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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-07

AA.-Cures al Fevers, onges,.ons. or Ipfsn-
nation, Lung Fever, Pneumonia, Infam-
nations of the Lungs, or Bronchis, Head,
Eyes. Throat Belly, Stag gers and Fla,
lnfam Sticn, Collie.
Hss.-CuErs al results of strains. Injuries FogD-
ders, Rhenmatisn, LamsncsR. Blood or
Ineipient Bone Spawn, EtiGe. &c.
CC.--Cures Distemper. Chambers. Farcy, strsn-
giles, Swe!lcd GIands, and ScRb ard hot
IN Sheep.
BD.-Cures Bots, Worms or Grabs. Cho,,c and
Disease uonqnseCoeaiH. Il Norrus-
EE.-Cures ri. diseases of the AR Passages
Coughs. Ue=ves, Ere len or TdicF Wind
Lrng Feyer, Iuiamod Lung
Fa'.-cu-es Collie, BeIly-aebc, Wiad blown,
DyssutsTy-
GGi.-Curcs Tnreates.sd A!scarrisge, Abortion
cr Sinking, Imperfect cleansing.
s:S.-Cuggs U7suery e5mgl.lats, zJasaEgry.
6c.5;y Of Blood rrinAttau. ialau,oa n {.
Leys or Bla5aCr.
E1.-Cules ETupttoue Hauge. Crease Fancy
Thrush, Access, Ulcers, FiStula, : ~ciilugs
and Erys!Ye!as.
Jt.-Oures Jaund,cc, Bad Condition, IudiEes
t,on, Constipation, Staring Cost, Pars'ys
is etc.
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Made Of Poor Run, WhisiScy, Troof Spirits
aud Il efuse liquors doctored, s2iced andswecg-
ened to please the taste, called "Tonics," Appgtz-
ors," Restorers," &C., that lead the tpplcr on 10
drunkenness and ruin but are true Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs Gallo rnia free
frum all Alcoholic stimulnnts. They ere the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4 LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE Il perfect r novator and
Iuvigorator of the System, carryE" of al poisonous
matter and restoring thc bloodto aLoGlthycondtion
No person take these Bttcr9 according to d!rec-
ton and remain long Enwc.. =
s1oOw-'lbe given for an incrrab1e case, provided
the bones arc not Destroyed by mineral poison or
other means and tc vital organs wasted beyond thu
nont Of repair.
lFor Iniian-latory and Chronic Eheuma-
item and Cnut, nysrCpsir, or indigestion,
Bilious. = CI.i:stcEt and IntCrm.ttent Fcvcrs
Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder. these S!:9crs have been most success
fal. Such Diseases arc caused by NitiGIcd
EIccd which IS generally prcauce1by arrangement
OF the Digestive ORGANS.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
ache Pain IL the Shoulders, Coughs TighuCss Of tLo
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations OF the Stomach,
Bad taste ia the Mouth, Bilious ATTACKS Falptaton
OF the Heart Inflammation OF The Lungs, Pain in the
regions OF the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the ofspTings Of Dyspepsia.
BTheyinvicoratc the stomach and stimulate the tor
pid liver and bowels which render them o:uncqua.lcd
efficacy In cleansing the blood OF al impurities, and
iupart.ag new life and vi-or to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, E-u9t!ous, letter, SAT-
Ehueu Blotches, Spots, PIrnpos PuSUcs Eoi!s, Car
tunces Ring orms, Scald cad. Sore Eyes, Erysip
elias Itch Scurfs Dscoloratoas Of the SKIN, Eumors
md Diseases Of the Skin, OF whatever name nature
ere literally dug up and carried out Of the system in
short time by the use of these Bters. One bottle in
such cases VIII convince the most !aCrcduors oftheir
curative effect.
1Clcsnse the Initiated Blood whenever YOU find Us
impurities bursting through the s'.a aI.UUles E-up-
lions or sores cleanse twhon you md 1t obstructcd
and sluggish IN the vcs cleanse when II is foul,
and your feelings Will tollyouwhen- Keep the blood
pure and the health of the system VIII follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking IN he
svstera Of SO many thousands. eGectCay destroy
cd and removed. For fun directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed IN four lan
EuaEes-EuCsL, German, French and Spanish
J.wALKEE, Proprietor. Il. 4. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and Gen. Agents, saa francisco, Cal.
and - and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
~ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEI.s.
John Beneston, Agent, Rock Island.
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SIZES.
Bank Vault Deo-s AID Dwelling 3oasa sa.sz,
Gergsnt & GTeealsaf's Bank Locks
- SInth Canal Srreef
CHICAGO.

