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The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
Scratch nv Back.

/ Says a correspondent A youthful
wife is one of the wonders of Saratoga
at present; not so much because she is
only17. as that her husband is 60. The
difference in their ages is fully apparent.
face, manners, and dress are extremely
girlish. More than that, she has a baby
dot of thing only 3 months old. 1t
seems like a doll in its girl mothers
arms and she is mighty fond of display
ing it. When the nurse brings it to her
for he looks all of his wears, while her
in the midst Of party OF young fellows,
and she demurely walks off to her room
to give it nourishment, they get mad
with envy at the veteran husband. That
makes the young women jealous of her,
and altogether she is highly aggrava-
ting little creature. The most affecting
thing she has done yet was at big
hotel hop. She wore dress quite low
in the back, and was raVishingly pretty.
While she danced her venerable spouse
sat out on the yeranda smoking and
chatting with circle of men-old and
young. Suddenly she ran out to him,
put her hands on his knees, bent her
head into his lap, and said, in a tone of
u child to parent
= 's'Please scratch my back
The old fellow thrus. his hand down
the back of her dress, a little, clawing
her soft skin with his brown. wrinkled
fingers.
IA little to the other side" she muir
INJURED, ''there, that's the spot. Thank
you.'' -----aazs-
And she ran back to her waltz part
ner, totally unconscious CD of the
tingling she had caused among the
male spectators.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

Mr.. Joe Beasley. an experimental
gardener near Columbus, Ga, has sue
ceeded in raising some melons with a
delicious lemon flavor. He makes an
incision in the vine short distance
from the root, to which he attaches a
lemon. and by means of absorption the
juice is taken into the melons.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
T,dw;n Booth told Philadelphia In

Edwin Booth told Philadelphia in-
teryiewer the other day: The papers
in London were very liberal II their
criticisms of me and very kindly made
o farewell speech for me, which 1 was
supposed to have made before the cur
tain at nv last performances. knew
nothing 5bout Il until sawft IN the
papers the next morning. 1t was q
much better speech than could have
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
THE REGuIATOR.f :

IF You HAVE EATEN ANYTHING HARD OF DIeEs-
TIoN feel heavy after meals seepless at night
take dose of Regulator and you will feel relieved
and sleep pleasantly 1t can be taken In the place
of Qufnne btters of any kind; the dose is small
and its virtues undoubted.
See that you get the Genuine in White Wrapper,
with red T., prepared only by j. H. Zelin & Co.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

born until the party reached the neigh
bof.hood of the railroad coal-bin, in
the suburbs of the town, when one of
the Indians doubled a lariat and ap-
piled It to her back with cruel force.
She then sucenmbed and walked
along. It Is said her cries were heart
rending. The law of the Papago tribe
renders a punishment by stoning to
death for the offense Of which this
squaw is guilty. and it is very probable
no exception was made in her case.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A Cure Guaranteed

Dr. Z, c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TRRArmpx-
N speclac Ior Hysteria. Dizziness, Convulsions.
TMserVous Headache, Mental Depression Los Of
Pmem1ory. spermatorrhoea. Impotency Inyountarv
mniIssions Premature Old Age, caused by oyer-ex
@ ~ @i.sery, decay snd DEATH One box will cure r.
Sens cases. Each box contains one months treat
Inent. One dollar box, or SIX boxes for fioss sai
lara sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price We
erda- slx poxes to cure any case With each
oInef received by us for six boxes accom- T;sTi
VIII nve doftars, will send the pnrs 10 II,
ment guarantee to return the money If the treat
onI n' IL uoS5 not eaeet cure. Guarantees issued
ana rny NY McGaDe q wheaton, Druggists Rock Isi
ANU III. Orders by mail at re ular price. d&w
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
The Positive Cure
For al Female Complaints.

