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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25
virstasa 7s..s,.uasxtens,on

A consultation ia retersro, to tbs tx:casi3n
of the Virginia Midland Esi!9oy WAS Asii IN
Baltimore on Saturday pet~ecn Vice Presidents
VIM. ksyser and Robert G2Ero:., CT Tho Bait :
more and Ohio Raiiroad, ncd the coIn G:;tecs
from North ard South Ca:olin,.
During the iotc!eieW, which wss by arroiot-
mens. tho members OF The delegations SIT .5,h
the advantages ct their RESPECTIVE Localities. a.l
urging the importlrc, ct tho extension ct the
Virginia Mi6liua Railway through Noc!h au!
South C.!olina. Tho Ncr;h CsroIioa Gtcsa.
ton gave vlrY o,70GE !oGscns wh7 ib3 rad
should 20 by S;a;es9ila c!siG!ug Ia. i. IL
nearer on 40 air lice 70 S2a1isHbrrs. ore Of ;he
objective points Ct tho proposed extension, than
MooresVIe. Tho Soutn Cs!o!iaa delegation
desired Greeovlo 10 bs tie HINT Of the exssn.
sion, it being c.siGad Tor Spa;;a1burg inet ;s
was tho ofjtcive point ls02 the fact Of !!a nav.
ing better railroad CONNECTIONS than any otter
CITY 10 upper South Carolina. No cn0o'us!1n
was reached aud letter tfcta The chsifiaau G!
tho committee on transportation CT tho Mer-
chants ADD Manufacturers Association Of Bali.
mere. was sent to Col. Barbour, informing him
Of The visit OF the Delegations snd the nature OF
thtic busicess. and requesting him to take GO
deGoite sotioD in the matter OF extension usti
all the delegates should Dc given so opportuci.
~ of presentioS tbelr views ca the sahisc:.
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The WenthcY.

WAsuISGToN, D. g., April 25.-The Chief
oiensl Oflc furnishes IN, following special
tn letin 10 the prs: TIE barometer is high.
est In The Stu!h Atlantic States and lowest 10
The Gul! Ct 81. L,Rrctc,. Tho depression
Which at The Dduight report vas c,ptra near
Mcorehead. has moved slowly eastward. Rain
has taca sircs last report 10 the northwest, the
Lake region, the Ohio Valley. Tennessee aud
The South A:laa.;c S:alis. Tho temperature
rose from 10 to 81 dagreia yesterday 10 New
Egg and bat has fallen again during the eight.
Tho intlcs!oGs ere tia: the sras OF low b,rom.
etcr row c:nrsi 10 Wisco1so, will move slowly
eastward causing rain 10 tie lake rego,, the
Ohio Valley sad Tennessee to day, and the
Middle At|sa;io States b. 70 Light, snd that
fair weather ail prevail 10 New E,glard to day
foiiaEcd By rain 70 norroS,
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1ke m nrkpSs.

BALTlaoEE april Is -VirRinis Cs old -. dr
deferred Il; do consolidated Sol do second &C.
res az; past Cue coupons sci new 10 40s
oYS H. ~ coupon1 SGT bid. Cotton dull: mid.
oh9g Us. Flour quiet and steady; Howard at
ana Western super rs ISL; do extra 4 25sS5
do family 25sS6 Is; City Mile super 25aS4
90 extra 25sS0; do family G25aSG 81: do RiG
brands 2ossC So Palapaco family ST. Wbo,t
Gsou!hesn essier; Western lower and ipsetivs
Southern red - l,l23; do amber l28sl3O: No :
Western winter red spot aad April l2lis1221
May l2ltal2ls; June 1909 ,l2Oi; July lIfslii3
Aug lld!,ll5. Cor.-9ouLhern atesdv. Wat
e 9 lower; South srn white 5GI; do yellow 81.
Western mixed epot 5e5s57; April 5e5 ssked ::
May cog :55 June 554,l5I; July Isl ,55z stsa.
or olis53 Oats quiet and stesdy; Wests,n
Whlte 16a4I; Go mixed 45a16; Ponua 4s,aSI
rye cull and o.sie. st ll9.l2O. Hay ste,dy.
pune to choice Fenna aud Maya Id asS51 x
Conee dull and ea:ier; Rio csreoes ordinsrv 70
Jar iOails Sugar firm; A soft {; Whiske ~
ntmsr at 81 10 for JOB lois.
NEW YORK, April IS Stocks strong Mona,
o. Pr Flous dull and unchanged Wheat $50
lower. Corn i lower. ass'
PHILADELPHIA, April 25-Csttle-a,las ssoo
neao market fair; prime Gs.Gsc; good 6.f ~ !.
d meolum eaae5; common 4ia5a. sbesnN.slsas,
so-o mead market demoralized; sales ftono 80
from to o. '"'' Sales
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Financial,

