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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
Saar, MOlel, Gifsl unO gunsri&.

am29 October besann e8 ,u Crier
uno iber ben ganien Saarsau bis binauf
nab Neutir5eu III itusieu. sSu groBen
6lodsn fiel cas trOtens GtaB bsruntsr.
Die &irmss in 3spsn Bet Grier bat
elm Spfer ssiorbert. Sin iunsss Rdoden
fsI I'M Sonntas, ben 8 Nousmbsr, p6bs
reno bes SanSss gu Sobeu unb NOT tobt.
s6rsdlt4!
3 ubenb6ube batten am Oouners
tag. 8. b. W SusimaI ben Serlud ees
ma4t, bic juiiaen Oisbsubofen uni Grier
pertebreuoen gilenbuba;iss sum 9ntsIsis
len gu brtusen. Oas erlte Wal bate man
cine bDlSerne Sabni6ueus quer iibsr bas
9sIeiie gels9t; Die bsranfabrsnbe 9otomos
the Beri5nttt sLiflrder Bsiis bas climbers
NIB uno fubr unbeibdotst pstter Bereits
Der barauffoIgenoe 3ug faub mad Der vW.
Stg." fat an Der ndmItdeu Stsle etnsn
sroBen Stein auf Die S1isuen geudl,t
DOR, uno au4 oiesmal bsiettt9ts bic 9ctos
motlue oas 9smmniB
Nadbem Der WsSer Sti&erei Serein
lett ietnem 8eItsbsn gum 3Dsts Der 0iss
oerbsuOItsruug Der Iotbrtngti5an @eudiIer
(UtoIel, Saar, Setue, Nteo II. u NIT
9oeItre5ieu, 40. 200 3iattrebie tbe,ls auf
Stdats tbet!5 Guf SsreinsfOitsn bei1aHt
uno III Die beSsi5ueteu 8l6erIdufe Dat ems
Isbeu laHsn, bat osrieIbe nuume6r aud oa,
nit b%egouueu, oisle @spinsr, in oeueu Der
Rarpfen isItsn gsporOeu ut, nit iln9er
Rdlpfsnbrut su beisSsu. am 5 Stto6er
UurOen bic eritel 800 Stit eiui6 nmertge
Rarpfsn gu WIss IN cte 0tOieI seieet.
QuS Sierta a. b. MoieI In 9ot5riageu,
ihreibt man inter benz 25 Sttober: IS
bat in Otsiem Sabre LANCE geoauegt, sbe Der
UOit in Den 6dfsru In @ibrung Fam, a5sr
lset rumort oerIeIbe 10, oaB ss etns wabre
6reuOe 1T. SIantutat . iino mir Sufrie'
ben, oenn uenu aud laugs fsin uoler
6sybft sesrntst peroen %tonnte, 70 bsliuft
lt9 Der @rtrag bod anndbrsno anf 100
0sttcltter pro 0ettar, mas bier mebr ais
einen balbsn 6erbit ausma9t. Oagesen
bsfrtsoigt bic Sualttdt %usnissr, ba uiele
Eraubeu feineu bobsn RsifeSrao errei1t
batteu, besbalb aud oidbdutig unb weutg
Ii6 geblisben parsn. Die 8reiis fur Wloit
(Srdasn) iisltsn i4 anfdnsli9 auf 80
W. pro Sstto!iter, sinssn absr iuccellius
bis auf "a R. bsrab, isoo5 obne oaB elm
beoeutenber 6anoeI eintrat. Rur bic tlei,
men 9eute baben ~ bieisn S1leuber Yrei,
len etuas usrtauft /; bic ~poblbabsnbeu Bins
ger tarirsn ibren Wsoit b6bsr, uno sruartsH
nsBbaIb aud fur ben Dsin bobsrs prsiis.
Wss.-Dts Arbsitsn our Bisbsrbsr'
itslluns bss abssbrannten Dadss an ber
Satbsbrale nsbmsn ibrsn unset0rten
SsrIauf. Sie baaa erfOroerIi@sn @iiens
tbsils itnb pon toIofuIen 0imenfousu.
6erner wirb ibsr Der Sieruns Elm i9lans
ter Da@reiter ansebra4t wsrbsn. Bel
aussrabunsen TN Snnsru Der Rir@s bat
man Steiniarse ~ssfunosn, bic aus benz
srftsn SisrteI bss IA. Sabrbunbsrts fiam,
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