This preparation es IT'S name si,fi1ses eosistz of
Vegetable Properties that ARE harmless the del
ieate in-aitd. Upon one trial the merits of this Com
pound win b. recognized asrellef Is Immediate and
when Its use Is continued IN ninety nine cases in hun
dred permanent ected thousands will tes
tify. On account OF It's merits to-day re-
commended and prescribed by the best physicians in
the country. 81
It will cure entirely the worst fel,n OF fallips
OF Tie uterus, Leueorrhoea, irregular and painful
McnstF1ation all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
liberation Floodings, all D.7pIaeenents and the con-
scGuet spinal weakness, and is especially ADAPTED 20
The C;sasso of Life Will dissolve and e-pei t,ors
from tue uterusin early stage of development The
tendency to clcerous hunlors there checked very
speedily by its use
in fact 1t has proved to be the great
est and besss remedy tsas has ever been discover
ed 1t escry portion os .hc system ami gives
new lie aGd T-oT. L ,1icss tcrey do
stroys all craving FOR stial,, and relieves weakness
Of the stomach f#f H
tic Boating, Headaches, Nervous Prcstration
General Debility, :sleeressaess Depression ard i.,
gestion. That feeling Of bearing down, causing ps;n
weight and oac:-aefe Glusys permanently curct ~
ees, act in harmony with the law that governs tie
female syStera- ----z-s--
Fe- Eta Complaints Of ci:Le< sex this compound
IS Hunzurpassel & -
Lydia {. Pinkhan,'s Vegetable Compound
Is Prepared and Western Avenue Lynn, Masx
:oe Si9l SIX bottles fer $5Oo soilt by ma Il n shs
.orcs Of pills, also IL ths form OF ozergcs CT recei.
or price, Slee, per box fer either Ers. PfNKHAa
frsiy answers al tiers OF inquiry. Send Tor paI,
pLiet Address above Ac3:t.o1. tafs paper.
No family si.oGii iv- without LYDIA L rISKHAM'
LIVER Pills Trey t.51.-.t22tion plIio1sne4eA
eudTorpidtty OF the LIVER. 70 cents per bog
MORRISON, PLUMMER 8 CO.
General Agents, CHICAGO, Ill.
~ Sold By McCabe d Wheaton. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

The Russian Jews are crossing the
German frontier in considerable num-
bers. intending to form settlements in
America. No obstacle is offered to their
departure by the government.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
Climax! Climax !

RACES Climax StllYC,
A Family Blessing for rs cents.
1t heals without scar. No
family should be without it.
We WARRANT it to Cure
Sores, Ulcers, Ser0fula S0res,
Fever Sores, Salt RlieGE,s ore
Breasts Or Nipples, Eiysipeias,
Swollen Glands, lnflancd Eyes,
Scaids, BurnS, Cuts, Bruises,
Fistula, Piles, Boiis, Ci.iibIains,
Frosted Feet, COrns, and ali cG-
tane0us diseases on man CT beast.
1t has been used over twenty
Eve years, without c';e failure.
1t has no having per-
fectly eradicated disGase, aand
healed after all other remedies
had failed. It is Il compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and put up in larger
boxes fer titesame price than any
other Ointment.
e5Se Sold nv Drtl ppists every where
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

Company heavy
Official
a "A five ca
IMPROVEMENTS,
PARLOR
Sl
dGxh
sand icnsH sHRnanyo oru
Il Magnificent New dnL i am Stree cts an
" travelling
nEEEIaL W. @ xAS HORNE = Fl cAETESTER a. P5GE
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
SIMMONS

ted with loss of sppetits
general, costive, sometin
the head is troubled will
sation, considerable los
With painful sensation o.
thing which ought to b.
planning of weakness.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
.--.--EcURE THE LIVER with
lme and Doctors Bills viii be saved by always
Lat in tho Harsa

for whatever the ailment may be, thoroug ghly
safe purgative Alternative and tonic can never be
out of place Persons living in unhealthy locali-
ties may avoid all bilious attacks by taking dose
occasionally to keep the liver in healthy action.
IF You LEAD SRDRNTARY LIFE, or are weak
ened by the stain of your duties, avoid stimuants
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

The LEADING SCIENTISTS TODAY agree tha
most diseases caused by tsordered Kidneys or
Liver. II, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver kept
in perfect order, perfect health viii be the result
This truth has only been known short time and
for years people suffered great agony without being
able find relief. The discovery of Warmers safe
Kidney and Liver Cure marks a era in the
treatment of these troubles. Made from a simple
tropical leaf of value 1t contains just the ele
ments necessary to noursh and invigorate both of
these great organs. and safely restore and keep
them In order. It is POSITIVE REMEDY for all
the diseases that cause pains in the lower part OF
the body-for Torpid Liver Headaches-Jaun dice
- DizziDes -Gravel-Fever. Ague-Malarial Fever
and all difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and Uri-
nary Organs.
1T is an excellent and safe remedy for females da-
ring Pregnancv It will control MenstrHation and
is invaluable for Leucorrhoa or Falling of the
Womb.
As 81 Blood Purifier it is unequaled, for it Gu res
the organs that MAKE the blood.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
READ TILE RECoRD