NEW YORK, Arriicc5 The Posts Gsarcia
Sai'l;le says: A: The Stock Exchange u. s
bonds are firm aod unchanged in prices. South.
era State bonds sro dull T,noessee issues are
lower, AID Virginia c91scIs arc s,rorg, while
TIC deferred sr, !o1w.r. Railroad bonds a,e
irregular. but ero generally higher, the notable
exceptions being g. G. Il |. G. Isis, which
have fallen TO l35 from 40, and Mslro-
polItan ELEVATED 2is from 95l to 94}. The
Stock market has been irregular. The
Vanderbilt sharas, Tho coal shares, sad the
Elevated Is. Is. stocks have bean in The main
weak while Louisville & Nashville, Alton s.
Terra Hsuse aud the South western stocks have
"a - zee main been strong, tho only exception in
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the tRo.

Mr.. Heath, vino has 5stn rendered n2,ot.. u
by Nj. D:wes, q cot so ;2gari'ui Of his 49,,
safety fem TIC r,2S@accl CT S3u, hc.2 - +
d'Zrs IS lie later gca'iemal il iO7 A!4J. iC!
while Mr.. Dawes declined 10 l.ca;ica bis 4anlo.
lest tic u5qii.puI S0Gthern 5a.G,; 50 Lin:
bodily ha:ri" 10 tho law snd o.ic:-ioyinr
State Ui !Siaasscausc;.s. Mr. Head. 50 .r from
otitc;lrg to BIS name bciEg Givugod. ,skcs
pains to nave it published fa- End wi3e. PJor
Mr.. Da8es lis Ever was any;hing except
better than lis colleague. Mr.. Hosr, erd lis re
cent behavior has r3y sutjtc.ed mir, t. :Fc
Contempt OF creo bis party associates.
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Senator MaioaC continues the sa.ac cd aoL <
nbout lis btipG roi:ncr q republican uoT GEE.
ocrat, bus G tea3ius!e.. Bl: 10 says At TIC
same time. what 10 deuied last November. ,a3
the State deb: has nothing to do With .sih "a
tioral politics. Is ho is uo.aiog tu: read.
juster, and as Tie Senaie has po.aioz &c 10 Hith
the Virginia deb, TO vii! awe Lotbi3g upo8
which to lx:scs, lis poaor c. I is iLh1:nc. 10
that body. aud MS ueinb:E aIip r,of beiog u
slnecuro and therefore tjs.oatdaL t. ae active {
man as be H. il woUi;! aao:a :!2. ais 72sgostitn
would b. az ag5ccs5io to himself Is II uLques.
Iiorably woui ba 80 largo Unity OF Tic
people ho mis,opIcstntg.
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Moihers! Mothers!! McthersI.!

Arc you disturbed at night and broken o: your
rest By sick child suffering End crying vAD
thu e1crucistng pain Of cutting ,aeth2 II 90.
60 or ca and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLUWS
SOOTHl Me- SYRUP. l. will relieve the pt O:
little euderec modistely-dap: ID uoon i.
there Is no mistake sbcu! it, There is not
mother on Garth who mas ever used it VITO vii
not tell you st ice that i. will c2ua.e the bow
els and give res! to The mother sni relief II!
health 10 the Child, operating Ike magic 1t is
perfectly safe 10 use in sll cases. and pleasant to
the taste, and Is the prescription CT one of ~
oldest and best fem:le physicians and nurers Ia
the Unitad States. Sold everywhere. Is ttnt5
q bottle NAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