Nh IL AZ ~ L L ~ = -
They are SO constructed that the bolts Of the
doors sbUt Behind a rrOU aht-Iron frame. wbic
forms tie front Of tae safe, avoiding al danger
of their being forced open ~ fa!,iuE. Owing TO
the pscaIisr eoUs'ractiln 20 TIE door jEub, ;aey
will resist the seton O. EEo fOr longer tine
than has thus far been found necessary for per
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Kidney. .1addcr-

Urinary AMI Won't diseases. Gravel, Diabetes,
DTOpsy, lncOuuEVaIgc e Urine, BrigEts cis-
ca Sc, Albumin uT.a. azd la ali eases where there
aye Brick dust dei usits. Sr tas water l. thick.
cloudy. mixed with EGhstauccs lake the white Of
an egg, or threads like white ms, there Is
-a.bid d.rA bilious ap -Ersnce.sra white bone
- '-Ccsits. and NheTe there a. q FsickIng
-t.0n. sni pain in tic s'aai. Of III.
- - Loips. In ali tacse ccHii
t3ans pspWkY.s 5. NsAPAkILLIAH Z
SOLVENT. aided by tie az. VI
WAYS READY RELIEF TO 4 "a x,rb
Small ofthe Baok.sHi the Bowels regu. sc
one or two Of RAILWAYS REGULAl.
PILLS per day, will soon make n complete r.rs-
In IA fes days. the patient VIII tie snAs-e1 u
hold and discharge -G;e naturally without rSin.
and the Urine viii be Ie.toTedto its natural eioG-
and amber OF sherry color.
The waste of TIE body ere supplied with rev,
he althy, and vigorous blood. that furniEhes
found STRUCTURE. Hence all suffering + on weak
enis. discharges, either male OF female, or from
ulcers OF sores. through tie reTaTativs Process
RAILWAYS sARSAPARILLIiS,a ARE arrest
ei, and the ruptuTed organs healed
The true ,heory Of cure. RAILWAYS siE-
sAPARlLLIAa RES0LVENT supplies Tie
system, through tie blood, urine sweat, and
structure making constituents with tissue max
me. kinS heEt or caIoTic and fGt-rishins
e!errerts Al! offs constituents are noGrisE4DF,
purifying, and tTungtheDing- IL repairs, heAit,
a!ssolves snd drives out ofEre body TIE products
cE decsy and corruption, White sTsi!lHEr CFofry,
E-rhi.is cancers, tG-EoTs, &s.r are all % tSr0-
fa.9us Giafhssis. aEd Essuch: are within iae cur
able range CT the SAEsAFARILLEss REssLNEsT-
That scroiE.a. b Y hateEer name desi snste4'is
tie result G. deposits frOm the blood, Iu-Gced -
caused BIZ chronic Inflammation. That 'Ao5
deposits take plaes when the blood is poor, "ehA,
wa;ery, and incapable Of bolding In solution t-
rroper constituents, from IN presence ol E ne
virus rr poison the blood mercury, cAlctiei,
corrosive sublimate, which Is the corToffe emo
ride Of mercury OF ether SCENTS, given II meal
cines and which enters largely IL the eomAon
advertised Sar.apArii!az. rot absorbed OF changed
from their nature! condition
That an!e1s the repairs or nu'rlmsnts are great
CT than The wastes, that decomposition SID
decay will superveIe, and the powers ci life
become exhausted
Thattae ding ooir cGanct he sustained o.
any treatment of medication tia, c1bsusts 4 {
svst.rn. OF fails to nouTish the BLOOD tie OF =
medium through which the vital forces axe Pre-
served and On which tie growth q TIE t"iy
depends
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-07