at saved my Iife-"-E B I.akey, Selma. Ala.
III is the remedy that win cure the many diseas-
peculiar TO women Mothers Magazine.
ut has passed severe tests and won endorsement
from some of the highest medical talent in the
cou atry."-New York World
mo remedy heretofore discovered can be held
for moment in comparison with it.''-Rev A
Harvey, DID,, Washington, D. c.
This Remedy, which has done such wonders, is
put up In the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE of any
medicine upon the market and is sol3 by Druggists
and all dealers at ST 25@per hottie For Diabetes,
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE.
It is q POSITIVE Remedy. ? $50
H. Il. WARNER s. CO, ROCHESTER. NY.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

IS TIE GREAT CONNECTING LINK
Its uaaia lia0 runs from Chicago to Ccuslc1
Blnrs, passing thr2ugn !olIet, pt,ava la Ss;;:.e.
Liberty, Iowa City, mafenao brooklyn lrtnncii.
Des Molnes (the capital OF Iowa., stu4rt, Allan
tIc. and Avoca with branches from Bnfcll
tine washington. Fairneid. Eidori Bsixns',
Ce.trev1lle, Princeton. trenton. Lailatin. Canfc-
ron. Leavenwortb. AtchtS01, and Kansas Citys
Washington TO siE0urrey, oskalooea and Knox
tcnsport. Independent, Eldon, Otfurnwa, Eddy
vile. Cskgfoosa. Peiia. Monroe and Dcs Noines:
Newton 70 Monroe; Des Moines 10 indianola end
Winterset; Atlantic 20 Lewis and Aifiui1on. and
Railroad. which owns, and operates O through
line from Chicago INTO tbe state cf Kansas
Inroiigh Exprees Passenger Trains. with Puil-
man Ia1aes Eors attached. are run each way daily
COUNCIL. BLuFFS. 1EAvExwol1Tu and ATcII~
G0S. aInroEEn cars mr. caisoFnn Eetysarn AliIgau.
kee aTls kansas City, yia the tk1lIwaEkee S1o
1sle Great Rock ssiands IL nagntnceafly
eauasped- Its read bad 10 slnsoy per1eet, and its
Truck Is laia win steel rasls.
All.s Will please yCa most Will be the p.eosuEe
iIs ~ IIiii,sls iiaa as.d lossa one
cur Uassni1ecnt Dantftz Cars that accompany az
Through Express lFaiEs. You ReS ah emLirD
zeal - soQd eSis served IL any nTsr-clzss 1oteis
AppreciEtlag the fact thai fpai5sity ct the
s,coFsfe prefer separate Epnrr.en ~ TOE atEet&nt
purposes tR5ld the Immense passenger hnsiness
nouncc that this Company runs Pullman Palaee
Sse<BiE1 Cars fer sleeping puFppses. ana FdsGcp
PULLMAN PALACE CAR@ Gre MI
COUNCIL blu Fk8s KANSAS CfEXs
Tickets via tais Ltae, Enoyvn as th0
- Fo- s.''s ssforssssa1sea 81 nes ostaiaahie se =,
&. X. CABLE.
Wee President Gnd Gaa2 Manages.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
The Symptoms Of Liver
4 Complaint


the side-sometimes the
pain Is in the shoulder and
is mistaken for rheuma-
ttism; the stomach is affec.
and sickness; /; bowels in
les alternating with lag /;
pain and dull, heavy SEN
of memory, accompanied
having left undone some
we been done; often COM
debility and low spirits.
Sometimes many of the
above symptoms attend
the disease and at other
times very few of them,
but the liver is generally
the organ most involved.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

"a little to the other side" she muir
INJURED, ''there, that's the spot. Thank
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

