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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-15
sENSToR BUTLER

SENSIOR bOILbI
of South Carolina, called at the White
House to day and saw the Presidents pri-
vate secretary. He wished that gentle
pathy for her anxiety and his Joy at the
hopeful prospects of the President He
said that not only the people of his own
state but the whole South detested the
crime and hailed with joy the bright hopes
that the reports from the sick room war
ranted
THE PHYSICIANS
have decided not to try on the President
the Bell electrical instrument for locating
the ball; they say that the bah is all right
and doing very nicely, and that there is no
necessity of disturbing the Presidant to try
the experiment. The instrument may be
used when the President gets well, but not
before
The following telegram was sent by the
attending surgeons to consulting physi-
clans:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 100 p. m.-The
president continues to do well. This after
noon the fever is less marked. A smaller
quantity of milk has been given and relish
ed He has had less rum and at intervals
of several hours some Tokay wine, in all
about two and half ounces Of the latter.
Last night his hypodermic injection con
sisted of three -sixteenths grain OF morphla
which proved suffi cient to secure rest. This
morning we have altered the dose OF sui
phate of quinia to three grains, to be tax
en- three times daily. Yesterday at 200 p.
m. the pulse was SO, temperature 101, res
piration %; to pay at $50 p. M. pulse 30,
temperature SO, respiration 1S
D. W. BLISS.
j. &. BARNES.
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Beige. CE EH7GaEs, 4a.
GOOD REASONS FOR tbs DOUTCE'S



FAITH.
MONROE Ca. March IS 1850.
We have for twelve months been prescribin 3
c'Swif9s Sy phiiitIc Spet;ac") in the treatment
of Syphilis hid msny other diseases for which
it is recommended, and the result. have been
most satisfactory, not having been GigapDoil tea
in a single Instance. Wa think, for ell dses.ea
il is recU omen led - cure it stands without a
pser, and that Eli the medical profession will
sooner or later, bs fo1csd to .cknow 90 it in
the treatment O: syphilis ss sine qua non.
y. L. GALLOWAY, M. D.
J. T, ROBINSON, n. d.
ATLANTA. Gs., May %, 1879.
Qne.,of our workmen bad bad csae of Syphilis
If I've years standing. aid was cured entirely
with ''Swifts Spybiltic Specific"
NM. L. & [. ". HOOPER,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Pro-
prietcrs. Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by <. s. LEADBEATER s. BIO.
Call fer copy cf Young Mems Friend"
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b all, Southwark, connects It Charlottesville
with Chez. & Ohio 4. IT,, Fest and West. At
Ly lct burg, connecta with Norfolk & Wess.
ern Z. H.. through Southwest Virginia. to
ard Tc16s--and at EenTilie With Richmond s.
DunvjIie X. t., to South sud Southwest.
aprsss Eoutuwafd connects D! Charottea.
villv -, ali points on Ches. & Chic 4. T.. and
ct }!sTrl!o e; ell poin!s ScGth. Eaat and South.
MIXED TRAINS for ain Line lezve Al.
e1sndria daiy, except Sunday, ECO 8. m. and
II 81 =. H., sDd returning arrive ct Alexandria
l. 10 m snd 2 ~ 2. m.
Fer aANAHSA LINE lesye Wsahington
I IL o, II. and A!o1snGsis 7t5 A. n, dsily
connecting With the Valley Road Eas. and
West, Lasvc stra.hurs 30 y. "a, arriving as
Alexandria al & 35 =. n
AIX&n TaAIH Fer MANASSAS DIV
l31Os lo.vcs GleSs.ndr!a daily except Sum
COY, OF 9 CO s, III, Striving =! St-ssbuig ct U5
3. ~, and returning lesves StrssbIrg at s rs
| e. H., arriving IL Alexandria st2 Sc e. m.
For AidGlebarg, daily connection ct Plains
atascn.
Fer UEpe:vil!e, regular connection al Della.
picIa
For WaRRaNTOH. l.a7e Washington q,
~ A. =. daily aud ii 05 a. u. dsiS, except
Study
Pxssepsers cin leave Wsrrenton st Is a n,
and take raixet trtiL st junction and reach
Aie1sndris at II IL U, in time 80 m,kei a. y
7 iain a. - o. tn ler " asalA2tca, Baltimore
and New York.
All trains make sood connexions, st WASH.
iugtcn. to and from = orth sud West.
New Oliaans sleeper leaves Washington at
10 O. M, running through witbou. change,
Fas: troin wi Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Ger attached 1uIs through - White Sui
phur Strings witb u. thxIge ard from White
sulphur ~ Blim rs Without change Thi. is
The !Gttass tram between thess poiats
Pulimsn sleeping Cars between Washington
and snHuals, ia, without chspse on ~ Is
p. C. Train.
Through tichs!s very iow 10 tto South and
SIu,aHUsi.
MnRCER SLAUGHTER, g. "A.
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9G%Ieexaudria Q1azette
FRIDAY s1sNIHG. JULY

