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Chr 9ailg Argns.
Saturday, January 49, 1878
SENATOR BOGY.

Some of the newspapers say the nc"
T. { Senator from Missouri was born IN
sortborp Illinois. Tn the Senate oil Mis-
sour; when the nominations were made,
md lust previous to the ballot being taken,
senator Rozier, of Ste Genevieve, put in
nomination Mr.. Bogy, and made compl-
mentarv speech. He said Mr. Bogy was a
native of his town, which already had the
distinguished honor of sending a Senator
to Washington, and he hoped the honor
would again fall on Mr.. Bogy. He be-
longed TO one of the old families which
first settled in Missouri, had good per
sonal appearance, was affable and kind OF
heart, and of distinguished ability. He is
called forth by the voice of the Democracy,
and would uphold its principles and favor
the great idea of State sights against the
march Of Capitalization and the tendency
TO imperialism The nomination was sec
onded by Senators Gatewood and Brock
meyer the latter paying fine tribute t.
the merits of Mr.. Bogy. as a representa-
tive man Of 81. Louis.
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Give the West a Chance.

Mr.. Bogy, Of Missouri starts out well.
He promises Ito be representative OF
the people, 20 favor revenue sufficient
only for strictly economical government
and the payment of the debt; and to de
fend the interests of the West from the
eucroachmeuts of Eastern monopolists.
II Mr. Begy will strive 10 carry out this
programme, and il every Western repre-
sentative in Congress will help him, there
will be no further necessity for such gather
ings of righteous remonstrants as are now
in session at Bloomington. The West has
the power ~ protect herself and to make
equal the business of government and the
rewards Of industry; but instead of doing
this she sits supincly down in her despOn.
dency, and permits monopoly of every
name and nature TO take her by the throat
and strip her of her possessions. The
day is near at hand when this system of
sectional robbery will cease and the Con
vention ut Bloomington promises that AS
ISOLATION of effort aud that community of
interest which shall bring about the need
ed revolution Farmers of the West .
Teach your representatives in Congress To
learn and properly defend aud advocate
your interests, your needs, and your rights,
and the time will speedily come when the
equilibrium will be restored between the
producing and the manufacturing classes
of the country and the farmers Of the
West will be able 10 he clothed in some
thing besides rags, while the iron men and
the wool-spinners are reveling in velvet and
fine linen. tHirGgo Post
That's all very well We agree to it..
But the trouble is that whenever election
time comes around you urge people 10 vote
for such high tarifites as Oglesby, Far
well IIawley. etc, who keep the farmers
OF the West down by throwing their inhu-
euec always on the side of the East and
eastern monopoles The West and the
South can easily control the Union, They
form an agricultural region Their in
tere,ts will always be the interests of agri
culture Their interests are identical and
ought to he identified. If they would act
together they could soon make an end Of
their oppressors-the lords of the loom
the forge the mine, aud the money bags
VIII they do il? or will they continue u
be the slaves .of party despousm that
subordinates every interest to the success.
of party objects?
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WAS THE REFORMATION IN vA1Nl
Cardinal Cullen ana Archbishop Manning in
Queen Vietoria's Privy Council.
From The \ Y World, Jan. S.