THE EAST g THE WEST !
Dining Gers fer Sating purposes only. One StheT
great feature OF Palace Cars 70 a BACKING
BALLOON where 700 eaa enjoy youF HAVANA
liael.liicent Iron Bridees span tho Mississippi
ard Aissouri rivers at al points crossed p{ t1ls
| bne. and transfers are avoided at Couneh BiuDs,
| Kansas city. LeavenwoItn, and AtchisoE, con-
RceEtons being made tn Union uepots. - -
| TffIiIs GkEaf TizHoGGR LINE AnE As
AZ cnicAco. with ali eivereins anes for the
ls &c EsS &c iT;goop. vith the L. 8. EM.s- and r.
.1tw%sHiscToa HzIoHTs. with r.. c. & 50
ALA SALE. with III Cent. n. n.
A.PEI9HIIiAs; a. I MA Win s9d n r. ks X y Ri D.
AZ ROCK IsLAHD. with " "Milwaukez 8 ttoea
Island Short 1due." and ROCK Isl'd a Fep. kda
AZ pAyENPeIrr, with the Davenport Diviaio1
1t WEST IInEETY. with theB-. c. n. a Nh. a
As M s nTss MoiNEs. I ' With 5f;'i b. n / 3. b. r. r.
M M GSuhSs Jl. RdYEFs h @ Es n uqsoH r. Pses a Esb y H.
AtCoLTMrsgss JUNcTroN,with b. %. IA z ". R.n
/ as Q@r5u @ With Central 4owaIA K We
rAs iipKrE With lol, Peo. 8 Wari wab.. So
Louis & Fac., and 5t u, Kep. y NV. k. li1s,
At CAMERON. with III. st. j. u. K
At ATcaIsOz. With Atcll., Topeka y Santa Ees
Al I.s1y yESwosiG. ssitk Kan Fac ana Kan,
s zskAsszs crEY. with an hines sor the wsa
and Southwest
d ahroueh 60 PEORIA, pEa AL0INEa,
kTCskEs0h, and L1.AyENvEOKT1A.
Z. ssFgnt Roei Aslnnd 8enGes's ara sola ~
~ az heMs sieikes enace, hddresa.
e. ST. JOHN.
oea2 Zicket and Ress'gr AgE.
, 1881-10-02
THE RED CROSS.

Far The GAieu4u Tribune.
Red Cross Ut Love. tnS os tho true.
Exalted eulnlem III the g'nu.
vi. wave thee not :,er scenes bf war
We Haunt thee not oer fields ot bs'""i.
Flag ,,f the Just, thy dAwi!nS ray
I.riuvs higher lifc aud brighter day.
Film. out that banner. broad nuu high!
It's ample fottIs siluli wUu the breeze
In every land bcneath the SKY,
Aud t!out III triumph TN the sen:
The harbinss.r of rcacs. snbIiMc,
... Tl,e synlbul Vi Il hoiier time
Ned Cross Of Truth, thy iolds Of Peace
Wave DER Il ltr.i. Z and hardy host;
The nobIes1 sons Of every cline
beneath thee wait ut Dutys lyost.
To Snctnr, rescue. anu Reclaim
The iall'n Uf every race aud nuIue.
Throw out that banner o'cr 4 world
ky sin and sorrOw tesnpcst-tossH;
All scared with lust, and Stathcd by crime,
The uilfcast Snet-rc,ibrc the lost
ii:if. kcsl Cross banner. come to save
Despairiug millions fruIn the grave.
Red Cross of Hope 10 sinking souls.
Thy mission Leads where nun cau save
Fru1tt death, from crime, from vice and sharn
Al errl1ly one usl lalid Or wave,
Fearing no risk, dreadin. no loss.
Hail, blessed urt.cr-Gr;,nd Rcd t'E''ss!
Chicago, September. LHAKLFS J. HEirrIE.
, 1881-10-02

creed: and, from !: printed copy framed anu
hung il! on its walls copied the Ito to'19'3f r,'h3 f.
:. We believe that aii men !,axe ti1e i''' ~
!. We believe that :til men are born eauai
a,n i,amt.nr1r, but tln not remain 50 tor any
length s:s time ,,..,> =. I'm.
Health. happiness. an, the pursuit Ut ducks
both wild AMI tame
M Intoxicating. liquors are allowed upon
the premises Of the club-eScept III cast u
lit seemed very unhealthy while l was
tllcre.} ,,,.,, <,,,,o f,,,,,, ia
mi succeed in deStruyiu. my appetite !or
,i,nrt than two hours lit Il tIl3 su;11. t!t ell
tire week reluantt their guest. although FL
sn. hit owt. tl,eln !, debt OF deep gratitude
for their kind efforts il, this and other tiret.-
tjo,,s. and especially for their courteous deli
cacy in permitting ME 10 depart WITHOUT cd-
4, REEVES JACKSON.
, 1881-10-02
HANDSOMEST OF ALL.