PHlNTgRs.-P.inter5 work at GIT. That
necSs:ls.tss ess AID f:eqlen! al 'uroneots 10
The NEAREST h3use Ct refrestms cot. Printers
sEe geo'r4iy ;E!s, pale and fond of tobscco.
Thcl: ucEvous cnerg7 is given 10 the servi,e ct
their employer. AID they rely too often upon
stiuu's5ts ranging from cold tee to gin ADD
milk, from rum sod I'D to whisky straight.
TOR s II ,.iious strength which VASES ss often
as it IS renewed. The forcmeu complain If
p.Ios 10 the cacst-they bend over 80 much.
pToofrea1eis !cse sSelr eyes sud have brzz ogs
IN thGir ears. Couposieo.s get sore l1gsrs and
cricEs 10 the beck. Strange as il my spp:ar,
sltbGuah they 60 to hed very lste. they pre not
O. gsys late .l,ers. Bat when hey get up their
faculties srs sleepy. They sre liable to head
ache. dyspepsia and weak bscks. Their rbys.
ical hbrc tails to keep pace With their activity.
AS years 20 On they became feeble. Litsle by
iitie they degenerate from e1psrts to nuff:,
and thea they have TO Iesec their PLACES 90 the
daily pfoss aCd seek eDpJynen. 90 tbs less
eZacting Weekles or tr .des papers. There are
man. WoC2en !5pe settlers. but as they general.
~ marty y u22 /: Is iup2s.itla TO say what Of
Zee; &c ted: nss Gu them. Gao of The worst
features OF typ. set;iog IS what Is kno1n as tho
WIZ oIop. ~ E2n u5y Os OrlTiOR away at
gFett rate, UAcD. wiih@ut w:rriug, bis wis;
will give wy and his hand fell helpless. Ia
other wcrts he's ".eaded." Al! workers 10
uels! ara !!s5Io 10 this cur,c, especially wbeo
they ere c,recss 10 tier personal hsti.s. Ere
qlert, careful Tsshlr is absolutely necessary,
and uNep T. ! WE'D upls sure preventive
Nc11 York Herald
From careful pcra;al Of tho nto7c. the
danger OF appIea:cIng weak and sichly boys TO
The prrIi3G bu3iness will BIO made apparent.
This cllfg d, sca CO the part of lhorg htless
parents has Cftc1 been rebukad ty those who
kooW whereof they speak, and, to sdd still
greater weight to the Harsli's observations it
may be 10 order TO state that du:irg the past
tHtnty years careful moru=ry lis. bHs been
kept at this otioe from which We rolios that
tIcenty persons- lst Cue yoar-varioua'y enr
p!o5sd 10 aud atculd this establishment hsys
did
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Opening sad Closing OF the Mails.

