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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
Nos. - and %.
5IMILLA STMTLIBUS CUlATTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC S11Ertrrrrr.e.

n AVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
- e&Ptrlehce, rn entire success = mpip- If,u,ut
-Efheient and Reliable. They are the only N"i,
s lnts perfectly adapted To popular So simple
tiit mistakes can not be made IN using them a.
harmless as % be free from DANGER ard So efficient
a. 70 he always reliable They nave raised the biy-
satisfaction. si
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
TO MARRIED LADIES

~ - lra rarf.ru.lv s.l.r /. T.aF q,4l in a short
tg.' .r.nr .a fIn unutHlg period with regularity;
HHl E.fru. rrfv powered, contain nothing hurt
tn TO iu H'tt4lnU. ~ all C1-c4 OF Nervous and
S.iu4l At..'.T.s, Pains En- the Back mad Limbs,
tlfI~lN on - oyrrtHur. t7t5ln OF the Heart,
Hy-,.Fos aui Whites, n vii. elect Gun when
al other means have tliIH3. The a 'ula-s a~land
efrl r.-SsEc E1gl fall directions AMI alyige, or
from observation.
\. BIN l.l casNs where tho GENUINE cannot be
olt4 r7l, One Dollar cuHIu7ed the Sole Progrie-
tIr JOB MOS Is. - Co"rlludt St. New York, will
insure a b0tfle Of the genuine, containing Fifty
pills, by 7.fI~u mail. cuTsly sealed from any
ku1tlptga Of lie con .nfz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
&TG&E3.S Z. ..

s N fNFALLIBLB SPECIFIC ION Dis
"A esses of the LIVER, BLOOD; EIDERYk
and BOWELS, and great corrsc tive of all female
arrangements. 1t contains slco holic sprit and
. the re0etabie sAbstifLIfe 5,ty cnIoD.}
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

DIR. Schenck and his son, ]. Il. schsnok. Jr.
H' D.. are profsssionsliy at their store, North
east Sorner Of Sixth and Arch streets, PhiladeI
Pnis' every Saturday. All advice given free O.
charge, but for a thorough examination by III,
he'Pirometer the price is So. This instru men
Will detect the siighsost movement Of the respi
rStsry organs; by it san be readily determined
whether the diEease is tubercular, bronchial, OF
only sympathetic affection of the bronchia
'ude', Wbioh is often mistaken for PuImon.r,
Consumption, but which is caused by a torpid
liver. r'N
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

DR.. sehensk, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health tor many years past, aud now weighs 2g5
pounds, was wasted away TO a mere skeleton, in
the very last stage of Pulmonary Consumption
his physicians having pronounced his case hope.
iesa, an abandoned him to his fate. Hs wa
cured by the aforesaid medicines, and since his
recovery many thousau similarity afflicted
have used his preparations With the same re-
mArkabIe success. Full directions accompany
each, making 1t not absolutely necessary t. per
'onAlly see DR.. schenok, unless patients wish
their lungs examined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

What Il Lsading Druggi.ts thinks Of the
Constitutional Cdftrrh Remsdgi
Concord n H. Oct -, 1870.
Nsssrs. ii;tlefcl Hayes take pleasure
n testifyiag TO the superior medical properties
Of your Constitutional Catarrh Remedy 1t has
Afforded me Luch relief during tae time have
used 1t, sad | ohssrfully recommend it TO eli
who are 4-iiicte; with disease OF Catarrhal o-i
gin Resi- eciflily yours
GEO. F. UNnERuILL, Druggist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
Why Have Catarrh ?

have had CaIarrh for two years, and have
had all oubss arising from it, such as drop
ping from tho head, sore throat etc Ii trouble d
me n ore in the morning than at any othsr time,
as it would be some half hour before | could
breathe fresly, The dropping from my head
has ceased, and in the morning have n O trouble
about breathing, which is great relief to me,
and feel as free from it 90 ever l did. I have
taken two bottles. Yours respectfully
MRS. 6. J. TIRRELL.
UncanooIusk House, GoHstowu, n H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

When thsre is no lung disease, and only Liver
complaint ant Dyspepsia, Sehsnek's ssawsed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are sufficient, without
the PulmOnie Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pill,
fre'lsy in all bilious complaints, as they are per
fecty harmless.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

Dr. Scaonck iu his trestuen, does no. try to
stop "opsh, night 5woats eaills or fever. Re
move tae cause AMI they will all stop Of their
ozn aceo d. No ous can be cured of Coasupp-
ton, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Catarrh, Can
ker, UieerSted Throat, unless the liver and
stomach are made healthy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
Cents.

