always viii
be- You there two many DemocEnte IN this city
Thsrs sift enough aBees TO 10 round One slde gets
pery before ~ fnrn 70 take meal and tbeEe
II trouDlc,"
Hali aud Tnnlmany Hal uBder enc root 81
None that awary Of The fact Is, the Democrats
az this city ought not ~ he controlled by any ball. IL
orabf % BE- simply 'he Democrats party of the CITY Of
Tcw.York But the frying Hall party has been
,nirrd y ths State organization and stamped regular
af ucinnst as the true representative OF tho Demo
czatc party here Perhaps John Kelly viii asE 70 be
o rsnEs s6ss would be apseinc thing 70
portart psf play IN the nego,iations Of Tsmmsnx
Kali azth the regular DemocraeY TOT = an'on. "
Wsre the Bhori6, ex-SepatoEs scsn Fox Z. T. Eeeie
Gse Miebaei Tortons Timothy shea aud othsr leaders
= does rrving Han propose to DO 10 The matter
Ri lis ci{y B6sria Bows was asksd BY reporter Of
frvnx Hal i snxiovf to have pease ami harmony
1fSis ls periy ne replied. g Bat g thlnke taat Tam
1s<Sv BnIl sk6di maxi edyaaees irving Hal y tbs
ssn5Es{1on. Il has been reeosniKed az sueh BY
~ tsts ssd 8ssis6si Gonseat;ons i bf02ossa % "A
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

Ss g ss'ss'ss week ps %s,s
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-16
SELLERS
SELLERS
CoUGH
SYRUP
SYRUP!
so Years Before the Public |
COUCH

Pronounced by all to be the most Pleasant
and efiicaclous remedy now In use, for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, Hoarseness,
Tickling sensation of the Throat, Whooping
Cough, etc. Over million bottles sold
within the last few years. II gives relief
wherever used, and has the power to impart
benefit that cannot be had from the cough
mixtures now In use. Sold by all Druggists at
25 cents per bottle.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-16
SELLERS LIVER PILLS

are also highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, constipation, sick-hcadaches, fever
and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and
liver. sold:by all by all Druggists at 25 cents
per box. 40 1y
R. E. SELLERS & CO., Plttsburg, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-16

By- Why suffer sleepless nights, with
distressing cough, while quarter of a
dollar invested In "Sellers' Cough Syr-
up'' will give instant relief.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-12
The Ladies' Problem

Ladies who are not beautiful naturalIy
desire to become SO, and those who possess
the charm are equally DESTROYS to prolong
its stay, The question is, as to the means
"GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" solves the
problem nationally. 1t ditfuses over the
complexion transparency and smoothness
of the porcelain (which the fairest of her
sex might desire, and its effects are more
permanent than those of any of the dele
terious cosmetics in use. 1t gives to the
face a natural life~like tinge, removing
every blemish, aud it has the great merits
of being purely vegetable preparation.
Beware of counterfeits. See THAT &c. N.
Crlttenton, Proprietor" is printed on each
packet. without which mono is genuine.
Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes
go cents. Attention is also invited to
HILLS INsTANEoUs HAIR Dye, which
as regards durability and bri.liancy of
color. has certainly no equal on this side
of the Atlantic.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-12
Religious.
ADcA@ 3 AS
Sunday services es follows:

Sunday services ss follows:
Regular services at Trinity church, at
lO:45 A. NJ, and 7:3OP.M Preaching by
the Rector Sunday school at $50 A. d.
Mission Sunday School at Il Mission
services at 80 P d,
First Methodist Episcopal Church: 1.-THE
Rev. Geo. Z. Palmer. pastor. Preaching
at ,1O:45 A. NJ and $50 PM. Sunday
School at OILS A. M. Young peoples
meeting at Gas P. NJ prayer meeting Oh
Wednesday next
Owing to the absence Of the Rev. j.
A, Reynolds. pastor. there will be no
services in the United Presbyterian
Church.
Milan Presbyterian Church: the Rev.
Geo. B. Black, pastor. Services st II A.
n and 7:3O P.
Broadway Presbyterian Church, Rev.
j. r. Miller pastor. Services at 10:45 A.
NJ. and 1880 p. NJ.
There will be no preaching in the Gem
trail Presbyterian Church 10 morrow.
Sunday school and young psopPs meeting
as usual. Regular meeting on Wednesday
evening.