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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
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CATBaRTsC EXTRACT.

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medica plans, ha'ins
a known astivn on the
sesfetions and excte.
t.on. vi she sy stem. A
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fer th removal of di-
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Of he's tn, than gallons
T bltters. It speedily
and surslv removes
constipation, sick and
pili ous headache, indi-
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EPILEPSY OR FITS.
apr4dw1y
ON MARRIAGE

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MHN
from the effects Of Errors aud Abuses in All,
life. Msnaooi restored. Nervous d.bil,,,
cured. inpsIiments TO Marriage removed. =
New methof of ire tIment. Mes and remark.
bic rene lies Books and Circulars sen, free. in
sealed envelopes
address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 2
South Ninth st Philadelphia, "a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Parmelee's New Vegetable Pills,

Containing Man drake and DandeIior and viii
Care Liver an Kidney Complaints. Dyspepsia
cosiiv. ness, Headache. Purif. the. hlood asd
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ter snd prevent Ague. These Pills are snti
Bilious and Specific for the cure Of those
Chronic and Bilious arrangements my24dwly
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0fies No. 6l8 Eorth Fifth street, between
Warrington Ave. ana Green stree,s), Al,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
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ROSEMARY.
sPALDING,s ROSEMARY

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use it, who desire q clean, healthy scalp and
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upon children it will lay the fountain for su-
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where E. N. SKINNER, Proprietor,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sen a. s So s 3, Az r. Co Druggist, and
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rom al a,eOnoc Snmaiants. ihey are tne
DhEA DnOOD IChirAEN anu n ihrE
I'M n IN III Il I' q pciiee' neIoNHaoi anu
a'or ol 'ne On OF
matter anu restoring the oiooa 70 "a heaay eoho'ioh'
No person can take these Btters according TO drec
,tons and reo.tr long upv,ep rroviaed tbetr homes
"O"0 a"N ''"h" i'"e "'-" ~ ~ -
are not destroyed by mineral poison or other MEANS
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of
n.g- -
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They are Gentie FafgatiNe us wen as
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a. ,xrars,, .s,art In raltavino or nf1am
nc 49, " ~, :, e -, -
nation oil the Liver ana all the Nlscera orsshs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In
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:. ~, -. !, vac. .ha,o 1r.,n,. ri.,o.- 4. -.
MANHOOD OF NJ the turn oi Ao' 'oo0 i0Ae h@fc
no equal
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tism and Gout, Dyspepsia or indigestion
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cures the worst Kind Of Rasum All. N, ChlIls and
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ever, and is y easAnt 10 take. A single ,es-
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/ power. Try {, asd if Mt more than salla fed
your druggist will refund yoa the monsy.
TESTIMONIALS.
NEw YoRK. New. l6, 1865.
E "The hrst dose o. the Dtide te gave ms
he heat nights Iest have had in ten Iaonth..
A NJ. BOOT n. s96 Third Avenue
Nav Yosk, Feb Z, 1870.
al vas dreadfuIy afflicted !. i,h Rleu
natism. 1t has entirely cured me after taking
1 . few doses, the relief being msgicsi.
MRS Z. B. cUNHl0k, 3aT Bows.y.
BRooKLys, D Feb. IA. 1870.
~ WAS anahle 10 sleep or TO attend q
business Of Any kind One bottle of Watts
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| ass sesth First street.
NEW YORK. Feb. %. 1870.
al have proved IT'S wnnd srful effect II
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&C. heL, -. ia lGTliias OF The btoso, sho al
bilious comp 'aints
Ills Endorsed by tbs profession, and approx
ed BY all who uss IL. no bet me 'icins can
be found for children or adults. II 10 far sups-
rior to pulls. being IN Id Of action. pleasant TO
the taits, and rtai in its results II 10 .
medicine that Shouts he in every househsld. as
sood effects are sure to be experienced from the
very frst dose. Let every fever and agus sub
ject ave this trial.
Sold by all Druggists
maTRdeodwlv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
E:l1SIsSZSS

60 send st.Sp foe Pan ,hlet en- Prot. Diet
enbaush's PhyHo og cal Remedy Tor Nervous
Debility. Address THE DtEFFESBAUGH REM
EpY Co, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS tURkD.

