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, 1870-08-11
The Etry clxEd keaAxr saYs.

A<aA&f
ar the Denaoes.ey' Of Ds sTceqreyte IL the abie.t
e,t..s H s,sf rs, *stfo r. HoeO es psLtis ~
II. tsi sa d e. q ae 6oSs III -, y h.,t
Z id
.. beons . sode y IL pssssssoai. L.
- ea:qssa f e % %
ssf T. FtsfS t n 4ss
AiIea4 be holds high pl.ee aaaons il sbIrs erponnd
IL e. S.as7 sR R,as =
vIo y f1At seeo1ns her ahlst eTpoaasr of po3it,
::ss: sss5 i 8 e E.
fes Sc + Il ssoa. :. ihS psZ which ae~ s
The Stw York World ssy.:
rch publication IL exceedingly tfreIv md saaurd
of M sGsa a:sa NJ IN r.
aSss1nss of ls.e ,5sde md the sophHriss of whit i
TIE Sebrs.ka City Fres .srs:
Dr Ss.s. iii 15: ssest 1 A ezs.1 o
re.:esssd when he At down to thens." '''4a 10
TIE Lea,ruvor:ih esn.<r,a,sr+r.,.:
a1s pot ourselves bilsvtT. Io free trade. bn:vs
:s! worthy Il study b Gsadi = sos aasa
The SossA3ex<. Christian Advocate, Of Chicaxp ssy,
Ry f.r the c!earr-t tsrehe. and ,post r.oou,r cr-
teEs4iioa have haa Of the Auuprptcrtiyr sys
tenn. il that given h} BastIAt"
FeAie Ls@ee, PhiladclphJa:
"Whstexsr may BE- the uptnIou Of the reader 90 this
sub.s<t Of F1rc Trade or PFptetton he fal
INTERESTED N LIZ clear 4nd animated A.Ke1sstioQ
Battiat whosc suaE ey their Amnstnx innrHa astcnss
hc eonaide1ed the Dismal Science that 1Eomaa Cszt5k
mas called t."
The Aeyx< ot Albany (y. Y.a aAys:
-Ea,tiat writes tn egieEa1s He + witty upou uh-
Hls l4ie !. r1hanstise, Jtt hlnliaut- The work II.
never hetu 1Esweyed."
lr rEbH.hns this book tie Ieaxue fet:. th.t i'll.
o5-1ns the mcet effective AAd popular work o1 ron,
cal etoueuJ that has ~ ret been writer.
Flee Traders can Do better se1vtca the cauae al
firth. Justice, and humanity than hy circulating ;is
little book arnorx tteir trIEnds- It Ia o6a1d Jou
what II eotts to print It. win not eve1Y F,pe Trade
pat eopJ o the book ito tho hands ot Ill Pzp.eeou.
ut frendse
The work VIII be fo1w wardcd. post,Se prepaid ca rr~
csipt Of THIRTY CENIa-
AAERIcAH FEKE.TRApFLKAcUE.
GaMAu- It. Haw Tolk.
, 1870-08-11
:. EEI Vh1IIE3 IN KWNpVN-Ilsl1 i 4.
Ghte1 States 1Q3Q9... ............... SLY
ATE


