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Christ's Doctrine Regulated.

We give place In another column to ON ar
gument In favor Of free divorce. the most
remarkable feature OF which 10 the unQuali-
fed renunciation of the principles set forth
by the divine founder of Christianity, while,
at the same time, the writer assumes to be o
Christian. THE rapt, ideal utterances at
tributed to JESUS" is the phrase Of this
writer; and how, he exclaims, can O man be
Christian without becoming a Communist
In all matters relating to property, according
to the teachings Of JESUS and the practice OF
His early followersT'
Thus 1t is seen how modern Christians, 30
called, protesting to believe in JESUS CHRIST,
frankly repudiate His teachings and set up
for themselves new kind OF religion suited
to their tastes and wishes; and this they call
Christianity
Had this kind of Christians been present in
Jerusalem at the time Of the crucifixion, they
might have shown their antipathies against
the CHRIST more conspicuously than they
show them now, but it would only have been
difference in actions. The spirit would
have been the same as now.
Many will say to me in that day, Lord,
Lord, did we not prophesy by thy name, and
by thy name cast out devils, and by thy
name do many mighty works ? And then
will profess unto them, never knew you
depart from me we that work iniquity."
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The sentence OF LANGHEIMER, commonly

The sentence Of LANGHEIMER, commonly
known rs DIcKENss Dutehman. to only one
year in the penitentiary at Philadelphia for his
latest larceny. will please many people. not so
much from pity for him as for pride in his rec
ord. He is regarded as the champion jail-blrd,
and each time that lie is discharged. rearrested.
and rosentenced he becomes a still more in
teresting character. He now claims to be 70
years Of age so that as the end OF his present
term will see him only 80. which is o vigorous
maturity in Philadelphia, there Is ground for
supposing that he may be good for several sem
fences yet. And ~. when he left the peniten-
tiary last May the aged prisoner said to the
increduous Warden that he was never going
back. SO like assurances made next July will
perhaps be equally fallacious. 1t is worth
noticing that the last time he was arrested
LANGHEIMER. drawing tho long bow. insisted
that his name was WILHELM ARCHER; but he
was too historic figure to deceive the magis-
trate. He is. in fact a local institution; and 1t
is to BIO feared that many would gladly see him
finish his present term simply that he might
begin another and from a like reason would be
sorry TO hear of his death.
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AT his residence in Fulham road on Thurs
day June - died Mr. Joseph Aloysius iIansoR,, we'll
known in his ear Ter years Of mnnhnOd architect
but FAR celebrated the inventor OF the
hears hH name About tho year iHai or ii7 the htHt
vehicles OF this Kind were seen In the streets lAd
their novelty or they always FurroUl-d by
crowds, followed by troops OF bsyA Originally the
llR sOn cab drivers seat WAS on the top not perch
In the rear as at present The change was quickly made
ana 'ur little time II seemed uncertain winch OF the
ngcncntS would prevail
Elderly or even middle aged persons my well romcul
Der the ancient cahrOct with for TIE driver ah
wHrdly stuck On the night or or side, that rare
might II he pleased converse with his ehaTiuterr, did
NJ PcAwick, To hs consequent sorrow. Collectors uf
scymuurs car'caturcs may hnd among them ,cr cor
rect prescnmCnt nt tho old fashioned cab superseded nv
the invention Of Mr.. Hanson, This gentl,mNuS Jonh
occurred at the age Of seventy eight
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TO be used as substitute for coffee, but there
is too much oil In them. Sweet potatoes
sliced and Drowned make better substitute.
Whether any inventive cook will yet dis
cover use for this popular nut remains to
be seen. Until then the younger part Of the
population must be chiefly depended on to
consume the coming crops.
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Yesterday morning, July B. white being at
tended TO by ono OF the keepers named Alfred Davis the
elephant called Blind Bill in Myerss coeotO at tho
Alexandra Palace turned on the man aud after gOrug
him with her tusks, lramped him death. This IN tho
same elephant which last week KILLED keeper named
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certain young man brought his nHlnnccd
down from the country 10 see the sghtA one day wlr
they were passing the cOntcctione swain noticed
IN the window P,ecHrd bearing Tie announcement lee
walked into the saloon, that's pretty steep pou to
charge for one gal but, Maria, IN you through.
for this gal"
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a New scandn, In Enrl,.n society.


