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, 1881-01-29

No ONE appears hEtllertu to have thought
Of tho tcrriblo outrago OH people 0f tho llebrcw
persuasion which Is pcrpctratcd by tho makers
ut.l vendors Of :" "1nsl-buttor." 1t Is well known
that the consumption or my pArt of tho swine
Is held to havc beon forbidden by tho grcnt Ju,s-
fsh tawgivGr, md tho Jews OF to-ttny rcIIgiousy
bcllcyc Il their duty to obey tho Injunction. No
o',o can tell how nsany Of them h.lyo unwtttnYly
CONSUMED hog greHsc untlcr tho dcluston tint 1t
wna the puro product Of m animal which ctcwH
tho cud US woft rs divides tho hoor. To hNyc ictl
them to do 80 Is u Rreat moral wrong. Tl,nro arc
lnnny othors. not Of the Hebrew faith, who
would not willingly cnt ni,y product Of tho
swlne, believing swno flesh to 10 tho great catse
of tnany dlseascs Including tic trrrlble scoltrgo
known MS scrufuln. Thpy have bccn equally
alnnctl aga!nst There may bp people who will
tas1gh ut this vcw of tho caso: hut thoy belong
to that cass which, nut rcsnectlug the rights and
feelings OK others, nrc "honest" only from fcnr
0f legal punishment. No member Of tho conl-
muuity huH right 10 trnn,p!e urou tho feelings,
or even tho pre,diccs, Of nnuther, 50 lo,g rs tho
tdlosyncrAoy Ia a hnrmcss ono. When, however,
1t comes to causing nnottor to commit whnt ho
tel!aves to DO a stu Dgninst God, or II puasiblo
wrong to Ills own bodily hcutt, It ts very grave
11lnttpr. and ought not to bp pnsscd by lightly,
whoever 1uny be tho porpetrntor. Especially 10 1t
rrprchonsib!g when tho Aodou Is committed by
men who havp not even tho ptiful plun OF tho
thief, II must live." 1t becomes M ontrnHe
worthy only Of the vcrs lowest order OF human
immortality.
, 1881-01-29

county oustrcss I. 70 such m extont that tho
nscs Snnnt m n MI ,"r # r. ~ 1 r 9r
general cnVnty purposes s,!,Iricnt to mcct' tilo
nsann II Is 'or nGo, tim, III, ,,.
shauid at lcnat provide nunpic Institutions FOR
ae,o she * OF NJ te ntrnntc 'nsano III ths
| Itcaoirei Tint il spectai Committee he appotnt-
e. e. oy tmn Chntr,',' Ut ths iln"t,l to nfer WIN
Biato, now It, sss.,o, nj Sprlnr,,rd for in nrs 1u
EM'aa or n,nkiuE the insat,o Asylum of C'xk
Hrsslrfi. Tha; % tho tsrk Of tb1s 1,oori In IL.
rcctcd t. send IL certified cnpy nf THO forc9ulr,x
n'r mi a tx sanr ~ . ~ ao !,,. ~ nI nc
kentnttvcs, nr,,1 ia every member OF lhc NenGrnl
, 1881-01-29
PERSONALS,

"GoY. Sprague appears to bo ,oad.d D.
bcar."-fsoseoe EntIkltnD. '0t
Il fenhnle I.a,1d I.cngIo l.as been s...,
lished In Chicago. Tho ncnhors calculnts sff nef
aRcs On Grill.th's valuation. "e'e
lias brnken o,t in tho 1)os Moincs Ja,, lSA In ~
caEo tho prisoners brcnk CIT. sar
st. Louis Is not to be- outtlonc ty cbt....
a leading tnerchant u that cIte l,as rc,rrd ~
business with fortune Uf ovcr $50. ''a
Col. Fair, tho new Nevada Senator, h..
habit Df addressing every man he rucct.~."a
>lnattor how old ho lnny be-as Ny son." w
"11onor OF Shamc-SNhlch 2' Is ths TN. =,
mn cdttortni IN tho Philadelphia T4n,ts 7. :.
1'entls entirely upon whether or not yo,, ss. ~.
detected. @o
II Is said TINT tho Hon. Charles F,sn.,,
Albums Is afflicted with Rheumatism and VII, -
to the Hut Springs for relief This pacIup ~ =.
iceberg In tue Hot Springs is certainly ycry nss
rehcnsibEu. wy
No wonder that 1tr. Sothern ilntcd Ia a,
lie know TINT bis dcccMsc would be followed b..
mn obituary nuttco from tho pph OF Willis w.
ter. Dir. Eotl.arn always had q grcat regard ~,
l,is fcllow-ma,,. '~
II tito person who sent iii MI item to ~.
effect that, "ntthoi,9h tho rnme Of tho new I'm.
fsvllle drnmntc star Is Fettcrs, her genius n TN.
fettorts," will call ut this Office tho ncarcst In,
tlortakcr will DO likelg to hear Of somethlcs "a
h!s advantage.
Tho Louisville Commercial OF THURSDAY
has nn article on aeon. Garflcds Cabinet" IN.
Hslnuch as Gell. Gnrile!d hns no Cabinet, fl.
nbtlity displayed In writing something oyeI !.
column about It Ia OF a kind TINT makes the I'm,
fN40 tfFnf Ion 4t.ut&+ - z4F I,
, 1881-01-29
THE pAUFER INSANE,

