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CIRCULAR.
Illinois Institution for the Education OF Heeoie
Minded Children.

This institution, which was inaugurated
in 1865 as an experimental scho@ ao' que
education of feeble minded chlaren, mas
been so successful in training TINS uall9r-
tunate class that at the last SESSION vi the
General Assembly it was organlicu upon
an independent basis, and was corpora
ted as one of the permanent chsi'aoio III
situations of the State, thus comiietihg the
noble circle of public charities Of the COM
monwealth Of Illinois. .,.;...
The design and object of the Institution
is to furnish the means OF edIatioh 10
children and youth of feeble maus' VINO
are deprived of educational priNeSes eise-
| where, and who are of proper . .Lo at
tending age. 1t is designed 10 .nose 50
deficient in intelligence as to be lnIapa3ie
of being educated at common siootS' WIZ
are not epileptic, insane or defC'heu.
The education furnished by 70 ihsel1u-
ton will include, not only the sipier eie-
ments of instruction usually tauht ~ cohl-
mon schools, where that is praccapie' put
will embrace course of tralllS III the
more practical matters OF ever uay me ,
the cultivation of habits of de'nGy' pro
priety, self -reliance and the cEeiopilie y !
and enlargement Of capaclty'oi uselul
occupation. ...,.
The combination which thrlnstltutlon
presents, of practical medlca care aha
proper physical and mental trnm,hg' WIN
efficient educational resources yiil supply
! ii is hoped, want which ha, long been
felt and imperatively demand, by this
unfortunate class of children ID youth OF
the State.
The improvement and process OF the
pupils have been very encouglng, and
4 parents and friendsin almost cry instance
) have expressed satisfaction VI what has
been accomplished in the sholme since
the school was organized.
j The institution is open TO i Inspector
of the public at all reasonabnours anc
all are not only cordially invd,, but art
- earnestly requested to visit t! school
1t Is State institution, all board ant
}, tuition are free during the sool year o
/. ten months.
1t is the desire of the Truses to ascer
tain accurately the number this unfor
Il tunate class of persons in State, ant
d persons knowing the residee of any IL
IF Illinois will confer favor Exporting tn
Ie same to the undersigned, as is desirable
that reliable statistics may gathered il
J. order that proper legislationay be mad
in their benalf
10 The next school year wibegin abou
70 the first of September. and tse designin
to apply for the admission oupis shout
do so at once, as the accon odations ar
&c limited
IL Applications for admiSsieinformatior
etc, should be directed to
10 DR.. G. T. WILBUR, Super endent,
~ .Jaeksone, Illinois.
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Pocket Picked.

On yesterday afternoon a man name
Wilox, who resides near Port Byron, hal
his pocket picked of a wallet contains,
about $50, on the circus grounds Ii
doesn't know exactly where the smart thii
relieved him. He was in crowd at III
ticket Office, in crowd at the door, and i
the midst of a group of strangers in Tie
animal tent but while in the 4circus Il
wanted to pay for glass Of lemonade, ard
he discovered that he had it not 1t WI
in his pants pocket, which was buttonel
The pickpocket had cut the button oil
and so made access to the wallet easy :
Davenport Gazette, llM.
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HuLsDALE, ILL.,, July 10th, 1873.
The attention of the Secretaries of the
Oranges and Farmers Associations of Rock
Island county is called to Section 6 of
Article of the constitution of the Farm
ers County Association, viz; Local or
CARNATIONS shall report to the Secretary of
the County Association the names of their
officers and the number of their members,
the same to be recorded in the records Of
the County Association.
1t is desirable, for many reasons, that
this should be done as speedily as posssi-
BILE. CHAs. MAcHIE,
Secretary Of County Association.
Hillsdale, Ill.
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Sltf
LANBERr's IcE.-Everybody knows that

LAMBERT's Ice Everybody knows that
Lambert's ice is clean and free from i'm
purities, and as consequence his bust
ness is increasing and his men are worked
pretty hard to supply his customers. Or
this account he has concluded INSTEAD Of
making two trips on Saturday to run q
wagon early Sunday mornings to supplS
families only This will be an aecommo-
dation TO the families he supplies, and
give his men their usual rest Saturday,
as well as ether days.
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Report of the Water Comssiunerl