hioErGAGED lis RoDY.--A st:aase deed c
mortgage sas pp: upon rtc)!d 10 the register
ofiia: 8. Chario;ta. \. e.. last week. Ao,oid.
lrG 10 Inc terml Of this mortgage Chas. Dd;n
97a7. az i1.l e n. Ia: liz .cl:i,a3 n,o, c)0.
vegs iihis1it sn / Il. Tieht acd i.lo to hiascl
20 coo,her. tc have arl 10 Eod forever, tc Sc
cure q debt 10 oWss tho tDortgsGcr. Tee deC i
Tas duly 3::ressed. signed aad sealed Didea
o7tr Is Iasrrisd man. opd, therefore. under
Inc llEs Of North Csrclios, before msn clr
c2uvey an7 rcal estate ii, Sifo has to give her
signature thereto. s1kuoHetg rg before not.
aEy suA.i3 CT II sis rsc. Although is is doubtful
il TIE Of %. 10 tia case hes character of prop.
eriy, Ddcuo7ei I VII, waived el! ct her rights,
i,Ia aud claim; to him ie favor cf The norses.
Ger az: signed tbs DECD o. c3n7cyarc, AID 20
kn0wletged the ia!ua with al Cue fern before
8 Eitg S.rs!e.
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Investigation to be made.

VICTORIA. 3 e., April % Secretary Blaine
has directed thu! itquiry bs made into the cir
cumitsnces connected with tho imprisonment CT
two American citizens last winter at Yale. They
were chs'god with daserting from work on the
Pacific railway after receiving sdvsnco, and
were each sentenced to three months imorison-
ment at hard labor which they served. There is
now TAX Ct an international dsnsad flr dam
ages being made.
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Fires.

OMAHA April 2i-A prairie Gr, t)-ngh t
th! eatened property at Fort Omaha aud the gar
rlson is called ous 10 CHECK its progress Il heavy
rsin set III st III D. n.
SAN FRANCISCO. april % The iowa of
Greenvillo. PIumas county, WAS nearly de-.
stroy ed By FIRE yesterday. Tho main portion OF
The town, ircludng the business part was burned.
The AggresAte 0t damage Wss oyer SlCO 0W.
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Yhc Monetary Conference.

BERLIN. April 25.-Tho National Il ,ituog's
correspondents a. Paris says: There is no
prospect Of tbs su,oess Of tho monetary c,nfer
eno'. sud in view Of The present attitude of the
Powers decision to postpone or oven to close
tho deliberations may b. expected stcr:y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25
Fatal Accident.

NRw BRUNSWICK. N. j.. April 25.-Geor
jackson, c1lcred, aged IS years. was struck by
the sccoud division of the Wsshinston through
lin, KISS for Nsw York on tie Penpssvabs
Railroad at Milestone Ju3c.iou 90 Sunday
mor1io8. His head w.s crushed, causing
death
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War On fsOpS,

JERSEY City, N. j., Apr! 25.-On lc,ouut
OF Dumb,r of children having bo,n bitten bv
mad dogs 10 this oily lately, the chief of police
has ordered his foros 10 shoot all uumuzzed
dogs found Ga the public thorcushfares.
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Purchase Ola MaiIrOuG.

SAN FRANCISCO, April c5.-The Atlantic 6
Pacii, +. Il. 20. he's purchased the South Pa
cifc Cost railroad. the line Of which IL com.
pletGd from this city TO SANITY Cruz by way OF
SAINTS Clara. This Rivoa the Atlantic s. Pacii,
company possession CT tho terminal facilities
now enjoyed by the South P:c;H, Il. L. On the
bSy Of San FrsCci.C)
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TIIe Missouri Esiyer,

OMAHA April 2l.-The Missouri has raised six
inches mora since lsst night. reaching stand
still ct nine o'clock tkis evening. The railway
co0necil0ns are msiatained By u boa. transfer at
OJurcil Bluffs,
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UnfOUudeG,

LONDON. April PA dispatch from Csnis.
mar to the Tlm:s says TITO runors of mutipy
a,d rtb.lloa o! Herat are unfOunded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

The q !e2at!or3 oG North end Soa;h Csroies
merchants Tho ". y: 70 B.limore for ths eur
peso Il coasuiaG With tie Baltimore and Oaic
rsi:rosd Officials ic reierarcs TO the proposed
cx;eGtion Of tho Virgin MIdhud railway
throush ;tair respective States EiTo hard
some!y aate7!sioaC: Saturday, ufterooon ~ the
Merchants as9 Manufacturers Association CT
tia. ci.v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-25

Charles s. CAr:ogtoo. of Richmond, has OBJ
FAMED the option CT purchasing the whole al
'he Splns Coal Conpsny's property 10 Kama.
"ha county. w. Va, up to the lat of Ootobs,
n'Z';; The price is to be 100000. Tbe Ohsu
speake aud Ohio Railway passes tbroup6 FL !,
property, which consists Of nearly 8 600 acre.
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The Greek Question =,

LoNDoE, April 25,-The Athens correspon.
den: of Tho Manchester Guardian says: Either
the Government is playing deep gamo with its
own people or Greece Is on the brink of war
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LUST AND E0GSH.