Alta RECENT Mcettng Df the County Board
Of tlIls county, Commissioner Sen,lo submit
ted series OF resolutions upon tho subject
OF tho number Of insane persons In thu
County Asylum. md calling the attention OF
tho Legislature to tho matter. Tho custody
and support Ut the InsAl,o hns always been d
heavy ciarge upon this county, and that
class of persons hnvo been treated here as
part Of thu panpcr population, and haye been
kept IN tho nllns-h0use. Tint building l.as,
however, never been Il proper. asylun,, It
wanting IN many Of u,oessentals Of q proper
homo fur tlat class of persons. Tho State
has now four hospitals for the Insane, to
which each county Is authorized TO sonti
such number of paupcr patients us may bo
npportlnncd to it. Many, II not q
majority, Of the conntIes Of tho State liayo
no local provision fur tho custody or main
tenarce of the Insane. md when their quotas
to the Stnto Institutions nre filed aucll nd
ditlon ri Irsnne persons as may be resident in
such counties nre removed, fran necessity,
10 such other counties rs llaye local pro-
vistu,. The result Is that the surplus pop,l-
lat!on OF. tito insnlie Of otller parts of tic
Statc aro sent here to Chlcngo 10 be taken
enro Of BY this county. II, atlditIon to this,
lnsane pa,ipers tnm Michigan, Wisconsin,
nnl Indiana nlso flnd their way to Chicago,
nirl become d chnrgo nn tits county. The
lthDrnt nrnyfston nn,In nv thfs 9tn.o for tho
care OF tho !nsnNe has naturally Ind tho
utTect to draw to Illinois from ot1lor States
where suclt provision Is insufficient n largo
population ut pauper Insane. The approprl-
alton two years ago for How hospital at
1tnnIs fro,r }ovnu,l hor f,mtt, H., inao,,, 49,.
,'".,a u. ~ oeso. ~ ''l'!'a ~ t'sao p9p'
, 1881-01-29
:. SATURDAY, JANUARY 90, 1881.

THE Nicaragua Canal Company Inns been
guilelcss and unsophisttcated to all outward
appearances: but ono Of its Directors gave
away It's plans pre,naturcly III tcstifying be-
fore Committee Of Congress the other day.
Being cross~questIoncd sharply, lie admitted
that he favored tho proposition that the United
Statcs Government should take one-l.alf the
capital stock Of the Company. eTlsere Is good
reason to believe that tho chief o!Fel,se Of tho
DO Iesseps company against the dignity Of
the UniiGl States up to this time Inns con-
sisted In not consulting the Washington
Lobby nor begging Congress for big appso-
nrfntIniI
, 1881-01-29