DR.. BOHANNAN'S VEGETABLE GU
kAlANh permanently cures all forms Of 5 per-
matoiihss" VE seminal Weakness" in fT. M two
10 seven weeSs time. Ii restores Les, Power
ana brtnss oAcA ths ~ oath nj vigor" Of those
WnV na's destroyed Il by sexual exe,sses or evil
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OF ta.t dre4dtuiss aasstruetise habit of Self
suss c-~ use tbss' Medicine with the assurance
OF speedy and Permanent cure. This remed y
has been used by old DR.. Bohsnaan in his pri.
vste practice for over thirty years and has never
failed an curing even the wsrst eases. Price s
per package Sent to any address tffse fro u
oossrvationJ. soid only Dr. e. A. BohzD-
Ran Z office, No ols North fifth strees st. ouu
$40. hslaoiished in 1887.
neh2S dwiy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

SA- DR.. BoHASNAN's ''Treati.. on spec
al Diseases" watch fully explain the nature,
causes, ~ mptoms, etc., of ''sPermat-rthsa'' or
.eeninai Weakness" Syphilis, Female Com
plants, all i'm pediments to NJ .rriags, and val
uasis afor alton other delicate subjects, sent
FAKE to address in plain sealed envelope, or
receipt of enc stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

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The Ariive Gu'f ~
lGaliti-s ~ Pie Rot
are combined aEfh The
tssst Tonic pF'pli .t"g3
as iFttsa -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
lHE MORMONS.

There is a very general expression of coz
domination, both in Washington and Salt
Lake, of the action of Judge Mexican, Of
the United States District Court of Utah, in
refusing to obey the instructions of the Attor-
ney General a; Washington, TO release on
bail Brigham Young and Others, indicted Of
being implicated in z murder committed
years ago. Attorney General Williams
thinks it would be proper to admit the &C
cused, who are probably not guilty of the
alleged crime, to bail until such time as Con-
gres. shall appropriate the money necessary
to meet the expenses of trying them. A
largely attended meeting of all classes of ciii-
zens of Salt Lake, of which the telegraph
gave an account few days ago, passed reso-
luiions condemnatory Of Judge Mckean's
course, which, looked at from an unbiased
standpoint, has very much the appearance of
the assumption of arbitrary power by petty
official, and the spirit OF persecution. The
Chicago Journal expresses the opinion of the
Utah situation which now very generally
prevails in the public mind, when it SAYS:
"From all tina. We can learn from unpreju-
diced sources, We incline TO the opinion that
change of federal officials in Utah would
at present be q measure in the interest of
Justice and good government
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
,,,,x .,,. CONSTITUTION.

81 have heretofore characterized tie
.uve:nent il favor OF what is called a re
igious amendment 10 the Constitution, as
unwise, injudicious, and opposed to the genius
of cur Government. For this We have been
bera;ed by some Of our ultra religious friends
as taking 4 position Of hostility to Christi
anity, and leaning" toward Atheism. But
now comes the Wes.ern G.ristian Adsocats-
the Cincinnati organ OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, and no, only denounces the
movement, as one 'of the widest and most
visionary ever concocted," bu, actually ridi-
cules the whole scheme, in manner, which,
if originating with Us, would be considered
sacreligious. The Adrooutc says:
Tae proposition to amend the Constitution,
also, proposes to give Congress the right TO
enforce the sentiments Of the section. OF
course this must be done, else it would be
dead letter. But would no: this introduce
an order OF things mos. dreadful? In the
frs, place there must be Supreme Divine
Court, 10 determine authoritstively what the
Supreme Ruler, the Lord Jesus Christ, de-
Inanded; and then Congress, sitting as the
oiogicsl power, must legisiate to enforce that
decision. Or, the powers might be reversed,
and Congress composed of Old School Pres.
by.erians might enact that no man shall
marry his deceased wife's sister. OF course
offenders against this act would appeal to the
Divine Tribunal; but before it reached a de-
cision new election would put the power in
the hands Of the New School ard the Meth
odigts, and they would repeal the Law on
Scripture authority. Then the Quakers
would &c; the power, and We would have no
more Judicial oaihs, because the Supreme
Ruler ha. so ordered; and next We would
have an authoritative exposition of the Di-
vine law of divorce, and SO on. The whole
scheme is one of the wiIdes: az d most via
ionary ever coBcOcted, and We are glad that
it meets with veiv little iavor among Chris
tian people.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
wOMAN'S FIDELITY.

Is there another woman in the world, in
quires the New York Commercial Advertiser,
- faithful to the memory of her departed
spouse as Lady Franklin! She has spent
thousands Of pounds in vain efforts to recover
tie bones of the illustrious navigator; she
has been as true as the needle 10 the pole,
although that pole was her husbands worst
enemy; and now she wants somebody to &C
cept $4,000, and bring her in return the
records of the expedition in which Sir John
lost his life. Verify, if disembodied spirits
can be conscious of what transpires in this
".hoal and bank Of time" must not Sir
Johns contemplation of the devotion of such
a wife add new charm TO the pleasures Of
Paradise?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
a FRIDGE OVER NINE.MILE.

