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The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19

$1,000 REWARD Is offered by ths proprietor
OfDr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for q
medicine that will cyuAl it in the cure Of
Bronchitis, severe Coughs. and the early
stages of Consumption
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19

MAKE money fast and honoIahly, by at
once Spply lying for territorial right. (which
are given free to agents. to sell the best.
strongest, most useful and rapid selling Sew
ing Machines ever used or recommended by
families, or buy one for your own use it is
only 81 Sent free everywhere by tApress.
Address for particulars, Jerome b. Hudson
Co., corner Greenwich and Courtlandt streets,
New York
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THE WEST SIDE
SAW MGS DEPARTMENT
OR THE
BANK OF CHICAGO.
SAMUEL ]. WALKER,
Ths Great Land CGptf9Itss,
Is oG the
Trustees Of the AbSVe Popular InSIitutiOn,
IS7 W RANDoLPM ST.
The Wheat Field OF America
Hsalthiul Climate, Free HOmes, Coed
Markets
The Wheat Field Of America

TmR NORTMERN PACHRHC RAILROAD offer
for sale its Lands In CeMerAI and Western MIA.
neAsSaa, embracing: l. Ths best Of Wheat Land 3
Excellent Timber tor the MIL the Farm and the Fire
s. Rich Prairie PASturAge and Natural Meadow, vAtered
by clear Lake. and ruRnlnK strsAms-in q HsalthfH
Climate where Fever and Ague is unknown
0rAlk be shipped hence by lake u market As
cheaply from Eastern Iowa Central illinois, Cars
nov run through thess lands lrOm Lake Superior to
Dakota Price u land close To track N00 TO - per
acre further away t250 70 AO0. seven AeaFS
Credit NaTrAntee Deeds Northern Pacific 1-Se
B0mda, selling II par, received tor land at 81. TO-
No other unoccupd Lands present such advantages TO
settlers
SOLDIERS under the new law March, 1872 get
100 acres FREE, neAF the railroad, by enc and two
yeAFs' residence.
TRANSFORMATION AT RRDUCRD RATES
furnished from all principal points East TO purchasers Of
Railroad lands and 70 SettlerS OF Government Home
stsAds Purchasers. their wivss and children carried
free over the Northern Pacific Road Now l. the
for SsttleS and colonies get Railroad Land and Gov
srAmsnt HOmsstsads close 70 the track
send for Pa@DAAsa containing fall Information, map
and copy d New Homestead Law. AAdFew:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, OR
10 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19

TAhE CAEs or rms PENcE AND TuE
pot( Will rAkE ,AEE ~ THENSEIvES.- s.
The trl.h Of this homely adage has probably
been tested and established by a. many people
in the city Of Chicago as any city IN the world
with twice its population. Ask any Of our
successful business mt rchauts who commenced
the battle ot hir IN poverty, to what they
attribute then success, and they will reply
A." Because We knew the value Of a dollar, aud
" hen We earned one We SAN 50 Il, and kept
adding tu IL Aud this is Just the secret of
getting rich ia a nutshell Now We advise all
those y hu lcare t. test the eN I,t iment on the
Very ncNt ray iAy "a visit the savings Depart
mrnt Of the Bank oi chicago I11 " est Ran
doll pL street oi " hIcL Vim Park. Esq is the able
and popular manager and make your first de
posit. Keep / up for year, and We feel sa-
tilted the result v ~ both please and surprise
you Ii is fact not generally understood
that by having your money in bank, you can
not spend it, and this Is even oi more value
than the interest
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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
fur their convenience.

