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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-03


CHANGE OF ADDREss.-We see adj
dress u, passing from its earliest meaning
of strotghten, erect, through that Of
straighteningor "dressing'a line of men,
putting straight or to rights what is
crooked or wrong to that of setting in
order, preparing accoutering, and cloth
ing and in its second branch we follow
it from the sense of sending straight, aim
ing, golfers still address the ball; of old,
men addressed arrows, dogs, messengers
to that of addressing a written message.
a spoken message, words, ones self to an
audience, and finally the audience itself
The history of address shows how heeting
and subordinate are the grammatical dis
tinctions of transitive and intransitive
and how devoid of historical foundation
is the separation of the transitiUe and IN
tromSittUe uses, as if they were distinct
words. Thus the series, He addressed
an arrow to his foe; he addressed a mes
senger to the King; he addressed his pray
err to Jupiter he addressed himself to
the lady; he addressed to the lady; he
addressed the lady are the historical
steps by which the word reaches its clip
teal sense of speak to.-IHe Athen0uaa.
Please apply this to the word baptizo,
which originally meant to dip: then to
eoosh; then to purity. We presume our
English word battle comes from bapt6,
and originally meant to plunge in the wa
ter. But the Greeks always bathed by
standing in great basin and having the
water poured over them from a pitcher.
EDS.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-03

the precision of soldiers they went through
the motions, in concert and to music, OF
sweeping, scrubbing cooking, setting ia
BILE, serving breakfast, dinner, and sup
per, washing dishes and numerous other
similar duties, singing while they worked
rhymes describing the proper methods of
performing the tasks.-N Y Herald.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-03-03
IMPERIAL HOTEL-FTRST GLASS,
WASHINGTON u q

" 4t3III ~ w y. =.
Room and board per month $50; room and
board per week, $3.50; room and board per
day, $3.50 to S3. To meet the wants of the
travelling public this irstclass hotel has reduced
the price from 81 TO $3.50 apd SO per day. The
above hotel pleasantly located near Fourteenth
street, fronting on Pennsylvania Avenue, is con-
venient TO- the Treasury, Army, State, Postoffce,
and Interior Departments
JAMES S. PIERCE
mr. l9-1y Proprietor
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23

va markt det, och man far da f6rklara
det pa samma satt som att inf6dingar
stora stader kpnna utan olagenhet
f6rtara ett vatten, som for framman.
de och ddryid ovana ar.i h6gsta grad
~motbiudande.
Daligt blir afven. ofta det vatten
som tages ur brunnar. hvilka blifvit
byggda uti lsdugardar. Vid stallar.
mas uppf6rande kan vattnet vara gan.
ska godt, och ingenting ar a tt mo
detsamma anmarka, men man gl6m.
mer, huru den och ikring stallbygg-
naderna belagna marken genomdran.
kes med orenlighet, hyilken efter kor.
tare eller langre It'd intranger och
blandar sig med vattnet. Den f6rsta
verkan man sp6rjer, da det blifvit sd
orenadt, ar att det b6rjar orsaka en-
altman otrefnad hos de dur, som for.
tara detsamma. Sedermera utyeckla
sig ej sallan .sjukltgd folhallanden,
hvilkas orsak man oftast s6ker pa an
dra hall an uti vattnet, "hvilket ALA
tidel varit detsamma, som det he.
ter.
I en- f6ljande artikel skola vi tillag-
ga hvad som ytterligare ar att saga
iafseende pa vattningen. NJ hafva
vi endast velat framhat1a, huru ge.
nom f6rbiseende af vattnets beskaf-
fenhet husdjuren kunna utsattas TOR
lidanden och ebehag, som alltid mer..
eller mindre bereda djuregarne for.
1uster.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23
Frago1. och svar.