An urdcr-kcepcr IN menngcrto WIS recently
attnckcd By Hon In lrMinHhMm, Eng. l1e e1t-
tortd tho care III order tu ulpan 1t. 10 separate
tic Nn'tnAls frnm ttat pRrt OF tho 9aHo thtt WIS
IT, lo oltattIetl u W9o1cu pRMGt was uatd. 1t
rctehGd frunl tho top to tho tI0or Of tho cngc.
Ind was abunt two Inches IN thickness. Tho
hutipr-kecuUr, HArris by nnlIlc, docs not appear
0AaSo if!'Mlntuly cosod tue pnncl as hg gntdred.
Thu largest aluu-A powerful animal nAntelt
"W4ttaGe Spring t9wartt. Harris. tho Rlthi1.g
panel Bnyu wny from tho rtssure, nnl tho lt,..rl
stool unprotected In front at tho lion, whn With
lta mouth se!zest tho poor FELLOW By tho shoul-
der. 1INrrls, who hRd Il lIr,,oMl iii hla hand
plnchiIy defended himself for u few .lnu-
n.tnts BY striking thu linn with the hull
;lts of tho broom: Int the lion: ,elnteh!nK
HIN him with ono 0f tta pAws. anshctl hun to tho
KrEllnd md hogan Knlweng ut his body, from
which tho blo0t1 wis frorly flowing. Tho iioll-
tuner, A!tchfsnl1Hl1, Who was ut tho 0ppusft stdo
Vt tho llnll, hgaring tue ct'mnlnit1n Tliu to tho
cuFc. WIN tho utmost courage ind conlIoss i,p
entered tho aell, and t%iG9 dirGd blu pletoI, which
waH loadcd with bunk cartritlgo. All tho tno
tlArrs wns still bencAth tho lft'n, who wis tour
lug Ills llesh.. Tile .p|stol.tirsnE hull M effect
whatcyor III tue nn!inal: aud aeviuK this tho
n.tA,ncr, who htltl with him II lont1el whip
began striking tho animal with tito butt-ond. u
ts0ws nld the lust biting tho anlnIal with ter
r!tlc fHrcc 1otwcen tho eycS. appeared to efun 1t.
Tho lion looscd Harris, who wns instantly
Irt9EGd out Ut tic cHHo. Ho WIS bleeding pro-
tltscly. hut WIS not quito unconscious.
, 1881-01-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

%r.- ~ ~, 49,
NoM 1ofk NHtao's l4na.l: we presume no
a.aa nus cser Rono lsoMa th's STATE 10 the United
s.uEs ss, sena'S WIN 50 htt'e mental bagsa4so!
"'y A''" W or. il"tt'
= Now York Still lnd.l: Bad as Tho news
was. Drought by tho lttio bird In tho storm CT.
clusyely to tho SIN, 1t nevertheless proycs tnls
jay Gould, under tho gufsc ind name Ut Stanley
AintthoWs: RoGs on tho bench Of tho 6uprtms
oonfe VI ING ohltea stasos1
10 correspondent Of the Cincinnati En.
IN"N WIZ a'scoseleu nf' Ens"sh IN DIS ofee
nc sasa: - euro hoth'ng abont tlo past, nor
would to-day take tho vice.pres!cncy as 4
th,r;,. m tho ,,rtxc T.. ~. s.,s's,.. "ao su~s
..an n'ns' aus NV r4."o ~ ny "ot1u ah cao't
"as q IT 1901 tor accepting tho nomination,
from this frank on,n,on. md Its oyowoI ouuht m
restore rood fceItnu bctwccn Mr. E,nrIi.h M and
s ,rtv Tim ur,,rcs sce - c ,s',,u nns
sos o,,., ,o as no sef a,aao'o leollng Tor 1't
,n,ar a., ~ ,p,,n,a'.'s ~ - ~. ILL.,. p'nos s..
Il beicycr ii iii, ,r,,rtts NJ manH ~n ela;m III IN n
10 plnnagcrs. nm opposed to those practiets
which corrupt tho e!colors or furnish nicana for
,,Ia ,nH mea tuct OILY on tne shos o.
ihu nttthnt,tiGitT al t,o Mnrov Ints,r amd an, "
ciaILy nftcr Mr. Garfield tioulcsl it, uuyer cot
stdcrel tho duplication Ut such letter as al sc4
s, u 9ooo pollos'. l'afhum Is OF Similar opn'a
'o"'
NOW YORK Nation: Tho Democrats seem
to be repeating souQ OF tholr old mistakes I'd
refusing to mako tho proposed provision fw
Gen. 0Fant by putting him on tho retired lit af
tho nrmy with tho rhnk Of General. Thu Com
tnittco OF tho House has rofuecd to repo,t Ia
fnynr nf II. and In tt,c scnnta IN sorjar tha
,ta.,.., ~. @ 80 wv es,o ~ Nlu'as! IN ~
!hnIotl1ys W cutting OH tho aeoate on fne Du
Introduced by Con-. Ltlgnn, indicated pretty
Clearly TINT thpy did not Intend to press It oa
tt,ts ft,nuraas sonntnr 1,nrard mazda tha cn,r
s.,ts...,a,.. IT,, nuo .1S w.
su9gestion which looked Ike favoring It, byaAf'
Ing that Gen. Qrant's case would 90 moro prop
grly tlenlt with when notion wus tnl,cn which.
ho tbo,i,ht ,von,1 nrohn,,,o In so,;, ~, I'm nm
,saai 49,. '4N'.t ~ so''', ~ w
pesn! ~ tIah2 ReHornl hrovs!on IN tn9 na!us M
" remslon ior ~ ox-rresiacnts; ~! ~, =
unloftun1tu, noGause It is useless Tor tho pcmo.
cfata " o3peot tnat they VIII, IN opposf9a aoI
National tMyor to len. Grant, got credit fof ae1
htKhcr notiy9 than dislike nf tho nun Hao
psolEht {he war 70 successful close. Coek,
lncntiy, ny 90 ;nnR shoy increase tho stronSsGs Sss
my correspon.f!n9 ga!n Gen. Grant has q. q.
traorttnary that thore s no arproaah!o danEs.
that tho satisfaction OF them would ostabhsass
iuconVcnlent prcceticnt-
Npw vorlr r,,nep. u Ia oarto1r,v ti,,e thH
ss,nH 1N Hses' 20 eisaH,'s "'"s
cx1atinS Eenson laws SHOULD hc revised ano uA'
Mn end should be put to giving now facilities TOT
, 1881-01-29