AENNl lu' ~ 4 W orlNt Jan. \.
LONDON, Dec l9-IIcrc is terrible new. +!
The blessed Reformation has been accom-.
plished in vain In vain did King Henry
divorce his wife, in vain did Elizabeth
chop of the head of Mary Queen of Scots
and rip up the bowels Of 300 of her own
loving subjects in vain was James III
driven away and the Protestant succession
established. All has been in vain. / saw.
Tor Cardinal Cullen and Archbishop Man.
nine are about 10 b. sworn respectively of
the Irish and English Priyy Council T."
" e have been warned over and over again
by those faithful sentiuel- on the watch
towers.-the noble Newdegate. the warhke
Whalley, aud the cunning Charley-that
these things were coming 10 pass but no
one believed them, and every one laughed
az them. And now their warnings have
proved true II was thought that THINGS
had come To- the worst when "a Roman
Catholic was made Postmaster. General of
the kingdom and another appointed Lord
Chancellor Of Ireland No doubt the ad-
mission Of Papist into the Cabinet was
enough 10 make the bones Of the Protest
ant martyrs turn in their graves. but this
was nothing compared with the fatal and
deadly blow given b. the Protestant relig.
ION by the admission 10 her Majesty \
Privy Council Of two Roman Catholic pre.
lltes, the heads Of the Roman Church in
England aud Ireland A Cabinet NAV be
turned out oil office by the will Of Parlia-
heht 1ut pri'y councillor is q privy
councillor as long o. the sovereign lives
hc is responsible Ia mo- one he bas arccss
to the sovereign in private; he coun.als
htFr hs q
he perhaps wields a perfect control over
her, o control all the more dangerous be.
cause Il Ii exercised in secret. Great ques-
tions affecting religion are pressing them.
selves tO the front in this country, questions
involving the very life Of the Established
Church, and at this moment the two most
astute and powerful prelates Of the Roman
Church are b. be placed in the position OF
secret and confidential advisers 10 Her
Majesty. It is terrible il is English
1t is unconstitutional for the English
Constitution provides that the sovereign
must be a Protestant and Protestant
sovereign surely should not have Roman
catholic advisors How do we know but
mat they will convert her TO Catholicism
low do we knOw-awful thcught--that
sur ma. not been already converted, and
tuat tlls Is not the FIRST step in great plot
Tor tne restoration Of the Pope's suprem-
acy IN England2 Now wo tb;nI nF !,
what does the Queen mean nv bar no w. y.
eucy IN those ceremonies ,gb;nb r. r.
performed at the tomb Of PRINCE "a AIha ~t
ON every successive anniverserorv - ~
deathH These performances In3l V, nia
much like prayers for the soul of tho daa uly
perhaps-we shudder at the susnic;n" ;
there are masses for the dead Prince s,;d
on these occasions, when, very suspiciously
no one il permitted TO be present save H.
queen own family and her priests
These are lamentations which were
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A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSl{S. J. q c, MAGUIRE, st Louis, Mo. Gen
tlemcn:-The undersigned, having known yon Tor
many years reliable chemists and PharmachutIsis
and observing The effective action of your remedies
for whatever recommended, wish to hear NoluhlaF!
evidence to the efficacy of you rs and IN our oll-
ion best preparation. ''MACIU 1RE CT ND Ran
GO BITTEhS II is all that yon claiih ior II as an
Alternative purgative depurator and alareEe aching
specially uis,n the liver blood, kidneys ana bowels.
Joseph BROWN Mayor, who adds Il have
found this the most pleasant ana eheelNe medicine
have ever used.
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner,
who adds: Il endorse the Mayors opinion "
THOs. RICHESON, S. II. LEFf.INN,
pres White Lead 81 Oil ofLeflin & Rand Powder
90 Co.
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Attorney at Law. Late City & County Ass 8
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Sole Proprietors
Price 75e per bottle. st. Louis, Mo.
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DIX. scHENcK's MEDICINES are prepared only
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Testimonial for Epilepsy !

BowAYTuN Conn Feb. ls1a
DR o. PlrEIrs Brown. No. 81 Grand ST. Jersey City
NJ
Dear Sfr:-My brother who is now in his IAN
year has been sa0ject 10 Epilepsy fits from child
hood. The spasns would invariably occur during
the night, and oHr local physicians here could do
nothing to help him save prescribing BrnEidc or
Potassium, which would Afford only temporary r.
lief lie was gradually bUi surely becoming insane.
and in this condition we procured your restorative
stimn'ant, herbal ointment aud pills, and uscd a.
directed, and but short time elapsed before the
spasms entirely ceased his intellect grew brighter
and in short entirely restored to perfect health
YOu may use this testimonial rs you may eeem prop
er. a. what have said are facts.
Respectfully YOURS
fehl3dwiy CHARLES RAYMOND.
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ys-LADIES TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The Real velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French.