.L. ~ fraa Sabin frdgar: Jag ar
hetade for en- vid namn Graham i
Minneapolis 1873. En- dag kom dar
en- och heisade fran hans granne och
bad ON han kunde fl lana. en- sadel,
och som vi ofta ianat hvarjehanda
dar. So lat jag honom fl densamme.
Han f6rstdrde den, den var i ALA fall,
Sd att saga, blott en- trasa; nu mar jag
var kommen ut har och c. skulle
skicka mig penningarne for mitt ar.
bette, beh6Il han $l2 for den, fast den
ej var ward 6fver 31.50; ..hade han
ratt dartill eller ar dar nagon vag for
mig till att IA usttt hela belopps
|, Han hade 81 ratt att afdraga mer
an hvad sadeln var ward, och troligen
ej ems det. Nj kan naturligtvis stam-
ma honom har for resten al er fordran
med det fordrades. en- eller kanske fie.
re resor hit och komme att kosta er
ratt mycket: de aeste af desse kostna-
der fngo dockhan betala till sist.>
"a ,;s5.ae ~ Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23

{. (. o.G. fraa .Fisherss Lasd,hg fragar !:
rims har p&gon lag ang3snde hundar I
;Kan lag b6tfa allas Tor att ha djdat en-
hund, somsg6r anfsll pt mig pa coun-
ty.vsgen, visar sig arg och soksr att
5bita saval mig som kreataren jag k6r
med ! 81. S.ls 4 :. MI III ss.ss
|. ON dar nnssverklig sfara att hun-
Eden sknlie skada er,4 a.. d. bita er, eller
edra kreatnr. eller ON han gjorde det,,
EsS hade nj sratt att dddas henom sxsom
/ shelf f6rsvar. men annarss icke. Red. n
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23

5 Il
P. II. tran Ear Union frsgar !:
ON en- person tager tienst hos en- an.
nan och de- aro ense ON priset, och
den som lejer~ angrar sig. mar den
andre ar redo att borja sin tjenst
hos den f6rre, ar han ds skyldig en-.
ltgt lag att erlagga naget ,b6ter for
sin brytning,- helst dar denne har till
ryggalagt an lang vag for att b6rfa
slit arbete
>savida Observation-Disclosures icke var
skriftllg och inga hand eller stadje'
pengar betaltes, sa Or det mycket
tyifvelaktigt ON nsgonr { skadeersatt'
ming kan erhdllas. En- skriftlig 6fver.
enskommelse Idaremot yore bindande.
S-'@' r.. 80 Ssssssss sss ssa Rea
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23
En- moders .inaytande.
lFdr Mihu. Stats Tidning.)

Mer an On af var nations. ocl
vart tidehyarfs, store man hafv'
vid mognarear. satt- en-. ara uti at
erkanna, att@det var en- mederI
valgorande inaytande iungdomen
kritiska dagar, som hos dem upp
[ammat don ajelfbeherrakning oci
de fasta grundsatser, som seder'
mera beredt deras'-ly lyoka j lifve1
och forskafat >dem sina medmen'
niskors aktning och. valvilja, On
nagon Of osd bletve tillfragad
'hvad det var, som yngliagaaren
hufypdsakligeu !. ,raddade honom
fran forfaH och daligt kamratskap
och asnna Dag 10 vaariitt. it hans
SKIOLD mot last och, brott, skulle
han halt sakert syara : "Nast
Gud minnet Of en- zfskad moder. -
Hepnes bon var oemotstandlig,
mar ALT annat" 4inaytande 81 for
middle CORA sig. gallande, hennea
outtalade onskan var oss helig och
holl oss tillbaka, mar ALA andra
band 81 formadde CORA det. Hen
nes renhet och karlek .Rrmadde
oss afsky allt, som var lagt, och
ovardigt. Hennes omma hangif
venhet var det brostvarn, som 8
ALA sidor skyddade oss mot fire.
stelsernas anfaH. vi .kunna ej
forma oss att sara eller vanhedra
henne. Blotta minnet af en- sd
dan moder; ware sig att hon OVAL
jes pa denna eller andra sidan
grafven, har ofta under ifvets ALA
skiften varit vart skydd i nodens
och frestelsens stund. Och aldrig,
innan hon dor,>veta vi huru max
tigt henpes ,lif har inverkat pa
vart till att rena och foradla det.
Det ar en- dag af hjertransakning
och sjelfprofning for hvarje ung
man, da han jordens skote he'd
sanker en- Sam och alskad moder.
Da hopsummerar han de valsig-
nelser, han i och genom henne har
emottagit, och ON han an ar med
veten af, att han endast delvis
formar upptacka henpes' varde,
finner han dock tillracklig orsak
att forundra sig ofver den kar-
lex, det talamod och den trohet,
som hon gent emot honom har
adagalagta ,Underligt skulle det i
sanning vars,qn 81 nagon angrens
tar skulle fyta ned At kinden, da
han i minnet aterkallar den brad
ska, den tankloshet, den nyckfull-
bet, ia mojligen den .vanvordnad,
ned hvilken denna aldrig slock-
aande karlek stundom blifvit be-
mott. Huru gerna skulle ei man
gen ibland oss villa &terkopa en-
snda timma ur den fydda fornti-
den, ed att han kunde fa uttala
nagra ord af den diupaste sorg for
en numera oersattlig forsum-
melse, eller af fu1lare tacksamhet
FOR en- alskande sjelfuppoaring,
som han aldrig forstatt att till
rackligt uppskatta, forran den for
alltid blef tagen ifran honom.
Tanken haruppa Dor mana den,
som annu ar nog lycklig att ega
an moder lifyet, att vid ALA till
fallen sd uppfora sig emot henne,
att han, da hennes ande svingat
zig upp till sallare rymden, 81
lehofver med anger-och sjelffore-
braelser blicka tillbaka pa slit for
h&llande till henne:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23
On hasd jurens vattning.
(Ur Djurvannen.)

