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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-29
~> CURES uSsEAsEs OF nM
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOC

In the wonderful medicine 10 which the afflicted
are above pointed for reioC the discoycr5r Dc
Hcyes he has combined IN harmony mora Of Ma
tures most sovereign curative properties, which
God has instilled into the vegetable kingdom for
healing the sick, than were ever before combined
m one medicine The evidence of tins fact is
found in the great variety Of most obstinate dis
eases which it has been fJund 10 conquer In The
cure Of Bronchitis, severe Coughs,
and the early stages OF COnsu pIion. Ii has
astonished the medical faculty. and eminent ply
slcIans pronounce II the greatest medical discuve
~ Of the are While u cures The seTerest Coughs.
II strengthens the system and purIfIes the
blood. By It's great and thorough blood purify
ing properties IL cures all Hum Ors, from the
wlst SCrOIula TO a common BiOtch, Pim-
DIe, or EuruptiOn. Mccurial disease Mine
vigorous health and n sound constitution estab-
Iishpd Erysipela~, salt R d eu m, Fever
sores, Scaiy or Rough skin, in short
All the numerous diseases caused by bad blood,
are conquered hV this powerful purifying and in
vicpratng medicine
Ifyoa feel dul. drow~y deblhtated have sa,loy
color OF skin, or ygHowish brown spots on face or
body freQucut headache or dizziness. bad taste IN
mouth informal heat chills RIternated with hot
hnshes, low spirits, and gloomy foFebodings, IL
rr-ul~apoHt..r and touruc coated, YOU suttpr-
Ing f-1u Torpid Liver or Bilious
nesz.N "a many cases OF SEiVer Com
plaia al =" ~ part ol these symptoms are expe-
rianeaL As u remedy for all such cases Dr.
Pierce e. D. Medical Discovery has no equal,
n IL cs- ..rt cures, Ieaying the liver strength
euaI all aF4t4T For the cure OF Habitual
Constipation OF the bowels It Is never fail-
ing Te.nclv agI those wl.S have used it for this
parp1sc are loud ~ 1's praise
The ps1D~let0r offer, Sl.uoo reward for medi-
cine that wiz cI11l &c t1r h' cure ui all the dis
eases tor which 10 I- recommended
Solt hy rn.---'1 o. 81 nrr hottie Prepared by
r V Prrr-, VI ~ ~ p~frri"rur. az hi- Chemi-
cal Lar ,,f...-- -.fH -. - Bnhalo, \. Y.
SeAI - r' b. a1-.et
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Chicago Market.

%t-
Flour Moderate business with prices firm and
steady.
Wheat-Closed firm at 17dt1 Is for No l spring;
! 0SI2 bid for cash No and 0s7s for December;
N sold SSaISq
COrn-Weak and irregular isGLac lower: No ,
cash and November closed at 31ls bid; December
SlGl32Is rejected 2aH295.
0ats-Firm at 2414 dg24ls for No cash and De
cember; rejected firm at 22LsG sGl23.
Kye-In good demand and lsWlc higher; No ,
cash 56Is6151: rejected 81.
Barley-Dull and easier: No ;, 6l162if No 3,501
51ls rejected 41Gl43
Mess Pork-Cash duh al u 50; December p COG
- 10
Lard-Active and firm at "a cash; 10 December.
Whisky-Easier but firm at s..
LIVE STOCK.
CattIe-Receips 1.1o5 Market trihe better and
moderately firm; stockers went at 25zt3 SIS; cows
and fair steers 25a4 %; good shipping steers
12isGL5 2T19.
Hogs Receipts p. $50 head. Packers and ship
per- bought freely st 8 20613 90 for packing and
s aG1405 fer good shipping grades; the market
. closed steady
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ST. Louis Market.


