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of farm or city homework. Address X o. I'M
Office.
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tween 10th and 18th streets.
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WANTED-Situation wanted by an experienced
w dry-goods and groceries salesman FirsteIs,.
references given. Inquire at this office. '''''
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WANTED-Au the ladies Of Rock Island, Dsven-
w port and Moline, to know that Mrs. Potter Gill
lie buying east off clothing, for which will pay the
highest price.
Mrs Potter Gill,
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W vate family to do general housewerk Eap
give good recommendations. Address a. NJ =" al
This office 80
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WANTKD.-Reliable women to circulate the in
w formation of the new deal in prices OF Dre,t
Goods for cash, at Mitchell 81 Parsons.
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WANTED-The citizens OF Rock Island to know
w that the Boston Fancy Steam Dye House will
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O spec atv of fine work. 1877
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The best fork made for handling hay in barns, AID
stacking.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as teamster or hack driver:
w have had 10 years experience. Address
'"Teamster," ARGUS Office
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WANTED-To find the man, woman or child
w who can not be fitted or suited in boots, shoes
and slippers, TO call at once Carse 81 Reticker.
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MfANTED-Al live man to sell the Double Duplex
Wv Spring Bed and Rotary Washer. Best two
articles IN the market. Call at 429 Brady street.
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WANTED. Fine SHIRTS made to order by Henry
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WANTED.

INFANT ED-The people to know that Simon Rerl,
w son has large stock OF new and secondhand
Clothing for the fall and winter trade to sell or ey
change. 2009 cor a. ave. and goth street.
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WANTED-Live Agents, men or woman local
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as seen. Large commission and no competition
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WANTED-The people of Rock Island county to
w know that j. K. Goldsmith, at the Bengston
corner Clothing House, keeps the best stock Of
goods in Rock Island.
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WANTED--Bosrd and room in private family
w near business portion of city. Address "B'
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MfANTED-One good Agent to sell new Bed
Wv Spring. Apply at once at No. 119 Main street,
Davennort
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WORKING MEN

WILL find 10 ride tickets good between Rock
w Island and Moline on sale at the G. B. q z.
Ticket Office, at 50 cents each.
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g Snn to Loan on real estate security 5000 TO
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXcHANGE--A good piano for match
Y team OF horses. Call at the Music Store OF D.
Roy Bowiby. IT28 20d avenue.
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-05
The Wit and HumOr of Lord
BeacOnSfieid.*
THE END.

Or, again, the music-hall in Sybil,
with its entertainments redoent of Vim
cent Crummles and Miss Sneyellicci
''Some nights there was music on the
stage 4 young lady in a white robe
with a golden harp, and attended by
gentleman in black mustachios This
was when the principal harpist Of the
King of Saxony and his first fiddle hap.
pened to be passing through Mowbray
merely by accident on tour OF pleasure
and instruction TO witness the famous
scenes of British industry Otherwise
the audience Of the Cat and Fiddle
we beg pardon, we mean the Temple OF
the MUSES. were fain to be content
with four Bohemian Brothers, or an
equal number Of Swiss Sisters. y
Or Mr. Fitzloom, the Manchester man
in Vivian Grey who might have walk
ed straight out of Little Dorrit, if he
had not lived so long before that Won
derful work was written
That is Miss Fitzloom?' asked Lady
Madeline.
- Not exactly, my lady, said Mr..
Fitzloom, not exactly, Miss fitZloOm.
Miss Aurelia Fitzloom my third daugh-
ter Our third eldest, as Mrs Fitz-
loom sometimes says, for really it is
necessary TO distinguish with such
family as ours. You know.
Or Lady Spiriucne. described like Mrs.
WititterIy hersclfa~ .aI &oui, + Or
}lr Smith, the fashionable novelist.
thar is TO LAY. il pcrsou who occasionally
t
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-05
LFor the JEwlSa ADVANCE.
Jewish Women
Translated from NJ. Kayserling by MIRIAM
DEL BAECo.
ACTRESSES (Contlnued.)

But the income of Rachel's perform
ances, too, was not equalled by that of
any other actress. Engaged with a
salary of 1000 francs she soon, includ-
ing her beneficiary performances,
acquired one of 60003 Exclusive of this,
she, every year, received permission for
a vacation of three months which, de-
voting it as she did, 10 performances in
all cities, yielded to her annually a sum
of almost 100000 francs.
What bound from the existence Of
the poor, shivering ctiId, that as ballad
singer could scarce earn her dry bread
in the cafes and inpsr 70 the brilliant
star of .aa IUowr Froac9is, sur
rounded win 7i] sp.4ndor and magnif-
cencel
With her rauowo grew also the admi-
ration meted TO horir The highest circles
of society Ia the salons of counts and
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CHICAGO, AUGUST 1881.