EHr The thtEHtFt fftbHAF.
True. YOU may not Gull her Eaudsome-
Mny not even deem her fur:
In her cheeks no roses ul0Ssutn:
GUIt}-,.lcn1us flash not from hcr hairs
Her brow is nut smooth ns marble,
Nor her eyes like diamonds bright;
And her fingers are not tApEr.
Nor her hands like lilies white;
III her step there's nothing tawn-lslse,
And her voice is weak amt low.
All. nv eyes see deeper beauties.
Brighter than them all. know
There arc others worth Aei1niring-
Handsome If you will-b'1t she
Is my mother. tender. loving
liandsunest vi :tit to 1iie-
Round her brow there winds garland
ora thousand answered prayers;
In her ha,.,lS size bears the lilies
or Il thousand liyhtened cares.
Every ite:s that time has silycred,
ity un :lu1ets kiss is blessed: &c..
And her cheeks have burned their roses
TN the loye-trcS lit her breast.
With the strength her tolls have wasted.
Young hearts strong with hope NOW peat,
PRAYING future blessings for her,
Pouring present ut her 1Gct.
There arc others worth ntlnlrl1g-
Handsome if you wlil-Dut s1o
Is my mother, lender, lowing
IIand:omest Of I'LL 10 me.
In her slow and trembling footsteps
can read the far-nI PAST
Ecc tuyscif, all tinlisl. f,iltCrtng.
70 her firm hand holding fast.
How sue soothoh each childish sorrow.
Su1outhel each wrinkle from my brow,
kissed away my Tears attlu chceTtd NE.
Even rs cheer her now.
Life is lur Il ha:f-spcitcd sentence
Scattered DER n b!ostcd page,
And the heart that's true remembers
Age is youth and youth is ai:e.
There art. others worth ad..lirinG-
lfaIdsomo if you wili--tut shc
is my mother. tender. loving
IiunlSonlcr than uli TO me.
Cu1t..GO. September. C. L. BANKS.
, 1881-10-02


MONTREAL Sent Al-Consi.lcrablc const erna-
ton exists among the Pullman car conductors
on the Eastern division of the service. the heud-
quarters OF which are i'll Montreal. II appears
That some time ago il conductor WAS discharged
from the employ Of the Pullman Company for
having written to the Police Gazette Il letter eN-
posting u conductor caught in impruper relations
with another conductors wife. He waS con-
si,lcrabiy cnraged ut being DISCHARGED. and as
soon rs possible complained to General Nam
uecr Brown. ot Chicago, that there existed Ger
tain irregularities in the service Detectives
were sent over the Eastern section Of the linz.
and the result OF rho whole business is that some
twenty men have tee1l sus pended or sutn11ar'lr
dismissed from the service. 7. Il. Clarke GclI-
cr:.t Superintendent, has resigned: Charles Hob
iusou, Assistant superintendent. has also seut
in his resignation; and Mr.. iteed. Assistant su-
perintendent-
, 1881-10-02
THE CiICRG1{ES,