bum bitten, Die notbisen WaBnabmsn sur
S%eletttsung oes usbsIifanoss gu ~trsffsn, 70
l9rsibt bic g 3%eitung". Dies lit Elm
reuer Sepeis, haB um albsndum cine oide
S9raube los ietn mug.
gSir baben fiir,li6 Don elmer 5offnunass
uouer Utalertn berrdtet, beute t6unen mir
BON etnem ebenio boffuunssu pollen iunasn
Waler bert5ten: SIN Saaufenter oss
3rn. Sesbers, Al 9ursmbure, mar EN- uors
etnem lunsen 2%auosmann. 6rn. B.tler
aus @ttelbtit, ssmaItes OsI6ilo ausaes
iteut, oas su id6ueu 6oifnunaeu berrd.
ttst. duf einem Ribentil5s bsfnbeu Ids
surteinanoer etne 6laids, cine Ru6sroqe
aus &Ipfer, elm gerupftss 6ubu, gel6e
Ribeu &C. Der iunse Rinitler be5erri5t
berstts tn einsm l~tarten @raoe bic tebnt.
l5sn WttteL ieiuer &unif, Wnb UNI iol4e
banosIt es it5 ,undait in oisiem 8tloe.
Us 1T I5on gang Die ssi5ifte Ra9s. Die
ne lt4 cor dusn anosrsu Stdstsn tn Bars
erutr5t. Die Bisbsrga5s Der Gefer. tn
Der 6Ia'he uno Der 6lellht6ns bet Dem qe,
Ell Qlba grenSt itOn ans Sutuoieus
bate. 8enn s. @etIer feline Ranit Ri.
81 iiben fortfiprt, 10 miro CT ss 6si es
nt5em Slid 9suiB iu etua8 5riHass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

Sd9Ies ta unisre 6erru 2iberuTer ni6t Be
ba9lid, bsun fe merten, bag ber Dinb
anfdnst iid an brebsn, od he Bet ben Beam,
ten Baa!eu uisles pom ibrer Utaioritdt
einsebdBt bubeu. Nur, bic 2sute per
ben bteies llbsralen S6uinbsIs einfad
mioe; baben bic Serrsn IS ia tn lester
8ett benn bod elm 8is6sn W tod setrieben,
70 oaB man TN ersliberuIen SriiTel nit Die
fer Naturalization nidt msbr sufrtsbsn mar.
Sbre Sntolerans uno 8arteIlidteit bat fb
su iolpsm @rabe uerifisgen. buB uiele tbrer
msbr semdBtsten MitsIieoer ii9 suridIie
ben. Wenn man i'm freien Nmertfa iol6e
bsidrdnttsn SOeen @iusuns su peridaifen
fu4te. 10 wi,be man pom erpanitpen Jan
Tee iber bic a8isI angeiebeu uno ais Son:
trubanbe aus benz monardilaen uno per
alteteu europa betrabtet werben. Die
IiberaIe 4fln,e, bic SduIe obne Soft.
mill nod immer ntht reht geoetben, Oh aug
9iangel an Sonneuidstn oOer aus Ran
gel on gutter @runbla9e, MIL i'd babtnge
itsat ieiu luiisu. unisre w%eItbeibmte
uniusrlitdt srfreut fi9, ME gep6brlid; Ell.
mes auten Beiudes. Bon ben 400 Stu:
Seuteu Die fir oas I~aufsnos Sabr eiiGe.
idt;sbsn itno, Itefsrt bd8 4uremburger
2dno6en Sin 8iertel 9unoert, bic notir:
ltd auf ole 6d9er uertbeiIt tno.
Die bereits aDIgemeiu bstarnt 1T, bnt
bic lIuiueritt6t einen nsuen Rsttor Dtagnt
ftus in oer Berion bsS bodD. 0srru BE
rurts befOmmen. OiIr, Ram65e ia feline
9emiiiou ein0srei6t, er Mil li9 ms Yrt
uatIeben luriifBtebsn, uno If niGt pie ct.
nige Spiirnaisn Gufgefunben BADEN molten,
vabseoantt woroen". IS 1T ouerDiu9s
ein &umor int llmIuuf seusisn, bnR man
acknowledgements nidt ein;g pdre III 8etrsff
Der SbuIfrase uuo bic !sbte @ucptI,ta bes
9apitss an bic Btld6fe BsIgtenS iole Dep
balb auSs idrieben woreen ietn b b. oaB
isber @eiitIt6e f6 mad benz SiItofe Su
ridten babe unb nt9t ltrenser pafabren
iolte ME iein Siidof. OaB it9 Wigr
Nam65s in bisism Taa ue,febIt babe, III
nibt wabri6einIid, unb nod psniser
uabti9einIi5 lift ss, baB er beBbalb istn
2mt nieberIegte, oeuu idon Dor Sabren bat
er ben Wuni1 ausseipro6en iid Suriid,ie
ben su birfsn. @r bat Der lluiper fiat cue
Gbre esmadt uno MIR boffsn, baB iein
Ra9foIssr beBsIeidsn tbuu wiro.
u. 5. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
BergtG@- Sussmoaxa.