have such rust crusting on her soul?
Wine looses it's flavor when the cellar
is not ventilated; the best garment falls
into pieces when it is never put on
now, is it possible that Magdalena re-
manned as good as she has been? Bad,
radically bad must she be, and rotten
like an apple which is gnawed by worms
must she be who never entered Jewish
house for ten years; and like such a
rotten apple she must be thrown away.
[ burden myself with sin when I think
of her; I must tear her out of my
heart, there is too much of her in it yet;
[ must renounce her entirely!"
The last thought gave a gloomy turn
to his disposition on which such a mild
effect had been produced before; heavy
clouds gathered again on the horizon Of
his soul There he sat again with
clenched fists, with large drops of per-
spiration on his forhead and heaving
deep groans-the picture Of wrath.
A noise behind his store aroused him
from his oppressive thoughts. He looked
up and noticed two boys who peeped
into the store and ran away swiftly ac-
cross the street. He heard them call:
'Ahaswerus, thou accursed Jew!" and
they ran away out Of his sight
Were not these the words which he
had found written with chalk on the
door? These words frightened him in a
wonderful manner Was there any con-
nection between these words now called
after him and previously written.
Joseph was minded to pursue the
boys, but in time it occured to him that,
doing so, he would give the appearance
Of Importance to a care which was re-
diculous in itself But le felt perplexed
at the recurrence Of is incident. he
anticipated that there gas certain in-
fuence behind that, bpt. he could not
conjecture which was the motive power
thereof. Did it come from Magdalena?
1t may be so. Or mayhap some other
person in the village invented this
phrase as stigma on Him. But he has
always lived in peace and harmony with
his neigbors; he oppressed no one; if he
had no friends, he at least had no ene-
mics either-so he thought But the
more he reflected on this subject the
more inexplicable appeared to him the
phrase which the boys called after him.
He saw in these words no more lack
Of Biblical knowledgejas had done in the
morning, but he attached various mean
ings unto them, which had not the re-
motest relation to the reality of the
case. At last he wondered at himself
why he could not disengage his mind
from the thoughts on this subject.
(7o be Continuedl
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-05
No. 1866.

francs, at her death, did not leave more
than two million.
Like her, her sisters, too, educated
themselves for the stage.
SARA FELIX, born in the neighbor-
hood of Frankfurt on the Main on Feb.
2, 1919, played at the Gymnase, Odeon,
Theatre Francois, and on several stages
of the Province; she accompanied her
sister Rachel to America
REBEccA FELIX belonged to the
Theatre Francois, but already died in
1854
DINA FELIX is still the star of the
last-named theatre; LIAH FELIX is en-
gagged at the Odeon.
Mile. JUDITH or JULIE BERNAT also
belongs to Rachel's family, Born on
Jan. 90, 1927, in Paris, she entered the
Theatre Francois Dec. II, 1916, and is
now one of its most celebrated mem
bers.
The child of poor Jewish people is
SARA BERNHARD of Holland, who, as
actress, especially in Hermann" by
Victor Hugo, achieved great victories.
OF the many Jewesses who belong
furthermore to the Jewish stage and are
worthy of mention in virtue of their
services upon the stage, are: KATHA-
RINA KRANK FrankD, ANTOINE LINK,
Mrs. ScHoENFELD and Mrs. SINGER.
Several musical compositions by
EMMA Won RoTHscHILD, the wife of
James Nathan von Rothschild of Lon
don, appeared in the world of music;
this lady is also celebrated as an efficient
mistress of pencil aud p&'ett"
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[ Y
AHASWER.

