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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-27
2njerne SDuntD.
Wiffesbarre Sfahridjtsn.

- 9lm Ssreitaa Ibenb ltarb bier mad
nur furaer 8rantbeit Der aaeemeiu be-
Iiebte gGirtb Der ,,9atteI0r Sale"
! Seipri6 &siIsr, i'm Hitter bon AZ SSabs
rem. aeiler ipar in 2crid. 8beinbeT:
fen, geboren; furs nab Gusbru6 bes
9ireerfrieseS mad 2tmerifa sefpmmen,
nabm er 9ienite I'M unicnsbeere, in
benz er bis gum SbluB bes 8rieaee per=
bIieb. gr flinsirte suna6it an msbre=
rem Bldben als 8arfceper unb etablirte
ii6 fpdter auf 8opman's Sia, bic er
einise i3eit na6 bem 3pbe bon SpIepb
Bigger beien WirtbIbaft an Suo
Wainitrabe fduiIi6 eriparb. 8eiIsr
mar unperbeiratbet unb binterIGbt. 70
pieI mir ipifien, bier feline 8srlpanbten,
aber oeitU mebr Steunpe, bic ben uners
iparteten Cob bes ftets iopiaIen, urges
miitbIiden Sospis Der 8athelor Sa[le
aufri6ti9 betrauern. Da8 8eerdbnib
hes 8eritorbenen fanb am Sonntag
3a6mittas uuter 8eiipObnuns Der
8ranb 4rmp uno anberer 8ereine, fps
tpie 3abIrei6er 6reunbe itatt.
- Der SenatoriaIs Gonbent Der Dee
mpfraten ipirb am Dtenitas ben ]. Sc.
bruar I'M Grbitratipns3immer bes bieii.
gen GourtbaufeS itattfnben.
-Ssrr Sobn Osri6ud, bonn ,,Sas
;Ietpn 8pIfSblatt." bat Srn. s. War.
rem 2eipis als Observation-Disclosures aufs
senpmmen unb suslei6 bic @rbBe beS
8latteS bon a6t Seiten auf bier rsbu.
tirt.
&. g. SilIarS III iebt Gbef.Snses
nieur unfereS Seuerbepartements uno
9. S. Rotb unS Pster Sorpe iinb feline
Aiiiitenten.
Soc Carer. Elm Sa,Ietoner @irtb,
1T Der Seiiber eines iunsen Sunbes nit
ftinf Seinen unb pbne S4pan;.
- Bsnn baS ,,Mp6enblatt" ben
itets couIanten, unermiibIi6en 8aits
tpirtb George obmaun abipeds
ielnb in 9peiie unb grpIa preist, 70 ees
i6tebt ss IebisIi9 besbaIb, fpetl CT ss
perpient, benn ct beitrebt iih, benz
8ubIitum nur bas Bette rorsufeben,
mas 8ii6e unb Seller su liefern i'm
Stanbe iinb. Du fannit ieIbit binses
ben ober per Telephone oeer Telesrayb
elm gfen fir cine beliebise 9lnsabl 9ers
ipnen beiteIIen - in benz sinen ipie i'm
anbern Sale ipirft 9u sur 3ufrieben.
beit bsbient.
- @dhrsnb WilIiam S66ner am
Dienitas in BET WablmiibIe nabe benz
8abnbofe ber 8. & 9. 9nbn be1hdfs
tist mar, erfabte bic Wafdine feline
8Ieiter unb Der llnsIidIi6e ipuroe
mebrmals bsrumssibIeubert, ebe es se,
lang, bic Wai6inerie aum StilItanb
su brinsen. Sc ersab fid. bab er bel.
be 9eine sebrpben uno nod ionitige
8erIebunsen erIittsn bate, bod sr.
bolte er ii6 i'm SpipitaI baIb ioipsit,
caB bic eebrpdenen 8Iieoer einseri6tet
tuerbsn fOnHten unp SUffnuns auf 3sts
tllns feines 2sbsns pcrbancen 1T.
-SameS sbeers, elm anabe. fieI
am Samitas i'm Q8aibinstGn 8pbIen.
lperf III Rlpmoutb unter bic Barren unb
lpurbe 10 ihiuer herIeBt, baB sr am
nabiten Gage itarb.
- Nubs Der Susquebanna Bride
iperben @isbI6de 90 Sol bid 8eI6nits
ten.
- 0ur6 cine Grplpiipn i5la8enber |
g9etter irurbe Sobu 9erb am Oontag |
III Der SpIenbad Utnc lebenssefdbrIi6
ucrIebt; ct Iieet i'm Soipital in Ses |
banblung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-27

