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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-03
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
HALL oF TAO LODGE.

HALL OF TRIO LODGE,
No. 81, A. f. Il A. NJ, April 2, 1871.
WHEREAS, Il has pleased God in his
providence, to remove from our midst our
worthy and esteemed brother, JOHN II. Will.
son, who died on the morning Of the LIST inst.
therefore be il
Resolped, That while bowing meekly to
the viii of the Grand Master. who doeth sli
things we'll, In removing our brother from
the Lodge on earth to the Celestial Lodge
above, we feel kseniy the loss of the wise
counsel and bright example of Q Just ane
upright Mason.
Resotred, That those of IN, who had the
and stsAdfast friend, and society ct large .
good and useful citizen.
Reselred, That to she family of our de
ceased brother We extend our condolences,
in this hour of their sore bereavement, and
commend them to the Grand Master on
high, who tempers the winds TO the shorp
lamb, to lave them in His Fa,herly kee D.
ing.
RESOLVED, That while ws shall cherish the
memory of our deceased brother, 90 furth-
er evidence of our esteem, that the Lodge
be drsped in mourning for one month, and
the foregoing presmble and resolutions be
spread upon the records of this Lodge.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be pub
ished in the public journals of the city. an5
that the Secretary Of the Lodge be directed
to furnish copy thereof to the family OF
the deceased.
ALEXANDER STEEL,
V. NJ. BLAEDIKG, Com.
A. F. CUTTER.
Attest: ". L. SWEENEY, Sec.
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DAVENPORT ELRcTIoH.


The metropolis of Iowa, the city whsre
radicaiism has beea rsmpantfor many years,
has indicated herself, and onoa again 10
redeemed. The ways that are dark and
vain tricks, known only to radical poii.i
clans, were extensively used, the ~ire-pullers
Of the party were numerous and ensgretic,
but at the close of the polls they sneaked to
their holes with dropping heads and blood
shot eyes.
They were beaten.
For the frst time in sixteen years, the
democrats have majority in the city coun-
ell. They elected one candidate on the
general ticket, street commissioner, by an
overwhelming majority, elected three out OF
six Alderman, giving them q majority of
two. This 10 indeed glorious neWs, decid
ed victory. The predictions OF the party
paper, the Gazette, that if the republicans.
did not put forth extraordinary sxertions tn.
metropolis of Iowa would send unwelcoms
news of defea, to the republicans of Con-
ne;icut, have proven true.
The street com missioner elect, Mr.. Leon.
ard, had an opponent thought to be the
strOages. man in the radical party, bat the
result shows that Mr.. Leonard had q trifinR
maiori.v of 855-only this, and nothing
more.
In the First Ward. the stronghold of rad
icalism, having total vote of over 500, and
giving heavy republican maiorities, Mr..
Weber, the democratic candidate, We,
elected by IA majority, small bat signi6
cant.
Edward Cook, one of Davsuport's .blss
young lawyers, caused an old radical wal
horse to psss in his checks and take . bach
seat. Mr.. Cooks majority was 10 in q ward
that had always gone radical. Mr.. Mcneil
the defeated candidate was dsfea,sd for The
Office of Mayor in 1870. he will probably
retire from public lite, la Coltax.
Geo. a. French, an old resident, AnC
large property holder in the city, Was de
fsa,ed in the fifth ward, by Mr.. Baldwin, 6
new conner, who had resided in the city bu
O little over year previous to his election
Mr.. Be- majority was 4S, sufficient evidences
that although but new conner, his merit
we're appreciated by his fellow-ciiizen'.
The Gazette Las set upon the dead bod,
of the radical party, and returns the usua
verdict: Republican apathy. Somehow o
other it is always General apathy. BE j
doing about as mash toward demorAlizin
rsdicaiism as his colleague, Gen. Grant
Wherever the latter works, the former, as
natural consequence, 10 sure to follow.
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III. T,vo.rs of this city assembled ct
.h.;. h.ll l.s. evening, to take the initial
.,.,. ,ow.rd celebrating the declaration Of
-. IA connection with their fellow com.
,rvman .hroughous the United States.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopssd:
wHEREAs, The Central Committee of the
German Patriotic Aid Society, located o.
New York, have determined to hold q grand
peace jubilee 10 that CITY, on Monday, April
10th, and
WHEREAS, They have requested their
German fallow-citizsns throughout the
country TO unite in making . general dem
oustration all over the lAsd therefore DO i.
Resolued, That the Rock Island Turn
Vsrein take immediate steps to aeoede
TO the above request. and invite all
their German fellow-citizens 70
unite with them on the day appointed in
such demonstration - will be worth OF
she occasion and furthsr
Resolced, That q public meeting be held
in this hall on Tuesday evening, 4th inst
70 make further arrangements for the dem
onstratioo. and further
Resolced, That the net proceeds OF the
occasion be forwarded 20 Germany Tor The
relief of the sufferers By the recent war.
The return Of peace to the FAtheriand ID
frsugh. with great blessings and prosperity
not only TO the residents thereof, but &c
other nations and peoples. and the deter
m;uation of our German fellow citizsss te
celebrate the event in an appropriate man
Der, should receive the hearty endorsement
and encouragement of every citizens o
Rock Island, be he German or native Amer
lean.
The public meeting to be held to-morrow
evening viii be for the preliminary arrange
msnts, and to make the demonstration
success, IL is necessary that the frat steps
taken be decisive and correct. All are in
vited, without regard to nationality to bs
present tomorrow night. and take part in
the proceedings. We hope to see large
turnout.
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ANOTHER Coal DIsoovERY.-Mr. Dsdrick
Gilman, of Hampton, some four weeks agos
leased to Messrs. Heagy & ssoddard, hi
farm of ninety acres for mining purposes,
for ten years. The parties discovered coal,
and . shaft was sunk ct once. They have
just gone through the vein, and its thick
ness at the shaft is 4 feet 8 inches, and of Q
good quality. The land is less than two
miles from the town, on an excellent road I,
and they go to work at once raising the GOAL
Heretofore the coal sold at Hampton had to
be hauled from Cleveland & Portsr's, q dis
lance Of six or seven miles, and the differ
snce in the transportation will be consider
able.
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Dr. yuaaon,a naad ahat Werm candv