cause cdlcbre is expected to come before tho
law courts at no distant date in criminal torm which
will relieve noble family OF nigh and ancient lineage
from the dreadful incubus OF unfortunate marriage
on tho part Of the present heir to the title, tho inyt
OF which hHs been discovered through tho bgamous
OF the woman
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Read the letter in another column defend
ing the idea Of making ROBERT LINCOLN the
Republican candidate for President Mr.. LIN
COLIN Is a square man. There have been much
weaker candidates than he would make. and
infinitely worse Presidents.
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and all bowel affections with DR.. JAync'p Uaruinatvs
Balsam and you win obtain speedy relief and promote
certain euIa,-Alp.
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! he Springfield RcpuSlicdn


Secretary FOlger has called upon Director
Davis OF the New Orleans Mint 10 resign ON account Of
ErOas immortality,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-11

Tnr Grand Central Hotel, GG7 Broad
way, Is OF easier access to any place in New
York than any other first class hotel in the
city, being within ,wo blocks of stations Of
the Elevated Railroad, OF both East and
West sides, and the Cross town cars run
within block. 1t has recently been thor.
oughly refurnisbed and is equal to any
hotel in New York city. Don't fail to
give them call when yon visit the city
either on business or pleasure, 200 rooms
on European plan at 81 90 and upwards per
day, also n good restaurant attached
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-11

II you suffer from dyspepsia, use
BUEDOCK BLOOD BITTERs,
II you are afflicted with biliousness use
BURDOcK BLOOD BITTERs,
n you are Frustrated with siCk headache, take
BURDoCK BLOOD BITTERs
lfyour bowels arc disordered regulate them with
BuRDOCK BLOOD BITTERs
If your blood is impure, purify 1t with
BURDoCK BLOOD BITrERS
II you have In digestion, you viii end al aniidote in
BURDUCK BLOOD BITTERs.
lyon are troubled with spring compla nts, eradl.
Icate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
II your liver il torpid restore it TO healthy action
WITH BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS,
If your liver lie affected you will find shure resor.
stiye in BURDoCk BLOOD BlTTERS
If you have any species Of humor or pmpe, fail
not TO take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
lfyou have any symptoms Of ulcers or scrofulous
sores, q curative remedy will be found in
BURDoCK BLOOD BlTTERs.
For impsrting strength and vitality to the system
nothing can equal BURDoCKBLOOD BITTERs.
For Nervous and General Debility, tone up the
syetem with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTRRs
PhIcE 81 PER BOTTLE TRIAL BOTTLES, lOcTs,
FOSTER, MILBURN q CO., Prop'rs,
BUFFALO, n. Y.
For sale by PAUL G sCHUH, C9J
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-11
Their OCCUPATION Gone

X. V. Pierce, NJ. ID. Buffalo II, y:
was attacked with congestion of the lungs,
soreness over the liver severe pain in the,
joints, burning fever, and general giving
way Of the whole system. Failing to find
relief in remedies prescribed, tried your
"Golden Medical Discovery" 1t effected
my entire cure Your medic ines have only
to be tried TO be appreciated II every
family would give them a trial, nine. tenths
OF the doctors would, like Orhello, find
their occupation gone Yours truly.
L. b. Mem, MCMILLAN. d., Breesport,
N. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-11
From Every Point of the ComnaSs

come the orders for Sozodont, Never has
such demand arisen for any article of the
toilet Its most constant patrons are among
the sex born to be admired. Good loolss
conciliate, beauty fasclnates White teeth
do more to augment personal comelness
than any other facial characteristic. Tho
ladies know this, and either to render thc
charm lasting or to secure it when wanting
apply Sozodont, the most effective Of ,ooih
preparations. Use it Systematically.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-11