Ofta h6r man talas om, att husdju-
rem behofva rikligt med foder och
att de endast ID delta ar smakligt
och narande SAINT gives lamplig
form ooh pa passande tider, kunna
trifvas SAINT lemna den afkastning
som skall bereda djurens egare or.
sattning for de kostnader och omsor-
ger han egnat dem. Daremot ar det
jemf6relsevis sallan som man ser el.
Ter h6r djuregare och djurhallare
sysselsaata sig med fragan ON deras
vattning, och ON delta stundom han.
der, tastes alls icke den uppmarks nm
het darvid som Yederb6r. Delta ar
sd mycket mer f6rvsnande, som den
enklaste eftertanke smart Dor lara
oss, att vattnet eller dryeken for
djuren ar, man skulle kunna saga, af
annu st6rre betydelse an fodret. ALA
djurens afs6ndringar, mj0lken t. ex..
utg6res, som hyar och en- vet, till
allra st6rsta delen af vatten, och
sjelfva djurkroppen innehaller en- Sd
stor mangd vatten, att man icke b1ott
far betrakta vattnet som ett l6snings.
medel for de fodret befntliga na.
ringsamnenas ofverf6rande till dur.
kroppens olika delar. utan rent al
pmaste anse det som ett naringsmedel,
utan hvilket den lefvande kroppen
icke kan vara till. \.
Bet yttrades att drycken ar af st6r-
re vigt an fodret, och ehuru vi for in.
gen del underkanna det senares betty.
delse elfer villa minska den omsorg,
som darat egnas. veta vi; likval, att
t6rsten ar plagsammare an hungern
och att den ssnare, ,ztminstone for Wis.
sa tillfallen. kan bringss I gl0msks,
ON yatten annes att tillga. >Om dju.
ret af bsde hungrigt och. t6rstigt md.
ste t6rsten-tecknet till vattubrist
inom diurkroppen.-i frsmsta rum.
met tillfredsstall allas, och f6rst sedan
denna- -slacktA upptages fodret for att
stilla hungern, som ockss f6rst ID
blifver riktist tydlig. %a
Mot Writ pastaende, att man 81 eg'
nat tiIlb6rlig uppmarksamhet at diu'
rens f0rseende med vatten skall del
gif {.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23