In numbers there 10 safety. It was upeH this
principle that the formula Of JuDsoH's Moux-
TALE HsRB PILLS was prepared. DIR. Judsoa,
intending TO spend fortune In advertising HE
pils, submitted his reciss TO the revision Of the
most iatslligent and learned physioians Of the
Age, and the result 10 simple but most sfics-
ciOus med ieins-ths JuDsoE's MouxYArH BERs
Pills. Tsey purity the blood, remove all OBJ
struetions, cleanse the akin Of all pimples aud
otehes, and are perfectly sure and safe 10 their
operation. The JuDsoN's MOUNTAIN HHas
PrLLs ours Billieusnsss, Female irregularities,
Hsadsehe, and many of the diseases arising
ffos impure blood and q dsranged digestion.
Use the Judson's Moustsiu Hsrb Ptlls sna
when you Aavs proved their virtue recommend
them to your friends. They are both sugar
coated ana plaip. For sale every where.
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DOx'T forget to vote tomorrow.

The Union srg7es that Mr.. Blauding's
income 10 not sufi cient for him to be Coun-
ty Judge. It reasoned differently on its
candidate for Mayor. Will it tell us what
income is sufficient to qualify man for the
position of County Judge. We admit that
Mr.. Blanding has no income from the rent
of saloons, neither has he promised to dis
miss cases brought against men for viola
tions of law if they will vote for him, as Mr.
Guyer has done. Neither did he sell wood
to Atkinson l. Reynolds in 1857 8 for $500,
take his pay, and then sell it again to other
parties because it was not removed q. the
specified time. Ask Atkinson & Reynolds
about this little matter before you vote for
Mr.. Guyer. II may change your opinion Of
him.
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Democratic Township Ticket F.!

