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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-06-22


RICHMOND, June 10th. 1871.
The following changes have
taken place in rates Of postage and
the new regulations are now in
operation at this Office
Postage on New papers and
other transient mattcr. which was
formerly two cents for each four
ounces, or fraction. 10 now one cent
for each tsco ounces or fraction.
Postage on Circulars, formerly
two cents for each envelope con-
tanning three or less circulars, 10
now one cent Tor same.
A supply OF postal Cards." on
which to print advertisements OF
write Communications which are
not Of . private character, will be
procured and placed on sale ~
soon a. practicable, and will be
sold at one cent each.
Benz. w DAVIS, p. II.
Night BlooDing Ceseus q Cascade
G0Taens.
At these popular gardens they
have three specimens Of this cefe-
brated plsnt, which will bloom
this season. One Of then viii pro
baby open during the coming
week, another the week SITTER, and
third sometime lister. The bloom.
ing Of this plant is of rsre occur
ance in this country. and to see 90
many in bloom viii be . sight well
worth going some distance to BE-
hold, especially the opening and
closing Of the flower, which h Z
very interesting sight. indeed
Tho flowers are pure white, very
fragrant. and Of enormous size
Don't iail 10 60 and see them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-06-22
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New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
THE BOARD OF AUDIT.
PAYING POLICEMEN AND. ENGINEERs-AN ODD
PROTEST.

PAYING POLICEMEN AND. ENGINEERs-AN oDD
PROTEST.
Controller Green presented to the Board oi
Audit Saturday afternoon certified copy OF the supp
mentary Act relative to the powers and duties OF 'no
Board, which had passed the Legislature ana Deen "p
proved by the Governor at the instance OF Comnissoo
Van Mort who visited Albany at the request OF the o'n
members OF the Board for the purpose of furtherng IT,
The pay-ros for the Seventh and TbiTysecond 'foice
Precincts, amounting to ss64 rs were audited ana al
lowed. The pay-rols from the Department OF Pupno %
Works, for Engineers and Assistants on the storage
voir and High Service Work. for the mOnths Oh MoHc
Der and December, 1871 were also auulted anu dio"cu
The following protest read and laid ON me GiDe
No. ca WEST TESTH-sT., NEW-Tokh REQ. 0'lo'S
To ne Board Of Aud Of tie Cy oJ Ner YORK or Wh0m ""V
James Coehrane citizen snd payer DO hereby omny swear
claim in OF Jose Navarro Tor brass
the Of $23C and hereby forbid the ps aH' oil A'
ella i'm the g-0unds
F1rsi-Of auds in the trial procuring OF the contract
Snd-Of the poisonous qualities OF the material ol nh'h 'ne '
constructed (brnssl 49,
T1irfOf the which at least three times nat al "N Oe'I
meter be furnished.
Fourth-That the only trials bad were in secret
The pay-rols OF the Department OF Public works Tor
various portions OF the year 1871 amounting 10 soOiO
presented and laid The Controller presented
claims amounting SS6s9 A. which were also lad over
The Board Adjourned to Wednesday, Feb H. at s p III
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
POLICE NOTES.

Arrests in Brooklyn last week. 397.
Thomas {. Smiths dwelling at Milton and Frank
ss BrooS Syn, was damaged $500 by tre ye.eriay.
Caharine Brady age 20. was drowned on Sailr.
day East River, OF the WorGnouse. B4cswes Island
JiN. Conklin's shoe store. No. 93G Fulton ave.
BrooH robbed Of $3.50 worth Of stock saturday
Mary Rooney, age IL. died in Bellevue Hospital
estea from injuries received Ton HeI clothes taxing Ere No
W.si Houston o..
Catharine Wilson. AGE 80 was dangerously burned
SATURDAY which Ma Us ug
10 kndle a No. .5i We,t Thirty nni6.st
Peter Qun a notorious boarding house thief who
Satarday To The Peneutsr for Lsf
BY Judge Moore Of Brooklyn eseipei IRON The
An ARRAY occurred at the Harbeck stores in Brook
lJb on AAturdsy JOhB Small
the Pougee dunng Wbch sna' bitten od No arrest
Susan Reddy died Suddenly yesterday at No. 3Sg
East Tbify third s...An unknown rn
Intclanc accompanied Ncl Msfn 70 her apartment ia A, on
SATURDAY. ght. and died 20 inmates afeTssr.
James b. Gardner, jT.. aged S}, died early on
Sura, al 3i West Iry-tdh from .iest, Of bofofr
Inhaled pain The CoIoaefs Jy eenufei Char. T. Cond
Of Eighth ioT ceiling ehloToorm sbout
cisss prescription.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
SILK wEAyERs IN COUNCIL.