NEw YoRK, Oct. q. 1858.
Msssrs. Herring, Farrel Il sbernsn. 2Ji g. Way
GEkrs-Ws have one Of ycar Herring 8 FAt-
ant Cb.m,iou Safes in TIE second story Of our
building. az the great oil IRE "a SUNDAY nig1t
last. from fifteen to eighteen thousand oAriss
Of oil wera bnrncd in this yast conAagTstioa,
and the safe was exposed to Fhits heat as The
outside shows. We opened II 'Ais u CtniAs' A-a
led sv fire. Oar books only are af-
80 ~ The cover. being little drawn by the
- ~ re proof Cling, while the papers in
-. books and al our sccOuats aud loose pspers
IN the safs sre good az new
Respectfully.
RoCKAFgL-gR, ASpREws FLAGLK
The public invited to examine the above
.afe. now ST 2i5 Broadway.
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HOMEOPATHY
FOR
DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
KUziPREEY'S
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.

kEkEEEHaEK II .NI. ItS'
One of the greet triumphs of Homeopathy ia the
cure of diseases Of DOMESTIC ANNALS. Tie
Horse, the Cow, sheep, Dog, and even Hog, are
cured of the several diseases to which tAes are
subject, by the small doses of Homeopathy, with
a degree of certainty and rapi5ity that is ANA
ting. Some diseases incur2b.e by the ordinary
means are rapidly cured by this method, while
the ease with which the medicine may be given
and the rapidly of the cure is perfectly dell ght-
full. No one who has witnessed the astonishing
cures performed Domestic animals by Hum
phreys Veterinary Specifics would willingly
subject them TO the barbnrous tortures and the
lingering uncertainty of the old system.
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Another in same Fire.

NEW YoEK. October ~, 1858.
Messrs. Bc.riag, Farrell 4 Sherman, PSI B.Way.
GEsTLENEs---We have got your safe out. one
of your "Hsrriug't Patent Champion" which
passed through toe great coudagration on sun
day night, the 20tb INST. The safe xss suRjec-
ted to N severe trial, bot We ind everything all
right. Our books and papers snd toe interior of
the safe all perfect aud good for future use
Yours truly,
WARRES Brothers On Co.,
Per b. s. Beck with.
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EVERY DAY AN INCREASE Il
FLESH AND WEIGHT Is
SEEN AND FELT.

scrofula, CONSUMPTION, SyThiii. il its many
FORMS GisudGlsr Disea.e. Ulcers. IN the throat,
mouth; Tuners. Nodes in tae Glands. and ether
part. Gi the systen Sore Eyes, stTu1" co.'s "a
charges from the Ears; kraPiiEe ii'eA'e> q Toe
Fxes- Nose. Mouth. and tie vorst forms - Shin
Diseases: Eruption., Fever soTc.. sea!d Head
Ring Worm. Salt kheum, FTysipclas, AreHs
Rack Spots, " orms IL the FicEh, TumoTf, tan-
GERS in the " omh. and Eil Weakening and Pam
full Discharges; Nigh; SScsts. and ali Wastes -
he Life Principle, are within the Curative
-a,ge of Radwas's ssrsa Sariilisn Resolvent and
Nv days' use will prove to any person using 1t
! fgr either Of these forms Of disease its potent
power t. cure them.
| Nj Only doe. the SARsAPAhi LLiAA
hEs"LNE NT excel all known renedial agents
IN the eGTe e Chronic. scrofuious. nsntuilo n
al. SKIN Rad syrhi,aid diseases, but II - al,
only positive remedy for
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vii. I'm .r,rl one 60 -Ssuly q lIEsss a--r1 ease
ana comfort. sL4 The l-l-5g e., e. rapid u s.eg-
pir < pH.e, sau ie purchased &. i.-ty c,f-'s =
bottle a. ...zzysr ,reEy druggists AID ~
merchants store "a .Lis continent. sLG N.'Lin
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-10-27
LADIES COLUMN.