Democratic Township Ticket !
Electisn Tuesday, April A, III.
For Supervisor,
HARRISON B0GGEsS.
For Assistant Supervisor,
A. BAMBRRGER.
For Town Clerk,
CHARLES DODGE.
For Assessor,
HA. J. MCDONALD.
For Collector,
WIZ LUEDY.
For Justice of the Peace,
ABRAM WAGNER.
For Constable,
JOHN BRENNAN.
-
County Judge.
To the Citizens of Rock Island County:
The undersigned respectfully announces that
he is an INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE for
County Judge. This being Judicial ONCE,
and tho election Of an incumbent moi necessarily
subject to ordinary partiEAn regulations, ths
sunragss of my fellow citizsns are solicited with
out distinction of party.
v. n. BANDING.
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TIE You've Prior for April 10 before Us
The success Of this comparatively new maya
zine, judging from its continued improve
ment, is now permanently established. The
present number is embellished with q very
attractive frontispiecs, entitled "DressiDg
for the Party" which will be of considerable
interest to our girls. William Everett con-
sinues bis excellent serial, entitled, "My
Unole's Watch" Mr.. Stanley Waterloo,
Associate Editor of the American Builder,
contributes q humorous historical poem on
"sheboygan." Authors Opinion of Each
Other" is admirably written, and show.
many of the peculiar characteristics of our
most fonous writers. Article No. 3 OF
Open Fire, aud Evenings with the Boys"
by T. d. Trafton, Editor of the Art RepieU,
is folly equal to the previous instAllments
Burke Phelps, or the Squire's Protege" is
the title Of a new serial by new but prom
ising author. Send ten cents for specimen
copy Address Yonng Plot publishing
company. Chicago, Ill.
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FEMALE WEAKNESS {!
VEGETINE

Acts directly upon the sausee Of these complsints
II tavigorstes and strsa CITIZENS the whole system;
acts upon the secretivs ergsns; sllays intiam-
a&tion; oleanses and cures liberation; cures
constipation; regulates the hewels; hssdaehs
and pains In the back ceases. In fast there Is no
disease or complaint whore the VEakTlSk
gives ga quick relisf, and Dc SO effective In its
cure, as in what 10 termed Female Weakness.
1t has never failed in one Instance. II 10 the
verbal testimony ofsvsry one who has taksa the
vHGETINE for these complaints; taking from
two 10 ave bottles, cad in seine cases mers, Tor
th,se complaints. Sold by all Druggists.
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NOMINArIoEs.-The Democracy Of Hamp-
ton have nominated the following ticket:
For Supervisor, Geo. W. Henry.
For Town Clerk, Jas. ]. Thomas.
For Assessor, Reuben N. Mitchell.
For Collector, Thomas s. Silvis.
For Commissioner of Highways, Samuel
D. Wainwright.
For Judges Of Election Hampton Dis
trict, Lucius Wells, NJ B. Chase.
For Judges of Election, Carbon Cliff Dis
srict, Geo. A. Crawford, Wesley Bissnt.
That ticket 10 an eye-opener, and will
prove so to the radicals to morrow. We
look to see every man ON it elected.
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a Rare Chance.

Mr.. A. Bambergsr has bought ct bankrupt
sAle the following goods: Five hundred pieces
Prints, goo pieces Muslin, 800 pieces Russia
Crash, so pieces No. Feather Ticking, leepisoes
Check, Hickory and Denim, 100 dozen Pine
Linen Shirt Bosoms, 500 dozen Ladies and
Gents Hose, zoe pieces Jeans, 100 pieces ell wool
Cashmere 10 pieces Irlsh Poplin, the best Brands
Of ell oolOrs in Kid Gloves, and q large variety
Of goods of every description He proposes to
dispose of these goods at great reduction, and
TO give the public the benefit OF 1t. Those de-
circus of securing bargains are invited to call
and exRmire.
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The man johnson, who il running on the
radical ticket for Assistant Supervisor, and
who proved himself incompetent Of making
single movement toward fusthering the
interests of the men who elected him, il
sndeAvOring to make capital with his fell
low countIymen by calling his opponents
damned dntchman," and telling them that
the duschman don't know enough to make
q motion, if elected. What do his country
men tell him in answer? Thata dutchman
10 far preferable TO man who did not open
his mouth during his whole term of Office,
and who has been drunk 90 fool oil this
afternoon.
This is the man who dont want the
damned Dutch to vote for him. He opposes
the Turner and other German or Dutch so
| cieties, and don't want their members to
vote for him. Let the dutchmen remember
this at the polls, and let the shoemaker
know that Jou don't propose to have any
such men rspresen. you.
The thing won't work, johnson, and
when the last" vote is counted, and "all
is over, you'll find that the damned dutch
man has "tresd" you out in . far hand
somer style than you ever did pair Of
| boots.
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GRANTS SELF RAISING FLOUR.