H'STRA9 co Van esLrsy COW, black d.!
~ white, wa7 tsken up on my farm Last t5..l.
Day, having been using thereon for two or lbrcv
weeks past. Tho owner, by proving properly
ana paying charges can t.ko her away.
DUNCAN McKERICHAH
8T2,-3t Mt Ida Lane Alnr. On v.
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Death of an Earl

LoNDoN Anrl 25-The 1e3 is snnou, ced
OF the Earl Of F!oeall at ito a.o of G.. The
deceased YES sIibersl.
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Jfosby stgIWart Club

q: meeting Of The Messy Stalwsrt Cub, Of
upper Fauqaior und Warren, held at their
headquarters, last vii Joia Il. Rutherford,
CD was called to The caair, and J. II. Stills,
ctq. w:s anpoia;cd secretary.
Mr. }. NJ. Phillips txp'aioed tho Object o.
the meeting whcreunon. the above mentioned
oiho:is Teio unanimously elected to their TO-
speo!7o places.
Tee cljsc. OF tie meeting wa] to SIND dele,
gates to tho Warrenton convention, to DO held
to day. and thereby effect, (f possjbIc,) 90
hcn9;a6!e Coalition Siih tho "raadjaster" wing
Of tbs democratic p1r:y
GA motion Of Dir. j. Thomas Sealock, tho
following resolution Was offered and adopted:
Resolved, That no Coalition be effec!ed (st
Tho Coming Richmond o,ayaatiap) which will
10 tho least degree, compromise tho republican
party OF flrgioia, sad the! the gates to tho
said oon7eption be 50 itsiruc' cd.
D.lsaates-To represent Fauulier, J. Tbos,
Sesl3esi 10 represent Warrac, j. Il. Stills, j.
il. Phillips.
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mELLlN ERY.
~ 4 w RING GOODS
Mrs. S. *, SnSdev

has jast received large asso:tm.st cf beou,i;ai
ana cheap SPRING GOODS. consisting Q.
L L Ties: Null. Hamburgs, CLOVIS Hvs!e.5,
Hsandketchiefs. Nets, Vei:ings, Ruchings CO...
sets, buttons 10 all the new styles ana msrg
otaer articles too numerous 70 msntlor.
She also has full limo of MIiJ,nKRy
ttqusl IN oein!y and quality to any over oh'rr:d
lot s6!e IN this city, and hsviog sccu,si The se.
We, wees OF Miss LANEHAkT, w.o gave such CT.
IRE ealls'actoa last Season. ia prepared TO h.ve
guaranteed.
On FRIDAY SATURDAY, liza 22l and
2oj inst ths will open 10. OF ine PaTrsNN
oOSNETS and HATS. All ar. cordially IN.
g!ted to call At hef store S. e. corner King ard
washington els and examine them. T.pl3-2w
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The Atlanta Bridge Co.. Of Alsnta, o.,
DOW employs Over Geo. sld is supplied Wiz,
orders which will rtqaito four months Of
tmpIete ru1ning on fui uce
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,o At Chanii;ly. Fsitfa1 county Va, april G.t,
1851, Q: O'clock. y. H., LUCY L , wifo Of 3
pert Wrenn and daughter Of the iM!e John f.
aged So years, months and u Gncs
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Dead.