ladies now wear pads in their
bOOtikins in order to give their in
step proper ariStOCFatic curve.
Miss May AIcott, sister of the au-
thor of the Little Women" is pro-
crossing finely in the pictorial art at
London.
The Galena Gazette announces that
the reported engagement of Miss Mel
lie Grant to q young man in Coving-
ton is hoax.
A disorderly girl, arrested in Alba
ny the other day, attempted to settle
her fine by kissing the officer as he
marched along the street. 1t was
wasted capital.
The husbands of Louisville have
become so addicted to the abominable
habit of wife-beating that it has been
found necessary to organize in that
city a society for the prevention of
cruelty to wives.
Respectable New Haven is in a rage
because they are called upon To suffer
n woman's suffrage convention next
week.
"NVomen, wake uD!" exclaims the
Revolution; and on fndOlent rural ed
itOr adds: "Yes and d-n It, turn out
and make a fire and put the tea-kettIc
on"
Ada Greeley, tho daughter Of
Horace, knows nothing about farm
ing, but she is said to be one of the
most finished mathematicians in the
United States.
a Nashua girl, after studying law
for year has made application for
admission TO the Harvard Law
School. This is the first case of the
kind at the Law School, and is re-
ceiXinr due cOnsiderafinn
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Ealing zoo Fast.

Eating too fast generally involves
eating too much-more than is need
ed for the support and nutrition of
the body, and the reason for this Is,
That the organs of taste, which are
our guide in this matter, are not al
lowed sufficient voice; they are not
allowed time to take cognizance Of the
presence of food ere il Is pushed past
them into the reccsses of the stomach.
They do not therefore have oppOrtu-
nifty TO present the real needs of the
system, and hence allow the crowd
ing of the stomach. I hold that
thirty minutes should be spent at each
meal, and spent, too, in chewing the
food a good portion of the time, and
not in continued putting in and swaI-
lowing, but in pleasant chat and
laugh, instead OF a continuance of the
intense nervous pressure of the Office
or library. IF you lay out to spend
thirty minutes in this way at your
meals, you may rest assured you will
not eat too much, and that what YOU
do eat viii be in the best condition
for appropriation to the needs of your
system. You viii be healthier in
body, happier in mind, and more
vigorous of brain-for there are few
things that SO clog the brain as a meal
Of half-eaten food put into the stom-
j. II Jackson.
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Life in Death.

The cedar is most useful when dead.
1t is the most productive when its
place knows it no more. There is no
timber like it. Firm in the grain,
and capable Of the finest polish, the
tooth Of no insect will touch 1t, and
Time itself can hardly destroy it. Diff
fusing q perpetual fragrance through
the chambers which itceils, the worm
will not corrOde the book which it
protects, nor the moth cOrruDt the
garment which it guards; all but i'm
mortal Itself, it tTansfuses it's amaran-
thine qualities to objects around it.
Every Christian is useful in his life
but the gOOdly cedars are the most
useful afteTward. Luther is dead,
but the Reformation lives. Knox,
Melville, and Henderson are dead,
but Scotland still retains Il Sabbath
and Christian peasantry, a Bible
in every house, and q school in every
parish. Bunyan is dead, but his
bright spirit still walks the earth in
its "Pilgrim's Progress" Baxter is
dead, but souls are quickened by the
Saints Rest" COwper is dead, but
the golden apples" are still fresh as
when newly gathered in too "silver
basket of the Olney Hymns. Elliot
is dead, but the missionary enterprise
is young. Henry Martyr is dead,
but who can count the apostolic
spirits who, phoenix-Iike, have start
ed from the funeral pile? Howard is
dead, but modern philanthropy is
only commencing it's, career. Raikes
is dead, but the Sabbath-schOols go
on
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-10-27

for Robinson's arch" became a sub
Jcct OF constant merFiment, and the
demand TO be taken there, always fol-
lowed by oriental shfugs and gesticu-
iatiOns, was the bete nOir of muleteers
and camel drivers.
The dispute on this subject has at
last been seen settled. At no incon-
siderable cost, in the face of stronr
opposition from the Pasha, and with
great perseverance,, Captain Warren
sunk seven shafts in a line east and
west across the Tyropoeon Valley.
He has settled il beyond question
that DR.. RobinsOn's conjecture was
correct. The bulge in the wall is tho
fragment of an arch built in the time
of Solomon. There exists In vast
masses the remains of 4 viaduct.
There are the fallen vOussOiTs Of the
arches and the ruins of the piers.
It is impossible within the limits
of a single article TO do more than
glance at the results of this recovery
of Jerusalem, - as it has been called.
We know for the first time the form,
and internal arrange
ment of the earliest dwellings in Jeru-
salem, and the sizes and character of
the Observation-Disclosures they can
hardly be called. We have learned
of the household utensils
and agricultural implements, the
mechanical tools and the military
armor of the ancient inhabitants.
The state of ceramic art-that index
of iviliZatiOn-among the early He
brews, as compared with its condi-
ton among contemporary nations,
has also been shown. Many qUes-
tions, of course, like that of the size
and shape of the temple area, are still
But enough has BEEN
to warrant the-belief that
the continuation of the work will add
to knowledge of what
Dean Stanley called "the internal re-
atiOns of Jerusalem" n. S. d.
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What Great Men Think of War.