~ Pfenumeranter, som d uttryokligel
ellkznnasifva motsatsen, anses fortsatta. pro.
nnmerationen.
p TillsAger prenumeranten, att han q
iAngre 5nshar haiva tidningen. ar utsifvaren
dsck Gerattigad ~ skioka densamma, tills al
1IRenumesationssknlda DR. afbetalad..
M psennmerant att afhemts
. tidningeni ian siA postkontor eller nekar han
~ att -mottaga den, liz han Hkval ausva.ig fol
prs, dafa, 5ndA tills han szldat all skuld TIL
81 tidntusen, ooh dareaer beprdr,. dess upph6-
lande.
,,Ss q. prenumerant som zndrar bostad utan
tqsatt ,u1,derl4sta utsifvaren harom, och salunda
g fosttarAnde liter tidningens szndas till den ur-
sassprunglieA adressen, DR. foathrande ansvarte
Z FzsIt61 densamma.
ESs 81. Atskiliga domstolsr hafva faststalN,
at ':nekande att pa postkontoret emottaga
sin tidning, uraktlatelse at afhemta densam-
ma, eller bortnyttning fran orten utan att nm.
: dsrrstta utgitvaren. b6r apses ooh bestrafaa
sasm uppsat TIL svek och bedlager."
81. Rn hvar, som emottsger och begagnar-
en- Hdning, betraktas enligt lag sasom prenu-
merant, antingen han beordrat tidningen el
ler 81.
y. Betalsr prenumerant f5rskott, Or han
slyldig At vid prenume1ationstidens slut IN
derratts utgifyaren. / handelse han ei fortfa-
rande will bibehslla tidningen. Uraktlater
han delta, eyer utgifvaren ratt'att framgent
sanda tidningen, och prenumeranten halles
ansvarig, linda tills han uttryckligen afsagt dg
dsnsamms, och pa samma gang inbetalt ALA
restefande sfgitteF.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23


.sss 49, V3Ea agenter
i. Il Hanhan. ~ Yash. An. B, Minneapolis.
49, Laahsrg. IN m st Psul.
ii! Cha Rkman, sisls j. nj si.., es. psal. n. 81
=as ia. Iasssstt.onp, l6as Union, CasvsrC
Phnlp o. johnson, {. I. :. 5ss:s
halia1 cafvss: q. S. + S. 8.
1sa4h. Holm, Grovs: City, Meeker !" s.
1at Hanson litohhsld, !" :.
e o. H5glAnd, Dasel, ''1''';
~. fhn1stenspn, Cokato. Wright e. 5.- @s5
I u HJonasson, scandia, Warrington q. =. 4 *
= 8. solbsrs, 0scsrs Lake, Douglas I" ,,,.,
o. Kroa Evansville. 3aasSs - 81 ss:s s,s:,S
nH.D.Andslson, Rvansyille e - sa..aassSss Il. iii
s 8. II. Casisen, Willmar, Kandiyohi & sy,,ss;
A. + Knutasons, Pelican Rapids, Otter Tai, Co.
NnI Anderson, Townsite, I; -"
ME nilsson, Sacred Heart, Renyille county.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23

Vara agenter.
Alfssa fFsas Ssslse1. @..ls BED WINS 4 dooahue Go
Y. Westerson, White Rock, g ss5ss ss sssss
Pa Peterson. Cannon Falls g
M St6holms Hastings, Dakota # 3 g
AZ: ulygnist, 3. Peter, Nicoilet I.
John Webster, Norseland, g = s5s:;.s@s
Sten, Bernadotte, 5sS II 8 ss =
VIM. Videen, Moorhead, Clay q s
Lars Hunter, Stark p. O., ;Chisago
John =. Peterson, Centre City, = g
John G. Carlson, Rush City, S 6 g
I. 4. Lagerwall, Taylors Falls, |" /" .,ss;.5.>1s
D. 3. AInquist, Chisago City, :" -
Gouldberg \ Anderson, Cambridge, Isantt CO.
Nels sanden, Jordan, Scott County. =,
]. "A. Rreberg, Providence, Lab Qui Parle Co:
John 3. Dahlberg Colfax p. o.. Kandiyohi q !,
/ RRa1srRRR1HGEH at .ett bret kostar eddass
10 cents, utom cts. postporto, ooh ar hva5i s.
postmastare skyldig att registefa BRET d,is
sa 6nskas. En "Money order,' 81 6fversti
gande &16, kostar 10 cents.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23
Bnliga tidningar.