g EOR GE KELLER.
SGnelfr in
@tfeHWaarGaHeB0IDerS SGlI8FeF

f39 penn aSt, Scranton, pa.
empFebH lsin rribbaltigts gaaer ppn Sbiir.
eanetrH S6lSisrH 5biirfHSpfrn, iibsr boupt
als IN finsm 5arbparf Stpre sprbancen,n
esartt9en arIiteln. 5frnsr feline arpljr glns
pabl pom NslIerihmisbwaarrn, sem Piuio.
iur.Saltenmslitr an his gum srSetru 5rancbir.
meier. Spn her frinifrn Sderrs bis ,ur Stuei.
efrlnfere ar0etsr GsmsuIpn. Gernrr line alle
sIlethen 2SfrtifuaE ais GsiIen, Belle, Dam.
elrfpanebnbsn II. |. NJ. tilIiaif ~ babtn.
S6rpt, BuIper unb 8atrpnen.
Hfparatiirsn ppn SblSiTern, S6liiTeln R,.
genF unb pnnenidirmtn, Sdleifeu ollsr
Written Sbnsipwnfseusr, 8silsn son SGosn
ptre prompt unb gut bslUrgi.
5llnten uno 8ebpIper
ptretn auf bic ttife 9tri rsparirt uus 4amer
10 tr , en- in StabI auf 9tfttlluua anass
itrii9t. "o'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-27
srautOn, Pa., Oonneritag, ben e. Sanuar 1884,

Die .. II. $. 6. 60. bat bpriges
Sabr aus ben aIbanp u. Susauebanna.
ReniaIaer II. Saratosa un6 0eip gorf
II. Ganabi gifenbabneu einen Yrofit
bon ss5. 900 beraussei6lasen tpdbrenb
ii6 in friiberen Sabrtn nur Defisite sr'
8aben.
Sn SatpIep 1T am 9onnerItaa
8. u. R. gcit go. 1876 prganiiirt pOrs
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-27
Sos bette Msittci
gtgeH
6als & 9unacnIrioen.

eung .ntraui5riitn iiup
auasmciH vOrberriasu, III
seiabrIith, edb ein iaert.
nuo Super!diiiaeS oeilmitts.
etHe 2sobIibat fur isbsu Dor
otrism setoeH aeplastei
Renfhen n. 2Ipsr's Sir
ei,tn8ruifnitrsl CHERRY
PICTORIAL IL alS ipldto
brtdnnt. uno itiurs ber aHs
esrHiO bdufia auasprisisuer
WitiSI perbieut bnSgertrap
en- oee publitums 70 iebI
Ipie bieiee. 0asielbe III her
mild Juiammen8eiest aus
ben uortreiIiaiten bsr mes
bieiHii4sn @iiienidoft bss
tauntsn arsusimittsI nnb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-27