TIE REV. II. ". COLLISION Will. pRE,cH
iii tic Fullerton Avenne Church. near North tisa..
::iite rr:.scc Meeting 'S''
TllE EEy. u. ii. w.njI.Ey Will. rE:;ACu11
Cn!.n Hull, corner "f Aads'"-s: a'1 ca''s'snias7.
Till: REV 1IEi:RuK JOHNSON: u. H.. WILL
preach "rnns ,tnd G sTHnt ~ t'c f""F ehu'1
THE nEy. DE, EoEElSrS. t,F NEW YORK. THE
rrcenl!y-rlcctcd lIonr Mission S.crt'ary ~ preasa
~, 1t lO:3 ~. NJ and the l;ev:1lenr' i. MeFas::
y. n. -
THE REV. III: KESnAIl.. Or SEw YoEz
stch::ar!-1s. A' rwen1i..:''-s:-, a:d st i':s IT,
Mission '"crcta.y. ut ~ T. III,
TILT: l:Ev.. :: T. .W1SltAnn Will. PREACH
at The f!!n Ghnres' "rer ~ ;.1 M 'a r. Fa';
vr%sa in the lSt Ut h rsosnt ,, ti::sre. i:s.
FKnF FRANKLIN y. FISK, D-I.. WILL PREACH
hTa r.I tD 3 III i H. tn
Il, ;:9r H. II iht Ihi:.: !an1r'; :?5,:: "t A:h;ssa
uI uuci1-as$. Sac-ltlr: ai tlic lnnTi!lE serylctI
YiIi: REV. r.. i. LAMONT VIII. FKE.ttIi IT
ga IND III n, II ,;..i; H.! i;sa":"n mn! SsatSs
TIL: REV. ". H. GILL. or WESfFlf:;u. y r.
g" i'urk Church. curncr Of West ADAMS aud
Ti!ruup->t<.
ritz: REV. J. ". woERAh.. WILL. PREACH At
lO:na n, nna ~, r m, in ~ u; Eth Church. e"E'
1u;sIa. n and ::4' >. The Westminster fnu:sa.
nf Jackson and Peurla-sts. Evening subject:
- t'rt>IutI; Arthur.
THE E!y lanes MAGLAEeLlAS !; A., ,.s,ti wtiL
ty:sr S,Ss'' a@::''"2 a; "o 'saa 'iaa ~
at 1an - T. H. and ;:t5 =. in the car4ptell i'lss
Church. .. . ...
THE REV. Il: T.. .TIlONAS. OF S0ETIl WA!.Ta
t'llurcil rurncr vi San:.a nun aud Mu.r"t-,t>-
THE REV, ARTHUR SNAZEr, y. H.. WILL
preach morning ana evening n th: torsy-hrsl stsea:
thu:ch. Evening subject: 'Douut
, 1881-10-02

THE REV. WILLIAM ASlIME.AD SC1lAkFth -
1,rruchcS at Wicker Park Church. corner itoFhe-S'
and IL. Mnyf1c->t., ut lu:;1 Il. Ill. ~,
THE REV. ttlAitI.E> Et't.ik SEH VIII. PlEAtIt
morning and cvenn. In Trinity Church. cufneFoA
Dclrtor11-:lv. ami Erie-st ~,
THE KEN.I u. sE:y yEiklNCHNCS " II. I. Pkf.Ataff r
ut ,U::.l H. the GENERAL yLuG Church, cosuef "
Noble and DAit-sta.
, 1881-10-02

PROF DAVID SWISt; WILL. PREACH IN LEV
trail MUSIC ltnIt 1T II Il. III. . S.. ,...
MhSSltS Wllil"TlE .sS1' N.3'RASAnAS, ts, +" 1,r at
.t,n,r services t]t Chicago avenue hnfcu- S
1,.r t,t LII S.ite-av i'll the l:ls'1ilins Ine lte'' ~
lnr,iler viii preach i'll the tEen1'ls. . :.
,rtI,: REV Dlt iAtHlMEl: WILL PREACH Al
II H. III, Ut luoiry's Theatre.
, 1881-10-02

THE REV RI:sd,k. HEREFORD l'HEACAE5 s1t nd
the Chnrcn Ut tile Msssiah corner ~. MT
trwcnty-thir.j->t at lU:Il IL H. SUBJECT LIT e"'
ius Power Of Christianity. 49,, =,
TlIE REV r.. l. CALVIN WILL. Pltt.AIat ~ =,
,h 'Tr,i church. corner Monrnt: t:sd 1at!- -
lU:L, Il. III. tniun conferences lncctiuE WIKI t"e e
vt.e Church 1T s::D U. ILL., ..r11
THE REV. trt:t>luIF. &. <llI.S Will ffsEas.A
morning and cvsni,,: Unlty Church. corner uea4
burn-ay. and Naitun-pace~
, 1881-10-02
SwEpE.7BoRGIAN.

