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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-16
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Joseph Dodd-DeAfness, eighteen years cured
with three applications
Mrs. Henry shanberGer, frequently afflicted
with Sick Eeadaeke- extreme csse-curtd in
one day.
John Waters daughter. severe attack acute
Rheumatism cured in one half day
Mrs John Ruth, (icedealerl, tor;urin pains in
side ard bsca-cured by taking remedy three
times internally, and making four e1ternalspph-
cations
Charles Wallace, Rheumatism in arm and
shoulder, four years cursd in four days.
DIR. Wright, rheumatism, cured
A. A. Hess says, he knows the oil cured
friend Of his who bad been suffering eIcruiciat-
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Mr. LAweH, firm of Lswell Martin. Drug
gists, Allentown, says, Use my name freely in
recommending the Oil. l have used il, and il
has done NE more good than any remedy / ever
tried"
c. Knsuss, "there is no remedy like il. Have
used it for broken limb"
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Testimonials.

MlddIetOWn, Mo, Aug. 81, I6bs.
DR.. @. d. HowE-Dear Sir 1 hereby certify
that with one bottle of your Never Failing A que
Cure, cured permanently five obstinate cases of
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swamp and drinking slough water.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-16

This reat remedy, as the name indicates,
does not fail to every time, being a scientif-
ic medical preparation, endorsed and used by
the best profes siopai men in this country. We
give n few of the MANY
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-16
A new and valuable preparation for the re-
lief aud cure of Gravel, Irritation OF the
Bladder and Urethra, Dropsical, Rheu-
matte and Gouty Affections, Pains
In the Back and Loins, &C., &C.

To those suffering from diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and the consequent train
OF distressing ailments, this remedy is conf
DENLY recommended as n relief, and needs but
atrial TO prove its great value in the cure OF
the above mentioned diseases. IS an Altera-
tive, this Elixir will he found much more
beneficial than the preparations of sarsapa-
riila, SO popular, (and we might say Of ques-
TONED medicinal valued, and where Blood
Purifier is needed, there is no question hut
that the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-16
sPRAINs AND BRUISES.

Wooster, Jan !, 1868.
Mes.rs. Ingrahan a co.-Gents: While haul
Ing stone for the public buildings, got my back
sprained so that was laid up for two weeks,
finally so, some Of your Macedonian Oil, and in
one week, was able to 60 to work again. There
is no medicine that will beat yours, and ATTY of
my neighbors can tell you how had ~as.
I'm gratefully yours,
PHILLIP PETER.
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Macedonian Oil.