GalTsnttitaus tts S&uI.E6aB-
mtiffus am 81. On. fSS0.....S i,595 SO
Mas binmit a6tnnseppu uuinbrtitst miro.
g, y. aiHssturn
>taet-G GentrolItr.
Stabt Scranton, eadapanna Geuntp. ss.:
am srauiieiisn 1aa I'M 9anuar 1881 ere
fmien psrfsnIid rer mir, BEN untTttihusten
WaYcr eu Stabt SndHten, 6. ., afHseburp,
ptlnu, na6etm Ct stbSris tinsti6nortu, u.
Hart uns last eae nab ftiusR btnfH WiiTsH
uub @Iaubtn bic rsrfftbsuetH Tarifflunssn
sutat. riStis Hne pabr lsien.
g. .. aiHssburp.
8sf6psrtH uHs bsslautiat ssT mir am 90
SaHuaT 1881. 7. q. peRetItS
Wassr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-27


leripTibt seraes hurd sisit no1 pifienf6aftlidhen
artneipieH eriolgte 9uidmmeniesuns aIsi4mabtat
9rtuua uHb ben beit mo8ItAsu GrtoIa. DeshaIb TONS
len fowcbI AerIte oils arante b eisss DlitteIs nit
arobten 9uperfibt beoienen. GO III teine arlinss
oie 8ebauptuna tpenn mir iagtn bab es ben grines
hiten ruiiieuihafttiaen 5tubien bis isst nod nidt
lsuHssu H. elm bssres RiitsI sur SsiIuns pon SaIs
/ euussntrauibtteu bsrsutensu. Die arauibeit pire
Ourd5 ben gebraud besieIbeH nt blob aehoben. fons
bern IS psrbsu bic araHtheitsfeims aus benz Spiiem
sHtisrni. Gie Ssiluua 10 sine idneae une fhers.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL eisuet iidb fir patieuteu
itstn atters unb geidetss febii tr Rineer, bic es
psatu bee suttn Gsidmades obns S9wisrisieit Hsts
men. 1ei 8sbanouua Don espcbnli4em 5uffen,
GrfdItuus. SaIstufliiHeaHs, Rronebitis, SH.
HasHIa, Hiihma, 8rduHs uHb Gatarrh IN bic Girs
tiug ron AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL sine aerabesu
sriiauntHee. Sauienee peteeH idbrd hurdl ben leis
tiasu @ebraudt besislben cor iApsren Qranfhsiten
bipahrt. es ioIlte III feiHer 6amit febleH ais stH
5dusmiitsI ssssH pIcsIids anidas. Bel gsud,bu'
firn uHe MusItbruns sibt 90 fsiu piriiamsrss uus
tnosrueerts Rititl ale bisfes.
Die eritaunlitsH Riren, ueiGe AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL In Der saulsH sSsIt bspirtt bat, iue sHf
biarsitsnes Garaniie. bab ss aud in 5uiuuft bic
beeH ReiuItate ersieleu uirb. Gin unparteiifhtr
8eriuh wire fsbft ben drafisn SpsifIsr uon isiusr
wuHesrbartu SeiIirnit fberJtuaeu, uHb pirb peiisr
Iur aHsrteuHuHs bee gouas ilbrsu. ben bisies prds
paras Dor allen unOsru TitteIu sur SsIuHs ppu Guns
seniraniheitsn aewdbrt.
9itbeiteu asrsts bss eauees iinb nit ser 3uiammsHs
ietuHa poH AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL bstaHnt une
sHpithlsH ts ibrsn atieHieH uHe utidrsbsHs ss iHhs
rsr praris. Gas peneHb tiHes baIbtn JahThunhtrts
Heiert etHtH uHtmitoblien 8eipeis. bas bieiee ras
parat TN Stanbe IT, de aunasntrantbsien gu btiIeH.
bic absrbaupt moo msHi6Ii9sr 5iIis susdHsIi4 ilHs
Subrreitet bnH Or. Z. 6. aber 6 Co.,
praitiihs uuO dnuIptihs Gbsmitsr.
Fcpsn, Deaf.
usberaIt In allen apothstsu ~ kaben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-27
= gtn Der SatpIes Speisbabn ipuroe
porise Mode nit Der 2esuns zines britz
ten SbiensnjtranaeS beaonnen.