THE REV W. r. rENu1.ETOS ~, Mll4 n.
prruct1 this Eprni,l in Lincoln Park chaieL ue@1 '
corner Ut SlcnuuliIeE-st. ~.,,u
TIE REV. +. T.. EoSroCk WILL .i.1 ri:rWM We.1
tht; tlrlill" in the Eniun Park Temple cofnc' w"
Wa.t1.t-lrtl-+t. ,n1,u.H
TIL: REV t. J.. MERCER WILL. In IitIA~
at II II. LII il, the Union Church. IT Hershey Aa11'
, 1881-10-02

Robust and blooming health in Hop Hi1ters
and no family eau auoEd to be without them.
, 1881-10-02

DIVINE SERVICES WILL BE HELD
- today III the following churches:
, 1881-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS

TIE vuMAN':s tuk1STIiaS TEAfEih,yssst- a.
Unr, viii hv!H ,:ul1y ,;"-!,el uec;in:s :u:s.s ,, H.
crrs.d in Lever tarw.il Hall. ut : =, @ e,p Nor
Entr:+,lc. lii MnliS"t-st tnu +" ArC;'.e-c.I,a Wr4
duv Mr. and Mrs. Sen iiu.an Will tIAc en''"
Hogan the rcst uf the wccx. .,,, III
\ tlnEi:Al. EEt:NisiS MEEFiSG H!1 /!
ELDER NJ. E.ArCt1:int.K ~ NEW ns.nit n.sait IN ~
will preach in the ,t,rn.E uu f.!'1t,! No.
evening 1t TIC Advent Christian eauFe"' ~
>ncth Grctn-.t- ,,,. ..,,tt.aG0
Nix. r. IoSt;. E:>s:rNEt:k oS TIE I'M 'nm,sstsint
& S.rthwc.,err- will e:d the rail" aF n'e ~ + n, e
u; The corner Of tu1sal aEd k'nzt-,ts, ~
subject: "Il,c Narrow E':d. Al :1se w. viii
n1:,1p Ers>. TilE EyASGEl;;ttsrndd Nc; l;;tts,rnddolrh-:t
ursaci, in (t-,,tl Hail, No, f1 Ee!s "rrEinE
Snhtc.. Nt,ruin1. ''t1rcsiIcl-ioh
.H rnt Must lJn ~ liz savcd: .1x, NIL
CHAPLAIN i. ii. FAElt Will V3N,nIItr.tn .tni,a
spryirr. III the Utrt Mission. Gugner u 1"en''
II and N:.:1wurtfl-ay.. 1ht- eVenittr- ,,.t,rU
tt,f Ift,1u; /: Il. CLARKE WILL. 1ut,suE
meeting tni~ cverins II: the Iaeinc "ai1en
C,,rpcr III lark and t1:l iasIrtIt-ste' ,,, TIL
| CHARLES; II. HnInrt,S W1l:t. tHEAt Ee.ta.,t: :.
cven;n. II the ltai:rnaG Chapel No i''' , ri
THE HON. Z. T.. JONES WIZ. H:ai.ou-E
mcrtrc IT Ec;ectics Ut Nu- e&" 'cs1 -''1''
| this evening. H.. ,.,.,. .,EET .
THE l,lslI1lEs or CI1E1Sr WILL. Is. M'isa1novn
| PROF. e. W. MOORE WILL. :'KEAtII:.r tI.ri.
m in The chapel OF tlle Nu-fatnrtunan . li tvtli
| y{lr. CENTRAL. MEETING; Ot' Fk!E:N,tn;5ov De-:
| be hchl ut luu i. m. III the Athcneaiu oo1o !
! born. n:ar tIauuuipd-.s-
, 1881-10-02

TIE FIRST SOCIETY VIII. III ~ Lnd I'd
Hall ut y. ~, when " t1r.t J.. OF
>,,,.,k thr:!l the spirit OF Judge Ed'nonus war
Jastce " Mercy. isb!e n!crpr:tao',s IN i.,. 49,
tines I:,r1ur. corner OF Wood and "a'"a1 ,
lU:I1 H.. .,rcT3
THE CHIC AGO PROGRESSIVE !:iCEGM CEN; Nhm nc.:
II: !::4I y. III. i'll Union I'ark Hall. AAalson@s"'
Hi*hu, Court .,,,,vrxcH
'rI{Ei:t: WILL. Hl: y SIII.l'rCAL tVs t1; ntht"
at :: q click this At s1lns fasA l'o' .r
THERE will III: \ -f'lt:tFE ilt@fs t,.e Ills
diuu,s' meeting ut the West End UpeFl-aouSe
afternoon Ut j O'clock.