To the Hon Mayor and Aldern Of the city Of
Rock Island:
CENT? ENrEN y our " " orks Com
missioners beg respectfully make this
the first annual report Of receipts and
current expenses OF the q water works
for the past II months.
1t will he remembered at there was
some extraordinary exper incident to
to starting the works, SUE as tools and
furniture, and salaries of serintendent,
engineers and tiremen. and coal used in
testing the works, all Of VIII commenced
about May lst, 1872, two onths before
the works were fully starttJuly 4, 1872
And also that by order ofe City Coun-
ell the water was furnished e TO all pri-
waite consumers up to Jan yt, 1878.
1t will be seen by accompanying
statement that the total cunt expenses
paid for the IA months IS .S5S 9l-l0O,
and that the water rents amt TO 81, 9lS,
( 57-lOu
/ We now have 500 consurs, viz:
I Dwellings, 25., FactoF, %.
( Stores, 81. Everglades, i.
/ Saloons, -. RailroS, ,,
t Hotels, e. Nario S.
+ We estimate that the atthmentS now
being made and to be me in the next
ninety days will bring thlumber up u
/ AGO.
/ The annual water rent I'm consumers
now on the books amour to SI,ll5,-
/ o. 100 and we confidently EJECT that ths
attachments being made tn summer VIII
swell the receipts from Is source to q
least $4,000 for the currentear. Nearls
one-half of this amount inow due anq
will soon be collected, most which maj
legitimately be applied to e payment o
the interest on the bonds de August LIST
The current expenses for he next yea
will be about $4,000.
Now if to the above name receipts b
added, a sum equal to that rid by the Cit
of Davenport and other eies annually
private companies for eac fire hydran
the amount will pay the current expense
and the interest on the bonS, and with IL
natural and certain increas of consumer
we think % perez per annlm) will crea
a sinking fund, which, if judciously haE'
led, will pay off the bonds a. they becon
due.
We are gratlfied in being able to sta
that, in our opinion, the property alrea'
saved by the water works which won
otherwise have been lost by fire, is large
more than the total cost of the works.
The machinery, pipes, hydrants and co
nexions are now all in perfect order al
working well
All Of which is respectfully submitte
p L. MITCHELL, Prest
JOHN BARGE, Sec'y.
| Rock Island, July Sd, 1873.
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Morbid Susceptibility

Mistress-'How is it you came HON,
from your party SO early last night, Susan
Didn't you enjoy YOURSELF"
Susan-''Y es, ma am But the youu,
man as took me hin to supper hinsuItel
me"
Mistress-Insulted you, Susan. Whp
what did he say ?"
Susan-Yes, ma am He asked me
my programme was full and Tn sure
never ad nothing but a sandwich and
glass Of lemonade, SO come away ONE.
Punch
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The dnimvs Of p Gregg and the Union
is understood and appreciated by the peo-
pie of this city. Why don't they petition
To be allowed to settle their taxes on the
basis which their own county Judge decided
that Hull might settle his taxes for 1871 ?
Hedecided that Hull need not pay anything.
The motive of p Gregg & Co., is plain
enough. They have nothing to say about
Guyer's decision their great grief is in
regard to Bailey Davenport They have
nothing TO say about their own mayor
lMurdockl who neglected to appeal Hull s
case, and thus let him out, free. They
want to make little capital out of Bailey
Davenport If they can only do that they
will be happy. As that has been the oc-
cupation of their lives, we sec no objection
to permitting them to-continue in the bust
ness. Prudent silence" Bah! If the
name Of Bailey Davenport wasn't among
the 400 to 500 who didn't pay on the basis
Of the illegal Water Works assessment p.
Gregg & Co. would never have said a
word. Bailey Davenport haspaidup. viii
those who are indebted follow his example,
and walk up and pay?
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a Deserving Man and Prosperous Business