nine chapter fifteen revised ordinances oil
the city Of Cairo.
N. B. THsTLEwooD,
Chairman Street Committee.
EARNEST b, PETIT.
b. II. BLAKE,
WIN. MoHALE,
ADoIpu SwoBoDA,
Committee on Streets,
To the Wabash St. LOUIS II Pacific Kali
way Company. | am directed by the street
committee of the city Of Cairo to serve the
within notice.
n Il. THIsTLEwooD,
Mayor and Chairman Committee
Cairo August 1882.
Executed by delivering the copy to j.
NJ. Schearer chief clerk of the Cairo dlys'
ion of the Wabash st, Louis 81 Pacific Il H.
Co. the president and superintendent next
found
Cairo ILL.,, August Z 1882,
L. II, MYERS,
City Marshal.
Alderman Hughes moved to receive re-
port and that same be published with the
proceedings, motion carried committee on
claims reported back the following bills
recommending payment on same.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-11
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting,
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

Inc mayor Delng absent inc clerk Calleu
the meeting to order,
Present-A Aldermen Blake, Halliday,
Hughes, Kimbrough, McIIale Swoboda
and Wood.
Absent Hinkc, Paticr and Petit 3.
On motion of Alderman Wood, Alder
man Halliday was called TO the chair
MINUTES.
On motion of Alderman Wood minutes
of last regular meeting approved without
reading,
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
An ordinance granting permission TO
Mark Kain to remove house &c, laid over
under the rules at last meeting was read at
length the second time.
Alderman McHale moved to adopt ordi.
nance as read
Motion carried 10y the following vote:
Ayes Black, Halliday, Hughes, Kim
brough, McHale, Swoboda, AMI Wood.
Nays-none.
An ordinance granting permission to
build two frame dwellings ol lots 2 aud 3,
block lG, First addition to City Of Cairo,
laid over under the rules at S, meeting,
was read the sec lnd time
Alderman McIIaIe moved TO adopt Or
dinance Us read
Motion lost. |, having no, received a
majority Of Alderman elected
Ayes-BIake, Hughes, Klmbrough and
Swoboda-4
Nays Halliday McHale and Wood
Alderman McIlale having changed his
vote from aye to nay before the vote was an
nounced
REPORT or OFFICERS.
A. Comings police magistrate submitted
report of cases tried 10y HIM in month of
July.
On motion of Alderman Wood received
and filed.
l.. III. Myers city marshal and acting
health officer submitted report relating ~
health Of city, alsp number, and nature ~
arrest made 10y whole OF police force during
July.
On motion of Alderman Hughes received
and filed
REPORT or COMMITTEES
The committee on street reported hayln,
served the following notice MS pcrinstructioi
of council, 10y adoption of resolution OF Al
derman Wood.
To the Wabash st. Louis & pacac Railway Co,
You are hereby notified that the track
owned, constructed maintained and opct
ated by you the Wabash st Louis a. PaciG,
Railway Co. upon Commercial avcnu
within the limits Of the city OF Cairo, ar
not constructed maintained aud operated /
accordance with sections seven. ought an
nine Of chapter fifteen of III
revised ordinance Of said ci,
aud we the street committee of sai
city through our chairman do hereby ii,
YOU the Wabash st. Louis Il Pacific Raj
way Company. Notice to comply With
thirty days with sections seven, eight an
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-11