New 10RE, Aug. lu.-The feeling tn Wall
street Las Improved, In sympathy With the better
tonc In the LuNdou mArkcts- The improvement
aseeLondon. however. mag perhaps bc regarded
lees az rejecting any Strengthening Of cmlIldtnce
etsunectcl with the general European situation.
than Us Indicating feeling that the signing Ut the
alliance guaranteeing Belgium protects England
HEalhst being drawn into the struggle. Gtlt was
weak. Opened at l1s, and Gradually decllnel to
1l6aa1161s, on IN advance tn our bombs In Lon
don, anu reports II another Ffussan victory, aud
Ut u revolution tn Paris, Carrying rates per
cent to nat CleaIahces, x.O,U01U00. Exports,
81 ss p1c he Treasurer Sold i09 b0 al Iii G-l00
t4ll1 st-1U. MoneF easy At st.3 i,er cent
Sterling higher; held at 169.{e4lU3ts, and per
ccut more for sight. ..- -
Governments nr1n, aud about = per cent better.
The chief demand was from German bankers Oh
speculation, but In moderate amounts
GU0ls, SIS .ll*E@lltk Coups, G's. .11o t71fo,t
Coults, f6ss. .ll19st31lsI Coups tias, ,.1iO ati0A
C"ups, ess. ss..Iia:..s!,1A Currency. ....il' Hsl1l1i
State loiltt8 sutl:
uld Tennesreea.... Gsa Old y. Carosinas :. IS
HST i;, yItnss Isanfsscef. e. New n caFo''nas. p
The stock market vas huoyant In sympathy With
the prospect Of the meeting Of representatives OF
trunk roads now being held ut Saratoga agreeing
uith settlement OF rates Of freight upon tile
basis In force bcioIc the competition was lately
ihtrDdnccL. The risc Of the day Is equal to Lac
MT cent. Tie advance Nas most marked In Saw
York Genital Lake Shore, ned Wabash, which
shares were the Ieal!ng features Of thc markell
, 1870-08-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EvES1S0. aug. 10
The following tas.le shows The daily receipts and
Shipments OF live stock during the week. up to
This evening:
, 1870-08-11
PR0TECTl0 l0NiSTS.
Price Reduced to 3Ot Per COPY,

The Feso'e cf taxaiou hAa xtiast driven the ,,p.s
. st;d. she pFnctpfrv which taxes a.u fror,%ed
hseIs day. uewtrap<r discussion of The Tariff grows
nlofe eAsns~ The demand for The pubcas al the
LrsSae nssent and krnwinx- Pp1Isioiaas, atuieots
eeiters. Conk7er<nra- doubling peotsedonats tnaa1.
ins tA1pa!e1 apply daily 10 tho League 20 leas1 how
tas1 may oest pssue the. stnd5 Of th4 T..id questi
In v!eT Of tht anxiooa sektn9 tx light and the t.t
nsed cf work to psEseEt ecnuoulc truth porulatly
yet eo~cty the Lcano has determined to pnb,I,h II
eott price, the wonderful work Of Frpie Bastss o.
titled. 5aAi<.s of tA~ Frote<sio~t<s
u this FraarkAa1e work 1as .s.~. tho ahieat at cur
cfitset,sArs:
~! Bnhat, t need Only Be e.ia tbs, he h.. nc-er
ffn Answered And taAt he IL uuAn.Wteat!r ant thsf
hs hAs proiuee1 oae Of tie c<asrst and me-t ti,r1
ftateeuts Ii t1airnce ef the Free Trade th,Hw Or d
p1ti noGr cur1scty Of the iAws qf hr1uan usti.r9
.hen !. :,l.:s ihe Interchange II hnsnsn ser.es1s
tu the prstneu Of which FroteIoni.ts a.c n
es5itss = .AxaEr :Isas orEs,sd u etyilizl any
EF4Tne htFeth o nAtr1r Tht SAcnsefnu he rnpfuctr
H. hardly e1ctnE- II IL not combat hut eIaukhhr.
ard .ustlay who ant. TO know what F5et-TYasr dee
hEs and set o.: IT, STYLE Sparkling that ii vrsds
sinaea A1r FusFas, tAulot Do batter than study the
SochtsEs." ~' ~-'
, 1870-08-11

+. n. CLARKE, n. d., The Eekulaf ufh Eetakshhed
Or. Clarke. III South l.iArk4t tuexr Nnc.reI.
CuStlDKNT1AI.Lr CuSSuftIaD
GE fctalt Pills t!rrth I.Aae) 9.tT ptf aaI ty :. AI1
TT send tHo Et-nr- fer Marr.+i Secrets.
fK A1ro. two for Bosk M Exit \ hrs-. ....
Addn se kttess pr I. u. CLARKE, IL South Clark
, 1870-08-11