Ser SonesbaIe 2ieSerfrans tpirb
ieinen biesidbrissn Wasfsnbal in ben
8dumen bes 9iaticnal SoteIS am gbene
Des 8. Sebr. abbaIten, uno es beripri6t
berfeIbs ale friiberen an Clan; ;u iibsrs
treffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-27
Sert1. OeS StaOt=G Gua=
tr0llcrs,
bom l. sIpril 1880 bis 81.
0eSember 1880, neun 0ionate.
an hen TrdFefnttn une bic MitsIitbr sts
Stlttt uHp Common Councils her City

au hen TrdFetnttn une bic MiisIitbn sts
Stltft unb Common Councils esr City
BON SCRANTON.
Wsint 5srrtn: Gin Grlab ttr 0s-
itsatbuns ma6t ts mir iur pfiGt, in tsr trIisn
rtsslmGbigen 8trfammung bts Stahraibts
i'm 9anuar tiuss jtesn 9atrfe sinsn ausfiibr-
lt6su Sri6t einjubriussn iibr bic 5tnan,sH
bn Staet etr S6ultsbSrps unb bic ibr IN.
ptrirauttn Summtn, norm alIt ausaabsn Der
Stabt unc her S@ultbsrtt aufsefiibrt iInb.
fopie bic SurfIsn, aus esntH bic einnabmfn
unp }snes fitesn, uno In ipt6tr Wdit bit-
ftIbtH ausseasbtn puretH. iset RtGnuHs be-
sisittf ppn tintr ausfiibrIiftH Daritsuus un-
ter fsparatsr 8ubrif, anssbsne bic psrfhisbtntn
pom Stapiratb stmd6tsu grpillisunssu, hr
auf iset @ntpillisuns ssjsasHt Sstras uHe
bic giiln;tn, ptlts gum Tsbii pbfr Gteii
folder 8srwilIisunafn ittbtn.
in littrtinfimmuus samit babe Id bic
gbrs 9butn mtinsn Stribt jur Durdlitt ju
Unite. trtittn, umfaiftne bic ItsttH nsun Wipnait
aufdnssnb am 1. ApriI 1880 uub snetns am
81. Tfj. 1880, iurluiIre tfitn Idgt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-27