appointment except tho eminent fitness Of thu
1nnn fnr Tho }tcr. Tint this Is tho conscrn-
ton thnt induced President finyns tn nppDtnt Mr.
Matthews M nnc MIL to holf cnnaHh 10 rro-
tend. Personal Krnnnt1s nra tho pnly o1ics uron
which tho nctiun IL tu bt explained.
, 1881-01-29

TO elicll constitution ut apcclal mcct,n. =,
society? q ttt
Societies @ mt orFan,rca ,; under Tho l.r H.,
Inv lp1 unto them'e'yes them They can adopt .n.s
tl,cro Il II provision roqu[fng previous sa ua'ess
Uf Buch amendment. ~Ses
, 1881-01-29

TIT CN1cAGo TRIBUNE has established hrnnoh
offices 5or tho receipt Of subscriptions mud advcrao-
nlenta M fDIl'lH4.
NEW yOnK-faoorn % Tribune Building. F. r, Nc.
FAnDES, Manager
GLASGOW. scot1and-Alfan's Amorlcan News
Ageucy. 1T llonhold.sk
LONDON. Ena.-American EzohAn9e ~ Strand.
HENNT +. tiILIfa, Ag0uk
WASHINGTON. II. C.-l3lo ntfp1k
, 1881-01-29

THE New York Times says Tint ,,ron,.
Of tho alleged ru!la dolphin fund y, f,nnn.t'a
Gen. Grant, just completed and awattIs' !o' .
ors1or, w,le subscrIbcd In New York. ny
, 1881-01-29
B0RDEA-RUFPIAN VEST.