Tas mot popalas md Elective sesa IN useh II. n.
hare rrer t~sn plarcd. i thsi kiven to f:srs, 6S
a. A. tts,1ETs rc,i bsstsst IN H. i:sneas sephisas
Of *nsiyst,, ba.uas hardly to +. eu;upued
viii VII: Hill os keasiN Or With several Others
w"' tn tew. 1T The +cttuer have hcen dtsrls us-nas
Il eptak Vi t astSfotl4 founder, Adam Sfsb bHt bis
dt1nr 1s rcr;tesefsial handling ei ths principles x
rt!it,sa sto2,n1 has besss t<en e9n.l;td. rht
=. mshy et the tuninssntal ideAs and cu<npL4
taNs which In their 2hrtraet rtrectston. hard
sstea'11 md treuT that kve punsrnt friee - hla
f.ssy 5ass r.. itT! Th. ~ t. ost 5esdes; s sHe
il!'str.t"rs .na g!t:e.i .crtis.sisns that he ea.
wEsst oniy Try LII van to re n,ott simpliity etrc
tivcn. u the argument OF 4ny print which HastAt
pEustttiou Tcy IL waee9, and puf Il List,
the &dtEJ ard e3shye q tha frreh wsittf will
-s:e NC s-st elective weapons Aat il c2r3sn.a
Esc"
, 1870-08-11

Tie Ne1r Tcrs Hesozt tszyr:
1'af Z Il, ;ni.f + Tnr? !. VIA L. e
q :, ar .a.oeaits 1t r<ttton that he drs not s,Ty
s g. ss n .a.i., IL hit
IT, tstal TT. l1s: and h pIoec+d. mere.:y dis
i. 9'sas a9s Il r. s1yaas
.s .ss .Ss1 q oss s ea, a: 20 &
tt;Y ss,'a ,S X ,s somfstoa 1T # Sss @ iayo eaaes
stss: sssset saasse sss tseasslss i 0s;s.lss rSss
s,sD'sr eisa NJ n ~. .*.o1tI u 10
s.s. z :; & aa
~; :sG M hs flsaIly pEo.r hat e.ea wheTr Will rs
I sss f. :3 Z:
a. .e n r. .51. Dr. ~ sls ,sn.1s q
snmasra dis1.sues be tave.sa asnav dit enbject viii
~ sss astIse l. sIs aas shie
ss;1. e ftp wt.h sIsatnss- ~ th LID
8, s.'5y = I2t5t.i ssoasy .lptI q eli a:sat:oa
t. i. s*ss,f ssxds K f. III i ssws..
s:se. s. h.,s.t thaw. 4 to the World Ii, II the s5h
r.; I'D Il w. III + fe; ise
ttr ttf:cet ot dltsemaatInx feir dIinte throughout
?s Isa sE . fs
III nsks Pn .dens and u:,,i:ake tn.nv politicians.
1sist:; 5sTs'<s ~:
d our aaeEs. 'nt 2 lot ct
tF-s. tase tenre AID vat7ety our rr?ars h.r-
ri us ard In thr Mnrrh Il rtv1auc. |. taf ar
fnk to ataEst;ol which IL tte pFecurtoE M
tis!ai d~tt Fiosatin Tt hid this R1ia. true tllt
every prtsrtn ns rrpIIc whkh Hives through p.1..
f.tt tat Mst :1:aI t0 aa:ipn4l Pr.steFity
tutl as It II snrry the re~:it Of xrtihct, 4srlans
AID t4sE,t ii .r upon it. TLcre !. M
H'.' T. ernfevron. ald n eraw odrr wilt iIa.
eusst ttAt eresy iadty tn.t ir fEee. al ,nev,-
sa:< require 10 % uttr<1I in htlul4teA 1t 44nrsliux
a.ran hing that III nj intelligence tanrt p1rrFe
that th- ts,+r1st txrid heh IL ;cn{x,tcd Ltr Ii
puft-r psrseffnR the haancr of trade between 10
aLi nations The a.o.ue Of our .upors9-
nnnt = ssaux our expectations BY man! millions lar
tle tas1ne yta1s Shud the rtades de.irr 10 ascrg-
tAi4 how iha II. We .tfer ht IL u. daAtats E+s9Is
% Political Eeuucur,' = aieh heartily coun.e,I ~
the true Eaefples hrtt +xe7r:se viii iois
t,taly !ead u q national prosperity HE4 a.rurnta
tsS1H-a cpon the sountc.t theories, which haVr hsu
edttn Fs1tfee IN Fraoen+ since be save sht1a ths
T.t; III y sSees7s e = a9hhlats
- ths hts rtedE says: -Amos{ TIE 'sophlsm. af
,ss,s1s: T & sssaa aino*s x.es, mi
stsAs. ihto which the book divided make It adnf:
by tuiied to the reaaers of tbs day this country
VIC :Ee ipats1t 9t shs .a.tsnsa a!Easnss of Other
nsionink severely re!.nttte. hut the !anSHaxe and
the ,ltnttEatone thcse Of day lfe The etye
i .!16aa1y eleaE md ninnnx. and tae happy huuoe
tfas HtFnt had at effective weapon
which othex ~E&ara o. thtse suhNcts hsve Lacked"
, 1870-08-11