Tho Macedonian Oil eompapy viii forfeit
u eco for every one hundred remedies eonbIn-
ed that win give the public such assurances OF
success, In curing any of the above diseases. as
the Macedonian Oil, snd that will furnish such
reliable certificates in the town where manufsct-
ured and sold,a
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1t will cure permanently Chills, Agnes. sciatica,
Neuralgia Debility all and periodic i>eases
Every bottle warranted TO give perfect satisfaction
Price 81, or six bottles IS Expr. e Otiice advice
Free. C. B. HOWE. IL d.
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A HELAY OE HUsBANDs.-Some fifteen
years ago there lived in the northern part
of Portage township young married
couple by the name of William and Annie
Clarkinson. They owned a little farm
and made enough to keep themselvs com
tortably in the world and We're apparent
ly happy. William was handsome and
well educated, having graduated with
honor at an eastern university. He did
not like the honest but humble occupation
of farming. Wealth accumulated too
slowly by following the plough he want
ed to make money by the thousands or
dollars. So the farm was sold. Mrs.
Clarkmson went to live with her parents,
and William started for the golden state
ofCalifornia, with the expectation of " pick
ing up" 8 couple of million dollars in a
couple of years.
For few months Mrs. Clarkinson oc-
casionally heard from her husband, either
directly CT through some Of the neighbors
who had friends with the same train with
which her husband was going. Then there
was long interval during which no word
came. After time there were rumors
that the rain had been attacked by In
dams, and every one killed. This was at
last too truthfully verified by one poor fell
low, who was found by another party a
few days after with just life enough left to
tell how the train had been attacked one
dark night, and before any could recover
from the surprise, all were killed and
scaloed, and the Indians rode triumphant
ly away with their booty. For three years
Mrs. Clarkinson mourned for her dead
husband. After the lapse of that time she
married again, and moved to Wood county
For nearly twelve years she was as happy
as kind, afectionate husband and two
beautiful children could make woman.
At the end of that time (Which carries US
up 10 the 1st inst, } affliction again east its
mantle over her. Death claimed her hus-
band, and again she was a sorrowing,
weeping widow. She fellows weeping to
the grave she hears the sad, solemn words
.Dust to dust, and ashes to ashes )" the
earth falls with dull dreary thud upon
the coffin, as the sexton slowly covers up
all that remains of him whose spirit has
gore before to the other world. The
widow rises the black vail and looks
around AS she does so she meets a pain
of eyes fixed intently upon her. She stars
memory rushes back fifteen years and
brings up the picture of her first husband
There can be no mistake-'tis he the re,
cognition is mutual. There is scene
the widow and wife faints the bronzed
stranger explains his relation to the woman.
and all repair to the house of her who ten
minutes ago was widow, but now Il
again wife. Then Mr.. William Clarkin'
son tell how he was not killed by Indians
at the time of that sudden onslaught OF
the plans, but was taken prisoner by thu
Blackfeet and carried far away among
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their mountain fastneses, and during all
those long years had been forced to slave
for his cruel captors. He finally escaped,
and during his flight through mountain
gulches he discovered a rich gold deposit
How he had written back to his old friends,
but could get no answer. He then went
back and worked the gold mine which he
had discovered. He grew rich, and long
ed to visit the home of his youth and hap
piness. He got off the ears at Pittsburg
and taken the stage to Bowling Green
had hired buggy there and was driving
to his old home, when he overlook the
funeral: strange impulse induced him to
follow the widows person seemed strange
ly familiar; and when she drew aside her
veil he recognized her as the wife he had
hidden adieu to fifteen years before, and
whom he had thought to be dead. They
are now living happily together. FindIey'
OblO COgLTier
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On one occasion two ladies were
introduced to Mr.. Lincoln, bringing intro
ductlons from Kentucky friend. So you
know B. said the President, after shak-
ing hands with them ssdid he ever tell
you [ helped him to his wife 2" The ladies
knew nothing of it, so the matchmaker
proceeded to give detailed account of the
affair in his liveliest manner. "You see,
he said, /" B-could never get chance to
pop the question because the lady's father
was always in the room so at last [ told
him I'd manage it for him, and the next
time he called / went with him. / knew
the old man and often talked politics with
him, but as both Of us were wings, the
talk was never very lively. That time ,to
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MAINE SENATORSHIP.-Th contest
for the senatorship is waxing warm. The
Cumberland county convention, on We'd
nesday, passed a resolution, declaring
Gov. Chamberlain it's choice, while the
Somerset county convention, the next day,
unanimously and enthusiastically adopted
q resolution in favor of the reelection OF
Senator Morrill,. Meanwhile the Port
land Argus, prominent democratic or
gan, admitting the impossibility of elect
ing an upright democrat" gives its cor
dial support to the movement in favor OF
Chamberlain, while the recent demonstra-
ton by the latter's friends has moved the
Portland Ad0ert58er, republican paper,
to deliver itself in the following frantic
manner: 1--WE arraign these men as the
enemies of the republican party. They
have made merchandise of their princi'
pies; they have practiced fraud and
treachery in the sacred names of freedom
and patriotism they have turned the
Lords house into a den of thieves and
they are seeking to compass now by the
basest SANDERS, the boldest falsehoodt
and without shadow of ground, the de-
feat of the party they pretend to repre-
-
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SPEER'S S AMB y CT,
CATAWABA, PORT, GRAPE AND
J.P. SHERRY WINE.

The above Wines are made by mr.. Speer, whose
reputation a wine grower stands pre-emlneut.
They are well established and long known by
the Medical profession the most reliable and
valuable wines to be had.
Sambuco of Portugal, the great remedy for
kidney affections, rheumatism and all. chronic
zumplaints.
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help B, I turned democrat, and the old
man got so excited that B. and the
daughter managed to slip out on the back
porch and do the thing up at once. Men
York Standard
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900 DOLLARS WILL