HH0slnN TUT 1t -laAy IIla k8VTlDsTTOFNI
When new u psiior fr goii.3 u the savings hank
precautions ,k" a;i Ferls made So that he ma
u~ys he hientihsS, ASA that in book is lost
he owner thereof cannot be d,irluicd
Tn bu-.s "a tbs institution Confined exrlusivelv
% the Ie,it ami care - savings deposits. and funds de-
l'slie1 "a IrSt. No commercial general banking
business J. transacted.
ecr.an iraArnn II tie funds are invested by loan
lA'h real cAte ia the city II Chicago. III making such
ua preference b. a!Nts gwen tO applications from de-
posters 81 shiil means Who have accumulated ia the
ns'iun s,iiiritt fund, "a IA fur lot %, ground and
leslie 10 bOroN Snc!hn2 NOR 10 adj them i erecting
building I" b. u1li -ri.llent h.lts themselves
lilJ ftIn.,s.
az Mone, rcmi:;rl by draft u Europe or elsewhere
iOr dels,sitOrS.
~ Tho llaitS "a Cheap Cottages selected BY com.
mitite q deposition n this institution may be seen at
the SlNiittS blIk
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The Fidelity Savings Bank.

Again We refer with pleasure u this now
thoroughly established aud well known Saw
ings Institution, which il under the control Of
one Of our most wealthy, honorable and erpe
nenced savings bankers EK Mayor HAines
locatS! at the southeast corner Of Fifth Ave
nue. and Madison street, with branch at l4S
East Randolph street As winter will soon
he upon US, We advise all those who have 50
Tar failed TO perform their duty-make their
hrst deposlt-to do 50 immediately. There
are few, even Of our wealthiest citizens who
did not commence the world poor men, and il
IS owing to their sariHy propensities, as much
as to their energy, that they owe their success.
What they have done you can do, if you will
follow in their footsteps MIR Chas. ] Haines.
the obliging cashier, will be happy to give a
all times, all necessary inform alton.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19
AN ENTIRELY NEW
SEWING MACHINE
FOR DOMESTIC USE

OINA Il y " " OA0AxAAE&S
With the new Patent Button Hole Worker. Patent
cd June eth, 1871. A most wonderful and elegantly
constructed Sewing Machine for Family Work Com
pete in all its PArA Uses, the Straight Eye Pointed
Needle Self Threading, direct upright Positive Motion,
New Tension Self Feed And Cloth Guider Operates BY
wheel knd . table Light Running Smooth and
nOisless, like ali good high priced machines Has Patent
Cesch r E p.sys. % 1ns "ns S Beng ing TUNED Urn the
The Elastic Lock 8tten, finest and strongest stitch
known arm, durable, close and rapid. win do III
kinds ot work, fine and couFse, from CAmbrc 70 heavy
Ths machine heavily constructed 70 give strength
AAl the parts Of each machine being made alike BY
machinery, and beautifully an.Aed and ornAmented q
ton Reliable at all times, and practical. scientific
mechanical inventSOa. u GreAay Reduced Price.
ed for ave years BY special csrtincate) with ali the a.
ne and everything complete belonging 10 it. Including
- nreAdnF 1F Needls peck ed N strong wcoden box
nee o further charges, on receipt Of price only Eve
dollars Safe delivery guaranteed With each Machns
We Will send on receipt Of 81 EXTRA the patent
BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
0ne Of the most important and useful inventions the
Ago. Be simple and certain, that child work the
ensse button holC with regularity and Strong and
SPECIAL Terms, and Extra Inducements 10 male and
female Agents Stone Keepers etc., who viii establiah
ageacies through the country and keep our new
b smart agents free Agents complete outfits furnish
ed without any extra charge Samples Of sewing. des
0ptivs circulAss containing Terms, Testimonials, En-
cravings, etc, ETC., sent free We also supply
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Latest Patents and Improvements for the Farm and
Garden, Mowers, Rsapes, CultivAeoFs, Feed Cutter,
HAEFows, Farm Mis HAnte1, Harvester, Thrashers
and Ill articles needed iOr Farm work Rare Seeds in
large variety. Norway Data The woolerful multiply
ing Egyptian Corn q per hundred, ETC., etc. All
money sent in Post Once Money Orlen, Registered
are perfectly secure Safe delivery of al our gOods
guaranteed.
And old and responsible AFm that seil the bese
goods ~ the lowest price, and be relied upon by
rsAden ."-FARhRRS JoUMAL- NeW York
sAddreM orders, JEROME b. HUD@0N d CO.,
Corner Of 0resnwich and CoaFtiAndt strssts MSw
YOk
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PRAIRIE STATE
LOAN AND TRUST co.
86 West Randolph Street,
COR or JEFFERSON ST.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL PAIDIN sl5o,ooo %
SURPLUS $1,000 90