CLOSING.
Washington, y: C., and Northeastern nsils 8
D. N, IL II. sad aud Is p. n.
Western mails 30 and Is p. m.
Southern nails via Richmond, Va, 10 80 g..
n, md 4 So and Is p. N.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg Virginia, Wsy an0 through mails, 90 s.
II. snt u! y. Il.
Manassas Division 90 q. L.
A!e1Gnd!is 20 found ELL Va. 90 3. M
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, via Washing.
toa. .. O., 81 Is. Ii. II n. and o. D. ~.
Southern mails, Via edmond, Va, so q. m
and 8 80 u. n.
cousnTestern mails via Lynch burg, Virginia
Gthroush r:Aiis) including way mails on Midland
RuircsG, s 81 a. 10.
Msnassss division 80 q. M for lock box only.
Round Hill to Alexsndris, Va, 3 ~ y. III.
Office aours-OGcs opens 1t 80 o. a., and
clo,Os Is I w p. n.
Sunday Hours-Ofice opens 8. 45 Z. H., and
cloeas ~ 80 q. N.
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The greatest joy of this season is the u .viDg
Of the wio:cr'a stove. n 1ne CT the other pleas
u:es OF May TN OF spriug hoass c;sanirg can
comparo with This event, which ell the family
look !0rS.ri 10 with iustase expectstiop, apd
which ucver tl!i to pu, all 10 trc best OF hu-
NOR, ny having them. stored away at STAINS.
BURY's CENTRAL STOVE HOUSE, yoa will save
much annoyance. AID have them 10 .good orGer
to pot up when tie cald weather comes. r..
member The pI&cs-McBarney' building, cor
ner kiss AMI Washington Its.
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Il Z 4 UsOh'S FlkSr SUPPLY OF
SPkIEG GOUES
hien Lsces, 10 White Ecru and Black Fam
cy hibbons at low rrices; Silk and Linen
HAuck hefs, Rich Buttons, Fancy Vei,ipFs,
S;~iss. n ull sDd Lace Ties our 50c Corse. ia ne
oesi IN market; siso full line CT Gents " hito
Sa!'ts, nDlsu1dried, at soc; celebrated Diamond
0alft u, ut FEkGUSON'S,
nbLe SO King street.
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/ SSl GREAT SSl
ENNSTLVEMIA ROUTE
TO TIE NORTH, IS EST 8 3GUTEW EST

Z 90 I GREAT 1 CSl
=, z,, :. PSSSSE sSA ~! RUuTE ~ ,..,,.
STEEL Rails, 3FLsNDih scHuss
MAGNIFICENT EQuIPMENT.
Msy l6:n, 1851.
ITs;1t leave Wssh,agton from depo. ct BAL.
TIMOAE 6 POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
neI Of SIKH and 3 s.l es.s, sa follows:
For Philadelphia New York and the hast. {. ard
II s" s,n. daily, sacept Sunday. sac 300, 100
shf i 10 Pm dniiy, wish Palace Cars. Lax.
tied E:yres. Of Pullman Parlo1 Care 9.3Oa.
m. dsiiS, e1cep, Sunday. go, philadeleba
sEd ~ - T. ~. osIS, except Sunday, and
~, l. A.. 10 AID 10 l5 j.. 10. daily.
Sor Fitistul9 eud the Wee. 9.uJ q. m, with
Isfior car to .',tttburg sid Sleeping car "
F.tsours anc Chicago 1879 u. III. daily
a"I D. it,. dsi 2. N!:h fhlscc Gar to ChicsSC.
Cor Canan0aiaus alG tie North, s w a. q.
e5ceps Sunday snd $50 e, N. dsily, except
Ss!uIuay, Tlto Palace Gar t. CsnaIdaisus.
For Watkins, 1890 B. nj. dsi5 except san
Gay.
For S,!:iD;ore : q, 3.NN, $50 snd 1889 NJ:
203, 4 a i.4J, 5i2, 9.%|, i0 70 sid iU.l5 e.. to.
OK SuEaay, $50 aaG 1851 Al; ECO. $40 $50,
W ED l0l5 .. IN.
For ropO's u:ess '.lne, - q. n. and DO p. m.
daily, e&c:?. nan1ay.
For Arnspolia, q 80 a. 10. End 90 p. m. daily
except sunday.
For Alexandra I 0p, I ~, $40, and Ii 30 a.
NJ, kRd 20, 5, G 10 6 aud II 50 y. NJ. Sun
dat ut { U, 8 ~, and ii 50 a. n. and p. N.
IrBlna leaVe Alexandria Tor Wasnlns,o!,, 6.U)
s.c9, .od JG a. ls.. and II 10, 3, 5, I, 9lO
p. n Bid IL night.
On Sunday al SIS, and l0s. m. and 90 and
~ p. II.
TEaOUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
gusntico and Richmond, will lesve Ale1sn.
drl: ct 7.2l aad II II e, N. daily and ~ o.
n. daily, except Sunday.
East mail, Leaving vt II Il .. n,.. mekes !, two
stops v!z: ct Qusniico aud Frederick bun
octTocn AiexsnG.is AID Richmond
I!cke!s and in$ocmatlon cau os procured Il
principal railroad sta.iors and sicke. Offices
Southeast. j. &, WOOD,
~, Genl. Passenger agent.
f&ANK THOMSON
G2REGai Manager mv1a
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STEAMERS Of this Iino viii rEn os follows,
FOB HO8E0G,N,