BOSTON. Ap.i! 25.-Jancs T. Fields. Ito
author, publisher aud leo urer. died this mo:h-
iro $4,000
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4 car for t:a1spcr;a 100 If live fish hes been
Constructed by order Ct the g. s. Fish Com.
mission. l: is furnished with patent rsfrigera-
tors and las!cnioes. Tire car will be used By
Prot. Baitd for III. transportation of fish for
propagation to every seoiion Of the country.
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Mf. Hose. the Boston Architect, who has
subG.ii;.G design for be proposed monument
to NssAlostan at his brthplscs 10 Westmorer
la1d county, Va. LEI. Wsahi1gtca Saturday to
visit tho proposed site.
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Belgian block. p'''a WILL
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No headache or back-ache for ladie.
Who drink "WlNE OF CABDUIu
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Forty years trial has proved "BLACX-
ORAUGHI" the best liver medicine In
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DIR. VIM Rsysnhcr. Notary Potlc, IS ilcr.
or street. NV York. says: The use Ct s..
Jacobs Oil. has been of crea. services to ne, ca
/ thankfully acknowledge. suffered vii:
rheumaIi, pain in he inco aui csss; iaduo.l;y
try 81. Jacobs Oh. | found immediate rehrl,
and it effected &C sn;iro cure. Moved bs
oeuso OF duly. /: therefore, sivas me great plea.
nre 10 rtclmmerd to suffering mankind tho ST.
jacobs Oh, ass remedy worthy the higbost
Drsis,
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Tho Rich moGi Wing c3m2s to us filed l.y
with accoun;s G. ierso anl cashu:2atio' lis
honte ueet;nssi2 al q1aricTs Of !no Safe. /:
was tie sar.e Wy previous u the e.c2.iga .lat
November, whsp, les esd e clriy!og the STATE
BY thirty thcus2GI En' );ty. So ihc5 w9c. to
have done, According % ;ao Wig. tacy oniy
received that DuGl52r {! 7o,cs ell io!i. Itts2
accounts, when sii;cd. pro7e 10 10 80 mlcl <
aggeratod Us 10 have hardly any foundation a:
ell, and tbs Wig viii DO a5 much lris:ak:n a!
the result! CT the oeE: o!oc.ioc IS i; wG5 " thGt
Ct the last. Th:u, ;Jc, Il. tic sccJu2S 70 WHICH
We refer lay Rrcs! 9:r;s5 Gu Tree vote ADD &
fair cunt" Whoo, 10 tee kuoWladS. c: tv.:y
man 10 the State, suci voc a1d sacn cyueG
arc doLIod nowhere 10 Virsi1ia.
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FOR Eala By T. 8. Lea1be: tr & Bro.
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MR BEEcHEN ON CHURCHES. ~ hsvo read
II Eonan Catholic pspor published in New
York s>Ia remarks about my sending girl 10
;hat Chrch. said Mr. Beeohor, Fridsy even
ing. II supposed it would b, gratifying to the
m:mbefa Of that fAi:h." DO continued, "but it
seems taa! i; was not. III, paper says that
Mr. Bccchcr Thinks it nskes no difference
whether pcls,l belongs to any church or no
ctu:ch; that oil religion is Indifferent 10 him !;
lhas he believes there il 40 truo doc r.ne,
a7t thai II is OF 10 c'psiqlsuco what man
believes We'll. it does msko 20 differerce
Eha. he believes utl;ss it mskts him better
shan Ills 51a!ling cdt2r. Tha: doctrine is trus
which nsk=a man True, ADD that Church is
right that n oss develops irue mauhood. The
El'ue CT doctrine is to lc measured b7 its
noWcr 10 deVelop Chris; ia human nature.
Whotter orthodoxy or i1ileIltF, ono church or
aoother, that is best BIZ which Chris! is born
ia tee souls Of men. For most tbirgl | think
olon have betIer chsno, 10 our Churcl than in
the Church Of Rome but if mnu can 6rd
CtrIst bes: deyo! p:d 10 tie Roman Catholic
Chuica bid him G,dspecd suy say, Go 10 =
And this net b cluss it is best, bu. bacaus, it
m:y better form Ct,is.lkeocss in him. The
oti:c: ct the Chu;ch ia net to di:pay grsc:s
h1s tn Servo as sciool to traie m IN Y
Herald
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HAhCuIOR'S NOTIOE-Havipg qualified
- - az executor Of d. +. BRASHKAK, d:c d I,
az parties are hereby notified 10 call aud set:lo
sneie Indebtedness. and al persons having
S,alhs sgs!Es' the estate will pres, ut them io'
payment. Messrs j. y. Tsckets G, 90. .r, ST.
tnorz i'd to receipt for all monies due tho e:!.te
Ga note or on open account
aI23-lm O.G. DICKENsON.
- Opened 10 day.
!, oesu!1lt Prlrts. Lancaster Canbr;cs 81
rre.calss, Very pretty l0c Frsoch Bu1iinSa,
aplo VIM II p. BERKLEY,
" aMACHLLI and MACCARONI jus
recaiVed By C,p2ll j. q. MIL oURN.
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DIED,