Pays Interest the rate Of Six CENT Pea ANxUn
for every calendar month the money deposit
This b the arst Bank which established On the
West BIDS Jaa0aEy lst 1897 and h erecting for
its and permanent occupation q Firsa Class Bank
Building the soutk-west corner 0f West Washington
and DesplAines streets, which viii be completed about
October Int, ls72.
No BRsAehes In any ether part or tAe city.
Exchange bought and sold all the principal cities of
America and Europe.
CHRISTIAN B. MEYER, Cashier.
JAS. W, SCOVILLE, President
TRUSTEES;
P. W. GATES, President EAgie Works Manufacturing
Company.
BACON WHEELER, Director Of Commercial National
Reak, Chicago.
JAS W sCOvlLLE. Of seOyille Harvey, Real Estate
and Loan OABcs.
O. CRQNKHlrE Agent Mutual Lie Insurance Company
At New York.
T. BUCHANAN, Jr., Caca, MY
c. B. MEYER iOgmsriy Teller Of Union National Rank
a ChicARO.
NJ D. BUCHANAN, Cashisr Commsrrial National nank
WIZ. REInHARDT.
W. 6HADR-
ONCE M0sesrs fs-0me 0 "a. I'M. 60 a P
GmAamAsAmama N AA n INN ~
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19

The LIGHT Fantastic ToE-Ihe Fourtb
Complimentary Ball Of the Stone-cutters' As.
soclation, came of at Turner Hall. West
Twelfth street, Friday evening, oct 18th. and
like all others of the Stone-cutters Associa-
tiOn, Was all that the most sanguine Of their
admirers could have desired. The hall was
beautifully lighted and decorated with United
states flags. Ia the center, and suspended
from the ceiling was the banner Of the Asso-
ciatIon. At about half past or 8 O'Clock
the announcements Of the evening commenced
with promenade or grand march, entitled
3" Stone Eight Hours" followed by fourteen
dances, some Of which were of the latest and
most fashionable out Then came intermis-
sron for supper, to which the younger mem
bers-lads and lasses did ample justice. The
ice cream, iellies, and other delicacies were
hberally PAtronized. After supper, dancing
was resumed and continued until o'clock in
in the morning, when all retired from the hall
TO the Old familiar strains Of Home Sweet
Home
The Association are much indebted to
Messrs. a Moran. II Gull, Nj. Murray, T.
Buck, B. Horan NJ. A. Donohue, J. Ricly,
d. LAnAhan, NJ. Byme, W. McKeon, T.
Coffee, W Moran, A Grath, A. Mickle, r.
Mcdonnell, ;. RAr and r. Coyne, for the
efficient manner in which they had made all
the arrangements for the occasion, and the
guests Of the evening are not less indebted to
the polite and gentlemAnly floor managers,
who were 50 very assiduous in the perform
Ance Of their duty Mr. Ed. Buck with his
assistants, Ed Rull and Ed. Ormsby, and the
staff Of floor managers, had an agreeable task
in catering to the fAirest Of ChicagO'S dAugh.
ters. The best Of order and conViviAlity pre-
vailed, and although there was q pOsss Of
police who were willing sad r. Ady TO rendaI
their services if called upon, but such wa
the good order that their services were moi
required
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&6T0400per day Agents wanted
SpO lOVEVAn elAseas q xorkiaa peopla

q either sex, young oiA maksmogs money % work
Tor In their spare mOnents al the tims than
anything else. PArtisulAn fres. Address a. Stinson
a Co, Portland, Maine.
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SUMS As SMALL As ONE DOLLAR