We note the EarEtt nfm u former prices:
\ u star saweA. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2saA3;L
~. s.4NeA. ...-...--...... 1.5UA431H Il
lE!tkncSs-FiSe shingles to be Two inches III
:s!cSuesS Leac'h-Sixiecu Inc hes. fl00 per
cnFG, added when transferred, " oich follows me
shll glcs.
, 1870-08-11
TIE Albany Ett>sinJ Journal saws;

u hs mot s.EFst md eare!e opcouen.a
f.tN.s The hns S b: d..sa -bcr If the French
saS t.1sn ta 'e5ss Of .sAs 81 tbeR
sFsiai .t.sItet md tne hatred TOR ela.. LEGISLATION
Nh.sh tht1 eEiceneSd 1tesc sEteies veto addr.s%sa
Fr,ase aat the,r eject WA . procure ee!ef mMtcd
.ssy tpa r tana = III whca s -
saS .as # ussal', dry, With I,selJ i9t*frs fam ia
Ali ,...s.. as'e tuch =. a1e aSsSla;:,y ''a: d.:
nMp.: .1c robbery: 1hs e,.sen rri9Foe.l spo.i!aa
tauft Of Wa. tarsu 10 ks N o1st4:Ec iptrsp' II
psevr'1 ntrrcnns.e between two ro7le-as Il fa~ rail-
Sp~ds thauli bc torn a The vsrs block ae IL II
r. tar that anythins valuable Ia rsporson to ihs
IT, tSsnse patton .o.fd ee 1iehest lsb9s pro
isic,'ft.hss artcps.t -, 'n.trs th1E. rel. stsaase
tsr se1t q i:xusy Il I. NJ. Tue thas t.fid eae-
tt. hong lnustty-s wsatens it. ty t. rc-
sd IN !arapu. e. smt. and il.tr.td with xIat
fu:c1. Th,-c Wtu wtsh tu stEDuk Al afxt:nrnf
eau lie mate for frre trade should :rs.. the sulaul
, 1870-08-11

C0uErS, G1s. .113 tal10,t
CouIs. Gos- -liO Gt10A
@s.....-..l0s4t&lViE
cu11cncr...-il1HtSllll
, 1870-08-11

the prospect Of the meet
trunk roads now being h
uIhl, q settlement Of rat
Ha.ts In force fx,ioIc the
intrDtsnce.L The rise Of
mt cent. Tie advance
York Genital, Lake Shu
shares were thS Ie4lllur
, 1870-08-11

Very respectfully your obedient servant,
tsigned1 A. A. HUapunErs.
EriGadle1 General and Chief of Eusinoers. otc.
, 1870-08-11