W congress- lntaeatcs peyo,ld Lie possibility
y. e"'n' ''''t NV ."ee " uoioeF l"''ahs WHO
NV. oaso u'ae'"ee" ua. ntate u mol yeL extlnca
~ W. '"e""o' o"' INV o'o ~ laelf 1'nI'oef
.sn"'"s -, w" 'sc.'sp'c"o's III nus 1nanltesta'
.sn'l ~, y, e,er si,'.' 'nAgh !le docs i'ot i'ohr'
.sn .e'o'e. u'H4 oo"ie-S1''to. or icao gangs
pent ". nAult'el"us aot"Ss lAto ko''sas. nc
s ,"'t soplcsen'at'e' he'esthcscss, OF thelr
ma'ic'oas p.opefs'tles anu hatred OF every
'"nF Noiulefi. ai'd his lepfesenlhtloh ~
.,sa. LILLY u.o 'cse o.tous e',at IL IS exnloaeu III
s','. ","''e1l VI ."o N"un'"l Afeislht"ro
"".on ~ ples.lnso 10 W e''!m' d'ell''lco' a''.
'."n-.'l l'san w N"ll'n"' niatte's, removed
.'o.' ..m t'o y'eAe.lss u party etfne anu all-
p1o1a'',seu III ~ s'eltoenations asla aecls1o''s
"po" ~ l"eSt'ol's ''o' "'s''"cti'e'5 u'la hee-
ess"!'1s paF.'si@'.' . .......
... as'.o' oS' nus neVos onlit1ea nm onpnf-
tun'.s ~ slfe eSptcsslan 10 hlsVeFy olcflslSc
scis,.'e.s ~ III very onc'islVeManner' Even
- "'s Sel'','!'cnss "e!o lot oneNsVe anu ac
"e.o spsn""'k "itnii tao i'ho e1 uecchcs,
Nv wour' W ore1 70 esitac's1l as thtKlng 100
'ANs", w! "ne'' he caanot rise wlthoht
40, ''sa'''4''''k '.'o "'t u. o1"sgaaoclo anu cnh-
nv opei' ms NOUN except 70 vent hls spite
"sa'',se , .n u'e 1sepo"''can patty IN particular
'nu! lao .N"rt. ,a' Eenef"s' IL may DC said not
ut's ~. ',at no Ml"S TOO lnucli out loo ln,'cl'
1no usus a'N' Neoci' WHOSE
imoN'".'isa ,t, ate not 50 oao'seroas Is lucy arc
"'seas'1nE' s1
thelo a1o I'VE classes ol subjects Which
n1e auto ~ p'i.s 'sei'ator vest 70 us iect anu
" eSpnse Tug oenate anu tl'o country TO
.otfel't VI ''s Sl!!y h'alice aid ir'potont ols-
'cft WncneVer ufeS come nl'. cltler directly
VI .h"'t'c.ls' one ol tnese IS any alausioh
20 I.o SERVICES ot INC Kcpiolscnh party, to
"l'stnhe conhcetetl Will Its past, pres
sn., ol lut"fc. 10 any fcM'nisconce
pcionRhg 10 II, or 10 any claim
"lsoc ps H. Inc othor IS Tue suggestion OF
ans nle"sl1'c ttat II Tor Tho benefit OF tho
"Aolo country, that involves patriotism or
l'ul recognizes III sectsons OF tic country as
p"t's oi one 4satlon. Iln Mcro mention OF
"nytnifE Q. tn's K'na hi1la''les hlhl rs red
rug aoes quill anu hls antics very closely
lgsen1ole IL. lnose OF that lhtnrlatetl ai'ininl.
l.o movement 10 nlace etcll. Grant upon tho
lct.ren hsI III ms ocen the OBJECT OF nus special
n'e'slo''' lho"s1 IL Is ono feature OF
.neas.'so e ~ pchs'oh our eS-rFeshlents,-a
'lcasuto winch 'as commented itselt to tho
, 1881-01-29