FIour-Quiet and unchanged: super winter y
as 90; extra 25a5 Is; M O0a6 80, NIX I5aI %;
family winter Seas 50.
Wheat-Held firmly but buyers hold of sales
light; NJ spring Us; No . do held at l Il; No
vember i 50.
Corn Easier: No mixed 30
Oats-Firm; No :. 23a23ls on east track; Is in
warehouse.
Rarlev-Duli: No .. GO
Rye-Quiet; No =, 5S
Whisky-Firm at o..
Pork-Qniet al 13 90.
Bulk Meats-Steady and in good demand packed
shoulders AZ clear rib 62i clear :.
BacOn-Only a small order trade; shoulders So !;
clear sides 10l4.
Dry Salt Meat-Steady: packed lots AZ 06xeg7.
Middles-LOng and short clear =
Lard-Dnll and lower S5Il4 10; bulk Of sales
at 4.
Hogs-Active and higher; 3 s5554 10 for packing
lots.
Cattle-Flrm: 0Oas6 90 Tor fair to choice.
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Currency 6's-l13&l
New 5's-1 1OSis.
Northwestern common SIS pfd. 80

FlOGr-Firner and more active; super western
and state 9GIt6 30; common TO good extra 909
O5; good to choice 1907 IS: winter wheat extra
90aS Is; St Loais l0Gl1 90.
Whisky-Heayey and lower at 924.
Nheat-opened frmer closing quiet: No. Chi
cago spring ! 446I1 45; Iowa spring i IS; Ne. ,
Milwaukee and Ne mixed l A; No. Chicago
spring 1891 50; No. , OF 1870, 5S1Jl 81 winter
red western l 65; white Michigan 90.
Rye-Steady; western 81 ahOSt.
Bariey-DuIl; Chicago -.
Comm moderate export demand; steamer
western mixed 625s sail do 6Sl4 Q6S1s high mixed
nearly yellow 64
Oats-Firn; old western mixed 5Id541i new -
asa; white 52GL55; black western iSC ~; state
4gd52,
Eggs-Firmer; western S49S5.
Wool-Quiet; Ohio 65.
Cofee-Firm: Rio 15,dIsia
Sngar-Dull; fair to good refining ga 9si0; Cuba
% s9101.
Molasses-Dull; New Orleans 7J0S4.
Rice-Dull at ~ GIsl4.
Pork-Quiet: mess 10 90, prime mess Is 90
Becf-Dull: old mess 1 O1I6 80: extra 500
10 %; hams in good demand al S3 O0a33 80.
Cut Mears-Quiet: shoulders first half Of Decem-
her 5ia hams lSt9 G14ia.
Mddles-LOwer; city long clear short delivery
~ western long and short clear for January 7571s
shOrT clear for January and February rs.
Lard-MOre active; No. TO prime steam j q
sa4 kettle January and February s,a; December
seUSls March sis ass January 5-l6.
Butter-Quiet; western I0tgl6
Cheese-Qniet at II a IA
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Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

Kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron is guaranteed to cure
the of dyspepsia liver complaint, iaun-
dice. chronic nervous debility, diseases of the
kidneys, and all diseases arising from z dsordered
liver and stomach, such fullness of FLOOD TO the
head, Rcidity of the stomach, nausea, disgust for
food fullnesS or weight in the stomach, sinking
atulency the pit 0f the stomach swimming of the
head hurried difficult breathing, hutter1ng at the
heart, choking suffocating sensations when IN a
lying posture dimness of vision. yelowness of the
skin and for purifying the blood and building up the
system in general
Price of the Bitter Wine or Iron 81 90, every bot
tie guaranteed, or the money refunded. Beware OF
cOuntereits, buy only kunkels, take no other; II is
wrapped In yellow wrapper around, with the pro-
priet0rs photograph on All other is counterfeit
Depot $50 North Ninth street. below Vine, Phiiadel-
phia. go there, advice free.) lo-2ldSwly
For sale in Rock Island by Smith & Bonney and
John Beug.tou
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Special.