Die @sIsbrten finS jegt sarin einig tab bic
mftltsn aranfbfiten eurb aeltUrtt Aitrtn pter
| rebfr sntebsn, unb eaB renn eie pidbtiaen
S,r9nns in autem ,3uitane gfbalien perteu.
tSslunebtit has Rriuitat irin miro. gBars
ners 2 Re Rifren uue Seber Sur
" atprnnfn aus entm etnfaden hcptiden
Slatte
bon ieItcncm Spcrtbe
une IT stn pplItpes Seilmiitrl filr bic fpaen-
een yeieen:
9iudenitmer;eu, idIimmeS 9rpfntb.
S6mmrcl, gluibldben, entsilnp,te 9(us
gen. grmuoung. 9il6tidpeib
SdmerSen I'M nnterleib. SerstIppfen,
8Ibiubt Stein. ihmersbaitee urinis
ren, Oialariul Sieber, Sieber & Iaue
llnp ale aranfbsitet, pelde eurd uncre.
nnns rsr Nrrsn, Sster cher Sarncraans ver.
uradt pereeu.
Ss IT tine li6ers une gewiIis Sur
fiir ale wsitltdsn eibsn, ME
Seueorrboa. GntSunoung, @iteruna
unb SalIen Der @ebdrmutter.
9s pnirclirt une resulirt bic Wsnihuaiicn,
uno III sin rreslsntrs unp Fderrs Nlhe fir
Jrausn pGbrenb her Sdpnnguitaft.
@ls Gin Slutrriuigsr III &c uniitrreidt,
etnn ss fllrirt bic Srganr, bic eae SIut M a.
hen. 6iir
@eitpiire, 9eitteulen, ScrofeIn, G,Iieb.
i6pamm. SuISilub, Sersifhngen ourd
Auedillber unb anoere Droguen,
unr it iidr in irbsm Sale.
Sir Sarntub, Smpoten;, 8reusI6mer.
sen uno dbnlide @ebrehen
III es tiu iItsres uup ihnslles 6silmitsl.
Gs II bic sinjis brfannir Weei3iu, peIte bic
Srtgbts ardnftsit furirt bat.
gls Elm gereis Der Heinbfit uno pts Sc.
salts eisiss Srpbsn Naur Seilmittrls, leirt
Die fpl9supe
Sbcmiidbc slnalpfc.
9. VI. yattimrrI, gh. D, &. {. D., gro.
friIrr err 9bemir in her llniperfGt ppn 9tod,ss
tier, u. D., befnnnt nit ber pCpulartdtS Sunb
Rem Gnpieuft Spu gSarurr's Safe
U ieren unp yeber aur, bat mad, elmer
tbemtideu glnalpis eas fplasnte
3susnIB psrBfentitbt;
llniprriitSt prn Hp6sfsr,
Sbsmlihes Sdbpratprium,
Rcteifrr u. 2I., s. an. 1870.
pr. 9 9. SSdrnsr bat mtr cas- jcrmular
itsratben fir eine WepSiu, bic ven ibm ia.
,riiirt unp rrfauit ptN untsr her algemeineu
ron 9Garners safe
u teren uno Sebtr Sur SD babe
'sn 5abrifanpnsPrcisB unisriuht, psldrr nit
Ircbsr gprildt uup mad neuelfr Metbpee ae
iibrt wirh. Sd babe ferusr ven ieinem ga6c.
atcrium prrten dlisr aifrlllen eHtncmmeu
Ne lei ,3ubrsinns eeisr 3eeBn aebrouht
ptrern, uur Had Ertiider lluttriutluua ffnbc
n tielrlbsn, pie aud bic Weri,iu, pelde ie
ileeu, gaujicb irei ccn yifiigfn Ctrr idGtlihen
ubilGuscn. z. u yuttimgre.
Iisie Msci;ir. rsIdr icIhe gEunper pcQ.
'radt femmt in srpBsru 6llidru ale irgfne
INC aucUs Arpijiu aur zen Rdrit une wiro
on allen 9lprtbfrrn Su II % PER 5lailbe rsr.
aufi' 5llr Saruflab frasr Ha6 gS aruerS
afe QtGtstes Rur Gs III eiu
der pirfrupes Rittsl. -. 81 0pdruer
, So, 9icdeitrr, y. y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21
A Peach King.

From the American (Gergia) Republican
The largest peach orchard in the world
is not 10 Georgia. as the papers have 1t,
but in Chamber county, Alabama, near
the Georgia lise. 1t contains $50 acres,
and has yielded $4,000 werth Of peaches,
Il is owned and cultivated by MIR. John
Parnell. a brother of the Irish aeita:or
De came to this county some ten OIL
twelve years ago, and bought an old and
worn out cotton field which he has con.
verified in to this immense peach orchard
and is always the first to have early
peaches on the market, for which he re-
ceives almost fabulous prices. He il
getting immensely wealthy at the bust
ness,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21
An Honest Medicine Free OF Char

Otall medicines advertised to cure
any affection OF the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, we know of none we can re-
commend so highly as DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Hay Fever
Hoarseness, Tickling of the Thoat, loss
of voice, etc. This medicine does
positively cure, and that where every
thing else has failed. No medicine
can show one half so many positive
aud permanent cures as have already
been effected by this truly wonderful
remedy, For Asthma and BroH-
chitis it is perfect specific, curing the
very worst cases in the shortest time
possible. We say by all means give ii
trial. Trial bottles free. Regular size
81 90. For sale by G. Speidel
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21
CON SUMPTION