4A%03a 011AE0 f9s QVuo1ulA1.
It Is not to be denied tint In the senate dis
cusston Of Our navigation iaws Mr.. Deck rep
resented tho great agricultural mnsses OF tho
country, anil Mr. Dlaine tho sfipbui!tllug t,,-
terests, which are confined 10 tl,o Now FIJI
gland coast and small strip Of territory
'tiong the Delaware River. No party Issue
was involved simply because 3lr. Beck Is n
Democrat ana Mr.. Blaine Republican. The
Democrats llavo done nothing during the
several years they lnyc controlled the M
tlonal legislation to inspire popular conf
dcs'co In their party cry Of "Free Ships.n
They are divided by selfish and sectional In
tcrests up0n this rs upon most issues. Nor
was 1t fair IN Mr.. Beck to assumc TINT Afr.
l}lainc spoke rs thu coming Premier OF tho
next Administration. There Is MS yet no
authority for announcing Nr. I3laincs acces-
sion to that position, anl certainly mono for
lntp'ltlng tn him my purpose to sl,ape tic
affairs Of Gen. Gart'cld's Administration to
suit luis own present constituents In utter
disregard of tho vast interests outside that
community. AIr. blaine spoke rs Senator
from Maine. lie Is now III a position
where any other utternNccs would be
construed as betrayal OF the polit-
nrofaf,Iv hoyc cnl1eJ ant m e,nnhot;o ~.
nrcsstou of rcsoutmcut rrnm tbhso WIN sa,,t
h1m tn thu scnotc, IIe wifi bo co.strn;no,,
nv other cona,,1or,ttona ;r In on,or f:a,, Co.
fcl,,,s Cabinet. 1fe viii 'thon oss,,na y ,,e,,,
nn,l hronicr r.euonaih,,,t,. ord. ,,.,,l ,,nt
fo,l IN annrcct,to tha rhnrno In i,o rot,t,n,,
to tho general public.
,,,s,s,, ~ ',',n,1,',,,o o. w.. ,tH,.' ~
,,a,s.,.a. 1,,. ...,' W ..as s'.' Inv
tro",aI .trn,,, ,r ratoetoI ,."'',,a.,,o '"o so
,,,,,,l, ho,iovas t,o+ to o,.,, ,...o."s.s
nn.,, ~. =, .'' w" 49, ss's .:r ."o
, roa.on,,.' ~ ~ :'ss rui st - .ne .t .'"s'
aa,,a', s ,s," g VIZ ''ss .ao 1Ats1.ea" lm'
t,,,,.s s"" ~, 10 .,. ..' -. ~, s'et p.-
ma ,,,',,uI . ~ ~" .,. ~ .ae.. ot,a.'o''
~ nusoy y: - " ."A ~ wv ,'"'ct,ui ttlat e''
.." u'' soas.. us..v.a au tet VI s'ps'
.,... ."an"s W A."ss +" ~ pr ee"' vi p"F1s
.'.' saIso, w." sIen ~ plu"'pl1 '.!e pufen.so
.,.s. u "a uusa t4.o ~. is " st'l,s
sua w." Jul. , s'so" ~ 4,, e'. o kae
",' .s ps ;" A',n ~, "sa. ,1'' e1 " A,'esl
aa.,,s, 0".' "a"'.,. , W ..o "'en asaS' a''u tllo
.sa.aos, -. "S ."s. 'v"oas' "'sa 'i'o eoi-
.'n,a,,,a r.. ~ .,,o 'Ias ..sou.a .eo.s' ~ - in-
hu'ssuso ~, NV ANS ., 's"''s ~ co.npss' WIN
"J. ..A',., psopeS ~ Wv '",ys ,, Issue ol 'he
,,,,.. .I '.,.,.p NV" Nv" s,'' "s o.as. Hue'ons
1"ro,asa y ' amannaat " 1.,,p. "..s1 s,,,s sss Gun
"os,n' ~ v1S .,,a w., ","o". ..s. p!u'tu! "
1pss..n ~ y. e"ss ~ Nv "' nuss w"ss w ~
pus.vs " .o.'aoi u.o e'ssns ,tauc, ~ .'a
.se1t..o. .,Hs -. as"aias's"s pe.po wiz I'm.
pss. "pe. 'oaerso w., 'oito'tulo y. eau"i
, 1881-01-29

Exphslt1on HNtf1tnR.
Lnke fr0nt oppDalte Adams sttoot. Whhls axhl
billion from 4. III. IL III u, Ill.
, 1881-01-29

Centrni Augtc.xInlt.
Corner of Randolph md btate streets. Tf,e Btod
tGrd Lectures nt2 md Bp. nj.
, 1881-01-29

CoupEs, Ill, Jan. oz-Can society, hay
Ing = constitution which contains no clause pro-,
std!ns TOR lta amendment, pasa an amsninsnt
, 1881-01-29

Grand Opern-IIonae.
Clark street. pppOalt now COurt-1fouAc. EnRage-
mont OF Sol Hmith Nussol!. "EaRcwoou Folks" AZ.
tetnoon and etOn4nR,
, 1881-01-29

$50 1YnverlY's Thentre.
Dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. Minstrel en-
Ierialnmont. Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-01-29

McTleker's Theatre.
Madtson street, hotween Htate md Dearborn.
EnkaRcmens Of MIR. II. q. Curtis. "SAm1 OF posep.''
Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-01-29

0lfmpIc TheAtre.
C1nrk street, between Lake md ltandoiph. EnRn9c-
61ent Of Marines Novelty Combination. Afternoon
and evening.
, 1881-01-29

Academy of Muslc.
.Iinlated Rtreet, near Stndson West sldn. EnEaRo.
mont Of George ". Thompson. "facup." Afternoon
Hnd evening.
, 1881-01-29

