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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-06
Thompson's Remedies.
The Greatest Discovery of the
Age!

There are No diseases SO debilitafiug in their e
fects upon the constitution the above, and non
difficult 10 by the usual modes OF practice
The FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS viii effect
cure in cases of the longest standing as well u
prove preventive in the forming stages OF the Gi-
ease. Being purely Vegetable, they act with Ger
tanty on the disease totally Graduating it from Ii
system. and prevent return at any future period.
Why waste yuurmoney and health in trying ever
medicine you hear Of, when THOMPSON's FEVEl
AND AGUE POWDERS have never failed to cur
tho CHI Il : in amy case
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MEDICAL.
DR.. c. BIGELOW.
Confidential Physician

No. 464 South State Street. CHICAGO
IT is well known by all readers of this paper that
DR. C. Bigelow is the oldest established physlciau in
Chicago, who has made the treatment of all chronic
and sexual diseases sptcialty Science and exIe.r-
fence have made Dr.. Il the NEST renowned SPE-
q ALIST of the age, honond by the press esteemed
Of the highest medical attachments by all The medi-
cal institutes of he day, hrving devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in periectiI remedies that
viii cure positively the worst cases cf Chronic
AND PRlNAIh DISEASES Of the GENITU URI-
NARY ORG ANS in b0lh sexes Seminal Weakns s.
producing Nervousness, Aversion 10 Sociey I'm
paired vision, Loss of Memory and Mgnh cd. De
teclly cured. Il il evident that one who capfnes
himself 10 The study If certain diseases. treating
thousands OF cases every year, must have greater
SKIN Than physician in general practice. Read
sent tTe to any address in sealed envelope Consul
.alion free The finest rooms in the city. with sep
ar5te parors for ladies and gentlemen. Can: voI'
sec only the doctor Correspondence CONFIDENTIAL
Address all letters TO bR c BIGELOW No 464
state 81 Office hours from ga NJ to 5 P NJ; Sun
DAYS p. to5
Ladies, send for descriptive circular OF
Psgsdrit Rsne4ee, The best prevention Of conception
known Sent To any address: enclose -7am9.
The following testimonial az 20 the skill aud sue.
cess Of DR.. c. BigeloW pub ished in this city
From the Evening Journal Dec 8. 1851
RELIEF FOR THE AFFLICTED. Diseases of pecu
liar nature require more than ordinary care and at
ttntion, by ssilllul and we'll educated physician
There are great number OF prctenders 10 ph steal
science. who gull the unwary. who issue long ad
verttsements. and bring pretended testimonial
from all parts of the world a. To their wonderful
knowledge, but who, when tested by a person Of
ordinary good common sense, are found To he IN
acquainted with almost the first principles Of medi-
cal science and ignorant of the very names Of Ger
tain parts OF the hannah system. as experinenfed
and expressed by the medical world Such men
abound in Chicago and who take to refer to
distant places for medical character. instead of
here. where the cheat could be detected
DR.. Bigelow is not of this class He i a regular
~ bred physician His reputation Is hest known
here in our midst. He wants distant references,
but l. well spoken of by every entrusting them
selves to his care. While the world endures. this
class % physicians are required: and if any one
needs such service, it il Of the utmost importance
TO engage only mar whose experience Is equal TO
hlr offer OF medical aid; and, without prejudice or
any interest In saying other than the truth we rec
ommend most cordially and emphatically such to
visit DR.. Big, low. at his central rooms 46a state
street, Chica-o.
4l9d&wIy
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Our references are: Hon. Jos. H. Cordes. Hon.
Charles Kraatz Hon John Fellenz, Hon. Charles
Bussack Hon. John b. Stemper. Lieut.. Jacob Hol-
man Lieut. John D. Mueller Jacob Herr, Adam
Roth Jacob LochiG, Charles Hahn
CAPT. CHAS. MAY, General Manager.
CHAs LoERNZEN. Sec'v 6-4dmwf&weow
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CLEARINGHOUSE by projecting faces these
NJ teeth clear ike q pillow, simultaneously
These saws are universally conceded TO surpass in
speed III case and simplicity. II any one questions
H. let nm accept my $500 challenge towards eEpen
ses Of public contest and have the matter settled
New enlarged dust spaced Saws for sale nv the
Hardware Trade OF America. Agents wanted where
the Hardware Trade do not sell the genuine saw
lnIrinseFs prosecuted fl Cross Cut and W God
Saw shipped on receipt Of 81.
n. R.-None IpnIIinr Mithnnf the NAM. ON sn,. IL
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY
BENTON BARRACKs, Mo,