For sale by j.. s. Lead besto- g. Bro
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q HEBREW FENoUNCEs HIS RGL1u1oH.-Na.
than bleseen.hsl, ycuog Isrsei!e If Buffalo,
n. u, has forsaken the religion of lis fathers
10 embrace Christianity. Tho ceremonies of ad.
hitting him 10 the Christsn Church took plaza
les. Sunday ct the Westminster P,osb yterisn
Chu'ch. B!esse1lhsl ia popular vocalist, snd
hss sung in the choir of the Temple Beth Zion, and
ialtsriy in Westminster Church, Buffalo, where
no nado lhe acquaintance Of Gertrude Dening.
Pr minant society te!ls. He becs ne e1smored
OF Inc young lady, aud the attachment Vas re
G,procatod, bal ob'tscles to thsr union were met.
her family sro rigid Presbyttrians. His moth
q, WHO eIc:tad grest nh1snce over him and
was srdensly devoted to The Jewish faith, en-.
Ginet him 10 remain s:esdfast to his religion.
q ne yielded Until last month, when his mother
G!td,. sad he resumed his attentions to Miss
iDelnlng, notwithstanding the earnest protest of
nis Two sisters. Ho finally announced his inten.
uon OF renouEcing the Jewish faith, of embrsc
1ag Christianity and of marrying Miss Demiug,
~ IS probable that Gr. Blessenthsi's course will
IL great m .ssuro lead to the disruption of his
pfesent social relations.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-10

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries of the Bone, HUI
mors in the Blood Scrofulous Diseases. Bad or On
natural Habit OF Body, Syphilis and Venereal, Fee
yer Sores Chronic or Old Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
R1ckete White Swelling, Scsld Head, Uterine At
fections. Cankers. Glandular Swellings, Nodes,
Wasting and Decay of the Body, Pimples and
Blotches, Tumors, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, Con-
sumption, Gravel and Calculous Deposits, ana va
rietles of the above complaints to which some
times are given specious names.
We assert that there Is no known remedy that
possesses the curative power over these diseases
that railways REsoLvRET furnishes 1t cures
step by STEP surely, from the foundation, and re-
stores the injured parts to their sound condition
TIE WASTES OF THE BODY ARE STOPPED AND HEAL
THY BLOOD 10 SUPPLIED TO THE SYSTEM from which
new material ie formed. This Is the first correc-
tive power Of RAILWAYS REsoLvEET.
In cases where the system has been ealiVated
and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive Subltmate
have accumulated and become deposited In the
bones, joints etc., causing carries OF the bones,
ricketts, spinal curvatures, contortions, white swell
lings, varicose veins, etc, the SARsAPARILLIAF
will resolve sway those deposits and exeerminate
the virus OF the disease from the system.
If those who are taxing these medicines for the
cure of Chronic, Scrofulous or Syphiliuc Diseases
however slow may be the cure, "feel better, and
dnd their general health improving, their flesh ana
weight increasing, or even keeping Its own, Id q
sure sigh that the cure Is progressing. In THESE
diseases the patient either gets better or worse
the virus OF the disease Is not inactve II not ar
rested and driven from the blood 1t will spread sno
continue to undermine the constitution. As soon
as the SARsAPARILLIAN makes the pat.ont .feel
better,n every hour you will grew better and IN
CT 20 In health, strength aud hesh.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-10
CIRCUIT COURT.

This afternoon the Circuit Court ad-
journed until next Monday.
The following trial docket for next
week was arranged.
Monday-Hugh Gilmore versus Gilmore
e. fireman
]. III. Gilmore versus Thomas Trumbal
Tuesday-W A. Rodman versus Chas
Conqueror.
Same versus Henry Phelps.
Wednesdry-Mary Brown versus Geo.
Greenwood.
J. H. Gilmore versus Andy Leeman
Thursday-R. Bishop, VS.. Deere, Man.
lsurt & Co.
Jules Gaspard, VS.. Sam Kennedy.
City of Moline, VS.. P H Peterson.
FridaY-Ellen Morgan, VS.. /. p. Ball.
d. McKennedy, VS.. c., B. & Q.
A. F. Cutter, VS., Mary E. Marquart.
The following persons entered plea of
guilty this morning; Lawes McGregory,
larceny; ". W. Flaherty, larceny; Mat.
Ryan. burglary; George Green, larceny