Cents
J. lures Eeyrr~, Congestion. 1nfanarnatinns .. q
g. o., worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic...... 25
o d, crying Collie or teething OF Infants. q
= ., DiarrhRa, Of Children or AduifS....... 81
q 81 Dy-TnteryE Gripping Bilious Collie. rs
y q. aOte rH-M Orbus, Vomiting. .......... %
= a NOHEhs' Colds, bronchitis. q
q ., neuralgin. TonthHche. FHccache....., 25
~ ., neahaches, sick Headache, YeTtigo.,..2 rs
- !, Dyspepsin, Bilious Stomach ......',.. ~
H. .. suppressed, or Painful Periods....,.. 25
- q. MhItes, too Profuse Periods, ....,..... 25
= =. Ir9HPg Cough, Difficult Breathing . n
- 4, Gtu Kheum, Irysipeas- EruptfOns - %
~ q, IshenmutlsHl, Rheumatic Palms 81
y 4, nnNer nnd Aguc, CItll Fever, Agnes. m
- =, IlIe-, blnd or bleeding. ..........' m
n "a Ophihi amy. ana sore or weak TvCs. 30
q" 4. tatarfh, acute or chronic, InfuCr ga. III
~ =. WhoOpinU-Cough, v .olcnt coughs - BE-
~. e. ASihmn, npprt sSpd Breathing. m
3 Z. Ear Dt-ch n aes. Impaired hesriur. 5D
y 4, -crOlnia4 enlarged glands SWclIiupg. m
y general Debility, physica! Weakness RI
x DFOpsy and ecanty SeCretlons.....---- IN
y Sea-Sickues., sickness II On ridiur III
e i, htdney-Di seHse, Gravel ....,.,..,.,. 50
" nervous Debility, Ecminul Tnii~-
Sous, involuntary Discharges. 90
rive BONee,with one 81 vial Of Powder
A. . very necessary in serious Cases,....5 NJ
q sore Mouth, Canker. 5o
~ rinary Weakness. voting bed. m
u Pnlntul Periods, with STasfns.....,.. 81
x @uMerfBRs at chanra Of nfp...........- I 0C
~ EptlepSYs Spasms. #. Vttus' Dancp.I On
- Dlphlherta, liberated sore IhTUat...,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

The great reason why physicians DO not sure
Consumption is, they try to do too much they
give medicine to stop the oo,gh, to stop the
ehii'' to stop night s~eat', hect!c fever. and by
80 doing taey ierangs the whole digestive pow
sr', ioskins lp She sserrLlaus ssd eventually tae
patient sGts ana DIES
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
MA T-A'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALSAN

possesses this rare combination prenara5 o,.;,,
rom vegetable substances, with their hasanic rna5
maj properties, 1t can be taken any time ana mn
DER all circumstances with perfect safety
u While il promptly and efectually arrests ;--l
fation of the air-passages and the lungs and 500
IeieVes cough II renders them further assistance
ny promoting free discharge of their acrumplated
mucous, ana az the same time imparts strength ana
Flgor to the whole system
the New England States. eA'N'
y OF Ht' t,uUA siand by
JOHN BENGSTON.
E BRUENERT,
SMITH 4 B0NNEY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

They all three to he taken at the same
time They cleanse tle stomach, relax the liver
AMI put it to work; then tho appetite becomes
good the food digeIt and makes good blood /;
the Pstiont begins to grow in hesh the dis.
essed matter ripens IA the lungs, and the pa
tient outgrows the diseaie and gets well Tbi,
is the only way - cure Consumption
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
FAMILY C4SES

OF 3J 10 go large viaIs morocco
or rosewood case, containing a
rpecinc Tor every ordinary dis
ease family - subject 20, and
books Of directions. 49, from u q IN egS
Smaller Family and TravcIiRu cnsps
sDe g,a p ~ to 2 ~ yiaI. from 81 TO es
both T. Curing and for PrcVen-
tive treatment, in vial8 and pocket
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

sehencL stswetd Tonic is 8 gentle stimu-
iaat aad Alternative, and the Alssh in the sea
weed, which this preparation is male f, assists
the ''o@sch to throw out the gastric juice TO dis
solve tbs food With the Pu'uoais syrup. anI il
Is Hado int, gool ols,d without fermentation
or souring in the stomach.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
POND's EXTRACT,