Combined with PHOSPHO-NUTRTT
n actenfffc presen tation OF soluble wheat phoe-
nh exactly as they exist naturally in the gra1n
and are needed for perfect health in the Human
System.
Fact God Liveg OIL is conceded to be the Con-
ump.ive's most valuable assistant.
Fact MANY patients cannot bear the ordinary
Cad Liver OIL on account Of sensitiveness OF the
stomach.
Fac. 8.-PhfIllrs' Cod L 7er OIL Ia the purest
bland Norwegian variety. and is selected Tor It's
uEuEnal medicinal efficacy.
Fact4.-PhfIIips' Oil and Phospho-Nutritine com,
bined Is really pAatabe, and is relished and easily
retained by the most delicate
Fact 6.-Thie combination with Phospho -Nutri-
zine imparts to the Coo Liver Oil curative and re-
eeorative property and power which seem mystic
rfoue but which are in reality purely scientific.
These Five Facts suggest the reasons why Phil
tns, Pslatable Cod Liver OIL Combined with Phos-
Dho-Nutrifine effects such invariably happy re-
sults In Consumption, Emaciation, Wasting, Scrof-
MA ricketts,, and Wea knesses and Diseases Of the
Lungs: also, for Nursing Mothers.
Free from any nauseous taste or smell, miscible
In water perfectly assimilable and containing
varnedfsl properties before attained in med
cine this preparation Is submitted with confidence
70 patients and Dhysicisns Price 81 per bottle;
bottles for 50
Phvsicians are Invited TO send for explanatory
circular to O. q. Phillips, Manufacturing Chemist
Plat Street, New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21
The 9ailg Arsus.
RocK ISLAND. .rxr.1Hors
The Utah Deleears Confess,

There has just leaked out good story
from Utah. which is causing a good deal of
comment in Washington. According to
the rules, a notice OF contest has to be
served within thirty days after the nlinF
Of the certificate of election. Cannon. the
sitting delegate, and who was unquestion-
ably elected by an overwhelming majority
ct the late election. but counted
out 5y q Republican governor, :get ready
the notice of contest but when ready
Campbell, the good and truly pious gen
tile could not be found. Cannon tele-
graphed to New York, lChicago, Omaha.
and Salt Lake, but could not get the run
of Campbsll's, rapid movements. He
scoidently heard of him at Cireleville.
Kan, and telegraphed there, but the bird
had flown. Becoming thoroughly
frightened for fear the thirty days would
expire. Cannon sent four notices OF contest 0
to Salt Lake. each to q particular friend,
with instructions to hunt Campbell, regard
less of expense. One man took the train
east and accidently met Campbell at
Green River station on the very last day
of the thirty. Campbell was about t. 81,
down. to breakfast. 10 faucied security, but
the man with four wives and seat 10
congress was too much for him. The
| gentleman was SO upset by being discover
ed that be could eat no breakfast. Had
he been able to avoid the. service of potics
of contest, Cannon could hardly have
maintained bis contest"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21

The ramon is revived in " ashington
that Sherman is to be asked TO remain ct
the head of the treasury, aud that the
president elect has personally urged Mr.
Sherman to accept This is done, it il
said, at thesr.quest of President Hayes,
who fears his friend Matthews will not be
confirmed as Justice of the supreme cour'
and hopes the latter may be able to secure
the senatorial nomina tionIfrom Ohio.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21

fhe ga celsiur Chsr Is the lest Chair in the mar
ket. The beat made. The most durable. The
hest finished. The Chair that gives the best gstis-
faction The best for tas Office, the puelre buuS-
Ing, the versnda, tas parlor the Invalid. Thir.
tsen different styles AL W0iz warranted. Send
for cuts and pytee list to -
GREENE 4 sTURDEvANT,
Summit Statiou.N Y,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21