"#hatevsr may BE- the opinion Of the reader 90 ii
8uhr<t Of Fire Trade Protection he e4nros far to
tatetesttd Y the clear apd animated a:kE2eu.sttoa
prure. At last thAs TptAi economy sioaId long,
he conaide1ed the UMcal Science that TEonaA Csz1i
mas called t."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-25
gailp argus.
Friday Evening, February Is. 1870.
Organic Entertainment,

VIOLA, H., Fec. 10, 1870.
EDITORS ARGUS: Although not a regular
correspondent OF your valued paper, YET
here ~itn send you u short item, which may
be OF interest To your readers, as Doth Oh ING
principals are Davenport neigno ofs' anu ono
does business IN Rock Island. one % 'Ne
who is agent for the Burdett orsan' n"N
been fIiug around here, Win al 'No AZ
portance OF country schooi MASTER iof TWO
or tbrae DAYS. He finally concluded 10 give
an ,ry,n concert. He completed his ex
teusive arrangements, and got himself IN
good shape TO play-when, oa the very
evening ON which he was to astonish the
natives, another man of musical proclivities
came INTO town The new conner repre-.
sented the Essey Organ, and had before
made many Excursions to our town. where
he had made quite number of friends. No
sooner was 1t known that rival agents were
IN town, than generally expressed wish was
heard to the effect, thas the two be allowed
fair hearing before that most impartial of
all Juries, the great public. So a delega-
ton waited on the Concert man and asked
the privilege of putting the Estey Organ,
and man to play it, alonside of him.
AS the audience were to decide the contest,
he couldn't well refuse, 1t was further
agreed that the Estey man should accom-
pany some OF the choruses, but, strange to
relate, the concert went, of, land all choruses
rendered without so much as a sound from
the Estey. Then the manager appeared,
and stated with an angelic smile, that a man
with an Organ was present, and If the sudl
ence wis bed it, they would have trial OF
skill. That was what the audience were
waiting for, and they demanded the produc
ton of men and instruments. The Estey
led off, the Burdet followed, then each Or
gan accompanied the full chorus to Corona
ton, and Afterwsrd each played separately.
Then a vote was called for the Burdett Or.
gan FIRST, and eight lone men and women
rose hesitatingly to their feet, 1t didn't look
promising. The vote on the Estey resulted
in bring every man, woman, and child In the
house to an erect position minus the eight
an the local sgeut for the Burdett was
among number. This contest assumes im
portauce from the fact that there were 50(
people in the U. P. Church, whose verdc
was for the Estey. Success to it wherever
it is shown.
No matters of Importance at present going
on here. If there should anything turn VI
you may hesr from me again.
AGRiCoLA.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-25
CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies. "Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup" for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
and every form Of Consua ption. The peculiar
action OF this medicine ripens the ulcers in the
lungs, promotes the discharge of the corrupt
matter by expecioration, purites the blood, and
thus cures Consumption, when every other rem
edy fails.
.'Schenck's sesweed Tonic for the cure of
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases aris
ing from debility. This tonic invigorates the
digestive organs, supplies the place Of the gas
tric juice hen that is deficient. aud then enables
the patient to digest the must nutritious fovd 1t
is sovereign remedy fox all OF indiges-
ton.
''schenck's Mandrake Pills" one of the most
valuable medicines discovered, being a veg
etahle substitute for caomel, and having all the
useful properties ascribed to that mineral, with
out producing any OF its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. J. IL. Schenck
Philadelphia, owes his unrivaied success in the
treatment of pulmonc Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrup ripens the morbid matter, dis
charges 1t, and purtes the blood. The Mandrake
Pill act upon the liver, remove all obstruction.
therefrom, give the organ healthy tone, and
cure Liver Complaint, which is of the most
prominent causes of Consumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic invigorstes the powers of
the stomach, and by strengthening the digestion
and bringing it to normal and healthy condi-
ton improves the quality of the blood, by which
means the formation of ulcers tuberces in the
lzDgs becomes impossible. The combined action
of these medicines, thus explained, will cure
every case of Consumr tien, if the remedies are
I used in time and the of them is persevered
in sufficiently to bring the to favorable
termination.
DR.. SchencK's Almanac, containing . full
treatise the various forms of disease, his
mode of treatment, and general directions how
to use his medicine. can be had gratis or sent by
mail by addressing his Principal Office, No. II
n. Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
! Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic, each 81 80 per bottle, or 81 90 hall
dozen. Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box. Fol
sale by all druggists and dealers,
febIdwty.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-25
River Grain Movemsut-Facilities for this
Seasons Business