Cures Burns, Bruises, Iamcness. Gorcpcss
core Throat; eprninr, TO0Ihnchc, Earsi rI,c
nenrnlgin, rheumatism. LnmbngO, piles,
HINES Inns no5e, stomach, or of Piles COrns,
efr1,ge' q or, so cts. Pints, 81 80 Quarts,
A., - These Remedies, except PONDS ENTRA CT
py t ease Or single box, sent any part OF the
tpdll y ny infn or express, free Of charge ON
receipt Of the price. Address, ~ vi
Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Once and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY NEy.Yonx
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
chss. A. Bsnssr and O. spidsI. Agent. for
Rosh IsIAAd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

sshenck.s Mandrake Pills act upon the liver.
removing all obstructiorF, relax the duets OF the
gall bladder, the bile starts freely, and the liver
Is soon relieved the stools will show what the
Pills can do; nothing hiss ever been invented
dangerous TO use unless with great care that
"l.l 0nloc. the gall bladder and start the seore-
tlons Of the liver like seasnsk's Mandrake Pills
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

To do this, the SsA~eed Tonic and Ii Mandrake
Pills aust be freely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver, SO tina; the Pulmonic Syrup add the
food sill make good blood.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07
Ministerial Exodus.

Never before has such an exodus of Ameri-
can clergymen been. chronicled as during the
present summer. Since the middle Of June,
sailed or are booked to sail for Europe be-
tween thirty and forty ministers Of different
denominations and during the present month
the number will be largely increased The
Baptists lead off with the largest number of
clerical pilgrims; the Catholics, who, until
lately, rarely gave their pastors vacations, are
this year stepping OH the heels of the Baptists,
and the Episcopalians follow hard after them.
The Methodists and Presbyterians find their
enjoyment largely at home, and hence very
few of them have sought rest and recreation
in European travel; and the Congregationalists
have sent one--perhaps two pastors---to
visit the Old World, that they may
see for themselves the places and
virtually the scenes described or men,
toned in the Bible as they existed when that
book was written, thousands Of years ago.
Some few of the congregations have been libe-
raj enough to pay their pastors expenses, but
the majority of ministers go out at their own
expense. In the first instance this liberality
shows proper appreciation Of ministerial
talent and faithful services, and in the second
it demonstrates that the clergymen of America
are not quite so poorly paid as is some-
times reported, else they would not be
able TO take vacation trip to Europe.
A very much greater number of ministers
will spend their summer at home, preaching
to their people on the Sabbath and returning
to their country or seaside homes during the
week. 1t is to be hoped that corresponding
good to pastors and people may result from
this summers exodus of cericals.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07
The Killing of Fisk.

The defence in the great murder case on
trial before Judge Ingraham developed still
further yesterday their theory that the meeting
between Stokes and Fisk was unprecedented.
witness was brought forward who was pre-
pared to testify that the prisoner while talking
to him saw lady in one of the windows of
the hotel and that Stokes wanted him to come
across while he spoke to her. This was how
ever, ruled out temporarily by the Court, time
being taken for its consideration. Another
point was made by o witness who testified that
Fisk's coachman wondered, in effect, that Fisk
''fxed''-i e., prepared with arms---for an
encounter Another witness, u haclSman, who
raised Fisk up after his being shot, averred
that the latter said: Gle was too quick for
mel" II will evidently also be an endeavor
of the defence to establish that Stokes could
not have thrown the pistol into the place
where it was found These points of the
meeting being accidental, Fisk being
armed and drawing a pistol on Stokes,
the latter being under some mental
course of medical and surgical treatment
adopted toward Fisk really causing his death,
appear now to cover the somewhat broad
ground on which the defence hope to clear the
prisoner, or reduce the grade of the offence If
found guilty. II will be recollected that with
the above points as mitigators Stokes counsel
admit the shooting. Yesterday was the four
teenth day OF the trial, and. with almost the
whole theory of the defence yet to be sustained
by evidence, another week must ut least be
consumed before the case is given to the twelve
blanks. The Court has exercised the power
of ruling out testimony considerably, and it is
only to be hoped that where this is done,
although tending to shorten a wearying trial,
that it will only be after the most careful refer
ence has been made to its actual bearing on
the alleged crime of the man at the bar, whose
life may depend On the issue
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

The EPIDEMIC OF INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
IsM.-t is astonishing to witness the spread
of independent journalism about these days.
The epidemic is not confined, either, TO anv
particular locality, but extends alike North
and South, East and West-wherever the
decayed matter Of party politics or the shrivel-
led condition of the party press pro-
duces symptoms of immediate or prospective
dissolution. The old democratic organs are
pretty much in this stage at this time, while
the sore-headed republican papers are ready to
clip from party traces and shout for
the coming man, whoever he may
be. The Greeleyphobia has : attacked
many OF the former class of papers,
which take to the independent journal dodge
as cover for any charges of a want of party
fsalty that may be preferred hereafter. The
Greeley republican papers go for the white
coated philosopher because they have been
left out in the cold in the distribution of
odicial patronage, and know they have nothing
to lose by change After the Baltimore Con-
vention, however, we expect good many of
these independent journals will show their
colors, and the epidemic of independent
journalism cease to rage with its present vi
rulsnOa.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY I, l872-TRIPLE sHEET
The European Bands and the Boston
Panjandrum.