A meeting of silk weavers was held Satur-
day evening" Gernana Hall, in seyenthave, to pro
test against the removal reduction OF the duty on
imported SILKS. Large delegations were present from
Paterson, Newark Greenpont and other places where
silk weaving is carried The officers elected Wee H.
Hassenbuhler President; J. Sturms. Vice-Ysldent ~
Flubochor, Treasurer, and A. Nasbaum@, Secretary
Addresses delivered by the President and Messs
Nasbaumer and Schmidt showing that the policy OF the
Government should be TO protect the manufacture Of
silk this country and that to reduce the duty as pro
posed would be to throw a large number OF skilled
operatives out OF employment or compel them 70
90 abroad in order TO work at their trade.
The President stated that although is only nine years
since silk weaving begun this country the Dhsl-
has prospered to an unusual extent ana here arc
now over 1900 looms in operation As he operators arg
Germans and French who came TO this country eSpecl
ay TO bring their skill TO bear the manufacture OF
American ribbons and piece goods, the speaker Thought
that they should he protected by the country for me
good OF which they left their homes and friends Com
mitee was appointed 10 unite with the Paterson Wea
vers in petition Congress against any reduction OF
the duty on imported silks ana it was Instructed TO
finish its abOrs by next Wednesday so as TO get the pe
tiOn in question before Congress at the earliest prdcc
BILE day. The meeting adjourned subject 10 thc cal vi
the Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
NEW-.JERSEY.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The choir of 1t. ThOmass church will give
Charity Concert at Apollo Hall Thursday evening
March Il.
The Wood Investigating Committee adjourned
on Saturday after examining NJ. Chamberlain aud Hugh
Hastings, and Will continue ts sessions in Albany.
The German Wood Carvers held a meeting at
the Teuonia Assembly Rooms yesterday afternoon and
were addressed by Messrs. Conrad Kuhn, Bolte and
Others, OH the subject of the eighthour law.
The German silkweavers held "A meeting at
the Sevenhave. Germania Assembly Rooms on Saturday
night and took action toward the formation of trade
organization. Ii was decided that Congress should b,
requested to continue the present tarlh ON silk.
The second of the Sunday evening religious
services at the Academy of Music Brooklyn last even
ing was attended by about 5000 persons The Rev
Henry Powers preached upon theubicct, Unprohtab,
Servants" The Rev. j. H. att Smith also spoke on IN
subject, a Mothers Prayer"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
THE DRAMA.
NIEioS GARDEN.