Am IL. Rouember trug I'D elm gro'
pes ungI1t "a Ernutue (Biti % "a. 9otts
trreo BOnceIet, Itersmanu, Iuo eiuen
Saumltamm bon istnem Blgen ab. IS ent
l9InpTte tbnt Elm 9sbel, Der Baum traf I'm
an Dan Ropf auo Bulr Der MT. oas er uss
Ht9e UtInutsn oGrauf ben @stit aufga6.
am IL Nousm6erb brad ,u Salm.
dateau 5euer aus, Oas aber tetneu aroseu
S1aoeu that.
an Der NormdI1 fir Qsts
r~erinnen su arlon, lit 6srr : 3 arsnOt
proutiortia iu Wuitlebrer ernanut uno 50.
Geoesco prooiiorii9 nit benz GURUS Der
SsiunobeitsIebre bsauftrast:worOsu.
1nter Iesten NJ
gen tn Der armss inoen mir folaeu,e
perm, bic benz Ramsn nab Bu uribeiI.u,
SancsIeute finb: Us wuroe gum 6aupt'
mann 9ommanodnt BET Der artiuerie Der
9auptmann 2. 81. 8. .. Witrp ernannt
uno ,um 6auptmann 2 81. bet bsrislben
BGffs Der SosrItsutnaut .. 8. Wi6el.
Serr Rarttn, Yrofsfor am tIetnen
Seminar in Saituld, 1T gum pfarrer su
Wouceau, 6err Dubois ,u Earpanse 1T
gum Bfarrer in Stetpenid, ernannt unb
0srr Souiae, gflrrsr gu 2onSes, mad
Rasp ueriest poroen.
SIM BaIbe II ID irpar b, Der benz
9rafeu Sarrisao ssb6rt, iboB @rlf aobes
mar uon @ouiFss auf elmer Saso pier
9tri4e unb uerwunoete etnen ~finften t6ot.
LTD, Der ipdter gefunben parb. Ulit siuem
OoppeIi9uB srIeste er 5wei bleisr ld6usn
Gbiere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
Bon Der Woirl.

Gin gutter Sreunb itelt uns sinsn Yriuat.
brief CUR Ssrfisans, benz mir bantsnb bas
SoIssube entnsbmeu:
Dor ausm Tam i'd Sbnsn mslben, mas
idon LANCE ntdt msbr porsstommsn, bab
MIR armen Woielaner mad pislen birreu
Sabrsn wiebsr einmaI elm sismli9 fettes
srbaltsn babsu. Die @rsscsn, sntlpri5
swar nidt gan, unisrsr grwartuns, inbem
tn Solss zines 6roftes, Der anfanss Otto
Der ii5 einssitelt, bic nod uursifsn 1rau'
ben stwas bsi4aoist unb baburd bic grnts
um fat sin Orittsl beruntsrssbrldt purbs
Namsntli4 fol- man tn WOrmslbinssn In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
airGfi&e 2leuiskeiten.
Sniano.
@rsbiScee WiIwautee.