Deserving Man and Prosperous Business
Most of our people know John Fisher,
owner Of the cigar store in Mitchell 4
Lynde's block, where that attractive effigy
Oft maiden, in her star spangled banner
drapery, is tempting people to try her nice
cigars Unfortunately for John, he has to
walk with crutches, on account of stiff
knee and drawn-up leg-but even under
these discoWagementsh he could not remain
idle He had cash capital of $50, three
years ago, and he determined to go into
business for himself His good character
and industry furnished the security for
500 more which he borrowed. He was a
good cigar maker, and at it he went, on
his own account, working at little table
and selling his cigars at retail as he made
them. This was three years ago. To-day
he carries a stock worth 81, 900 all his own,
employs eight persons, and don't owe a
cent. His factory is in the upper part of
Mitchell & Lynde's block, and his retail
store on the ground floor, where the pretty'
girlish figure stands. Here is an instance
OF what energy, industry, frugality and
good character can accomplish in this
country-even under the discouraging cir
cumstances of being a cripple. The fact
is there is no country on earth where the
qualities we have named are so sure of re-
ward as America. There is absolutely no
excuse for any man being so poor as to be
a public charge, in this country. And any
man who shows the pluck and good man
agement of John Fisher, in any business,
is reasonably certain of success. Mr..
Fisher is deserving of the patronage Of our
people not only on his own account, but on
accouht of his good goods and fair prices.
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DIR. S. BYAM & WIFE.

MRS. ALMEDA C. BYAM. NJ D.
AIDES PHYSICIAN AND FRIEND, CAN BE
l. found at their office, corner Orleans and Eagle
streets, on Mondays and Tuesdays Of each week.
Female Diseases a Speciality. Supporters and
rrusses kept on hand. Comes well recommended.
Orders left at their office Post Office promptly
attended to.
Rock Island, Ills, May 81, 1sT3.-dSm
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
LOCAL COLUMN.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SoOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
of teething in children. II relieves the child from
pain. wind collie, regulates the bowels, and by
giving relief and health the child gives rest 10
the mother Be sure and call for
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. 6-25dmwf6m
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Prices Down .

We have a large stock of gents linen
suits which we will sell from ten to tcenty
per cent below old prices, in order to make
room for our fall stock Parties wishing
to secure great bargaing in first class
goods are invited to call at our store, cor
ner of Illinois and Eagle streets.
WALKER & DODGE,
Sdtf Pioneer Clothing House.
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MONEY LOST!

On account of the backward season we
are compelled to sell fine Scotch suits from
80 to $3.50; Black Suits $l5 TO $lS; Lin
men coats rs to$l.25; Straw and furnishing
goods very low. L: BAMBERGER.
I5-26d2m1 City Hotel Clothing Store
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Before E. c. oropper, Police Magistrate

Friday, 18th Joseph White, found
drunk on the levee. A night in Jail was a
blessing to him. Fined So. No cash
promised to leave town if given an Oppor-
tuuity.
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A lady of our acquaintance has a remark
able fondness for mules, and the longer
their ears and the more they flop the more
it pleases our fair friend.-Unto".
Is that the reason she is SO fond Of you
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Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dive Is the best IL the world.
The oDiy True and Perfect Dye. Harmless. iselia-
BILE and Instantaneous; no disappointment no ri
dicuoua tints or unpleasant odor Remedies the III
effects OF dyes and washes. Produces immediately
superb Black or Natural Brown. and leaves the
hair Clean Soft and Beautiful. The genuine signed
W. A. Batcheor. Sold by all Druggists
10 22dwly CHAS BATCHELOR. Prop, n. Y
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The weather---To- Day,

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as in
Dictated bv thermometer:
eAN ga above zero. 10 N. ia above zero
lgAM IL 3 pm TS-
Pleasant
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MAsoNIc.-Special communication OF
Rock Island Lodge. No. 65S, A; +. 4 A;
Saturday evening l2thl at s o'clock. All
brethren invited to be present. BY order
of the W. NJ +. a. BALcH.
Secretary
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All wool cassimeres for children wear
from 75c to $l,25 per yard at A. Loeb :,
the one price clothier.
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Roard Of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors meet in regu-
lar annual session, under the new law, next
Monday.
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Ladies' who are suffering from certain complaints
known only to females should at once get DR.. Vel
pau Female Pills. They produce most cnarm-
Ing effect. Sold by all Druggists.
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Why let your "Pains and Aches your terlper spoil
A cure Is SURF bv using Renne's Magic Oil

Renne's an-KilIng Magic Oil IL put up In three
sizes, and called Trial, Medium and Family Size
Bottles VIM RENNE q SONS, Pittsfeld, Mass
Sole Proprieiors and Manufacturers
Reader call for It where You trade. Sold In
Rock Island by John Bengston and &. Bruenart.
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JVHN DARGt, DEC 7.
Rock Island, July Sd, 1873.