STEAMERS Of this limo viii rEn as follows,
FOB HOBE0EG,
Connecting with Merchants and Minors Line
Tor Boston, stesEler
kGBF OF Tx7R Eeza
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, st co O clock pam; returning, leave
Noriolk on hllsrnate days st 90 3. d.
This stsunch iron stesmer hes ust been paint.
ed throughout. ststero0ms newly furnished and
csrpetsd, aud ID the hsndsocnest ss well as the
exfsst ooht on the toaonac river and Caesauecke
bay, AMI is the only Steamer making Gloss con-
necuon with the EsW York and boston etesE,.
erss; also connects With Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops At PiNET POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning n7y ll, 1881, excursion TICK ste,
grod Tor tour Gays, Will be Issued os follows: -
firstcisss round Tip to TT Monroe AID Norfolk
rs b 4; h.st claes fare 10 Fortress Moutos snd
clnss f.re to Piney Point and Point LouSuut
81 90; f's. class round trip 10 Piney Pyin. ord
Point Lookout 81 81; second class each wsy 75c
Sts!eroons 81 meals 15o-
FOts NEW YORK.
SFE.a.HERs e. G.. K.rEG EgTS.yD S0H.a
G<iSSUsT
EVERY FRIDAY, NJ I2u.; and returning.
leave New York, from pier Al, Exs. river. EV-
AA-$ = '@>A@ - wa \ Sa v SlOGh y. Ia.
The steamers OF this compsny make coDnec
tons a. hor.uik for BosioL sad ell points Ess,;
At New YORK With ell points Wcat AID Nortr.
west, and c; A!s%on!ra With Virgins Midland
Railroad end Washington and Ohlo Railroad.
Through rales gwen and irelsh! tsrdiud csrc-
fully and promptly. For further Information
apply 10 r. Il. kEEh, Agent,
J.p neY's wharf
WIZ. THOMPSON. Prc,idsIG
l4l0 stree:,
sep 27-tt Washington, D. q.
..5sEga CLYDE'S STKAm LINE WeyE-
ss&s8a& TX TG
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RivERs PB0v1.
DESCE ANIL BOSTON.
Steamers leave Als1sndIia EVERY TUES.
DAY and leave Philadelphis EVERY SAT-.
URDAY. Nh
This line connects IT Alexandria with treO
4. & ID. and W & 0. K. Rs, snd at Philsdoj.
phis with Clyde's regular Steamship for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with prom o.ness and cara,
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer IL PHILADELPHIA. and
wharfage IN Boston. Quick timo. Freouent
departures. Through rates and through SiTs
Of ladIng given. Insurance e. the loSest rates
Agents:
T. a. SEED, Aie1andris.
WIN. P CLYDE & co, PhiIsdalosi.
JOHNSON & CO., Wash 8 Georgtn
Jan S-tt
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5TEAH EES.