The Nantuoke. journal prints the fol-
lowing from an old scrap book: Elm
1641-2. very cold Winter. Boston harbor
was SO deeply frozen as to be deeply
frozen as to be passable for horses, carts
and oxen for six weeks In 1857, dur
ing the greater part Of the Winter. sleighz
and loaded sleds passed On the ice from
Boston to Nantucket"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21

Ny daughter says. How much better
father is since be used Hop BitteTs." He
is getting well alter his long suffering
from disease declared incurable, and We
are so glad that be used your Bitters "A
lady OF Rochester, N Y.-Uticd Herald.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21

3General Grant has subscribed 81 900 to
the stock of the Worlds Fair association.
of which he is president, 1t is meant. of
coarse, as q go-thou-and do likewise
suggestion. OF course the association
will rebate the money and charge to ad-
vertising:- Chicago Times.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21

The clearings OF tie Chicago banks fol-
the week ending Saturday, Feb. 10Th. foot
up total of $27, l43 ,496 ,06. being about
s., 400. 900 more than for the correspond
ing week last year
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A. DoDsE & Co., Bankers and Brokers, ~
Wall Street, New York, buy stocks on reasonable
margin and when desired. will advise when and
what to buy Also Stock Privileges In which CAS-
to 800 can be probably invested Opportunities
for good profils constantly occurring. Full In
formation on application, and Weekly Report sent
free.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21

The refundiue bill will pass the house
and it is nov thought, will receive the ere
sidents approval
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-21

Chicago packers have slaughtered and
sailed 1928 600 hogs from October 81.
1887, to date. against 225 ,00O fer the
corresponding period a year ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-11

lard, away from sight, the father
b, re his child, and making him
sneel upon the grass. struck hard
and Glow with the switch Of The apple
rec, telling his boy to confess; yet
dumb as Isaac upon the altar be-
meath mis- fathers knife, the shrink-
,ng childhood OF the boy received bis
hard Chastisement, Carried back,
sil trembling as with chill Of death,
to the house of mourning. the little
boy was laid in his bed. still frozen
tight OF speeob. aud only the oint-
ment of q mothers tears fell on bis
tortured back and famine narrowed
enuulGefs. out his large eyes turned
10 little box that be kept bic
treasures in, and they placed il
IN his bed where be lay all day
s'gbing from his inarticulate soul.
The fathers heart was wrs nched to
think Of such a trail, dear SOD persist
ing 10 his Wickednets and turning
from repentance. 81 sat by his eide
all that afternoon, demanding his
boy to confess and save them both
the pain OF another chssiisem cot,
which else he would feel required TO
enfJrce next day. The boy trembled
but did not speak. and gut his arms
around bis little box as II il were his
brother.
The lGng night through 8 sigh
went through the chamber ever and
anop from those suffering lips,
Neither man nor woman slept. Al
early day the anguishe1 father felt
That the stern punishment must be
melted ont again unless his boy spoke
ard repeuted. He rose and passed
into the chamber where the son lay
on his lowly beo, all strewn with his
little drawings, and his arms around
his box. He sighed no more, bat
seemed asleep. Upon MS face q
color psler than the snowy sheets ex-
tended. Another guest WAS in the
bed; the guest that cometh, like q
real thief In the night.
Mary" cried the father, Mary
my wife, come bers! Robert is dy-
ing"
The mother came on feet OF doves
wings. She raised her 500 upon her
breast. The little lips Enclosed and
spoke the last forever 10 this werld:
81 love my papa. Mamma, | only
wanted his pencil. not his money.
Dear God, let papa love me!'
And 60. among the little drawings
be had been working at every dawn.
till his pencils were worn to the wood
and he would bsve borrowed his
papa's noiselessly, whose shsrpened
pencil was in his wsistcoat pocket.
the little ar iss yielded up his broken
nesrt. Only the room resounded
with g cbildless fathers cry:
"Oh! had I my son again, even
though he were g thiel!"-[N 7.
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