SUMS As SMALL As ONE D0lLAa I!
viii be received from any person. anI Bank Book will
be furnished without charge
Married women
And Minor Children may Deposit money, that No
One else can draw il.
May deposit Money from time % time and before max
ing the first DEPOSIT may Provide by Vote how and by
Whom it shall be drawn and, provided copy ut
the Resolution be furnished 10 the Savings Bank,
money will be paid u;il,s its roYi-,prs ar5 strictly
complied with.
DepssftOrs,
Whether Foreigners Citizens, have the rights
10 Property, and in o Death any minvy ~ thriT
credit will be paid 10 their Legal representatives Nhet
or they are in this country elsewhere.
Printed forms of Wills have been prepared by the COun-
designate who may take charge Of has money
and property and be guardian u his children IN q
his death. Thus much ncunV us,iense ard oNpes may
be avoided An officer u the savings hank tShhat any
charge for his seS'lec prepare VIII for arJ d'Nit'f
applying
70 The rate II SIX per cent. yer annun, Is paid on al
'uI1' e tn Dollars
Working People
need nct lose any time. the Savings Bank Is kept
tn
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19

UNORGANIzLp TRADES In our perigrina
tions around the city, We have come across
several workingmen who say they belong to
no organization, and when We put the ques-
tlon Why net = We arr invariably answered
they are no use to me This Is poor
excuse Tor a mechanic 10 plead who IS rot "A
member Of a trades union Were il not for
the presence uf trades unions ia our midst,
unorganizcd labor would not to-day. bc re-
celvIng one half the pay for their labor that
they are nov getting and yet these men fail
t. see the benefit "a by d-riva' s----- ---i-~i
lalr,r II Is not our desire q lmpute tins
short slghtcin,Ss a. ignorance, a. much As to
a degree uf se.fishness. which prevents men
from seeing int", ur participating III any thing
out side their immediate selves Z ne dsy is
not far distant when these very men will re-
grct they do not belong too, or have NO or
gsnization a. tall back on Let those men
tall INTO line before At is a. late
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19

THE S.4T.E.NrGS BANK.
Both departments, the SAVINGS BANK (Which a.
lows interest on deposits) and the SAFE DEPOSITORY
under the special direction and SUPERVISION of
THOMAS b. BRYAN, founder ot the Depostory,) and
JOHN c. HAISES.
PRACTICE SAVING. and encourage your children
domestics and friends 70 sase.
DEPOSITS a. Five CENTS and upwards received and
INTEREST allowed ther-an
INTEREST ALLOWED
On deposits a one Dollar and upwards
May deposit Money fruu yne ~ time and before max
ing the nrst Deposit mas Pruvide By pOte, how and BY
the Resolution be furnished the Savings Bank no
money will BE- paid unless fts provisions strictly
complied with.
feet in width Randolph street Opposite the Court
House, there will be . Branch Savings Bank Depart
nent on the Southeast corner of Wells and Madison
Streets but the Depository will remain Randolph
street, next the sherman House, the vaults and Office
being undisturbed On completion Of the new building
the Sherman House, l4S, lA and l47 Randolph street
0ERECERs.
JOHN G. HAINES. President
DAVID A. GAGE, Vice President
JARED GAGE, Cashier
CHARLES j. HAINES, Asst Cashier
DIRECToRS.
THOMAS B. BRYAN, john G. HAINEs,
DAVID A. GAGE, JARED GAGE,
FRANK B. TOBKY.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19

SUR ADtI>Sr Porter PALMER Edwarl
/. pure, one oi the Imperious contractors Vi
Chicago having been disappointed ia his ne
tarVus scheme tu enrich himself at the expense
Of his wOrkingnen, on Tuesday Last III the
Superior Court. pvtitIoued fOr mechanic 5
lien On the Grand Palmer Hotel. now in
course Of construction, laying his damage at
the modest sum u $50 OOO
1t is to lie hoped that this suit will take its
regular course IN the courts VI our State So
that the rights and privileges Of property
holders, and others desiring to build, and
Of contractors, may be legally determined
IL is highly essential that the terms Of a con
tract should bc faithfully carried out, but the
whims, caprcionsness, nor cupldIty, of one of
the contracting parties should not be permit
ted to operate injuriously against the interest
OF the other. Ii is morally certain that Dure.
IN bringing this suit against Mr.. Palmer, is
only seeking to deter other parties from fol
lowing that gentleman's example and screen
himself and others Of like kan, Who are rob
blng the wives and children Of our working
men. Mr. Potter Palmer, for the interest OF
parties, ought to take this case through the
proper courses Of the Law, and teach this
htigatious contractor that Law is no childs
play, give him lis belly full ot it and ~ viii
come out If 1t a poorer but wiser man
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
o. THE
PRAIRIE STATE LOAN { TRUST CO.
OF CHICAGO,