, MINN4sSOTA STATS It'd.
-KING och SVENSKA TRIBU.
NENerh3llas bada for. &8.25
EFT &f, d& prenumeratfOn g6ree
dlFekf antingen & detta !elleI
Svenska Tribunens kOntOr
Chicago, Illinois. %;''
-PIONEER:PRESS (den week.
liSal. 'eFh&lles tillsamm ans
naed STATS .TIDNINGEN f0r
nAstkOmmande ar for $500,
sem b3ra insandas 1 f6rskott.
LaSen ang&ende Vdningar och It'd.
skrifser F6renta StateIna.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-23

q & ..Det Ii besynnerligt att nis som har.
en- en sx vaeker ftrru, andx sfcke Iskali IafYa
,ett Iyckligt 5ktenskap s., 81
= nog &C. dot besynnerligt nj;
Iser dan hsr st6fyeln dsn sr. ocks1
mycket vaeker;; men / ALA fall klam.
mer han mig alldeles i6rbaskadt /. S
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26

The Davenport Democrat. speaking of
John Locke Warwick. who was shot at
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26
ck Island Illinois. Thursday, August 26. 1880.
The Wounded Minstrel.

The Davenport Democrat. speaking ol
John Locke Warwick. who was shot at
Salamoca, N. Y, recently. says:
''The wounded man is SO we'll known in
this city that the news of his fate created
something of a stir, He is 81 years of
age, and his home has been in Davenport
since his childhood. He has been in the
minstrel line for twelve years or more,
commencing in variety show on Harrison
street. He is versatile "nigger." taking
the part of middle man. end man. violin
ist, bones. tamborinist, or ojoist, cornetist,
dancer-anything desired. Locke is good
looking. bis complexion being the mulatto
tinge. and his build good. And his good
looks have brought him into trouble. He
has the reputation among the colored
eople here of a "masher," and mash
ers" are always 10 difficulty. This isu't
his first experience. A few years ago he
was shot ia the right side while with q
troupe in Denver. and it was thought then
that he could not recover, The fact is. he
families in Virginia and that is where he
gets his color and appearance, as we'll as
much of his ability, and SO it is not strange
that he gets into scranes. Locke's father
telegraphed to day for inform alton con-
eerning the condition of his son, but has
received no reply, MIR. Warwick thinks
the boy will pull through. 70: he has an
iron constitution, and good surgery will
bring him out. He laments the unsavory
uotoriety which such a scrape gives his
ION abroad. as it must involve the family
onre or less"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26
CRIMINAL.

3 EWAsHINaToN, Aug. 26.-Oficial advic-
es from the City of Mexico state that 1s
of the rioters who participated in the
murder of three American miners, John
Connolly, Hy Youmans and Geo. Arnold,
in Michousan during March last. have
been arrested. Among the prisoners are
the ringleaders Cayetano Medino and
Trinidam Mejia. The supreme tribunal
has directed the fudge not to wait fer the
arrest of the remainder of the accused but
proceed at once with trial:
WILMINGTON. Del, Aug. 26.-Wm.
Neal, (coloredl sentenced to be hanged to-
morrow for the outrage on Mrs. Margaret
Gosser, in April last. has been granted
respite. The counsel claimed the trial
was unconstitutional, eolored men not
being permitted to act as Jurors.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26
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MOfiat's PhgHix Bitters 91.OO bottle
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S5 Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26
CROPS.