5TEaaEss::s.
No11os.
P0TOs1AC FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOHAC RIVER
On and sitter juno lst,
VIII leave ss follows:
Steamer T. ": ARROWSSITH leave, Poto-
pse Ferry CO... wharf, loot of King street,
~ 81 !, m., NAlLY. except Wedres dsy. as
far as Colton's, ard on ouEdsy. tuesday aat
Friday as f.: rs Ahel"s, LeODard.ewn, piuG
Fcint, Lancsstei's wharf, ChSp,icc. EowsroIa,
Coerum and Stole'e. On Monday, Thur.dsg
aDd Saturday. for Curriomon. Besps, Nourt
holly. Homini end Prospec! Hill.
GEC. 4. PHILLIPS. Manager,
Potomac Ferry COMPANY.
J. B. PADGRTT. Agent, i.i4
F'ok AokFoLK' PORTSMOUTH, FoB-
TREss MONROE AND TIE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER
FORGE Z Il a RY
Carrying the U. : Msil)
MI, ieaVe Ter Ehsri loot OF Primes street, on
IUSSDAYS and THURSDAYS OF D n, :,
ard SATU RDAYS. at $50 p. In stopping At
Plney Point end PUiat LoukGu. suiE. aud 7e.
turning, Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
EoDAIS, FRIDAYS ard Sundays a! 4
OF ock D. N.
BEGINNING With Mag l, 1851, Excursion tickets
vii! De Issued, good for tour day., as fJilow.:
FIRST elsss fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
fo'k s. o.; First clAss round trip, SO SO; Second
class, each Way, 81 81; Firzt.cl.sr tsre to tiaey
Point sud Font Lockout. ST. 50; First Gloss
round trip, 2 co. Eecon5 ciass each wsy. IS ets.
Staterooms 81. Meals Is cts.
P. B. ROOE, Agent. mh26
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~ AsHiNGToN q Oslo KAILKUAD

NJ ASiiiNGTUH u OSLO KAILKUAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO THAlNS DAILY except SUN.
DAY. BnTWGEN ALsX aNDRIA
AND ROUND HILL
Beginning May 9, 1881.
LoaV5 " shEgso! e! 20 s, II. and l2O D,
m and Alessndris at 925 a. "a, 425 o, m.
Pess taesbusg, going Westward, at IL 80 8. N.
shc I 81 p. IN, and strive At Round Hill at
y 10 .. N. SUD 20 p. N. Leave Bound Hill
at b " =. N. and II 80 prr. Pass Lses burg, 90
ire eastward, 1t t w N. snd IL p. H., and
arrive at Alexandra 3. 8 IS a H., and Is
?. sn., snd o. Washington rs q. N. aid
Is y. n.
Sar Passengers from Washington will take
me Warrington and Ohio CARS at tds Baltimore
u Potonac Railroad station ats 70 I'm. and 4.1O
p. n, and 20 through TO RcunG Hill without
change Of CHS
The $50 An. train from Elexandris andl2aO
P. NJ train FROM Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Mccoy s. Wixaia:on's Daily Line Of
Coaches Tor SalcSers7ilIe, HerryVille and Win.
Chester also Reaner's Line of Coaches, which
lave AessbGrs daily Tor Aldie and Middle.
burg.
Both trains, westward nske close connections.
al Vienna, with Sisson's Line of 5tages for Fair.
tax. Court Houae.
ooE 80 gsSt:en tickets, ct cts per rs.aY.
Annuel sioA esn, $50.
Z, II. EAVRNER,
my General Ticket Agent,
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se5" Ask vout drusx,st tnr a copy ef ny 5ups
Mon' Fr.cna" and read 1t!
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uOOD's FR8NC8 COLO4NB, the popu.
IL lar perfume of The day. Ssup lie cts, 4;
Trial size 10 cts. Medium size rs cts; Lsrse
siz { 50 cts. For sa!e by
mhl7 WAKEFIELD g. uALr.
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II o 10 E
CHANGE OF TIHR,

on and afseI Monday October 4.h, the
oos.; OF the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
a tollows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
SN; 6V D 81, ~, 10 20 and II 80 3. NJ, and
II 80, 80, , 60 3 so, 80, so, 6 so and 7 &c
p. n.
LEAVE WAsHINGTON:
eoU. w. 81, 20, 10 80 snd II 80 o. NJ, and
Il 81, 81, 230, 3 sc, 4 &c. So 80 and I 80
Pm
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
at 80 .. 10.
my25 GKo. Z. PHILLIPS, Manager
Inland q SEABOAED CuhSTlNG co.
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&&ELEepaEsS

IHGINIA midland RAILWAY,
JOHH 3. RAHBOUB, President.
On snd sfer SUNDAY, June II, 1881, Pas.
soHaer trsins will run rs foiloHs:
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-24
Fair Haven..