These Pills so celebrated many years ago IN
Paris for the relief of female Irregularities ard ai
forwards for their criminal employment IN The prac
tice OF abortion are offered for sale for the first
time In America. They have been Kept in compare
live ubscurity from the fact that the originator Dr.
NelpaU is physician IN Pari-. OF great wealth aud
ms street conscientious principles. and has withheld
ghc from general use lest they should be employed
Tor unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female DISTINCTIONS. Falling Of the
Womb, Whites Green Sickness, Suppression, Re
teI;iOu, o. immoderate Flow OF the Monthly Biz
charges Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eSeTti0n. Palptta-
ZION OF the Heart, Mysteries, &c, and will affect a
cure when all other means have failed and, although
powerful remedy, do not contain calOmel anLlmo-
ny, or anything hurtful To the constitution.
To married ladies' and young girls who have mover
been regulated, they aye peculiarly suited They
will. In "a short tme, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
CAUTION Married ladies should never take them
when there il any reason 10 believe themselves preg
uaut for they will be sure to produce miscarriage.
Ladies' procure "a box sealed from the ewes o
the curious, by enclosing one dollar ana six postage
stamps to NJ W. MACON BIER General Agent fol
United Statc~ and tansd7s NJ Albany, y. or any
authorized agent
2. S.-Con-uta;i0u by mail ON all diseases of q
PriJItr Nature In both sexes, and will supply Inn
Ebks hsUeEsS securely packed from observation
Further Information forwarded on receipt Of Two
stamps for return postage. Address A. above.
5-2ldwly
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Il q person has Consumption, Of cour-. the lungs
I'D some way are diseased, either ubcrcIes .bscesses
bronchial irritaiions pleura adhesion exist or the
lungs are mass Of inflammation and fa-f decaying.
III sHch cases what must be done. IrisHr- only the
lungs that are wasting but it is the v.slc body
The stomach and liver have lost their power TO make
blood oui Of food Now, the only chance to take
Or. scnencks three medicines, which will bring mn
tone To the stomach, the patient will be.a TO want
io"a,lt vii! digest easily and make good blood. then
the patient begins to gain in flesh and a- soon As IN,
BODY begins to grow the lungs commrnc. ro heal M
and the patient gets neshy and well THIS is IN,
only way to cure Consumption.
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When there Is L" lung disease md un.g Liver
complaint and Dyspepsia Schcnks seawcod Tonic
ana mandrake liils are sufficient without the Pu
NOME syrup Take the Mandrake Pills freely in All
h'l'N7 complaints, as they ar perfectly harmless
Ut sehenck' who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
1907 many year, past and now weighs z25 pounds
was wasted away TO mere skeleton, in the very
a7' stage OF pulmonary Consumption, his physicians
ni'4E pronounced his case hopeless, and abandoned
n 10 ms la'e' He was cured by the aforesaid med
cines' and since his recovery many thousands irl-
Harry afflicted have used his preparations will tho
same remarkable Success Fun direction. goce,,,,,,
ny each, making it not absolutely necessary fo NOR
sonaly see DIR. Schenck unlcss patients wish tboir
lungs examined.
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ro,,red ont TO me to-day from various
nervous mouths. | don't know how well
founded are these fears. 1t appears to me
tbat inasnuch as there are something
more than 100000 of Roman Catholics
In this kingdom, it would be only fair that
their bishops, as well as the bishops of the
Protestants, should be Of the Queens
Privy Council
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Dr. seAcucS al his treatment does uo. .ry TO stop
cough, night swclrs, chills or fever. Remove the
cause and they win all stopof their own accord. No
one can be cured Of Consumption, Liver -IulpIain.
Dyspepsia CatIrrh. Canker, liberated Throat. un-
less the liver and stomach are made hea,...