MEssRs. J. @. GRANT & Co, Warner Mills.
GENTS: / was requested by Mrs. Harper
to give Jour Sslfraising Flour fair trial.
Have done SO, and am perfectly pleased
with it. Have tried it in breed, biscuit.
cakes and pastry. 1t works like charm,
and am satisfied that it is ali that you
claim for it, and shall not willingly be
without it so long Is the quality 10 Kept up
at its present standard, and / chesrfully rec.
ommend it to all who are DESTROYS of having
nice light bread, biscuit, cakes and pastry.
VALENTINE SMITH,
Pastry Cook, Harper House.
Rock Island. March 80, 1871. ld4t
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Ifyou do rot feel well you send for Doctor
be ealis upon you, looks wise, scrawls 90 ne
hierogiypAics upon picce Of paper which yoa
take TO . drug store and there pay so eonts TO
u 90, besides the DEBTORS fee, for remedy
nine shines out Of ten not half so good ~ Dr.
horse's Indiaa Roes Pills, which costs bnt 9S
cents per bsx. Do you think che former tho
best, because you pay che most for it9 Ifyou
IN ut, sh. Morss's Indian Root Pills. Thss
are prsparsd from formula, pronosn6sd b.
the most learned physicisaa Of our country, 70
DO che best and most universal Of family me-
dicinss. The Merse's Indian Root Pills cure
Headache, Liver eomplaint, Indigsstion, Dys-
pspsis. Female Irregularities, &s., and ere put
~ beth sssss-costsd end 2lala. Give sAsm >
TRIAL. Said by MI 6salsss.
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DoN'r forget to vote tomorrow.

JUDGE JoHE NJ. WrLsoN.-The funeral of
Judge Wilson. yesterday, at Rural, was
largely attended BY residents Of this city and
county. BE was buried With Masonic hon
ors, At his request, by Trio Lodge, of this
city, of which he was highly respected
member.
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CHAPPaD HAzDs, face, rough skin, pimPlss,
ring worm, salt rhsum, and other outansous Af-
feetions, cured, and the skin made soft snd
smooth, BY using the Juniper Star Soap nsdsby
osswell, Hazard d Co., New York. 1t is more
convenient and easily applied than other rene
dies, avoiding the trouble Of the greasy eon-
pounds nov in use, mt, vsew,
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DoN'r forget to vote tomorrow.
FLOTsAM 1T JETsAM.

According 10 custom, it rAinsd yesterday.
A bAwdy house WAS pulled last night.
Michael Kock declines the honor Of run
ming for Assessor on the Republican ticket.
Tho reform council meet this evening.
Oar sidewalks are once more free from
lumber yards.
A. K. Philleo is anxious to be Assessor.
Sorry to disAppOint him.
Our merchants should remember that one
hours time 10 allowed them in which to re.
move boxes from sidewalks, after the con
tents have been taken out.
From 3 dispatch received BY Is per pony
express from Hampton, we learn that the
Mollis McPike got agound on the rapids Just
above that place, at daylight to-day and 81
noon was still fast
This is Passion or Holy Week, and ser
vices viii be held in Trinity church every
day at 10 A. N, except on good Friday
when they will be held at II 4. NJ, and y
Pm,
The Union: "a point of rocks on the south
ern end of the Island struck the eye Of The
early nsvigAtors Of the river" Query Did
it injurs the solitary orb of the early navi
gators?
We take it for Granted that q few more
such sxorutiatingly funny squibs as were
set on Wing in the Sunday Union, would
Burst any firm. Ain'tt?
The l. o o. F's meet tonight to take pre-
liminary steps for q grand celebration on the
Goth inst.
Rev. J. E. Goodhue entered upon the
dutiss Of his position as pastor of Trinity
church, Davenport, on yesterday.
The western mail was only about four
hours late this morning, cause unknown.
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DR.. q. OL1N,