CHICAGO. Aug, 26.-Howard White &
Crowell. of the Commercial Bulletin have
replies from correspondents in two hundred
and fifty eountiss aud the northwest from
August 10th to the present time, Astc
the condition and prospects of the corn
crops. the result is the discovery that
the stories of drought have
been much exaggerated, and that
the frequent showers of the past
few.days will doubtless remedy q greater
part of the evil from drouth. The crop
will certainly be a large average. the
damage being confined to narrow limits.
In other districts the crop will be the
largest reported. This is true of Iowa,
The summary shows that 25 counties re-
port the condition of the crop is poor. 54
report is fair. 100 good, 62 excellent.
Illinois. the largest corn state. reports 5
poor. 10 fair, l3 good. and excellent.
KINGSTON VIA HAVANA. Aug, ga
disastrous hurricane passed over Jamaica
last night Thousands of peoplc are
houseless. Crops, fruit trees and farm
produce generally destroyed. collosal trees
uprooted and churches demolished. The
barracks in this city are destroyed, three
wharves gone, and eight large and thirty
two small vessels wrecked in the harbor.
A famine In imminent and helps required
for the starving thousands.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26
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eE Sold by Druggists everywhere.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26

Twas not ia favor of the military ac-
tion in South Carolina recently, and if
Gen. Ruger had telegraphed to me, or
asked for advice, I would have advised
him not under any circum stances to allow
himself or his troops to determine who
were the legfnl members Of the state leg
islature. e.-Hanc3ck to sherman, Dscem-
Der. 1876.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26

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CUTICURA REsoLvRNT is the most powerful
Blood Purifier and Liver Stimuent ever COM
pounded In forty minutes after taking the first
dose 1t may he detected in the saliva, blood,
sweat, and urine, showing that it had entered the
blood and been distributed throughout the entire
system. In its passage through the circulating
hults II meets with the corrupt particles OF matter
which foster and maintain disease, with which ii
chemically unites, destroying and gradually elm
mating them from the system.
Hence its power to forever expel Scrofulous,
Cancerous, and Cauker Humors, which unchecked
I'LL the body with foul corruptions, and rot out
the delicate machinery of life.
CVTIcUEA, the great external remedy for all Hu-
more OF the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers, Sores and Dis
charging Wounds, lie the most soothing and heal
ing of outward applications. II speedily destroys
fungus and parasite growths, restores the oil
glands and tubes a healthy condition. and cures
when assisted hv the CuTIcnkA SOAP, diseases of
the Skin and Scalp which have been the torture of
a life time
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26
OHIO.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 26.-The body of an
unknown woman, horribly beaten aud
bruised, was found yesterday in a secluded
ravine two miles north Of Sidney. Ohio A
post mortem revealed that the woman
would shortly have been delivered OF
twins. Wm- Curtis, canal watchman
was arrested on suspicion.it being thought
the dead womae was a cook on tie canal
boat. The place of murder showed signs
of q severe struggle, the woman's clothing
was torn and scattered about.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26

"Ay oung friend of mine was cured oI
an Unsuitable thirst for Liquor, which had
SO prostrated him that he was unable to
do any business, He was entirely cured
by the use of Hop Bitters. It allayed all
that burning thirst; took away the appe-
tito for liquor; made his nerves steady.
and he has remained sober and steady
man for more than two years. and has no
dosire to return to his cups; know of a
number of others that have been cured Of
drinking by it."-From leading r. R.
Official. Chicago, Ills.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-26

CHICAGO. Angus %.
WAeat-Wesk and lower; 81 cash; s7h Sept
SsT Oct.
Corn-Weak and lower; 3sk cash; Ss1s Sept;
Oats-Weak and lower: e6H cash: 95x Sept
26H Oct.
Rye-Higher: II.
Barley-Highcr; so.
Pork-Heavy: 10 7zK Sept; 16 29 Oct.
Lard-Weak: IS cash and Sept; 50 Oct.
WHISKY 10.
LIVE STOCK.
EHogs-Recepts 1900; slow and easy; SC lover;
light 5 o0@5 IS; mixed packing 4 s595 Is; ship
ping 20G5 so.
Cattle-Receipts d 600; steady; good ehipI log
1904 90; hutchers' 00G.s 90; stockeIs 2502 80;
grass TsXans 2 2OG3 90