A large assortment Of Hats, Caps
Gents furnishing goods, trunks and va
Uses at Livingstone 4 Co 5-30d2m
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Twenty-Five cent grenadines marked
down to l24 cents at the Boston Bazaar.
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POLICE COURT.

All summer dress goods marked down t,
cost at the Boston Bazaar.
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Suits made to order in the latest stvle a
q. Loeb's, the one price clothier.
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Remnants in carpets less than cost at the
Boston Bazaar.
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RAILROADS,

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PAoiFiO.h' n
NB-An truins in or out OF Rock Island run by
Chicago time. except the Peoria Trains Which run
by Toledo time. Chicago time - ApoSa 10 LIN, ~
and Toledo about II minutes faster IMAM hooA isi-
and time. -.
Exnr,.. and Mail, lcavess GOA m. and 10 :45 p IN.
Accommodation, leaves at 4;l5 p m
como WEST.
Expreas and Mall, leaves 3 40 a m. and 6A5 p. m.
AccoMMoDArIoS TRAIN.
Arrives at Bureau Junction, S:tb p. m.
Leaves Bureau Junction, B:lo a. N.
Day Express aud Mail leaving ROCK lslnhu ~
500 q IN. connects at Bureau Junction Tor PeoriA'
At8:aS D. m. arriving OF Peoria atJ;0O y. m.
Night Express leaving Rock Island At 10 30 p. m
connects at bureau Junction for Peoria NJ $50 an
arriving at Peoria at > 10 a m. iii. ,.. n
H. q NJ. X X. for Burlington and keOkuk'south'
and for Austin and ST. Paul, north, a.,
Connects going east At G. b, q q crossing iof
Al Ia sale, with Illinois Central r. r. for MENDOZA
Al Ottawa with Fox River Valley X. X. for Aurora
Az Joliet, with g., A. 4 81 L. X. X a..
At Euglewood, with Lake shore X X and r. ~
W. A q. X. X.
At Chicago, with all divcrging railways
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.k
Passengers for kansas, Lcayenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward train
OF the Chicago, X 1. 4 Pacific X. X arriving
Leaycnworth at 10 100 n. m. and At II 100 p m. .
Connecting at Davenport, with ID. & 81. 7. H. II
for De Witt and Maquoketa. =, n,
Al Columbus Junction, with b. c. X. 4 NJ, X
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Fails and 81. Paul nof'h
and Burlington and kcokuk, south
Al Fairfield, with Il. a NJ. X X. for Burlington.
Al Ashland with Des MOinca Valley X, X for he
okuk, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, Eddyville, Grinnel
and Dies MOineu.
Al BeIknap. with North Missouri X. X.
Al Cameron, with II. & ST. 10. H. X.
Al Piattsburg, with ". L. & ST. Jo H. X
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A. Loeb, the clother of Rock Island,
claims to keep the largest stock and 10 sell
strictly at one price.
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! Smiths Tonic Syrup.
/ The genuine article, must have DR.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bull only
has the right TO manufacture and sell the original
lohn j. Smiths Tonic Syrup, OF Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. II my
private stamp is not ON each oottle, do not pur
chase or YOU will he deceived See my column
and my show card l will prose-
cute any one Infringing my right. The genuine
Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
self. The publics servant,
T DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Nov. 8, 1869 janal-d.Swly-
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Summer drawers, summeundershlrts,
white and fancy shirts, at Loeb's, the
one price clothier.
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Neat and stylish spring clothing. hats,
caps, and gents furnishing goods at Jonas
Rear's 5-7d3m
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REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer 4 Co. have
removed their Office to the old C., r. l. Il
2, passenger depot 27dtf
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just received 500 striped coats, black
and white, selling for one dollar each at
A Loeb's, the one price clothier
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zf1 P,gcs. illustrated fine plates sent postpaid for
so CENTS by Or. Whittier, on st. Charles Street St
D .ouis. Mo-. the great Specialist. Read his card.
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Notice to Farmers Clubs and Oranges