Cunderango Bitters, at Breunert's
Masta's Balsam, at Smith & Bonny's.
Go to Speidel's for Renne's Magic Oil.
Masta's celebrated Balsam at Breu-
merits.
DIR. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff at Spei-
dels.
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy at
Bengston's
DIR. TUFTS Celebrated Liver Pills at
Speidels
DR.. Julihn's Hydrastin Compound at
Speidels.
Cunderango Bitters, best in the world,
at Bengston
Bitter Wine of Iron for sale by every
Druggist in the city.
Jacksons Catarrh Snuff, at every Drug
Store in Rock Island
Masta's Balsam, best in the market, re-
commended by thousands, for sale at
Bengston's
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy is
curing one of our prominent citizens. For
sale at Breunert's.
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DooLEY's YEAST PowDER-Is put up
in packages to suit the wants of all, Su-
perior to any other Baking Powder in
market, and convenient, economical and
wholesome. A single trial will convince
the most skeptical that it is as represented
the most reliable, healthy and cheapest
ever offered to consumers.
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BUFFALO, Nov. q. Terrific wind squalls
have prevailed for the past twenty four
hours, and the weather has turned sud
denly cold. The number of marine dis
asters is unprecedented
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. %.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wneat-Steady; No Milwaukee Is; No do
] 13
oats-Scarce and firm; NJ ,. d.
Corn-In fair demand and lower; No mixed
20
Rye-Dull and a shade lower; No l, co.'s
Barley-Dail and prices Il shade lower; No 2
70
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Great Saving i'm Coal.

TWITCHELLS - Draught Regulator can be ap-
] piled To any sort of Stove or heater-saves from
d to y of the Coal by utilizing all the heat pro-
duCed. and secures a constant. even temperature,
with less than half the trouble in keeping fires On
exhibition and for sale AT Harris Tea Store. Teas
at reduced prices. free OF duty du
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\ STIRLING ARTICLE-Nature's Hair
Restorative. SO clear, so fragrant, so eff
cient in restoring gray hair and keeping the
head healthy. Ask your druggist for it.
See advertisement
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Dentists.
Dr.. ]. w, Stark. Dentist.

DOOMs NEXT DOOR TO TIE TELEGRAPH OF
n fee Illinois street, Rock Island. All kinds OF
Dental Work done in the most approved styles.
Charges reasOnabe. =. 6lldt
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PURE STARcH-When starch is pure, it
is free from sourness and is purely white
Inferior starch has a golden or yellow
tinge, the color of flour, indicating the
presence of gluten IA color not desirable in
ones linen, or is sour and musty 1t is
absurd for the laundress to cleanse and
bleach and then discolor linen with I'M
pure golden or yellow starch. Duryea' S
Satin Gloss Starch IS snow white, per
fectly pure, and the most economical
starch known.
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DR.. G. M. BELDINa,