A petition has been before the Board of
County Commissioners, during the presen.
session, for bridge over Nine Mile, about a
mile from Stranger. 1t is hardly necessary
for us TO say a word in favor OF this measure,
for the necessity Of it is so apparent TO the
Board that We presume there will be no OPP
position to it. large settlement in one of
the best portions Of the county, is between
Stranger and Nine-Mile, and the people
there are all Immediately interested in the
bridge; their postofiice is at Stranger Station,
only about mile from where il is proposed
to build the bridge, but whenever the stream
is too full to ford, they are obliged TO make
circuit Of nearly ten miles in order 10 get to
the postofice. The city of Leayenworth is
also directly interested in this bridge, for
when the creek cannot BE- crossed-whieh 10
frequently the case-the people can 60 to
Lawrence with less trouble than they can
come here, and the consequence is, large
number Of them do all their trading at Law
renee. five expec. the farmers of the coun-
ty TO come to Leavenworth 10 buy and sell,
We must make the town accessible TO them
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
THE LEiVENwORrHA AND TOPEKA
RAILROAD.

The suggestions made last week about the
Importance, and the manner of obtaining.
the franchise Of the Leavenwor.h d Topeka
Railroad, secm..to have met with favor. a
Yesterday Henry Foote started subscrip-
ton ard dozen or more Of our best citizen.
took stock, and paid down the five per cent.
The subscription book will be circulated TO-
day, and i; is hoped that by tonight one
hundred of our best men will have added
their names.
We have just returned from Topeka, and
learned from them and the citizens of Jefer-
son County, who who.there, that the project
would mest with almost universal favor.
Now is the time 10 strike. We can have
the road runaing by the first day OF next
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
THE ALABAMA CLAlHS.

The telegraph is again laden with runners
Of trouble between the United States and
Great Britain on account of the alabama"
question. 1t is semi-oficially announced BY
Che English press that the British Govern
ment having discovered that the Treaty of
Washington" empowers thhe arbitrator who
are now about to assemble at Geneva,
Switzerland, for the consideration and decis-
ion OF the Alabama claims, 10 allow indem-
nifty for indirect damages" occa.ioned to
the Government and citizens OF the United
States by the depredations of piraiical rebel
steamers fitted out in British waters, now
asks for the modification of the treaty in tha.
respect, and that, in case of our refusal. she
will recede from the treaty, and Withdraw
her representative from the Geneva Confer
sacs. 1t is presumed that the British Minis.
try has been pressed to take this step, BY the
storm that the Tories are raising in England.
in opposition 10 this feature of the Washing
ton treaty. The Geographic columns of the
newspapers, on our side of the water. have
been hiled with conflicting rrmors in regard
70 this very important subject, for some days
Pss, but Our more authentic accounts from
washington lead rs to believe that those best
informed are least alarmed. A HroH dis.
ps'cn TINS morning ays the President VA,
IN consultation with Gen. Sheridan vs.t.r.
a.y' o''o'9ne the military strength Of the
country, and that orders uave bean issued J.
The army and navy ofhcen to nut .v.rv,h;..
% war footing, At once. This look, III.
eFouhle; but on the other hand We h.v. -
GOD authority FOX believing that tie Cabin.
ms no apprehensious Of danger. and verv
eonPla'ensiy eoasenplates the fean Of the
ssv'paPen.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15

1t is pain, that Mr.. Anthony did not
pretend to give the exact measure. Re
merely said it would not exceed ! Eve
squares and the proof il i; only measures
four sqnares.
The bill of the Telegraph wac, for three
insertions, SIS.
THE TINES bill, at the highes: govern
men. rates ever charged, would amount to
only $500 for three insertions, and yet
"honea'' Tom johnson reports adversely to
paying TIE TINES bills al The rate Of $500,
bu. reports in favor of paying the Telegraph
bill for similar work at $500. Oh, "aonest'
Tom, your lying i. too thin.
Mr.. johnson was performing his sworn
duty" Was he not deliberately committing
perjury? Is he not one OF that class who
seek Office fox the purpose OF selling his vote
and influence for the purpose of raising the
wind, and does he not bear this reputation?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15

The freight train vas behind time and
should have taken the side track at Junction.
eot kept straight on. The conduct. Of the
freight train, named Baker, jumped of
ana sought safety in flight. The whole re
.Ponsioiiity of the accident rests with HIM
Ine pas niger train was on time AID Z
Rse'ed 10 pass the freight train at Junction
tne wounded we're taken to Brighton, where
tney are being cared for. The dead were
SrS1ent 20 Alton where an inquest win be
passenger who was ON the train ,h,s-coA.
ieded near Alton this forenoon, saw ,has enc
man, name unknown, was caush, in The tim.
bers Of car, BY his feet only, but ali efiorts
to release him were futile. An az wa ,.c.
for, ~ his request, to cut Of his feet, bu, be.
fore II arrived the flames reached him and h.
was burned to death.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
ST. LOUIS.