Sic Golrete fir ben 8au elmer ueuen
&itde in sort 8aibinston, idreitet init
benz beiten @rfolge poran. Sm 6ribiabre
rpiro nit benz Suu ~besonnen. @Iit auf !
gu Srilistrcu,, i'm @ounip Osautes,
fanO am u%er9an9enen Sonntas UNI 10 ubr
Bormittuss bic @inwstbuns oes i6Ousn
neusn Sdul9ebduoes Der @emeinoe gum
bl. Rreus fat. Der bo6uiroisite Se,r
@eneraIpicar 6, Bat nabm unter Aiiltsn,
Der bo4p. 9srren PrOf. s. u Sirtbduier
pom Brieifsrleminar su ct Srancts, Pfars
rer s.. @iumss uon port @aiblnston unb
W. Sran,, Yfarrer Der @emetnoe, bic
Geremonieu Der @inueibuns Dor. Ra9
bsrislben csIsbtirte 9err Yrof. Sirtbiuier
has 6odumt. 6sitreoner par Der bo9s
mirbiSlts Serr @eneraIuicar.
Die nsus S9uIe 1T Elm isbr it6res unb
iolibes, gang aus Stein aufsefibrtss uno
treffi6 einsstidtstss @sbduoe, psl9ss,
bic 5ubreu, psI1e bic @smsinos WltsIis
Der ielbsr leilteteu, absere9net, SO. 600
getoitst bat. Oas Bette babel 1T aber,
bab basisIbe idon beute p0uts 'iduIosnfrsi
baftsbt-ein i90nes 3eusniB iir bic Opfer'
t~reuoistsit uno ben @lter Der @smsinoe
(msilteus ~2ursmburser) unb ibrss tiidtI
gen Sselior9ers. Drei Oominieanerinnsn
aus benz 6loiter su &aciue werosn in Der
nsusn SduIe ben unterri4t ertbeiIsn.
MnIumbin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
@rbbi6cee Oregon.

Ser Grjbii6of Slunbet bat bic 8eue
bittiuerputers pom ct. Sobus N6tsi.
StsaruS county, Miiuneiota, eriu4te Elm
Srbensbaus in leiner @rioi6csie su grim
ben. A6t @oslbrot ptib IN 6oIse beiisu
tn Bsgleitnug uOu p. j. @oparb, o. S.
b., cine 0tsiie nab isnem iernsn Staate
antreten uno, faAs be ausR9ten giinitte
finb, oieleu Yater our @riuOung elmer Gtie:
bsrlafuus bort buridIaNsQ. Die 9snss
bicttnertnreu uon ct. SoIepb, WIuu ba'
ben I'M leStsn Sommer Die 9eitung einiger
Snoiausribulsn IN Sre9ou iiberuommen
unO nit ben tlsinsn vBdpooles" 10 Gusge
setSnete 6rfol9e 9ebabt, OaB Ibnen DE Set
tuns elmer @nbubl anbsrer S9uIsn bot
ansetraSen wuroe, fauS bic Sbsriu mebr
S9peltsrn enibebrsn tann.
@r5bi6eeis ct. Trau3tsio.
Scr 5nGm. &aimOnSi, upoiiol. 8icar
Az Dong &ORg in@btna bat tirS!t6 duf isiuer
Dur9retls in Gan Sruncisto Is fatb. @bt
nelen Bsibt gsb6rt Der bo5u. @ubiidof
pom ct. 6raneiSto Dat bereits S6rttte oe,
than, um untsr ben @btnsien bier cine Rri
ion su ariinDsu. gr ssbsntt Elm Yrieifer.
teminar Az sri9tsu, peldes bic 3eituns
zines Orbens BON Wiifiondrsn untsrltelt
werben fol-, bshen beionbsre gufsabs ba:
rim beftebsn iou, bic 9binsieu su euanssli:
iren. I'm ben @rabiidof bel oieiem I'm
ternsbmsn bu unteriilsen, bat Misr. &ai'
moab uerlprodsn, einise iunse Prieiter init
f11 nsbmsn Su polIen, um fe tn 9blna
~ausspbiIosn unb fur bic 9insfi9e Wiiion
tld.tssSu MAIDEN.
Grtbt6cefe Baltimore.
Scr ct. Nartinns Stride su Baltimore
III BON siuem Wobltbdtsr bic Summe pom
$40, 900 untsr Der Bsbinsuns sei&entt
uorbeu, baB aud bic Observation-Disclosures
eiue alei9s Summe aufbrinsen aur @btras
auns Der air4sni4uIb, bts iebr bsbsutsnb
1T.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bssNsount
ct. Warp's College in @mmitsburs wsrs
ben u balb seorbnet iein. Oie @ldubi.
osr. weI&e 1922, 900 81 forbern babsn,
babsn eb prossut na@seIafsn unb fur ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
Nuslaub.