kLLD DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED AC-
n cordng 10 the most approved principles. Office
IN Huls Block cor. ofIllinois and Washington SITS.
S-lSdtf t- -rsE g. rt p.
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ALLcoCK 5 Porous PLAsTERs relieve and assuage
pain by calling forth the acrd humors from parts in
terna the skin and general circulation. Thus, in
many cases positively eyaporatins the disease. But
fail not to use some doses of Brandreh Pills, which
cleanse the blood and prevent settling Of the humors
in cases where pain has been present.
JAMES HULL, M D.
Their application after purglng with Brandreth s
Pills fever and ague, ague cake and affections
Of the spleen, with pain of the left side
FROM PROPRIETOR OF UNION HOTEL
Messrs. ALLoocK & Co.-Gentlemen some seven
years ago I was troubled with weakness in the
back and pain in my side, which rendered life bur
then. suffered fearfuy for two years and the first
relief from putting two of your Porous Plas
| tiers. | kept them on over two months and had not
the slightest pain They supported the muscles ot
| the back and stopped the Neuralgic side pain.
have used them now for FIVE years and could moi
| live without them. Keep two on constantly, and
am able to attend TO my business without pain Of
fatigue. They are truly called Strengthening P as
ter; and l caH them blessing TO the weak and af
! hieted. JAMES RIDER,
Proprietor of the Union Hotel, Sing sing.
Nov. Il, 1869
Sold by ali Druggists.
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Mr. Renne claims that the name Magic
OIL is his trade mark, and that all
persons who use that name for medicine
do so at their peril, as much as though
they stole any other property of his, be-
sides their extra meanness! The genuine
Renne's in-Killing Magic Oil is what
the people want and will have.
The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil
in the word is Hazard & Caswell' made on
the sea-shore, from fresh, selected hvers,
by Caswell, Hazard & Co, New York 1t
is absolutely pure and sweet Patients
who have once taken it prefer it to all
Others Physicians have decided it SUI
perior to any of the other oils in market
For sale by Smith & Bonney
feb27dfri- wweow.
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DECTIFIER AND MANUFACTURER OF DO
u nestle Liquors Importer and Dealer in For
eigu Wines and Liquors. Front street opposite
Ferry Landing Rock Island III.
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NoTICE.-Unprincipled Manufacturers
are stealing as much of the label, formulas
and name Of DR.. Prices Baking Powder
as they dare in order 10 make a market
for their worthless limitations. See to it
that DR.. Prices name is on each box, the
only guarantee of its genuineness. 1t is
the purity, strength, and healthfulness Of
Dr. Prices Baking Powder that has given
it its popularity, which is being shared by
his Special Flavorings, Lemon, Vanilla,
Almon, etc, which if once used viii al
ways be used.
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OVER

NOUR CLOTHING CAN BE CLEANED AND
] Bound and Pressed over, 40 that ii will look a.
well new, by Z. WILCOX, Tailor
Who has removed to West Eagle Street under the
Rock Island House. 312dtf
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Business Cards.
; T. M'ELHEREE. THO. ABBOTT
McELHERNE & ABBOTT,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEBORS AT LAW,
n and Solicitors in Chancery. Office opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island Ill. S-30dw1y
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I u n ALLEN. "5a3E7l " ''7Eo
ALLEN e. SIMONSON.
PETER FRIES.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW
n Rock Island, III, Office in Buford's Block
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New York.

FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. Nov p,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

money from Shoemaker when cane TO wtesbare no, veI Sof
MONEY from John Stewart or sT on that dyi ga e
NO ns vote @ 90 NOR votes sf an, person ha f sSd ausrs 10
that dsidd. ''' WYNN
know Mr. Shoemaker, saw him Short time before election vent
into his oee with Pat Gibbs bad not much conversation be ssys
ne 70 ea when came TO town. have known Shoemaker " " 'e
Michael Murray live in Iaet..ans. townships fGDt snS"
s I ss. . SS1 Se" H NJ b sfI d Pat P
vas the day before election heard that Miller and Stewart .ied a.
Others saw Souy il Miller. SaS eanno, az bow
SssI money to others than that, all lnos the money
stood IL
James KsaOn Mr. EeLart and Burke went to Wsmng
u our elub would vote for Hant he would pay the %ener,
make arrangements With Mr. FULLER the druggist BY The oOrlngasr'
day for the money! did not talk with either Gains or fuller ' n
G5I.'oEIsr Ests Live II. seventh Ward ser; :; met
KAon and Burke Gains Room No ~ Wyomingouse
be setting for shoemaker as SCENT 50
, Tor vE 0 % ,RG IS for 'IIs S
who s,d The money va. sure and would es sa ooo H woe sO'
and every vote berogF should be SLOWED o Or eqo
was Democratic s"S vas 20 TIE club asn b9 na
Gains who was present himself conducted the amn
Our club authorized the committee Of te club
70 Gains for e2o he declined 70 that tod Us TO come nd zee
me g VOC for Wadde Fuller WAS present when We called g = him
eommee for he club we reported what aT Gains told
doS ala nSi .dyi.s he eTS toi.sespt 8, Offer
meeting :. Jane: cuEn. Tnn1 w'..o9 told Gain, S,'t 70
give 60 % toI cr shcsmsteI ana - soI zoe l9r
20 Fusr. Kg1on veDtn and P9eI CLERK gave him 80 and
the CLERKS hands at the poll. and got nne or 70 vote,
o ssns 5 he SsT Shoemaker and nann
HJames Mullen sworn live in the First distinct Twelfth Ward
gentleman .sd told there 500 to be divided for
making tho for Mr. Shoemaker in the Twelfth Ward scran
"s. Tia, man iae% .Sou, Re podc. Of tie Twelfth Ward
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THE xvITH CONGRESS DISTRICT.