The changes occurring in the human
heart are just as wonderful as those
which occur in physical nature, they
come almost as imperceptibly as the
latter: they are almost more peculiar.
Science unfolds the intricate problems
while heavy clouds gather rolling on the
horizon after bright and cheerful sun
shine; it predicts the disturbances which
are about to occur, for days, for months,
even for longer periods in advance. But
could any science ever predict the dis
turbances which may occur in the human
heart?
A most curious train of thoughts set
the heart of Joseph in commotion at the
time we are describing. His business
With the peasant was concluded for some
si1ne and he paced up and down in his
store. 1t was not one thought hat en-
gagged his mind, but thousands Of
thougl2n-1a.s4 H;S11eEeA" I'll III. ~ bees
that have Escaped the hive nois" about
m the free air He felt that ta3re was
some sickly part in his moral constitu-
ton; he could perceive it almost dis
cernibly, how some evil fate which he
could not name or define, pursued
him like dark ghost; something which
was entered like wedge into the strong
and spiteful nature of that man and of
which he was as incapable of Kidding
himself as the tree is unable to rid it
self of the wedge driven into it, disturbed
and worried him
He could not hel p thinking Of that
which had occurred on the previous day
with his sister, and wondered at himself
how he could be moved to such yielding
sentiments: he had namely forgotten
the sentiments of pity which seized him
AZ the sight of his poor sister and at the
disclosure made to him by his mother of
her delicate circumstances-the senti-
ments which drove him out Of the house
in the dark night and kept him behind
the window of his sister for several
hours listening to every breath he could
hear in the house. He wondered why
his mother began now to think more
mildly Of and with more sympathy for
her fallen daughter than she was want
to do before He perceived the CON
sciousness that the moral power he had
exerciced over his aged mother was
broken-he doubted whether he ever
possessed that power.
Something must have occured--thus
ran his thoughts. was not quite ac-
cidently that mother became so irritated.
The whole of the matter is that mama
like all other women conceived a pity
for her as she would have it for any
other woman in similar circumstances.
There can be nothing else in the whole
affair And after all, when the child
which she now carrie, under her bosom
wjll he 5orn-what then? VIII that be
cause of rejoicing in my house? VIII
that child get a jewish name? VIII
mother be allowed to lay her hands on
tho cbild's head and give it her bless
ings? Has not the priest his brush ready
with the water to sprinkle ON the child.
and is not the name which is in store for
it Of such a kind that it should be
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stricken from the BOOK OF eternity De-
fore it is even called in this world, so
that there is no cause of rejoicing for
the mother whose daughter gives birth
to such a child? God may have intended
it as joke when he commanded: every
man shall fear his father and his mother;
and my sabbaths shall you observe .
She honors her parents in a fearful
manner; as to her observance of the
Sabbaths. | always feel like daggers in
my bowels when I see her on the holy
Sabbath"
A wonderful combination of thoughts
prompted him to look out into the
street. For the last ten years he was
used to see Magdalena and her husband,
Paul, walk to church by this time of the
day. For the last ten years this hour
found him riveted to one spot on every
Sunday; aud his spiteful heart fulmin-
ated the heaviest peals of thunder at
his sister. He was inwardly forced to
observe his sister; he experienced kind
of comfort at seeing her walk the road
of perdition every Sunday and at being
able to mutter to himself may she be
accursed she is not worth even that
one should spit out before her. This
time. however, the husband of Magda-
lena walked alone to church. Was she
i'll? Mayhap she injured herself inter
nally by her hard work on yesterday?
And he whose fault it was perhaps that
she was now lying in agonies- did he
not curse her just now?.
Anguish of heart seized this strong
man; he felt like calling for help from
this aeonizing thought He thought
indeed OF calling Fishele; he was afraid
Of himself He did not know why he
wished to see NDoy, but a strong de-
sire of seeing some human being around
him mastered him At this moment
Joseph began to feel how he had
wronged his sister on the previous day
and how that wrong rebounded with
pangs OF remorse against himself. But
he felt greatly relieved when he noticed
Magdalena a few minutes afterward
walking to church slowly but erect and
safe. 1t was for the first time in ten
years that she did not appear to him
surrounded by the fearful shades of
"Gehena,' that he saw her entering the
house Of worship at the ringing of the
hateful bell without uttering a wrathful
volly Of curses against her 1t was for
the first time since many, many years
that the appearance Of Magdalena
caused him pleasure. She is not i'll!
She has not injured herselfi'
Exhausted by this agitation he sat
down to breathe in relief
Who knows-thus his thoughts ran
but she is not as bad as one may think
One often imagins to have bad person
before him, but when he meets that per-
son in the right moment he finds him
self mistaken. And why should she be
bad after all? Is it not Jewish blood
which curs in her veins? Wasnot rabbi
Stimuli her father? The only thing I'd
like to know is whether she prayed to
God once during the ten years since she
has left the house. cannot imagin
that this should be possible. She cannot
and NAV not pray in Hebrew. cOnse-
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Vol. Wiz
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Yhe Lost Sheep-Jewish Womcn-The Wit and
Humor of Lord Beaconstield The Browne
Stern Affair-Local and Domestic Foreign
and decentralization Jottings -Agnostic-
snl--A World within a World-The World
The Lords Prayer Jamaica -jestings.
Deutider 8heti.
mstnsr 8nabinOer-1or - 7%'y aI'd9optiits
PeIo;ou uno ibiiter Wtonotseisn,,ts Neuieteten.
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Looking back yer ae ? as through
the 6elds Of Hiss ory ..ieT T~al lre and - -
We have traver d. fl,- t5#e forces it-
self upon cur Oh ervs5ro7 zeat there is
40 brancn oi Science .r - in which
the women of tn Je, N are not
competent of also rendering IMPORTANT
services. The more liberal their develop
ment the broader their sphere of action.
in so much greater measure blossom
forth the feminine virtues, in connection
with a truely religious life, to nurture
and to stimulate which the woman of
to-day are especially ordained
THE END.
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The Lost Sheep.

Adapted from the German OF Leopold Kom-
pert by HENRY GERsONI.