Dr. Charles s. Thompson, the venerable physician, experienced benefit from the operation recently performed upon one of his eyes by Dr. Agnew, of New York, whom he visited for the purpose, the operation being supplementary to the operation for the re- moval of a cataract performed by Dr. Agnew some time since. Dr. Thompson has good hopes that the second operation will be en- tirely successful
 The new coal transportation company has now fifteen new coal barges running in the service, all of which were built near Grape, wine Point. These are 425 tons burthen each. The company will have fifteen more built also in Fair Haven. The latter will be of 225 tons each
 An oyster watch house has been built on the salt meadows, at the edge of the Quinni. piac river, about midway between the Lewis bridge and the Air Line railroad bridge. Hundreds of bushels of the bivalves are taken up the river in sharpies and show eled overheard at this point, for the purpose of t'giving the oysters drink" as is popu- larly stated. The oysters are left in the water a few hours, and then taken up again and taken down to the shops and opened, the net results of the work being a gain of the oysters in quality, size and flavor. As is was found that oysters left over night at the dumping ground were missing next morning the watch house was built Another tempor- ary dumping ground for oysters is on a sand bar near Lewis bridge, adjacent to the meadows, but most of the boats go to the place up the river.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-24
Ladies' Shopping.

The gr eat rush to Monson & Carpenters the past two weeks has been almost unprece- dented in the history of this popular dry goods house, a favorite shopping resort for the ladies of New Haven and vicinity. Ali the space in the large establishment is crowd ed with the very best selections in the world of fashion. The great marts of the metropolis, the great bazaars of the old world are all rep resented with an assortment and selections that at once command and absorb the atten- tion of the ladies. The stock is superb and the low prices astonish. It is opening day every day at Monson < Carpenters. An elegant collection of new fall and winter dress fabrics, and an immense silk stock, are shown, that demonstrates again the excellent taste and judgment of the house. The same likewise with reference to magnificent novel; ties in silk, silk and wool, all wool velvets, plushes, brocades and stripes; also in frinees. passementeries, trimmings, orna- ments, etc., etc, and specially important, as the heavy patronage given shows, is the great display of cloaks, new and ruling styles. They are attracting great attention The departments of underwear and hosiery for gentlemen and ladies draw more than ever, and housekeepers know that to get good goods Monson $ Carpenters is the place. October finds the great popular en- porium of Monson & Carpenter leading the Styles and more successful than ever.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-24
Harfford,s Blind La gver.

Our heading might imply lack of discern ment and defect in the mental vision of the member of the legal fraternity of whom we are about to speak, instead of an eclipse in the organs of sight. But to those who have had business to intrust to the hands of Mir. Frank E. Cleveland, gentleman who had the misfortune to lose his eyesight, no expla- nation would be needed, for they have found Hartford's blind lawyer Argus eyed in trav- ersing the winding and tortnous paths of the law. MT. Cleveland has an office in Ely's block, and has for an amanuensis young lady who writes at his dictation and finds eyes for him in looking up the authorities Mir. Cleveland was a graduate of the Michigan University, at which institution he took the degree of Bachelor of Laws. By too close application to study his eyes began to fail and finally he became totally blind. Although he has been thus afflicted for about seven years, he has steadily pursued the practice of his chosen profession, and last fall he came to this city to take up 2 permanent residence and continue his calling. He is meeting with success HUTtf0rd 1fHaes.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-24
Connecticut Chrtstian Association.

Connecticut Christian Association.
 The fifth ami versary of the Connecticut Christian association, opposed to secret soci- cites, will be held in Mission Hall, Williman- tic, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, October 25th, 26th and 27th. Among the speakers expected to address the convention are the Rev. J. P. Stoddard of Chicago, Prof
 E. D. Bailey, late of Wheaton College; Mrs E. s. Crumb of Forrestville, Mrs. c. s. Whit ney of Hartford, Elder F. B. Dickinson of Ansonia, Elder S. L. Barlow of Willimantic, and a number of other able speakers from abroad. -The first session of the convention will be held on Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-24
Police Notes.

About daylight yesterday morning David Hayes and John Meyer, jr. were arrested for stealing chickens three days ago from Peter O'NeiI, who lives on Mill River street. They were found sleeping in barn, and in addi- lion to the charge of stealing will have to an- swer to charge of yagraucy. ~
 Horace 8. Crofut was arrested last even- ing charged with committing an indecent as sauIt on q boy in the rear of the Grand Op- era House, on Grown street. He will also have to answer before the City Court to a charge of drunkenness
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-24

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