THE CAMPAIGN IN RENSSELAER, AND WASHING
TON COUNTIES-CLOsE CONTEST BETWEEN
THAYER AND SMART.
IYROM The SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRIBUER.l
Troy, n. Y, Oct. 2S.-The old XVIII Con-
sress District the XVIII. has swung from side TO
aide In politics often in late years that there lie not
much use in looking at the results Of past for
data as the issue OF the present campaign During
and after the the district pretty surely Repubh
can the large majority among the farmers Of Washing
Gon County serving to more than cOunerbaance the i'd
verse OF the City Of Troy. which almost always
gave Democratic bent TO the politics Of Rensselaer, In
Is6s Grant carried both counties his majority in the dis
tc being sO9 In the State election Of 1869 Rensselaer,
returned TO her old faith, but the Republican majority
IN Washington was large that the district sge
I1ss over Nelson In 1870 Hoffman carried the district
by SIC majority and strange to say, the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress- the Hon. Joseph
n. Warren, had majority OF e,lSI, OF which
Washington County furnished over 1000 His com
petitor, J. Thomas Dayisr exceedingly I'M
popular and the principal Republican paper in the dis
tct refused to support hm Last year. the exposures
Of TWeeds frauds aud the unsatisfactory action Of the
Democratic State Convention completely demoraized
the party; the Republican nominee for State Senator
walked over the course without much opposition, and
Was elected by about 1900 majority. II will be seen
from these figures that the district uncertain that
each party warranted In hoping 1t can win 1t cannot
be denied however that the Liberal prospects look tho
best for II me vote Of last year DO conceded 10 fairly
represent the relative strength Of parties at that time
there are enough Liberal Republicans 10 turn the scale
That last years vote was not q test, however,
everybody knows The Honman-woodfOrd contest Of
$50 was better test, but that gave too favorable
a showing for the Democrats. Probably q complete
OF the district upon National issues made before
the Liberal movement ripened. would have shown
about Loo publican majority. This ought 10 be more
than overcome by The Liberal Republicans. They have
SHyersaiy respected aud win receive the solid Liberal
and Democratic vote Capt Smart the Administration
candidate, the contrary IL unpopular with many Of
tins leading IN his party An ugly charge has been
made and reiterated against him. that he agreed 20 sell
the vote OF the Washington County delegation 20 the
nominating convention 10 Walter l. Wood OF Troy for
$500 Of which be received 5000 Ia hand and that sub
sequentY hs returned the money and beat Wood. This
adalr Capt Smart has not satisfactorily explained and
IL - burfng hun IN the Tue Liberals there
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A PLEA FOR PEACE.
MISS ANNA DICKNsoNs LECTURE.