Tearfal Railreed Disaster, Several
Persons BusneA g Death.
ST. Louis, Feb THE St. Louis bound
passenger uain on the Rockford, Rock Island
4 ST. Louis Railroad, which was due at Al
ton Junction at 10 this a. M, when abou;
three quarters Of mile below Upper Alton,
collided with freight train going north.
The baggage car and the frs; coach tele-
scoped and Immediately ,oos Ere. Most Of
the passengers we're caught between the car
seats, and q terrible scene ensued, it being
very difficult to get out Of the car. -Four
charred bodies were taken from the wreck,
and Joseph Twessin and Mrs. Reuben Rains
and two Others, not identified
Among the most seriously wounded are
Reuben R,ins, Isaac Barnhardt, August
Aaubs, n. Cannon, Fred Busle and several
othess in all. four killed a,d fourteen
veundsd. The wrecking party are sill
working 1t the ruins and more bodies may
b found.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
JUST SO.

A Southern Democratic paper-the Ra-
leigh Caro,inian-sives it. re2ders this ;ts!ic
warning:
I've tell the people that this is no idle
fancy, but startling reality. We are On the
rercs Of onGrehy.''
Ana then he goes on to prove that coali-
ton has already been formed between tie
Democrats and soreheads which will beat
Gen. Gran: next fall, as sure as fate. II this
philosophers conclusions are correct, his
premises are well taken, and We are con the
verge of anarchyv'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
J. Ii. IN INDIA.

The progress Of civilization finds very
toreible illustration il late cable dispatch
which tells u. that the British authorities in
India have ordered fifty Kooka muiineers to
be blown from the mouths Of cannon. The
cannon. of the British army will perhaps
prove effective in good many cases which
which the canons Of the church fail to reach,
and both together VIII doubtless impress the
poor heather with the idea that Christian
civilization is 1 big thing.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15

''Tke master has come over Jordan
.'Hs Is healing the people Who ihrons him,
By touch Of his finger, they ny.
And nov shall cary iAs child.n-
Little Rachel, and samuel aid john
shall carry the baby Esther.
For the Lord to look upon
The father looked on her kindly,
But he shook bis head and smiled;
'.Now, who but doting mother
Would think Of q thing % vild:
ifths children we're tortured by demon,
or dying with fever, 'tvers veil;
Or had they the faint OF the leper,
Like many in Israer'-
Nay, do not hinder me, Nathan,
feel such burden Of care;
III carry 1t to the Master,
Perhaps shall leave II there.
II he lay his hands on the ehildren,
Ny heart shall Be- lighter, kssv;
For blessing for ever and ever
Win follow them n they 60"
So ever the hills of Jordan.
Along by the vine rows green,
With Esther asleep on her bosom,
And Rachel her bro;he3 between;
'MSns II. People .hS hung {; On hi. teaching
Through the row ofproud Pharisses listening,
She pressed 10 the feet Of the Lord.
''Sow. Why shoulds. thou hinder the Master, -
Said Peter, ''with children like these:
Seth not, how from moFning till evening
He toucheth and healeth disease"'
Then Christ said: ''Forbid not the children;
Permit them to come unto me-
And He took in His arms little Esther,
And Rachel He took on His knee
The heavy hear: of the mother
Was lifted all earth-care above,
As he laid His hands Or the brothers
And blest them with tenderest love;
As He said Of the babes in His bosom.
'.Of such 10 the Kingdom Of Heav'n;''
And strength for all duty and trial,
That hour TO her spirit was given.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
SILL THEY CONE.

Again we have an illustration o: the truth
of the old adage that ''troubles never come
singiy" Just as TIE country thinks itself
nicely recovering from a genera! attack Of
smallpox, the laos: eminent medicis;s Of the
day regale U. with the comforting assurance
that we are to be visited by the cholera next
summer; and now, 10 heap up the mea ure
of our woef, comes the telegraph with the
declaration that old Gsrruliiy Davis will Ger
tainiy recover! Well, whom the Lord low
eth he chas;iseih;" there's some comfort in
that
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
ALIKE COLLECTION.

A gentleman who i supposed to bea Mem
Der of the Kansas House Of Representatives,
telegraphs to the New York Titbune, from
Topeka, as follows:
Il think that in 10 State in tie Union cana
finer looking more intelligent Legislative
body OF men be found than that now in ses-
sion in this CITY,"
Send to- hundred and tSelve copies Of
that paper, Mr.. Clerk.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-15
~ A RAD FIX.

The condition Of the passengers on the tn-
ION Pacific road, who are ''snowed in On tie
plains, is becoming serious. 1t IL said that
the laet storm-last Sunday and Monday
wa. the NOS, severe Of the season, and that
The chance Of getting the trains trough al all,
b.gin. to look hopeless. Provisions are also
getting scarce, snd, altogether, the situation
is becoming, for the passengers, not only
aoDo.onous. but decidedly uncoIp Portable.