Tho Europesn Bands and the Boston
Psnjandrum.
The grand Panjandrum at the Hub has
come to an end The many thousands who
visited Boston to enjoy the monster concert
have dispersed The European bands who
took part in the affair are, with one exception,
on their way home 1t may, we suppose, be
taken for granted that Boston is not dissatis-
fed with the results of Gilmores grand con-
ception. How far Gilmore is satisfied we
know not On Friday night the British
Grenadier Guards Band publicly bade fare
well to America in the Academy of Music,
and those who were present on that occasion
and shared the enthusiasm of the evening
will not soon forget Dan Godfrey and his
gifted associates Never, perhaps, was the
''Star Spangled Banner" and "God Save the
Queen!" SO gloriously rendered. Most certainly
never before, not even at Boston, did one and
the same audience so heartily appreciate and
SO warmly approve both performances. Yes
terday the Grenadiers sailed for Old England,
with the full conviction that they were carry
ing with them the best wishes of their American
cousins The German Imperial Band arrived
in this city yesterday. Last night they foated
their musical fellow countrymen back to
Fatherland on the ''billows of sweet sound.
Jones Wood, often gay and brilliant, was
never more gay or more brilliant than it
was yesterday evening. This evening, in the
presence and to the delight of assembled
thousands, the entertainment will be repeated.
The French Band arrives in this city to-day,
and, although arrangements are not altogether
completed, it is known that they will be re-
ceived by the Garde. Lafayette. The Irish
Band has not yet been heard from, but on an
early day they are looked for, and, although
the Panjandrum missed their services, New
Workers on the 18th Of July have the prospect
Of hearing ''St. Patrick's Day in the Morning"
played as they never heard it played before.
The Irish Band while here is, we understand,
to be under Rullmanns s care. Strauss, too, who
is host in himself, is here; and altogether
New York is little likely to want for good mu-
sic for some days, it may be weeks, to come.
Some say the Jubilee has been a failure. Fail
ure or no failure, whether it does or does not
pay Gilmore, the Boston Panjandrum has done
good 1t has given our people specimen of
first class musical rendering. 1t has whetted
the musical appetite Of the American people.
1t has harmonized the various races who COM
pose the population of the republic It has
also done much to put this people in harmony
with all the peoples on the other side of the
Atlantic. After all, Emusic hath charms;"
and whether it can ''soothe the savage breast
OF not, it does certainly sweeten civilization.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

CoNsTASrINopLE CrTY has been rescued
from its latest dangers in presence of the Fire
King. The conAagration in the suburb Scutari
was subdued some time yesterday morning,
after destroying few houses more than the
total reported in the HERALD news despatch
published in New York about the same time.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

DEATH OF JUDGE McCUNN. McCunn
of the Superior Court, whose impeachment by
the Senate, at Albany and subsequent removal
has excited no small share OF public attention,
died at an early hour yesterday morning at
his residence, in this city. Oyer-excitement
and consequent prostration, the natural con-
sequences of the unenviable state OF mind to
which recent events in his public career would
tend to reduce him, are alleged as the
causes of his death. He struggled long and
bravely against the terrible reaction of mind
and body, but was obliged at last TO succumb
The result of his impeachment was too
much for man holding such re-
sponsible Office in the greatest State in the
Union, and the fact that his principal asso-
ciates at the bar were his most strenuous ac-
cusers proved too heavy burden for man
Of sensitive nature and social habits This
year has been an eventful one in the history of
the judiciary of New York, and the death of
Judge McCunn is not the least prominent
feature in that record. The effect in the city of
the news of his death was something beyond
that of the excitement which usually attends
the demise of a prominent public man. Com
ing SO soon after his impeachment and re-
moval and in the face of the fact that on
Friday his friends who visited him declared
that he was in his usual good health, the un-
expected news produced a profound impress
sion. The public mind was, to say the least
of it, shocked to hear of the untimely end of
man whose name has occupied its attention
for 80 manv years.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-THE RoGuEs OF Ngw
THE DEsERrER.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

THEATRE COMIQUE, 5l4 Broadway. -vARrETr ENTER
rAINMENT--THE SoUTH; Or AFTER THE WAR.
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner Thirtieth st.
PoMP Afternoon and Evening
The New York herald., 1872-07-07

OLYMPIC THEATRE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Or TIL
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