4hAoD ANNA OlChlNDOND OhLS'
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE SOLDIER PRESIDENT
POLITICAL PURITY OF THE LIBERAL
PIONEERS AT CINCINNATI-sINCERITY OF THE
SOUTH IN ACCEPTING THE ISSUES OF THE
WAR HORACE GREELEY's RECORD THE
DUTY OF THE HOUR NOW THAT THE WAR
HAS ENDED.j
Cooper Union was well massed with an audience,
last night, to hear Miss Anna L. Dickinson discuss
the question, Is the War Endedi The incement
weather and deficiency in local travelling facilities
prevented the vast hall from being crowded but a
goodly part of the intelligent people Of
New-York was there, nevertheless. The assembage
differed from most Of those which came together
in Cooper Union it was made up Of
the usual lecture-going audience, with q
plentiful sprinklIng of free and independ-
ent citizens" who are talking about the approach
ing election. bright parterre of womanhood was
spread out, fan-lke, from the platform; but heavy
fringe of voters hung dark about the outer border
The audience was soon in close sympathy with the
brilliant speaker, and was kept well in hand" to
the end.
On the platform were many men and women who
have been identified with the most noble reforms
and humanizing movements of the day. Miss Dick
nson chose to appear without formal introduction,
and her appearance on the platform, unac-
companied by any official escort, was the signal for
a great and hearty cheer of welcome. The speech
was extemporaneous, and was as clear and sharp
as a Damascus blade The points were capitally
made and when, in answer to an interruption, she
said the country was saved by soldiers who learned
their first lessons in loyalty in twenty-five years OF
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, the building fairly rang
with the cheers of those who saw the well-taken
point. The applause throughout the address was
frequent and genuinely warm.
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THE HORSE DISEASE.
IN THIS CITY.

IN THIS Cll1
Later reports than those published elsewhere show
thai IN. d,...s Hisy prove very disastrous 70 prom
a.p, merchant late last night that there probability that
m.,y Of the foreign will he unable 70 sail usual today.
gwen be found oct going freight 70 the -hsr'es
would still already there such accumulation
al the thst approach Is amost impossible
Large paid for demgge this account for Tsl
past
IN BOSTON.
BosroN, Oct. 25.-The horse disease has acquired
greater to-day and business except for TIE eosd
peesns Sabbath DAY In many p'ases' oa
are substituted for horses bauhg height The large expresses
companies hvsg horses continue 90 the necessary ee.ess
smaller compelled 20 srsoeon vi we o
irosd
one h arecie and total railway travel hsst'
ened
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHuApEIPnIA. Oct. 25.-There is no horse disease
as yet in this city TIE Of tho daeTea railway companies
met 10 d.y and discussed the k several Of the companies have
,en, ,urs,us 70 infected the Board resolved that
peier 70 rarher examination a. the csease we'd uldss
Philadelphia s that The S'sa's has Appeared IN Cam
dss, MI
sor sasr sevs OfA Ras Nssas go FUn Ps0~
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THE CANVASS IN NIAGARA COUNTY.
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT ToNA
WANDA.
TBY TELEGRAPH no THR TRIBU,

WANDA.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl
ToNAwANDA, Oct. 25-Ifany one doubted that
the Liberal voters Of Niagara County are in earnest all
eueh doubt would have been dpeed had he seen the LIB
era meeting in this thriving little village this evening
The storm of to-day been Of the heaviest and most
d'sasreeable for months. and tic mere is conse
auenty very deep; but though the rain poured all the
evening and although living at any distance out
of town could in nearly every horse in this region
being sick every seat in the han where the meeting was
held was filed with voters and many were obhgedto
stand In truth TOnawanda turnedOu moro than twice
as many Liberals this evening to hear three or four
speakers Of local reputation than the great city Of Buff
falo did last night Grant men 70 hear ex-Gov salo-
mon The principal orator Of the evening was Mr. A. p
Ianng who spoke OF the campaign as one of the people
against the Oice-hOlders He was followed by Dr. +.
C. Burck and Messrs. Grover, Cleveland, and o. c.
Dewitt Another Liberal meeting is advertised to take
place here tomorrow night, when eX-member OF Con-
ress Burt c. Van Horn, the Hon NJ NJ. southworth, the
Liberal candidate for Congress this district Chas
d. Metz and Geo. b. Taylor viii speak.