Nootey's Thentre.
Randolph street, hotwecn Clark nrd La aA1te. En-
Fsgcmcnt Of Morton l. 1Iomer'a Hnssrois. Afternoon
and veniug.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-09
JAMES N. DAWSON.
Another Iowa Testim onial.
KELLOGG, Iowa, Mayl7

KELLOGG, Iowa, May II, 1879.
DR.. L. w. C0nndughton:
Strive have deferred writing to
you, knowing that your time was full
ly occupied that the needless inquir-
les would only consume it for no use
But we now feel that courtesy
demands that we should let you know
how Mrs. B. is progressing, She is an
entirely different person to what she
was six weeks ago whom we started
to see you. knowing that something
must be done and that quickly, but
dreading to sry again for fear of ano-
Their failure. But we are happily
mstaken. Her health has been better
than it has been for a long time and
is steadily improving. The stomach
trouble has been remove, and the
whole system generally improved.
Her strength has so increased that she
can walk three to five miles any day
without fatigue. There are several
parties watching and wondering at
her rapid gain and will soon probably
be down to see you sometime this
summer.
l should close and not encroach on
your time but L must first express my
gratitude to you for the wonderful
you have rendered Mrs. B. :;
for words are to feeble to give you the
feelings of our hearts for what you
have done for US. We wish you a
success. We remain yours
truly, j, FL f. BALDERsoN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-09
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-09
Nervous Debility Loss of Vital Fluids,
Seminal Weakness, Etc, Cured.

DR.. Connaugton-Dear Sir: When
| first employed your skill | was
indeed sufferer with all those ills
that follows the violation of those
laws of our experience. the abuse of
ofswhich leave their terrible effect too
plainly told. My memory was i'm
paired: my body nearly ruined. 1 had
languid feeling, nervous debility,
wasting dreams, weakness of the back,
floating scales before the eyes, some
thing like webs-forgetful inabil-
ty to concentrate my mind, awful
fOreboding, desire to avoid company.
dull, heavy feelings l was wasting
away and respondent. I have been
using your wonderful remedies for
three months, and have regained my
former vitality and vigor. My body
and mind are improved; am indeed
a new being. with nearly all my for
mer vigorous mind nd body. l am
now able to study my theological stu
dies, and leel that l am man again,
and know how to shun that awful
awful habit which would have ruined
me but for your skill.
am ever your friend, II. K. @.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-09
Deafness Cured.

An aged Lady cured Of DeGfaess-ISs-
tinaony OF Mrs augusta Breyer, Resi-
dence No 623 Ripley Street. Davenport.
Iotca.
DR., Connaugton has cured me in two
days of deafness and noise in the ears
of many wears standing, after l had
considered myself hopeless. can and
do most cheerfulIy recommend DIR.
Cannaugton as a master of his profess
sion, and advise the afflicted to employ
his skill whenever they have an Op-
portunity to do so. He has effected
many astonishing cures in this city,
and has done an astonishing amount
of good. MRS. AUGUSTA Dryer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-09
II MURPHY.
Davenport, Ia, July 4, 1880.
Catarrh of Twelve Years Standing
Cured.


From Captain Lon Bryson, Agent
Keokuk Northern Line, and Com.
mission Merchant:
Davenport, June 9Th, 1879.
DR.. W 2 Connaugton, 1 have been
afflicted with catarrh for over twelve
years, and tried various remedies and
physicians, with only temporary relief
Last winter the catarrh returned with
increased severity, so much so that |
was nearly deaf in one ear and suffer-
ing severely with pains and noises in
my head and sore throat. About three
month since [ commenced your treat
ment with at once convinced me as
being the only rational treatment |
had ever tried, and proved itself so by
the relief it gave me Now my hear
ing is as good as ever; no noise in my
head and very tlittle hawking and
spirtieg; and had [ followed the treat.
ment as persistently as you desired.
| believe a perfect cure would have
been experienced by this time not
withstanding my neglect.
Yours truly. Lon BRYsoN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-09
Complicated Case.

Davenport, September 8, 1879.
DR., Connaughton:Dear Sir: was sick
fer twenty years and for several years
could scarcely walk about town. My
breath was short and | suffered from
pains all the time; also from palpita~
tion and interval fever or burning son
sations. | also suffered from pains
low down across my boWelsfand back,
and was reduced in flesh. l now feel
like a different person my health is so
good. Mrs. l. WATT.
ITO Harrison street,