- - forfeited by Dr. l.. DIx n failing 20
sffeetnahy and permanently ,z,th fs-s rss,,s,.
rom ocupatl"n or exposure T. all weather. z1.h
pure and pleasant medicines.
SELF - 11lt1.I'l. AL 7oLtJARY HABITS,
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SPECIAL A1iM ENTh AND sITUATTpN
Incident 20 married and single isdiss
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
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oImpes on the face, swelling 0f che JOINTS ner.
gousness, constitutional and other weaknesses in
youth and the more advanced, Al all agea, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE Oh MARRIED.
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scrOfulous contamination until they were pain
fully affecting, have been radically cured in such
goat numbers, in almost every section OF the
formed of its viTtutPs oDn ',s ssieiy u ~
ScrofulOus poison is one OF most destructive
enemies of our race. Often this unseen NV.
felt tenant of the organism undeTmines the con-
stitution, and invites the attack of enfeebling OF
fatal Diseases without exciting suspicion Of It's
presence. Again, it seems TO breed infection
throughout the body, and then, On some favorable
OCCASION rapidly develop into one other of its
hidenus FORMS either on the surface or among the
vitals. In the latter, tubeTcles may be suddenly
deposited in the lungs heart, or tumOrs formed
in the liver or it shows its presence by eruptlOns
on the skin, or foul alterations some part OF
the body. Hence the occasional use of bottle
of this Sarsaparilla is advisable, even when nc
active symptoms Of disease appear. Persons al
fiicted with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief, and at length cure, by the
use of this Sarsapaulla: st. Anthony's Fire
Rose or Erysipelas, letter, Salt Rheurn, Scald
Head, Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and
other eTuptlons visible forms Of Scrotulous dis
ease. Also in the more concealed forms. as Dys
| pepsia, DrUpsy, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy
| Neuralgia, and the various UlcerOus affections
the muscular and nervous systems.
| Syphilis or Nenersal and Mercurlal Diseases
| are cured by 1t, though long time IS require
/ for -ubduing these obstinate maladies by any
| medicine. But long continued use Of this nedl
cine will cure the complaint. IeueorThoe4 OF
| Whites, Uterine UlceratIons, and Female DIS
eases, are commonly soon relieved, and ultimate
ly cured by its purifying and lnvlgoratlng effect
Minute directions for each case are found IN oul
Almanac supplied gratis. Rheumatism and
Gout, when caused by aecumulations Of extrane
Gus matters in the blood, yield quickly to It, a
also Liver Complaints, TOrpidity, Congestion, o.
| Inflammation Of the Liver. and Jaundice, wheI
arising, as they often do, from the ranklinG
poisOns in the blood. This Sarsaparilla Is a grea
resUorer for the strength and vigor OF the system
| Those who are Languid and Llstless, Despon
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prehensiuns or Fears. or any Of the Affection
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relief and convincing evidence of its restOrauv,
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nc Ninety-Tbird Anniversary Oh
a the Rattle of bennington.
cRLEBRAT1oN AT NORTH BENNINGTON
GRAFTON OF COL. vEAzEY.