Linen suits for youths and children, al
a. Loeb's, the one price clothier.
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New Livery Stable

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED A
Livery Stable, on
JEFFERSON STREET, (near Harper House.)
EGood OUTFITS hrst-elass stock and fair prices will
DC the ruling features A share Of public patron.
age is respectfully solicited. JOHN c. BROWN.
July 2, 1874. dtf
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Complaints are pouring in thick and fast
at the Office of the State Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners, to the effect
that the new tariff schedules of the railway
companies are, in many cases, a great in
crease on the former freight charges, and
that, instead of conforming to the new law
SO as to tighten the burdens ofproducers and
shippers. the railroads are really adding to
these burdens The object of the railway
managers is, apparently, to render the new
law odious, and thus, as they think, secure
its repeal at the next session Of the legisla-
ture. If this is their purpose, we can as
sure them that it will prove a mistaken
poliey-that, instead OF breaking the anti
monopoly pressure against them, they
will but ado fuel to the fire The
temper of the people cannot be triied
with in such an emergency. Instead OF
adopting a course that will tend TO exaspe-
rate. the course dictated by wisdom and
good policy would be TO conform to the
! spirit as well as the letter of the law, and
/ to remove. as far as practicable, all reason
able cause of public dissatisfaction In
other words, the true policy of the corpo-
rations is to allay the popular clamor. and
not to stimulate it-Chicdgo Journal
The finest assortment of piece goods il
TIE city at A. Loeb 5, the one price clothier
BARLow's INDIGO BLUE This is de
signed especially for bluing clothes. Il
dissolves perfectly clear, and will not SETTLE
on the clothes. Is warranted to color more
water than double the same quantity Of
indigo. Be sure you get the genuine, pre-
pared by d. S. Wiltberger, 233 North I'd
street, Philadelphia For sale in Rock Is
land by all dealers 3-7deod6-m.
For sale in Rock Island by Henry Dart
Sons
Just opened at Wadsworth & Parsons
new Ties, Oxidized Buttons, Leather Belts
Lace Shawls and Jackets a new line o.
Parasols, White and Colored Piques anC
Percales, Kid Gloves. Their stock Of ORES,
Goods, Shawls, Carpets &c, they say they
have marked down TO cost to make room
for their Fall Stock, and will guarantee,
their prices to be as low for good Goods a,
any other house in the State.
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From the Davenport Democrat. 10th.
Circus Thieves.

Yesterday two rough looking men, ap-
parently advance agents for thieves who
accompany Lent's circus, arrived in town,
and forthwith proceeded to business.
The Muscatine journal says that very
large number of dead beats, thieves and
blacklegs accompanied Lent's circus which
showed in that town on Tuesday and is in
this city to-day They seem to have raw
aged the city, and TO have secured consid-
cradle plumber.
Both the Davenport papers, have num-
erous items of robbery, pocket picking etc
Our policemen will do all in their power to
protect the people, but there is not suffi-
Gent number to cover the town, and there
fore we urge every citizen to act as volun-
teer police and try to catch some of these
thieves.
| While the circus procession was passing
down Illinois street, and when the people
in Bambergers store were at the front, a
man entered at the back door and under
took to rob the safe. He was Sc
cured and taken to Jail by City Mar
shall Kimball After this affair Peter
Stelk who runs the retail business in Tege-
lers. felt in his pockets and found he has
been relieved of $lO0,in some mysterious
way. People who leave their business and
lose their wits running to see an old show
parade, with nothing init but what they have
seen forty times, are liable to be taken ad-
vantage Of
LATER.
The circus thieves are closely watched
by our vigilant and sober police. They We
got the ''pard' of the fellow who tried tc
get into Bamberger safe Between them
they had some $500 in money. and severa
skeleton keys And our boys are wide
awake for tonight Let every citizen aid
the police all he can and make the town
too hot for the thieves.
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The finest assortment of piece goods il
Tie city at A Loeb 5, the one price clothier
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS
ith'S Tonic Svrun

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and
he counterfeiter brought to grief