CbaYccs Will be made, 10 night III the spec
isc!c ol The Black Crook at Niblo's Garden. The
wloic vCk u b. intmated, has been re-arIanged. In
.,thet Words-sulcThu have been Topped away; new
ieatsres have been introduced and parts OF the stage
hIsiEes, ana Tho scenery have been iIeshened Some
tIe.t has composed music. Tne Goat, AteIiS, Will
baar b.. fIst opiCLrauee He is large and handsome
,le.iac ri Ia tribe. and Ike Hamlet, wears suit of
..hs." IIs an.les aud hOofs, however, white He
l.., iai4 C.i4o, Egypt. He will not develop literary
..Utr u-G,.nt, bat viii show himself acrobat,
.,,,, o. L,..t5lcK, in "a ring OF cOcOa-mattng, aud
.a.l. .yush hoops aud over ribbons after the we'll
,..nL I...Ian @! Nh Fish or Mile. Roland The spec
i.GH. "a Nulo's VIII also see and hear troupe Of
t,,.i,.sb Masues Mort notable OF all, Mile
I...ina Sass, The chief dancer in the
Isc1 cIooa Ballet, Will tonight perform an Egyptian
t,qtnl Dance" holding in her hands living anaconda
Tsc rctic is young and also-oi his kinds handsome
ne anaconda II viii be remembered, does not bite.
Jake his ello~nrtist in this instance however he Is
masheT." II j. not anticipated. though, that lac vii!
Iily h, causc lac has not Outg grown the nOdcsy
of youth and J.. fly be Ieplete with animal
food Tie c;i.ccfi fluctuations of Nile. Sassi and the
atm noyC DIOWy twisuDgs vi the serpent make up -
really aiioDislUg typo OF symmetry ia mOtiOH.-lhc
estabisasd aDd known splendOrs and charms of "yLo
Biscs CIcCs| remain unchanged. There prGc aIOOt
W Icyisc 19 sea1 queep" At Hipo's Garden7 ARD,
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

IA used with deliberate intent to deceive tne pIoS o Re
ORIGINAL Pantaloon Of the pantomme nave ose h ice
ced throughout the present ssSar Of as has given
counionance or authority 10 the frauds winch III tpv
trated At the close o. ne G'n If II time viii
permit 10 make tour Of the country WIN ~, warn
tie sensational features preserved sWndles which
are perpetrated by the unwarranted use, use % - conv
name or that OF Mr.; C. X Fox or oy lne
ing the STYLE Of my New-Yoi K advertisements rox
Oiynipie Theater ~ Y, Feb. TO- 1s72 W. IL '"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
G. l.. FOx's HUMPTY DUMPTY-wARNIYG TO TIL
rIlI

10 fks Editor or The Trfbuns
SIR: Since it has lately come to my knowl-
edge that certain irresponsible persons are travelling
through the country giving representations Of bat they
term " Foxs Humpty Dumpty." appropriatng, without
authority my name and the title Of my pantomime
hereby warn the public Of Che mposturo Thai the nane
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

westminster HOtet-uch ,,, h, Io,iee--Iudee
U. 5. Minister to Spain. -. breroot noo D. TffIh
D. r. Curtis and Sidney Bartlett OF Boston ryn III
1renHe HocEx ogesby Of Illinois , Of fne slmpn mGi
John A. Grswod OF Troy, and s. Il An0U A0Io ~ ~ Gov
Hofman's staff. So Hcho'as H9fen-lhe Tessa non "
Williams of Indiana H. IL. Porter OF Chcaeo
GEN j. Condt smith of Buffalo, and ,oI;nson Gha,cs
H. Hall of Boston. 81 Denis Hotet-tfeI lsonihson
of Binghamton - 81. james Hotet-AdJ Gen. Iow1S i
send Of Gov. HofImans staff. - Nec lork ho1,n
Ex-Goy Lawrence OF Rhode Island and George 'anuoui
non - Coleman Iio,tSe-H. G. Lord OF Cincinnati
~. AIbeparie Hoei-The Hon. Benjamin Stark OF Con
necticut.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
THE KLUMP HOMICIDE

A post-mortcm examination of the body of
John I,mup whose dcah "a t.c hands OF Mrs Holland
described So aHOtttg oO.ninB. was made yesterday
TIC pI!iriaHh C,eJy rcd 80 narAs OF injury. but on
opening tie bouy iuInd fusIon Of serum BRAIN
JEcy cuns.cr Lis rage aud his violent struggles
EAL h.K Hnr,i;oG, YLilo he hdip was IN this cond
Loa, JIuid,y = e.,'svsG death.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
IAnno Incements. I
BrRNETr's KALLrsToN is the best Cosmetic