AZ the cAsse OF s.a.as.. s.pa. 80. Isz..
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-19
LABORING MEN
MECHANICS
FIVE HUNDRED LOTS

II you are not the owner Of your home. YOU will
do well to read this ami act upon the advice below given
very wealthy owns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-02
Mai. Mayo Tays his Respects to
our Post Master.

To THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS In the
Union OF yesterday was the following edi-
torial:
"a cireular-probably an eleciioneering
documenJ-awaits the "Chairman of the Gree
ley Club" at the post Office. We alvise an early
organization of the Dolly Vardens of Rock
Island for two reasons: First, unless this is
done that circular must 20 to the dead letter
office. Second, much longer delay at the pres
ent rate of falling Of. will leave none TO organ
iZs.
As the editor OF the Union mentioned my
name In the same article from which the
above is cut, | sent my clerk to the post
Office this morning to get the letter, and he
was informed by the post u sster's clerk that
no such ''circular" or anything else directed
to The "ChsirmaL of the Greeley Club" was
IN the office or ever had been. / now ask
the sober, intelligent and respectable Re-
publcans OF this county what they can
think of Capt. HsVersrick, our post master
aud editor of the Union? Have Grants
officials fallen so low that they must resort
to such pitiful fAlsehoods to help their sink
rag cause and dispArAge the friends of the
Liberal movement?
beg this post master-editor not to WORRY
himself about 1.-The Dolly Vardens of Rock
Island" The returOs from North CAroiu a
should admonish him to get bis carpetsack
in readiness to travel, pretty soon, for the
Greeley wave threatens to engulf him. Let
him attend to bis duties while be is permit.
ted TO remain in office, and advertise no
more letters which never had an existence
Very respectfully &C.,
II. b. MAYO.
L I l. : -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-02

COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INsTITrrrV
Business. Scientific Schools, u s Military er5 Ee,
val Academies Fall session, S6th year begs s.rs
l5tn, For Catalogues, address Gen. VIM II nix r.
SELL, Principal. - NJ =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-02

Police CoURT.-Dan Newcomb, resi-
dent Of this city, was arrested last night by
Officers Schrsder and Lyon, for disturbing
the peace Of the city. He was taken TO
jail with considerable difficulty. This morn
ing Magistrate CropPer fined him s. and
costs, for payment Of which he gave Sc.
curity.
A man named Charles Smith, was found
lying under c., r. l. & p. car, with his
pal, By Policeman German, last night.
he succeeded in Arresting Smith, but the
other follow got away. Smith resisted with
all his power, and in defense German gave
him tap on the head with his cane, which
made the "claret' flow oopiously. He was
lodged in jail, and fined $40 and costs, this
morning, By Magistrate Chopper. In default
OF payment, he was sent up to labor fifteen
days on the public streets.
Mrs. Winfield McCool made complaint
yesterday, against Wallace Benders son
Milton, for beating her boy. The case was
heard this morning before Justice Cropper
The testimony failed to subssantiAte the
charge, and the suit was dismissed at her
costs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-02
Rock Island, August ?, 1872.
Ear. Greeley in the Street.