Wisr. @raKeli, Der Iatsiniids (r6mii5'
tatboltide) 4atriard uon g%onitanttnopeI,
bat, laat elmer Sepsi9e pom uorissn Srst:
tag, has 3eitli4e seissnet. r. |. p.
9as na9ite goniiifurium wirb, wie elm,
romil4s Ospsi4e msIoet, in Der Wo9s Dol
Weibnadten abssbalten psrbsn. Del bic.
fee @eIssenbsit werbsn msbrsrs Yrdlatsn,
untsr linen aud bic grsbiit6fe Don @6ln,
8isn, glsiers unb Sepiaa, our Cardinals,
piirbe erbobsn wsrben.
Gin wsitsrss gonfftorium, In weIdeu
bic grBbiidSfs pom Dublin unb ReapeI
iopis Der patriar9 BON 8eusbts bsr
Yurpur e,balten iouen, wirb I'M Wonai
WdrB bss tOmmsnoen Sabres ~absebaItsr
werbsn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29

No invalid who values health and its blessings
should risk the mass of testimony which exists
10 her ability To apparently hopeless cases
Lincoln Qll) Herald
The Doctor is adding daily to her already iustri-
and well-earned reputatiOn.-Peoria journal.
Indeed, if all our physicians to take the
same interest. and work with the same professional
zeal Mrs. DIR. Keck who gives her life, her entire
time and labor, to the grand conquest of human
disease then would there be less affection and bet
ter health at large.-Bloomington Bulletin.
The lady is herself q remarkable woman. Enga-
ging in the practice of medicine about Is years ago
position to have her qualities recognized even
meet tolerance. Mrs. DR. keck by virtue OF rare
merit supported by indomitably perseverance,, has
worked heroicly and rapidly upward, until now she
stands upon eminence, professionally celebrated
socially respected, and financially solid.-Dayen-
port Gazette
Mrs DIR. Keck has shown herself to be wonder
full woman, and her career is a wonderful one. look
at it what way you will.-Peoria National Democrat
Frank. generous. and kind-hearted, she has won
the affections of all classes Nnd is respected and
honored, not alone for her professional attachments
but for her high qualities lady and upright cit
zen.-Industries of Peoria.
We speak from our own knowledge, when SAY
she is OF the most successful practitioners In
the treatment of diseases made speciality by hei
In this country ashington Farmer.
The growth of her business in this city has beer
steady and rapid, and her reputation for practca
skill In the treatment of chronic diseases is wdel,
increasing.-Evening Peorian.
During her last visit here il wonderful to sc,
the vast crowd of patients that gathered around he
Lincoln (In.} Herald.
This lady has developed system of practic'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
Administrators Sale.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY,
In the County Court of said Rock Island County.
James S. Gilmore, Administrator of the Estate of
Jane A. Harrison, deceased.
Robert Smith James Reed. George Gilmore. VIII
liam II. Gilmore, Mary Rathburn, Sarah
fireman, John Gilmore, Hugh Gilmore
and the unknown owners of lot four "a in block
thirty-four (34 in the Chicago lower addition to
the City of Rock Island in said Rock Island
county. Petition TO sell real estate.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of order
of said County Court entered in the above en-
titled suit on the nineteenth day
the fourth day of February, A D. 1882. at the hour
the Court House in the City OF Rock Island, in the
said County of Rock Island to satisfy said decree
sell at public vendue the following described parcel
of resi- estate situated in the county of Rock Island
and State OF Illinois, viz: Lot four (41 in block
thirty-fouF f3D in the Chicago or lower addition to
the City OF Rock Island.
Said sale to be upon the following terms. viz :One
quarter cash down at the time of such sale, and the
remainder upon credit of not less than six months
and not more than twelve months from the day oi
such sale with interest at six per cent per annum
note TO be taken for said deferred payment and in
terest with good personal security and mortgage
the premises sold to secure the payment of such pur
chase money.
Dated this 2Sth day of December, A. ID. 1881.
JAMES s. GILMORE,
Administrator of the Estate Of Jane A. Harrison
deceased
OSBORN q CURTIS,
2I Solicitors for said adniHistr rator
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29