Srcond-stOry Windows, Scnttles, and every
oering protected with oLvKss BURGLAR ALARM IELr
which ppi ths best loce Ia tie without r Vt
scratch Of KIDD Ihoind %
ladies sho Az usiug testify value s. HOLMES hurrayst
DR.. B. c. PERRY. DermatOlOgist, 40 Bond-St.,
hnne special all scalp Diseases
Falling Loss, untimey cray nf iimp' Eupuon Fsn"oms
Fckle. MOes the face, unDatn Red
ness the SOseo or Face. Call OF sond Tor crclsE
If Won want the best and safest Oil known,
huv Drsuw P,,FsICN SAFRTY on. l0- mr. test Try r
ou A,A for send 10 iO MAIDEN
lane
AYERS CHERRY PECroRAL.-ThP worlds great
Coughs Consumption, ami all affections Of the Lungs
and Throat
For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to s..
SorIRE Faot Once stair H. sells direct from
manufacturers
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL
Iniorsed by 10000 families.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT OF THE METHODIST BOOK
CONCERN.
The following is the financial exhibit of the
Methodist Book Concern for ls as presented last satuf
dar- at thc meeiing of the Book Commltoe:


The gross profit the concern from the ordinary bust
ness has been S27 7sO 90 The amount paid for the sup
port of the bishops and by order Of the General Confer
encc is siO3 %. The total loss by the Chicago hrc aS
$500 iHurance has been collected Tho insurance IN
paid most of which Is IN insolveHt companies
and IL inpOssble at the present time to estimate It's
value Aftcr a debate the question OF salaries,
the Committee adjourned to meet n this city April 25
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
~ JoHY-ST. AND 10 MAIDEYLANE,
FINE WATCHES.

WATCH CHAINS,
FINE GOLD JEWELRY.
REAL BRONZE INKsTANDs AND CARD RECEIVERS IN
LARGE VARIETY CHOICE USEFUL AND FANCY PIECES IN
STERLING SIIvERwARE
wALTHAM wATCHES-A CHOICE AND FRESH STOCK IN
GOLD AND SILVER CASES AT CLOSE PRICES
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
HOME NEWS.
GEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT

s.n Neon sg On
crurp A. PARK NYTTOaOL OGCAb DBPARTNhNI'
REPORT ENDING AT p. fsh n.yree.
BARonKrKR- Inches Thkhs"A
~ sao W,npn Al D. Feb 5...t3I
=" ~ y % m FsS 20 9a0 Minimum At IT,, feb slsS
Range .................. L2lo Range
o1n.b
Feb Grain from $3.50 m Amount OF NA'er 7S ,l,x
puance Travelled by the during the reek'''''''''
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

Soh TIE wrkh hS"isn g.osyTyK' Degr
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

MAMAEONECK.-At a recent mass meeting OF
citizens called 10 devise Of securing lower rate
of fare and Communication the New-fiavcn Railroad
and an increase Of the number of trains, petition asking
for Legislative action received many signatures.
MOUNT VERNoN-Thc residence OF Thomas Murphy
and Dr. 4. kllsOn Chester HUI have been robbed re-
Gently, and unsuccessful attempt was also made 10
enter Mr. Jarvis house.
NEwBUBGH.-Join AckCrman, employed by George W.
Miller OF Amity recently crushed to death by The
fall Of IL tree.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
DR. B. c. PERrY, Dermatologist, 80 Bond:

PRATT's ASTRAL OH
In niorsed by 2O0.eJO families.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
VOORHEES, ON TaR wAR.PATH

Dan Voorhess has made his splurge. A
greater man than Dan once stood upon the
sea-shore aud babe che waves not roll upon
his feet, but the waves rolled on Just the
same. We predicted from the first that, in
she breaking up of parties which no longer
have any vital principles, and the formation
of new ones based upon living issues, q
certain class of Democrats would at once
unite with that faction which WAS in poses
sion of the spoils. The first recruit is Mos
by, the Virginia guerrilla. The next is the
Tall Sycamore of the Wabash. The Gin
cinnAti Convention smashed great amount
of political crockery, Mr.. Voorhees, china
SET smongthe rest. Other persons had sold
out not only that, but the Baltimore nomina-
ton, and now they cannot deliver either the
one or the ether. Mr.. Greeley has made no
, contracts or bargains with any persons or
factions. He is the peoples candidate,
who will not be used to promote the aims Of
Of any politician Chicago Tribune, 18th
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