From New York Letter in the Springfield Re
publican.
The masses OF the people in New York,
young and old, men and women, boys and
girls, every body, recognize him as he trun-
dies along about his business, never loiter-
ing, but going ahead 10 regular Yankee
style, SIS If be knew what be was about, and
was intent upon accomplishing it-these
Ihrongs on our thoroughfsres turn as be
passes, and stand gazing at the philosopher
and coming President with mute and sileni
satisfaction till be is hid among the crowd
OF turns q corner. | have seen a good many
public men walk along the streets of cities,
but never before saw such g curious sight
as that presented when Greeley goes about
New York. AZ said, the whole mass OF
pedestrians stop and turn, and contemplate
the form and face of the Sage of ChHppAqus
as he passes along. So the spectacle il
presented Of thronged sidewalk becoming
a kind of Whirlpool of humanity, q multi
piled series of eddies turning as far as ihey
can see, and as far a. Greeley goes. Thou
sands of men touch the hat and bow
thousands of women recognize him by 6
graceful courtesy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-02
DIR. WISTAR'S
BLlslM OF WILD CHERRY

Is peculiarly adapted to every disease of she
lungs and liver which is produced by our ever
varying climate.
There Is, perhaps, no disease with which our
country 10 affected, which sweeps of annually
50 many victims as that fell destroyer of the
human race-COnsnn ption. Day after day
year after year, the insatiats monster hurries
to the cold and silent portals Of the tomb fresh
added victims to its conquest No walk of life
Is sacred from it's Olighting influence. No age
is exempt from its death dealing shafts. The
old the middle sged, and the young, all alike,
are food for this common enemy of mankind.
The white haired patriarch whose life of tenn
peranes has rendered his system impervious to
the attacks of other ills, and whose good deeds
prepared him for the enjoy msnt Of life's calm
evening, finds consumption fastening its fangs
upon his vitals, aud tearing him from world
ever bright to minds which look complacentIy
on days we'll spent.
Consum ption, in its confirmed and ineipisnt
stages, coughs, asthma, Group, and liver com
plant, form by far the most fatal class of dis
eases known to our land. Yet even those m AZ
be cured by means of the simple yet powerful
re m edies that are scattered wherever these NAL.
aides prevail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-02
Notice to the Public.

A. BANBEEeER will open on Saturday, June
the Sth:
100 pieces choice Prints at zoe per yard
rs pieces Dolly Warden Alspsess at zoe per
yard.
20 pieces Wash POplin at sc per yard.
Is pieces French Psrcales at 25c per yard.
20 pieces Iron Frame Grenadines at soc per
yard.
10 pieces Japanese Silks at zoe per yard.
sOpieces heavy yard wide brown muslin l23c
per yard.
90 pieces bleached yard wide muslin at l21e per
yard.
so dos. Ladies White hose lOc per pair.
900 Musquito Netts rs, SIS, CSC.
10 doE Corsets at Use.
10 doE. Alexadner Kids 81 IS per pair.
All eOlors NAlsncss and Trimming, Silks,
cheap, splendid assortment OF Ladies Scarfs
and shswis, and q ges ersl stock of goods Of
every description. This notice means business
and | will not be undersCld BY any house in the
West.
Come one and all and invest your money
where you get the largest amoEut OF Dry Goods
for the least Cash
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-02

VERNoSr.-The n. Y. Tribune of the
29sh ult., contains a call signed BY 222
members Of the Repub)i lean party Of Frank
lin county, Vermont, for Greeley meeting
At Sheldon to nominate county officers.
Many of the names are recognized BY the
editor of this paper As leading and iuRuen-
,ial Republicans who are personally known
to him. II this call is any indication OF the
tidal wave, Grant will not carry one State in
the Union. Let any Of our Vermont friends
who reside in this oouoty call at this Office
aud iuSpec. the names Of these Franklin
county Republicans, and see how the old
thing works.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-02
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

MYTH its gloomy attendants, low spirits
w depression, involuntary emissions, loss
Of semen, spsrmatsrrhosa, loss of power
dizzy head, loss Of memory, and threatsne cd
impotence and imbseility, find sovereign
cure in HUMPHREY HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC no. TWENTY RIGHT. Com
posed Of tho most valuable mild and potent
curAtives, they strike at once at the root of tn.
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor and energy, life and
vitality to the enGirO man. They have curet
thousands of eases. Price, s. per package o
five boxes and large 50 vial, which Is very i'm
psrtant to obstinate or old cases, or 81 per ain
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, aud sen
BY mail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPR
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI
CINE CO., 662 BROADWAY, New YoRk.
ChAs A. Bsnser and c, Spidel, Agents fol-
Rock Island,