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According to the Hon. John Wentworth
of Chicago, the only wound the gallant
Dick ever received in the service Of his
country is located in that portion OF his
body most convenient to his coat tail.
Now. as the Senator -that-is to-be has
specialized largely and profitably upon this
wound, it must be Of some Importance,
and we therefore suggest that Its exact 10
cation and character be determined and
made known to the public As the State
of Illinois has remunerated the coming
Senator once for the inconvenience it has
occasioned him, and proposes TO reward
him still further, we incline to the opinion
that it is State property and subject to in
spection by State authorities. If 50, to
perfect the title there should be no delay
in obtaining an exact description, and in
any event if Long Johns theory is f'lla-
cious, let not its odium fall upon repre-,
sentative of the chivalrous people Of IN
nois in the United States Senate-- quincy
Herald
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Specific Remedy for 81 diseases OF the -rinarv
organs; as uon-FetenIian or inContuuuuee of urine
lrr;taIals Inclination liberation of the Bladder
ana hidneys, Stone in The Bladder, Gravel Brick
aus deposit Bright disease milky discharges. and
a.. C-tl-Cs Of The Bladder, Kidneys, or prastratc
Gland, whether affecting Male Female or Child
Tor AEARNEss, arising from potitbfa isdisrrs-
-t'' nv FrHS+ s7tsSss or at4S patton, otfsAdea a7h
some ~ ne r9ll0JcH9 sym f0Dts. Nervous Dg55{if
loss gt Memory EtsfisggsitioB 10 ersrfon or bl,si
res Loss ~ I0HsC, Sh0FtHsSS q Breath, TfsUs-
HtHl. Troubled Erth thoughts OF Dts4a2s yEz8s.gss
~ ljsi7a PAN IN n. Bqet, C5e,t ant Hsa3 gtiet
y L'..'a 10 NJ Hsaa. ska EraFti1Hs, Pal. Ioaa-
II these symptoms are allowed TO 70 on, y.rv FIRE
guaA5.y Eplleptic Fits aud Consumption follow
inH Insane ylgus and Lle records OF deaf hg con
sum- i" hear ample witness 10 the truth OF The
SerI1u where the constitution becomes affected with
organic caSness II requires The aid Of an iuyi=nr-
ailu- medicine 10 strengthen and tone up the svS-
iHni- which HENDERSON BUCHU does in every case
FuR FEMALES, young or old, married or SINGLE at
Oh" dawn of ~1mauhood or at the turn of life. HIN-
nERsDS HCDHr has equal in diseases peculiar
&c females IS III painful or difficult meusIruatiun
Chrome Inflammation Of the Uterus Failing of the
N1Mh, Leghhrroa or Whites Stcriliry or Bagrcuness
ana 3t c.'taguui- incident TO The sex whether arts
u- from iudi~CrAtuu- habits Of dsspation or in the
decline yrclgng. of life. HENDEKsoSs BgeaU Is
auU.Aa.i-l aE any remedy known II L. pTrSCrl bed
Hg Use 8l1-t eminent physicians al over the world
1 Ha u~a after confinement, aud all cuterbled con
~.-,U-i1u- ~ bnrh sexes and all ages.
l}a -PEE-~IA UE INDIGESTION AkadaChe. pain In tha
~l1slit. coughs, dizziness. -our stomach, crHCta-
lions. i-Ia -a-.c iu rur mouth, palpia alton of the
a''-, pal. ia tIe region of The Ii nes-, and JHuus-
4H~ ..a.. painful symptoms are taa offspring Of
Nssurp-.a. LE>DEE-nS'- BUcaE iuEl1al aics the
s,H.sae-- mJia'rs ,nr torpid Liver, Bowels and
h'.t"t~ 'a tsea.,lE action III cleansing The blood
a' IEl critics. ana importing nov life nHd Ei-ur
IL la. a''e system. II = the Great life giving
Pin. TAPE AND OTHER oHois. by which thousands
al lt--uu- NJ aau Old, are Affected el3ectUal-
Is removed from the system by Henderson, s bUCHU.
Worms aNl-t upon .he diseased Hgmors and EoT up
on the healthy elements Of the hody No verHifages,
antAntn.ii-Ic~ uT system of medicine VIII 50 etectu
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To these three medicines Or. j. Il. Scar'S Of
Philadelphia owes his unriyalled suecc-s IN the
treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pal
monc syrup ripens the morbid matter IN toe .gnes,
nature throws it of by an easy oypeetory,on, for
when the phlegm or matter lie ripe a slie cough
will throw It oil, and the patient has res and the
lungs begin 10 heal
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RELIEF IN TEN Minutes,