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of its real merits Letters and testimo
mails from every quarter of the country,
attesting the stimulating, tonic and heal
ing effects, are in possession of the pro-
prietors, and can be addueed to convince
the most skeptical reader of its intrin sic
virtues. Further commendation is unLec-
essary and superffuous, as trial of this
article, having pleasant taste and agree
able flavor, will satisfy all those who are
afflicted or pining away with pulmonary
weakness of the relief to be secured by
the use of Tolu, Rock and Rye. Chicago
Times1
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
SWEET CONCORD.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-The following
is furnished for publication:
On the 22d of September, Immediately
after President Arthur took the oath of of
fee, a meeting of the cabinet was held at
the capitol, when every member OF the
cabinet rendered their designations in writ
ing The president said it would be agree
after the regular meeting of congress.
Three weeks later Blaine addressed the
following:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13, 1s81.-My Dear
Mr.. President: When put my resigna-
tien in your hands on the 22d of Septem-
Der, you intimated your wish that all mem
bers of the cabinet retain their places un-
til the meeting of congress in December.
As Secretary Windom expected return to
the senate mayIprecfpitate vacancy in the
treasury department in a few days. have
thought it might also render easier the re
construction of your cabinet desirable to
you. In that event, I trust you viii not be
embarrassed, at least so far as / am con
cerned, by your previous assignment OF
date for withdrawal. It will be entirely
agreeable to me to turn over my depart
ment to my successor on any day that vii
prove most desirable and convenient To-
yourself intended to say this to yo,
! Yesterday, but from the pressure of othe
things forgot it. BLAINE.
| In the interview following this letter tn
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
RAILROADS..