a short time ago the Dean of Exc
| ter, DR.. Boyd ga. K. II. BIZ preach
| ed a sermon in the Cathedral IN praise
of the war! The Deans opinion is,
! of course, entitled to some weight but
/ hardly TO an extent sufficient TO coun-
| terbalance the following testimonials
on the same subject:
Sir Walter Raleigh "a Devonshire
| worthy said ''that the pratices of
| war are so hateful to God that were
! not his mercies infinite, &c were vain
| for those of that profession TO hope for
any portion ofthem."
Napoleon said that ''Waf was tho
business of barbarians.n
The Duke of Wellington said that
linen who have nice notions of rellg.
ion have no business to be soldiers"
Sir Harry Smith said "the profess
sion of a soldier was "a damnable pro-
fessiOn.'" ..
Sir Charles Napier said that Ito
overcome all feelings OF religion is
generally the means TO make war
riOr.n
Bishop Jeremy Taylor says, "Ifmen
be subjects of Christ's law they can
never go to war with each other. As
contrary as cruelty is to mercy, tyran-
ny to charity, so is war and blOOdshed
to tho meekness and gentleness ofthe
Christian religion"
Bishop Watson says that "war has
principles and practices peculiar 20 it
self which but i'll quadTate With the
rules of moral rectitude, and are quite
abhorTent from the benignity ofChris
tianity."
Bishop WarburtOn says, "LOOk up
on war n the blackCst mischief ever
bTeathed from hell upon the face of
this creation"
Archbishop Whately says, Warisa
great disgrace to civilized men and
Christians"
John Wesley says, ''Shall Protest
ant Christians assist theprince Ofhell,
who was murderer from the begin
ming, by telling the world ofthe bene-
fit Ofwar Shall Protestant publication
proclaim 10 the nations that war is a
blessing of PrOvidence?'
DT. Arnold (of Rugby says, "Could
there by any possibility have beg
another war in the world If we had
accepted the meTcies given us? q
The sermon on the Mount can not bB
read by any good man without the
strongest feelings Of shame and humi-
iation, for the contrast between the
picture of Christian principles, there
drawn, and the reality he sees around
him"
The Rev. Henry Melville saws: ITf
war would altogether cease, were
vital Christianity diffuscd, then we
must regard it as at variance with
Christianity, whatever splendOrs
may be thrown on it by it achieve
ments and apOlOgists."
The Rev. DIR. M'Neile says, "The
Peace Society have reason on their
side, they have Christian principles
on their siden
The Rev. J. G. ROyle says, "AIcn
of the most eminent abilities and ex-
tensive erudition have never vet pro-
duced, nor ever will produce, argu-
ments sufficient to prove that the
profession of soldier is consisten
withthe profession of Christia nifty.
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Steel Manufacture.

A rival to the Bessemer process of
making steel is found, says the Me
chanics' Magazine, in BernaFds sys-
tenn, adopted at the steel works in
GivOrs, France. The principal fca-
lures of the system are stated to be-
First. The employment of gas, act
ing at once as a heating and reacting
agent in improving the quality of
the iron by a partial publication, be
fore throwing off such Injurious bod
les as sulphur, phosphorus, arsenic,
etc. Second. The ability to employ
iron Of q secondary quality TO obtain
steel for certain special purposes, as
rails, tires, etc. Third. BY the COM
bined action of air and gas, in being
able to act alternately by means of
oxidation and reduction in keeping
the waste at q minimum, and by de-
carbonizing and recarbOnizing to
regulate all at viii, and with certainty
the nature of the product TO be OBJ
tained. The operation requires from
an hour to an hour and a half, and the
process Is so conducted that the
manipulation can be arrested at any
moment, and any desired quality Of
steel obtained.