The St. Louis Republican of a recent date
gives the following facts and figures relative
to the carrying capacity of the two consoli-.
dated lines of steamers for the season O.
1870
THE prospect for the inauguration of q
still increased grain movement, this spring,
from the upper Mississippi to St. Louis is
most hattering. The graineres OF the farm
era of northern Iowa, western Wisconsin
and OF Minnesota, are full, are also the
elevators on the river bank. This grain
must be N owed to the general market at the
least possible expense, the prevailing low
prices obtanable rendering every additional
cent paid for freight an additional expense
- the producer. To this connection it is
gratifying to note that St Louis interest are
not to be neglected. but that so far rs freight
age capacity is concerned, our transportation
companies are prepared to do their fair and
full share, IN giving our city commanding
position IN this respect. The Northern
packet line will open the season with eighteen
steam boats, three having been built this
past winter, and with forty bargas, giving g
fleet in connection with the Northwestern
Union line which will again be operated in
connection herewith of forty one steam
Nesseis we are not ADVISED OF the nun oer
OF barges at the disposal of both lines, man V
OF which are new ones but learn that the
Northern Line alone can bring to St. Louis
IN bulk, three hunGred thousand bushels Of
grain per week-esqual to nearly to one
thousand car loads and together with sack
grain, can handle three quarters of million
bushels each week. The rates of freight tc
be established for the spring business have
not yet been promulgated but we are as
sured that the managers OF the Northern
Line, Unidentified as they are with the prop
erty Of ST. Louis. will seek to make arrange
ments and establish such tariffs as will Civ.
full employment to their vessels. and AFFORD
to the farmers and shippers of Minnesot,
and other Northwestern States an opportuni
ty to market their wheat at the best possibl
price"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-25
DRIvArE MArrERs.-pn. CLARKE. IL

DRlVATE MATTERs.-DR. CLARKE, the
old-eelablished DIR. Clarke, ha removed to
liz Clark street To those who know Dr.
Clark nothing need be said, but st rangers (suf-
fering from what qu.cks call pri waite OF secret
diseases) are advised to con.ult hi IN before en-
ployins any other MUSICIAN. A friendly talk
cOste nothing, and may save much future trou-
BILE. Ladies afflicted with irreguls rities-unba-
turai distractions or suppression can consult
with the assurance of relief. Send STAN, for
married secret" DR.. Clarke's ee LIBERATED Fe-
male Pills, fresh made, are very strung; 81 (by
| mail) per boz, warranted. "Fren ch Pessaris
Preventive" $40 each, warranted. French
Safes, beet imported, 81 each, Eve for So. Vic
Tins of seif-abuee, Ut any sex aAl disease
send stamp for book Address letters
DR.. CLARKE,
jsnlsdsodem. l72 CLARK St., Chicago.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-25
READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mil, |
l. have opened Q Ware Room for the sale Of
Pinned and Chased eash, where will keep vSu-
stsntly on hand all sizes Of these articles which
1 can sell at much cheaper rs;ss than they CA
be puroha for elsewhere 1 obtEil my Glsss
from the nanufactories IT Piutburg Whereby
aayiRg the profits which others laast pay no
buy in this market All Bailders, Farmers. ..j
others in want Of Sash will consult their own in
ssssst BY giving me call before purchasing else
vksre a. j an sGsriIg unusual isduosneIu for
shis 49, a RIpBEkGN
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-25
ALLC0CK's POROUS PLasTEas.