Alderman Wood moved to receive re-
port aud bills be allowed, and that orders
be drawn for their respective amounts.
Motion carried by The following vote:
Ayes Blake, Halliday, Hughes, Kim
brough, McHale, Swoboda and Wood,
Nayes-None.
The committee on claims reported back
to council for action bill of Cairo Bulletin,
extra addition Of paper containing ordi-
nance No. 80, sl5.
Alderman Wood moved that report Of
committee be received and bill be not
allowed.
Motion carried.
Ordinance committee reported the fol-
lowing ordinance which was read at length
the first time.
ORDINANCE NO, ~
BE itordaiued by the City Council OF the city of
Section l. That the following sidewalks be
INSTRUCTED OF wood viz: On tn G south side of
| Eighth street, between Ran Road street and Ohio
| III
| length
| Section That the foregoing sidewalk
DC constructed In accordance with the reauireme
| ~ TIE ordinances Of the city, providing for
! thG construction Of sidewalks
/ section 3. The local Improvement herein pro
I Sldsd M, shRl be made bv special assessments
so " accordance with the provisions Of sections
~" ~ itfnslte VI Art Q, Of the act of the gencr
Al ssset1big ~ the state Of Illinois approved April
| lWh SlZ and entitled IAN act TO provide for the
incorporation Oi cities and villages" and the coat
ana expenses OF The construction Of said sidewalk
eihil be paid out Of the funds arielng from said
special nssessments
nrclon 4. lhe owner Of any lot fronting on the
aldeWalk provision for the building of which IL
made by lhlr ordinance, shall be allowed thirty
days alter the time M which this ordinance takes
enect IN which 10 build that portion of said side.
walk opposite his lot aud thereby relieve the
same from assessment; provided the work eha
conform IN all respects To the requirements Of this
ordnance, aud be done to the satisfaction and .ap
prova OF the committee on stree T.
section >. Upon the exprat on of the said thr.
~ days, lhe city clerk phal publish notice for
yen days' IN we news paper publishing the ordi-
hhcee OF tho city setting forth that sealed bids for
furnishing the material or doing the work, OF both
o. inc construction of ead Sidewalk directed to The
wy ouDcll VIII be receive nj this Office up
70 Tue unlv OF the meeting ut the city council fo the
opening OF said bids, which meeting ehall not be
earlier than twelve days, nor later than eighteen
J uhye ron the date Of said notice which notice
snal ta,e the time ofeaid meeting and deecibe the
Wpfk 70 be done by 70 referring TO this ordinance,
gNlhgls number and date of approval, and that
, o,uIlnance 10 subject 70 examination al any
& az ne once Said bids shall be opcned by the
'''A III INC pres nee OF tho council, aud the con
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23
MOLINE DEPARTMENT

Sammy Wallace is expected home -
his western trip on Saturday.
Mrs. Lou Merrimani leaves f.,
home at Denver, Col, o-night.
Geo. Dunn leaves on his western g.
this evening. F
Mrs. Eugene Lewis has returned no..
from the east.
Mrs. Oliver Lester is visiting in On
bridge for few days.
The ]. s. Keator will be fitted IN ~.
the electric light to-day. ~
Albert Chapman left yesterday on a., bn
mess trip for Deere & Co.
Miss Ella Mason has gone east and -,,
remain one year.
A good deal of sickness has been o,...
Toned by the hot weather.
The police court has not been very nm,
for few days.
Mrs Blanche Hayes. of Des Moines +.
visiting her parents in this city.
Ed. Mitchell, of Dayton, Ohio. forms,,,
OF Moline, in visiting in the city.
Robbie Swan has returned from his VII,
to Woodstock, III.
The painting of the interior of the Gan
gregational church will be done in "a,
days.
Z. Z. Hood and family are rustics,i,,
among the cool 5reezes Of Lake Minneto,
ka.
]. E. Porl and Clifford Hall accomm
MED the hunting party to Iowa this MON
ing.
Company F. will go to Rock Island TO-
morrow night to participate in drill with
the Rodman Rifles.
A detachment from company F will
leave on Monday for Springfield. and ibr
balance of them on Wednesday.
DR.. McKinnie, it is reported, is going 10
build hall on his property on Rodmsn
avenue.
The Scott County Fair commences At
Davenport next week and so do our pub
lie schools.
Captain Bennett is enjoying himself st
a watering resort in Michigan. and Geo
Walker is having good time at Lake
Minnetonka.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23
SUPERVISORS.

The Finance committee of the board of
supervisors met at the court house this
afternoon. The committee consists of
Messrs. Heath, of Milan; Jordon, of Rural
Schaffer, of Port Byron; Sinnet, of Rock
Island and Grout of Moline. The object
of the session is to examine the books of
the different county officers and make a
report thereon at the next meeting of the
board, which will take place early in
September. The report should have been
made at the July meeting but owing to the
fact that press of business interfered with
the examination of the books the re
port was delayed until the present time.
1t is expected that the committee will be
in session for about two days
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23
SPORTING NOTES.