The Eminent oculist and Aurist Of Chicago, will
be in Rock Island, ct the Harper HOass, On
the first Saturday after the first Monday In
zach noath, for the purpose Of treat
ing all diseases Of the Eye and Ear,
whether surgical or otherwise. Operations for
Cataract, cross eyes, ssaphylonA, closure Of the
Learduct, So French artificial eyes inserted
without pain. Chicago office 12s South Clark
street. sep3-dkwly
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New CARD.-Florenos, the well known
photographer, presents new card to-day
for the inspection Of our readers. We trust
they'll read it, and give him an order for
pictures, for he can execute them in the
highest style of art. He excels in his pro-
fession and his pictures are living Witnesses
thereto.
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THE Methodists have secured the use of
the new Swsde Lutheran church in the west
end of the city, for services on Thursday
evening Of each week, after this week, and
for the wesley Mission" Sabbath School.
which will be resumed next Sabbath, at
o'clock, p. m. The prayer meeting will be
ON Friday evening this week. The Mstho
disss expect at no distant day to build .
church in that part Of the city.
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Losr.-A double bresSt-pin, one large and
the other small, connected by gold chain,
the settings were of gold quartz, and we're
fastened when lost to 9 black cravas. 4
liberal reward will be paid for its return TO
this Office. ld3t
Davenport Democrat copy.
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A bright, healthy chile is perennial spring
of joy In every well-reguloted family, and where
10 taat fsther who after the strife and turmoil of
business on retiring to his home, 10 not beguiled
Of care By the innocent prattls Of his child !?
Perhaps this father is . worldly man, and makes
gold bis idol, he ms have been . successful man,
aad amassed riches. Yet place his child on tho
sick bed and oil his gold at the disposal Of the
hysicisR and the only return be asks 10 the res
toratien of health TO his child. Fathers Moth
ere would you preserve your child in health 2
Then listen to Us. There is one prevailing cause
Of tie disease In children, and that cause Ia
worms. II this cause Of disease Is not removed,
your child viii sicken and die, or lingsr suffer
ing invalid for life. wsprssent to you an infal-
libls remedy for worms; it is
Or. Juason's Dead Shot Wcsm Candy,
and Ii put up in the form of stick Of candy, end
go pleasant 10 the taste, that children srsediiy
tease for it. 1t 10 purely vegetable, and cannot
hurt the smallest child. Ask for DR.. Judsod
Dead Shot Worn Candy. For sale every whore
at 20 cents per psekage. ". II. ooMsTooK,
oseo Sole Proprietor
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Rushton's Cherry Pectorai Trochss for the
cure of Coughs, Colds. Bore Throat, Asthma, SC.
act like charm. GusraA teed nicer and better
than any in the market Druggists sell them.
Also RushsOn's n. W Cod Liver Oil. the pursst
and best. dee26-deodSm
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EVERY vote is needed tomorrow. Don't
stay away from the polls because the town
ship Is democratic. Remember that apathy
10 What % killing the radical party.
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At wadsworth g. sarsons'.

Have just received splendid assortment of
Hamburger and Swiss needle work edgiass and
insertings, lace collars, guipure lace, black and
japanese silks; new dress goods, spring shAWis,
ETC., etc., to which they invite attention.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-03

CorroN and linen undsrshirts and draw.
ere, gents night shirts, mems and boys
white linen, brown linen, white cotton, col
Ored percales and calico shirts, made 80 or
der at 81. Il MAyos.
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To-Day's Advertisem't a

THE GERMAN-BNGLIsH SCHOOL socIE-
i rY wishes TO dispose Of it's school house, q
wooden structure, situated corner Of Rock River
and Deere streets, In order to make room for O
new sns. Bids will be recsived by N. Rosen-
Geld, chairman of the baiiding COMMITTEES, OF the
undersigned. G.. L. Quisr, Sec.
ap3-d1t
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6TARR-on the Sd inst. Of Typhoid Fever,
CHARLES A. STARE, aged "a years,
B- Funeral from the residence of Spencer
Wright, Oh Ohio street, tomorrow afternoon ct
O'Clock, P. N. Friends are respectfully invited.
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Dos'r forget to vote tomorrow.
For Sale.

The dwelling house and saloon known
as the Hanover House, No. Is, Illinois
street. The house will accommodate from
forty 30 Fifty bosrders, is centrally located,
and doing GgOOd and paving business
Boarders who have lsfs baggage at this
house are requested to call for the same.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. Fruds
WuH. 3Odlv,
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WANTED.-A young man who has had
three or four years experience in the dry
goods business, and can speak German and
English. Must be well recommended.
Apply Immediately at this Office.
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NorICE.-We would call attention TO the
advertisement in another column of the
Gsrman-English School Society. Those
interested should take notice and send in
bida.
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CARPET oil cloths, window shades, mat
tings, TO-, at Kshoe b Csahart's Dry Goods
store, Davenport. Carpets made and put
down. Offices fitted up at low prices.
3-d&ylt.
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PIMPLES ON TnE FACE.

TOR ooMEDONEs, BLAoKwORMs OR
L Grubs, Pimply Eraptiens and Biotehed
isfgurations on the face, use Perry's Co msdons
en- Pimple Remedy. 1t 10 harmless and invala-
able. Prepared only by DR.. B. G. PERRY,
Dermatologist, 20 Bond Street, New York.
Sold by every Druggist in Rock Island snd else
where. feb 27d&wsm.