ST. LOUIS, Dec, 2s.-Gov, Crittenden in
an interview, denies explicitly the asser.
ton of Mr. Dowd President of the Hanni-
bal 81 st. 10 Railroad, that the state paid
the last J:ly interest on the bonds issued
by the state to that road, as was tele-
graphed from New York two or three
days ago. He says the railroad company
paid that interest and repeats his former
statement that if the railroad company
makes default in the January interess on
these bonds, the state will advertise the
road for sale under the law covering the
case.
The first through train to go to San
Francisco via, the Iron Mountain, Texas
Pacific and Southern Pacific, or what viii
be known as the Triple" Pacific. will
leave here Sunday morning next at 9
o'clock. A train will also leave here VIA,
the Missouri, Kansas g. Texas, connecting
with the through train at Fort Worth,
Texas.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-Further changes are
announced in the Erie & North Shore
reorganization, which include the con-
solidation of the Erie & Milwaukee, the
Erie & Wabash and Erie & North Shore,
excepting Chicago business, the name of
the consolidated lines being the Erie &
North Shore Despatch. This line viii run
over the Erie, Great Western, Detroit &
Milwaukee and Wabash roads, with W. s.
Speers as General Manager, beginning
Ian I
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
THE SOCIALISTS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-At the afternoon
session Of the Socialists convention, the
New York section was censured fer not
holding sympathy meeting on account of
the death of President Garfield. A plat
form was then adopted. 1t demands q
revision of the constitution of the United
States so that a number of citizens may
referred to popular vote and that all bills
before Congress shall be subjected to q
general vote If so demanded by specified
number of citizens. It also demands polit-
ical efficiency without regard to creed,
race, or sex; the establishment of national
department of labor, which shall embrace q
bureau of labor statistics; that the govern
ment issue all money; that eight hours be
legal working day; entire restriction
from labor Of children under fourteen
years of age; universal compulsory educar
ton; election day to be legal holiday;
that all ballots to be printed by the gov
ernment. and that the ballots of all candi-
dates for Office be sent to voters two days
before the election. Resolutions were also
adopted favoring the formation OF national
and international trade and labor unions,
and pledging that the socialistic labor
party for the next two years will not affili-
ate with any political party not endorsing
their platform. Also sympathizing with
the Russian Nihilists and pronouncing al
expressions of sympathy from this repub-
| lican government to Russia as shameful
and cowardly; approving the anti-rent
| agitation in Ireland; denouncing England
and glorifying in the recent elections in
] Germany
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
On Thirty Days Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Electro Voltaic Belts and other Electric
Appliances on trial for thirty days tc
young men and older persons who are af
flicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
ETC., guaranteeing speedy relief and com
plete restoration of vigor and manhood
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis
liver and kidney difficulties, ruptures, and
many other diseases. Illustrated pamph.
let sent free. Address Voltaic Belt Co.
Marshall, Mich
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
placed in another part of the room. .

placed in another part of the room"
(scoville. .impatiently) 80 You can place ii
in the cellar if you want to; we shan't OBJ,
ject."
Col Corkhill-You cant object"
Scoville-tfWe don't desire to object.
All we ask is that you will make your mo-
ton, If you have one to make, and no,
harrangue the jury as you did yesterday. =
Scoville then read witness the hypo-
thetical question of defense and witness
replied; Upon that hypothesis his insan-
ity is a self-evident proposition"
DIR. Walker Kempster, Superintendent
of the Wisconsin State Hospital
for insane had devoted his attention to the
study of insanity for the past IS years.
Witness was familiar with process of tax
ing the conformity of the head, and did
not believe much Importance, as a rule,
could be attached to
THE SHAPE OF THE HEAD
in determining the question of sanity or
insanity. Witness exhibited number of
slips showing shapes as taken by the
conformiter of heads, Of number of gen
tleman, including Treasurer Gilfllan,
Col. Ingersol, Judge Carter, W. l. Sibley
and Col. Corkhill. In case of Col. Inger-
sol witness remarked (pointing with his
finger) This side appears fat as COM
pared with the other"
Guiteau.-tThat shows that Bob aod
are both cracked in the same direction
ssCol. Corkhilps head said the witness,
has very marked depression on one side
Guiteau, Gnteruptingl I'm bet you
could put your foot in a depression in his
head"
Witness continuing; the depression is
very similar to that noted in the prison
er's head" Laughter
Guiteau, ''Oh, he is cracked great deal
worse than am"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
THE REPUBLICAN IDEA.

BIsMARK, Dec. 2S.-At meeting ei
citizens tonight to elect delegates to the
Fargo Convention, on Jan. 4th, to con
slider the division of Dakota, resolutions
were adopted favoring the division Of the
southern half as the state, leaving North
Dakota territory twice the size of New
York. A copy of the resolutions were for
warded to Congress. The universal feel
should be divided
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
No More Hard Times.

If you will stop spending SO much on fine
clothes, rich food and style, buy good
healthy food, cheaper and better clothing
get more real and substantial things of life
every way, and especially stop the foolish
habit of employing expensive, quack doc
tors or using SO much of the vile humbue
medicine that does you only harm. but put
your trust in that simple, pure remedy,
Hop Bitters; that cures always at trifling
cost, and you will see good times and
have good health See another column.