CITY-RAILRoAD QuARREL.-The City
Council Of Davenport, and the Central Stree,
Railway Co. ere at lOggerheAds. Il seems
the street Railway Co., built scr, of a
break-neck bridge over q gutter, which the
Council did not endorse and ordered q bet.
ter one. Yesterday while the track layers
we're working down Second Street Marshal
lie Claire appeared with a detachment oil
police, and ordered the railroaders to sus-
pend operations. They refused to do it and
the Marshal pulled the timbers from over
the gutter, and gave fair warning thai they
must not be replaced. When there was kind
Of understanding that the work should NOT
be resumed al present, and the Marshal re-
tired to report to the Street Committee, who
were ready TO back him to the full extent Of
the ciiy's power. By and-by Mr.. Marshal
reappeared at Second and Perry, and was
aGtoundsd to find the timberS across the
cutters and the iron laid. he and his men
pitched in'thsn, took up the timbers, cas-
the iron aside, and spoiled the gutter bridge
business. Then he gave fair warning that
he would arrest the men having the work in
charge should operations be resumed. The
rAilroadsrS laid their implements and mater
la to one side there was some loud talk,
ou' no injurious action, the parties sspAra-
since. '- 'eSu"sO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
NERVOUS DEBILITY

WITH its gloomy attendants, low spirits
w depression, involuntary emissions, loss
Of semen, spsrnatOrrhOeS, loss of power
dizzy head, loss Of memory, and threatened
impotence and imbsoility, find a sovereign
cure IN HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC 10. TWEETY-BI Com
posed Of tho most valuable mild and potent
Curatives, they strike a. once at the root Of the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor and energy, life and
vitality to the entire man. They have cured
thousands Of eases. Price, IS per package Of
five boxes And large 81 vial, which Is very i'm
pertant to obstinate or old cases, OF 81 per sin
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, and sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPH.
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDE
CINE CO., $50 BROADWAY, NEW YoEk.
ChAs A. Bsnser aud c, spidsl, Agents FOL
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

"YouNG AMERICA Under this head
much ia said and written abou. the recS.
less, daring precooious youth of our country
and the subject has not been exaggerated in
the least. This class OF boys are scattered
all over the country, the natural outgrowth
Of our Democratic institutions. Only this
week, an incident in point has came up in
our own city. A boy of thirteen, or there
Abouts, whose name we deem il best to
withhold, has for some time past been q
constant source of trouble to his parents
His father left the city q few days since.
Arrangements had been made for the boy
70 go out into the country to work. With q
mothers wAtehful care his things were
packed, and he left, as bis family supposed
for his country home. Instead, however, he
came down town, taking with him his
mothers gold watch and chain. He bar.
gained them away 10 q travelling agent, and
hired himself out to run on boat for 81 q
week. Yesterday his mother came down
town and saw the truAni upon the street
She stopped him, and, after deal of trouble
and anxiety, the watch and chain have been
recovered, and the boy prevented from Ieav-
ing his home and friends in such reckless
manner, and at such an early age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

HorEE ROBBERY. - Eight commercial
travellers we're among the guests at the Cen
trail House at Clinton, Iowa, Tuesday
night, and every one Of them was relieved
of his money and watch before morning.
Mr.. Van Dusler who travels for Field Bros.
Of this city was the loser Of sll5 in cash,
and gold watch and chain, valued at
$l75. The total amount taken from the
guests was 1927, without including money
taken from two men who refused TO state
the amounts they Lost, besides watches,
several chains; and some valuable breast
pins and sleeve buttons. The occupant Of
every room entered was chloroformed and
in the morning the odor OF the ether per.
vaied the whole house. The thieves were
evidently experts and went for ell there
was, but it seems something very strange
that they should be able to unlock the door
and enter so many rooms, and carry OF
operations boldly without disturbing singl,
sleeper in the house. Y esterday, q, moor
nothing had been discovered relative to tn,
thieves. The affair is shrouded in myster,
/ throughout.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
u BamherFer.