ae.med to enter into the spirit of 1T, and
All seemed determined to make the cele-
brntion worthy of the event. Public and
priyate buildings were handsomely deco
rated with flags and evergreens.
NThe celebration was commenced soon
al er midnight, by the ringing of bells
ard firing Of cannon, which was continued
All daylight From that time till the for
nj ag Of the procession, people were con-
stanrIy arriving from all directions and
BIZ every conveyance, aud it was estimat'
ed that there were at least five or six
thou~aud persons present.
Contrary to all experience the process
don was formed and commenced to
move at the hour appointed, which was
81 eleven o'clock.
TIE PROCESSION
vas formed on the depot grounds under
D. direction Of Edward O. Houghton,
Nar-hal, uidrd by Messrs. o. L. Gates
BID H. T. Cushman, Assistant Marshals,
+ b the following order:
Wales Cornet Band of North Benniug-
ton, fourteen pieces, L. II. Wales, Leader,
Fl Post Newton Stone. of the Grand Army
81 tho Republic, thirty-fve officers and
pen "A =, - h 1Nc' No'n'han ~ ..
r.-nia ,t'i,..,'-+,,,o ,,,ar - on,or,sTd
of Sir X Stockwell.
49,, -,
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l';ta "a a}+su,aIaI,, - rad an5 tlna
l, r,,,r,,..l,,,ti,,,, 49,, s,4,4a, ~ 49,, ~
.,.5 ft.,,I3l I,'1 800, 1,a,, 49,.
"a ...',,..,-,-.t +l,, n .59o.o ~ / .ihor+v,
pe,,,.i,...,,.r, =, ..,,,4 Ri ~ ct r..
ringtnn. fourteon niacas. IT A Fnsion.
Ta,Ger
S,,rta, Eu.,ira.,nl Hose CoInpanv No.
II. Of East Bnnnington, thirty.fve men.
Jo-eph Uongh. Foreman.
Berlin, n. Y Sabbath School
Ci5iz-rs on f,ot.
Uarriplc couttiniu., Hon. Hilaud Hall,
p.e-idrnt Of the day, and Col. Wheelock
g. Veazav the Orator.
Cuizeus in carriapos.
~, :.
ne VI"''SN''n' "Hlcn was nearly i
pot quite mile long, moved through the
principal streets Of the village to the
Drove of Hon. Trepor w. Park. situated
- ,.,,.. ,,,i,a f..un 49,, ,.;l1,,,o ,,,bor,
80 '''''1 ''- c,
% literary 'Hefeis'' OF the Gay were u
De h'i1
The exercises were opened with praye1
b. the B~v. l~9oc Jennings, paster of thu
Fir.t Congregational church of Bcnuing
r,, p..;,..4 g ~. a,,, 1,o,
'''' Il"+ IreSl"''' Va '''7 ivy '''''
id:
yy..rc, ccl, br,ta a victory whicl
.t...'..,..r ,,;,.+,,-,b,ea raars ago
,.'N
4 w" a'Nr ni' READ al VicF"rIeS' an" some
. noa h.ru urr-aut have taken part in auC
..l.5 10. .,.iIio,r victories The victor,
,...,.. 4..,.,.tu,.o toal- ,,l..,
4 L" "' '''' ''''-'
worry Near and III -'ght OF the place Wher'
yyrare assembled. In order TO understand
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The reputation this
excellent medicine en-
joys, is derived from its
cures, many of which
are truly marvellous.
Inveterate cases Of
Scr ofu lous disease,
where the system SEEM
ed saturated with cor
ruption, have been pu-
rified and cured by it.
ScrofulOus affections
: and disorders, which
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- L u II II -
S A M Il Z CT w [ = i,
celebrated in Spain and Portugal for its beneacia
qualities, highly esteemed by eminent physicians,
used in Europe and American Hospitals and
by the first families in Europe and America.
Excellent TOR we * and debilItated persons, the
aged and infrm, improving the APPETITE and bene-
filing ladies ami children.
AS a DIURETIC
il iuparts healthy action TO the idneys, and
urinary organs, very beneficial in drnpsy, govt
and rheumatic affections.
ALSO,
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE
is pure Juice of the Oporto Grape, recommended
by Physicians as possessing medical pTopertiess
perior to California or ImpOrrsd wines.
rS-None genuine unless the signature Of AL
FRED SPEER, Passaic, MI" Is over the cork Of
each bottle.
For sale by druggists and town Agents, who
also sell Speer's STANDARD Wine Bitter5.
A SPEER, Proprietor,
Vineyards, Passaic, New jersey.
JOHN la FOY, Paris, Agent for France.
3S:dzveOwlY.
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MAP OF THE EUROPEAN WAR,
just published, only IS cents.
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Thee viii be an al 1rn-5 Ia efIrg 4 the
Carp-rter AsSocla-suu md tarr-ur@r Family,
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day. 2 ugusr 25d, 1870 at 10 20 t-sek IT,.
Il Is hoped thai All En-TuhrT- Il Tree Carr en- or
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What Is now wautrd Es @ Un't-o and prompt &c
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y %. SMITH,
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WANTED AGENTS---TO SELL
w tba HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE Price s25. It makes the Lock Stitch
alike on both sidesl and Is the only licensed gn
IG ;es nv wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Baker
and singer & Co. All other under-fe-d shuttle
Macbines sold for less than $50 are Infringement,
and the seller and user liable TO prosecution. Ad-
p,ttsburgb. Pa. Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo.
junlSd& g3rn
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DATROEIZE HOME IESTITU-
i TIONSi
THE STATE FIRE INSURANCE Co,
RUTLAND, VT.
uncorpCrated by act Of the Legislature.l
This company Is the only Fire Insurance Com
pany organized IN iris state, doing business on
the STOCK plan. Its rates a. low as consistent
" 18th safety and economy. securlty smpies NO
notes or assessments called fnr.
Agents wanted IN tie principal tswns.
HORACE II. DYER, President.
E. L. TEMPLE, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
g, z. GRAVES, Rutland.
L. G. KINGSLEY, g
J. w. CRAMToN, "
in BAXTER,
HH. DYER,
g. c. HATHAWAY"
g. r. MAN FIELD,
T. TEHPLE,
IosFpH SHELDON, Fairheven
g. ELLIS.
~ d MA KsH, Clarendon.
L. RATCHELLEk, Wahlngiord.
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