The annual fair of the Rock Island Agri
cultural Society will take place next week
at Hillsdale The officers of the associa
ton have recently made some Improvements
in the grounds which will be appreciated
by exhibitors and patrons of the coming
meeting. A number of horses are now on
the track and the speed department prom
ises to be very interesting feature of the
coming fair.
The Scott county fair will be held in
Davenport next week, and in addition to
the exhibition of articles and stock, the
directors have arranged for series of
chariot races that cannot fail to prove at
tractive with the general public.
The Beloit (Wis.) Trotting association
propose to hold a three days meeting,
Aug. 31st Sept. 1st and End on the beauti-
full fair grounds just outside of the city
limits of that enterprising city. The track
is regarded as one of the best in Wiscon-
sin, if not in the west. 1t is a full mile in
length and has already witnessed some
fine exhibitions of speed. The managers
of the coming meeting are S. ]. Goodwin.
l.. F. Mclean, L. I'll. Parker and HI. B.
Talmadge
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23

A German woman whose name could
not be learned has been consulting the
city marshal about the recovery of her
child, which she alleges has been carried
away from her by sister who lives in Pc
oria
To-day the Belle Mack Josie and
Ida Fulton passed down and the Mountain
Belle up The Mary Morton is expected
up this evening, and TO morrow the Grand
Pacific will be up and the Minneapolis
down
AT a late hour this afternoon the dummy
to be used on the Rock Island and Milan
street car line was removed from freight
car to the street car track, at the foot of
seventeenth street.
This afternoon the horse attached to a
wagon containing the announcement of an
excursion, started on the run down Second
avenue. The vehicle contained the driver
and the performers on the bass and tenor
drums. The musicians were badly fright
ened, but otherwise no damage was accom-
plished. The horse was caught near
Fifteenth street.
This afternoon the pictures of the ex-
members and present active members of
the Rodman Rifles was placed in position
at their Armory. The frame is quite
elaborate and handsome, and contains the
pictures of all the members of the associa-
ton, from its organization up to the pre-
sent time.
John Tindall was robbed last Saturday
night while returning to his farm from the
camp meeting. Two men met him in the
road. One of them threw a buster over
his head, and the other grabbed his pocket
book. At his request they returned some
notes in the pocket book, striking match
to make the transfer. After this was
accomplished, they jumped over a fence,
and made good their escape They secured
some $3.50 in money.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23
COLLATION..
Talmadge.

A collision occurred last evening on the
G., r. /. & P. short distance from Dav-
export, that resulted in the wrecking of
some freight cars. but fortunately did not
prove of a very serious nature. A freight
train eastward bound. was standing on the
track west of Davenport at the intersec-
ton of the main line with the Southwest
ern branch. While thus stationed, the
regular Atlantic express had been detained
by heavy rains at Wilton Junction, and in
approaching the main track failed to dis
cover the freight train. The result was
that collision took plaza, by which the
caboose and two freight cars were demol
ished, but no damage was caused to the
engine or any of the train men, A force
of men were at once put to work and the
wreck was cleared in a very short time,
and trains were running as usual. The
accident was the result of carelessness on
the part of the Atlantic engineer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23
INSANE CASE,

A jury consisting of G. L. Eyster. G. w
Henry, W. S. Parsons, ]. III. Cleland, Q.
Mcneil and John Schaffer was impanelled
in the county court this morning to try tie
sanity of man supposed to be Frank FL.
Join. The patient arrived in Moline last
Thursday, and by his strange conduct at
tracted the attention of the police of that
CITY. He was arrested and placed in the
county jail He is young man, and is
evidently German, although he refuses
to give his own name or state anything
about himself. The evidence of several
witnesses was submitted, after which the
Jury rendered verdict to the effect that
the man was insane, and a fit subject for
the state asylum at Jacksonville. He will
be taken to that institution as soon as
possible.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-23
ISLAND WILD.

The Island Wild club, of Browns Lake,
Wis, has reputation for the most sue
cessful social events that have been given
in that state for several months. The
members propose to give grand ball TO
close the present season at that popular re-
sort. 1t will occur on Friday evening,
Aug. 25th, and no pains will be spared to
make it in every way worthy of the name
of the social organization under whose
auspices it will be given. The club is COM
posed of members located in the different
western cities, who congregate at that
point during the summer, and enjoy sea
son of sport and amusement. The club
has as its president ]. S. Drake, of this
city, while B. d. Buford is also one of its
members.