Step by step this commodity has attained It's
unprecedented fame. They are universally AZ
proved. They support. strengthen, and aid the
growth of muscles. They appear to have a pc
culsr effect upon the nerves, allsying lrrata.
hility, while supplying warmth. They seem u
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation
of the blood through the part where applied, BY
which healthy actions are induced.
Even in paraly Sis where articulation was
suspended, the of the Porous Plasters TO th'
suine restored the articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis. Ia fact the patient coult
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster wa
applied she was helpless baby. We re
fer Mrs sally Elliot, Spring field. Mass.
Sold bv druggists, agency, Brandreth House
New York. febl4dw I'M.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-25
20 the HilipUs.

Among the anti bilious medicines the Pills
stand alone. They contain a vegetable equiva-
lent of mercury, with all the medicinal virtues
of that dangerous mineral, and without any of
ITS deeterious properties. In all iii orders of
the liver, whether indicated by overflow Of
bile lack of 1t, they restore the natural Sc
crefIve action Nothing in the msteria medica
viii compare with the Pills a remedy for bill
Gus collie -ilious rcmitt.nt fever, congestion of
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CATARRH CURED.

They are treating Cstarrh a new system which
is sure cure for this disease.
Their consultations for years have averaged
from tive TO seven thousand year, which give,
them an experience unsurpassed by any, and
equalled only by . few.
We wlsh II DISTISCTLr understood that DR.
KNAPP is NOT TraV cling Physician. Heos
LII visIts u few places OCCASIONALLY, TO scoon-
modate his numerous patients who cannot con
vKSIEkrLr VISIT him in Chicago.
ES- Remember they do not prouaise to cure ~
stages Of disease White all tie diseases are cur
able if taken in season all stages are not Your
case NAV be eurable this week, not ne1t-to-day,
=, =, 1890. bsn.r the danger Of delay.
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Holders of Illinois State bonds, which
were called in by proclamation of the Gov.
ernor, to be paid on the LIST of January, 1870.
and which were not presented at tina, time
for payment, have since the decision of the
Supreme Court, demanded gold.
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20 the Weak and Debilitated.

The first effect OF the Pills is to remove the
cause OF your Prostration. They carry of from
the stomach and bowels v hstever is scr;d irri-
Jatlng and obstructive, snd n soon this pres
sure L. removed, the VII o internal organ ton
gins to recover its elasticity. The bile and all
The humors ct the body are purified, the circula-
tion regulated, per piratlou promoted, and ua-
turc euacied to struggle successfully I'll disease.
Harmonious and heaithtul organic action being
restored, every vestlge of weakness soon disap-
peArs.
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To Sufferers from Coughs, Colds. &c

Whliethe ointment rs applied externally over
the wIndpipe and lungs To counters t Internal
Inflammation, the cure OF a cough, sold. sore
throat, or any other affection of the organs of
respiration may be mat erialiy assisted by occa-
siuhal doses of the Pills aIay the heat of the
ltop1 I'D
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C0NDU CTED BY THR SPANISH GOV
~ ernDent-$3eo, 0oo in Gold drawn every
seventeen days Prizes eaeh.d and inform aiIon
furnished The highest price paid for DoGtl0rs
and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers.
fshSdiy. lewan Street, New York.
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CONSIDERATION FREE.

Patients must write their name, state, and post
Office address, plainly All letters requiring an
answer, must contain a letter stamp. aud be ad-
dressed to DR.. KNAPP & son, Cbicag,
Ge- ANY Of the above diseases can be treated
successfully by the patients describing their case
in letter, when they cannot see US.
DR. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island
regularly for twelve years, can be consulted, for
1867, at the Rock Island House. rs follows:
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TO Female IuyaIidx.

From the peculiar mildness of their operat ton,
the Pills are an admirable Alternative for females
delicate state of health Acting as q tonic
and nervine as well D. purifying and reguat-
ing medicine they work wonders in the various
functional Irregularities 20 which the sex-a. n