Has now on exhibition for his retail trade q
large assortment of plain and plsid POplins,
Japanese plain and figured Silks, Irish Poplins
black and oolorsd AlpAcas in great varieties,
Sasteens, Empress Cloths, Oxford suitings, PlAin
and striped Chambrays, Piques, Tsrlstaas,
Orgsndies. A complete line of gents, ladies,
misses snd ehildren's Hose, Gloves, Hand k er.
chiefs, Lace Collars. A large assortment ot
Edgings and embroideriss. A very large as.
sOrtmsnt of Prints, and muslins, fulIlins Of
Ribbons, all ColOrs, Shswlss and a general se
lection of Dry Goods and Notions, to which the
attention of the public is cordially invited.
NIB. Ny Wholesale department is complet,
in all its bran ches, to which country merchant
are generally invited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

-Four young men named successlvely,
John Baker, George West, Frank Stemple
and Frank COndrA, started for Joliet this
morning in company with Sheriff Payne and
Marshal Mitsch. Although young, all have
depraved, hardened look that is pain
ful to see, and they speak of their situation
with the stolid Indifference of persons who
have made up their niHd for the worst. The
frs. named, Baker, was arrested at Dsven
( port some time since, brought to this city
charged with grand larceny. He plead
guilty and was sentenced to two years il
the penitentisry. West is the fellow, who
about two months since hired team o.
Wesley Hsrtzell, of Moline, to attend g
funeral.as be pretended. But, it seems he
changed his mind and concluded to take 9
trip North. He succeeded in reaching
Grand Rapids, Michigan, when he was ar
rested and returned to this city where h
had his trial and was sent up for years
Frank Stemple is not entirely unknown t.
fame in this section having figured quite
extensively in the courts for some time
he WAS arrested upon the charge of bur
glsry, and pleading guilty was sentenced tC
yesrs hard labor at the penitentiary. Hi
answers to Judge Peasants at the time o
his trial, serve to show up the character
Of the man TO a nicely. The Judge asked
him il he desired counsel. As replied tina
he did not, had always had lawyers before
he said, and they never did him any good
He was asked the reason that induced him
to steal, and whether he intended to con
tinue in his course of crime. Said he mus
do something for living and he prefer
red stealing to working, and he might qui
his bad practices if he should make $50,
600 haul or whereabouts, otherwise, hi
shouldn't. Upon his being told that he
might be sent mp for 10 years, he denied
the right of the court to sentence him fol
more than one year. The william reckoneC
without his host however, and he Ia in fol
FIVE years hard labor. The last named
Frank CondrA, goes up one for burglary
The whole quartette are q hardened Set o
villains, and the community will breathe
easier with the load of their dreaded pres
enoe lifted off.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

A bright, healthy child is a perennial spring
of joy in every well-rsgulated family, and here
is that father, who after the strife and turmoil
of business. on retiring to his home, is mot be-
guiled Of care by the innocent prattle of his
child Perhaps this father 10 q worldly man
and makes gold his idol, he may have been a
successful man, and amassed riches. Yet place
his child on the sick bed, and all his gold Ia
at the disposal of the ply sIoians, and the oulv
return he asks is the restoration of health 10
bis child. Fathers! Mothers would .you pre-
serve your child in health? Then listen 10 ns
There is one prevailing cause Of the disease in
children, and that cause is worms. If this
cause OF disease Is not removed, your chile win
sisken and die, or Iinger a suffering invalid for
life. We present to you an infallible remedy
for worms; 1t Is
Or. Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy.
and Is put up in the form Of stick OF CANDY.
aud so pleasant to the taste, that children
greediy tease for it. 1t Is purely vegetable.
aud cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DR.
Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sale
everywhere at 20 cents per package.
". q. ooksTooK, Sole Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

ANNUAL GATHERING The County Sab
hath School Convention will meet in the
Presbyterian Church in this city on Tues
day June 4th at P NJ, and close on the
following day. This is to be mass meet
ing of s. S. workers and friends OF the S. 5
cause. A short and spirited convention il
nrnaniad