BRYAN,s PULMONIC WATERS
Lure COU0Hs, CoLDs, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SORE
THROAT. HoARsENKss, DIFFIoULT BREATHING, IN
oIPIENT OoNsuMPTION AND LuEG DISEASES. They
nave no taste OF medicine, and any cniid%will take
them thousands have been restored to health that
had before despaiTed. Testimony given in hundreds
q oases. Ask for BRYANS PULM0NIC WATERS.
Price 20 cents per hex. JOB MOSES, Proprie-
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Halford
LETCESTERSHIRE
Sauce.
Parker House, Boston,
Sept. /, 1869.

Sept. l, 1869.
We have had for several years in
constant use the Halford Leicester
shire Table Sauce, and it has given
snch satisfaction 70 the guests OF
our house that our orders tor it have
been larger than for all other kind,
OF sauce combined.
III. ID. PARKER e co.
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Schcu.As NanAraE Pills nc. upon III. ser. ry-
moving all distinctions, relax tte duets The gall
bladder the bile starts freely and the Iiya Is soon
relieved: the stools will show VIVA, the ri can do
nothing has ever been invented except c4'amel Ia
deadly poison which il very dangerous 10 auie--
with great care thai VIII unlock the I'll BLADDER
ana start TN" ss'rct.lu- "l tha lgEar Tia sheuE'-
Mandrake P..-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

''FoR WAYS THAT ARE DARK AND FRICKs THAT ARR
VAIN 1t is said that the heather Chinee is pecu-
liar. This is doubtless true. But these features are
also apparent within the ranks ofthe American peo-
pie We would suggest to those unfortunate persons
who have been in the "ways that are dark, or who
have injudciousy practiccd "tricks that are vain "
that there is help for them. DR.. E. J. Reynolds OF
Rochester the great friend to erring humanity Is the
person to furnish the proper and speedy relief and
cure. The advertisement of DR.. Reynolds viii be
found in this paper and from his great in the
branches Of the profession TO Winch he has devoted
so many years ofhis life, he is very generally conhd
ed in.
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-MASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM
il 4d&wly

possesses this rare combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances with their balSamic medic
inal properties il can he taken at any time aud uu-
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
70 While it promptly and efectually arrests irrl
tation Of the airpsssages and the lungs, and rapidly
relieves cough, il renders them further assistance
by promoting a free discharge Of their accumnatet
mucus and at the same time imparts strength auG
ylgor 10 the whole system.
Sold by all Druggists and ApothecaTies throughout
the New England States
For sale in Rock Island by
JOHN BENGSTON.
E. BRUENERT,
SMITH 4 BONNEN.
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schenck- seaweod Tonic is q gentle .imulau,
and alternative and the aIkal in the Scauaal which
this preparation is made Of, assists the stomach 20
throw oar the gastric Juice TO dissolve III food with
the fUlmonig Syrup, and il is made into -3od blood
without fermentation or snurip- in the = mach
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMARREs sPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared by J. GARANCsERE.
No. pa Rnn Lnmhard. PM

No. 2l4 Ruo Lombard, Paris
4 hese pills are highly recommended by the entire
Medical Faculty Of France "a the very best remedy
In all cases OF SpermatNrrhBa or Seminar Weak
ness Nightly. Daily or Premature Emissions; Sex
nal weakness or Isapofsnev; Weakness Grisingfrnm
secret Hahits and Sexual Excesses ReidzdtO the
Genital Organs; Weak SPINE Deposits in the Urine,
and all the CHASTITY train Of Diseases arising from
Oyernse or Excesses. Thew cure whenall otheFrem-
efies 1ail Pamphlet Of Advice in each box, will
b sent Free TO any address. Price 81 per Box.
sent by mail, securely sealed from al observation
receipt of price. OSCAR G.. MOSES, 10 CoRT LAHDg
ST., NEw YoRK, Sole General Agent for America,
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They are all three 20 be taken at the sans lime
They cleanse the stomach relax the liver and put 1t
10 work; then the appetite becomes good; t' food
dlscsis and makes good blood the pA;iel. gins
TO grow in flesh; the diseased matter riprn- the
lung, and the patient outgrows the disease gets
we'll. Tins is the only way to cure Consumg an.
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Dr. schenck and his son, J. H. schenck .Tr N u
are professionally at their store Northeast Garner 81
Sixth and Arch streets Philadelphia every satprdav
All advice given free Of charge. but for ,bor,n,,
examination by the Rcspirometer the prica i e.
This instrument will detect the slightest rnoo,,o,
Of the respiratory organs; by II can he readily 10
termined whether the disease is tuberculer bror
chial' or only sympathetic affection of the bron.
chial tubes which, is often mistaken for Pulmono-,
Consumption, but which is caused nv a torpid live.