BENTON BARRACKS, Mo,
April 80. 1856.
DR.. John Bull-Dear Sir. Knowing the efficacy
of Your Sarsaparilla, and the seaIiEE and beneh-
cial qualities Is possesses, send you the following
of my case
| was wounded about two years ago. and taken
prisoner ana confined for sixteen months Being
moved so often my wounds have not healed yet.
! have not sat up moment since was wounded
! am shot through the hips. My general health Is
impaired, and | need something TO assist nature.
have faith in your Sarsapsrilla than anything
else. / wish that which is genuine Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles, and obhge
CAPT. c. P. JOHNSON
81. Louis, Mo.
P S.-The following written April 30, 1856,
by Mrs Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt. johnson
DR., John Bull-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR.. c. 5
Central New York, where he died. leaving the
above c. p. johnson TO my care AT thirteen year
OF age he had chronic diarrbuea and scrufua. foi
Viii gave your Sarsaparilla II cured MIN.
have for ten years recommended il to many il New
general debility Perfect success has attended 1t
The cHres effected in some cases of scrofula anC
fever sores almost miraculous. l am yer,
anxious for my son to again have recourse 10 you
Sarsaparila. He is fearful Of getting spurluu
article hence his writing to you for it, His wound
were terrible, but believe he viii recover
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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Is the only known Remedy for Brights Dis
ease, and has cured every of Diabetes in
which it has been given. Irritation If the Neck,
of the Bladder and Inflammation Of the kidneys-
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder Reten-
ton Of Urine. Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Di- charges, ard for En-
feebled and Delicate Constitutions Of both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power Loss of Memory. Difficulty Of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves. Wakefulness. Pain in tie
Back Flushing Of the Body, Eruption on the
Face. PaHd Countenancc, Lassitude of the
System. etc.
Used BY persons in the decline or change of
life, after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ing in children etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the tx
tract Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy
Astu Chlort,sis or Retention. ir egularity. Pain
fuIness or Suppression Of visionary Pvacuations
liberated or Schirrus state OF the Uterus. Leu
corrhsea or Whites. Steility, and for sA COM
plants incident TO the sex. II is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enfeebled and delicate constiu-
* q both aFAa and eli sfroa
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KFARNFY,s EXTRACT BUcHU.

81 90 per bottle or sig bottles for S. co. delivered
10 any address secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Prepsred by
KEARNEY & CO., l04 Duane St n. 7.
TO whom all letters for information should be
addressed
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KEARNEY,s EXTRACT RuCHu.

HaJits Of dissipation, etc, In all their stages. at
little expense, little or change in diet, no in
convenience and no exposure. 1t causes q fire.
quent desire, and gives strength TO Urinate,
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS Prevei ting and
Curing Structures Of the Uretha. Allaying Pain
and Inflammation so frequent in this class Of dis
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Saws.
Beynton's Lightning Saws.
- Not One Failed IN %. 900

Not One Failed n 20, 900
Two men cut a 10 inch log By hand
with this saw, in EIGHT SECONDS.
on Sept, /, 1Sai9, at Philadelphia. in
the presence of Major Gen. Meade
and numerous other distinguished
men.
These are the only saws in opera
ton that are equivalent TO the trent
Cutting ard Clearing Of Hand Saw
BOTH ways. viz: going and coming.
The slant edges between the points
90 not cut, the vertical face of each
NJ cutting, and the slant following,
ana vice versa. az drawn back and
IoFth. All Teeth are cutters. All
cen are Clearers. As il costs FIVE
huhqfeu OF more dollars for the la
bet that wPars out any saNy. a saving
OF ehe-hith by speed aud ease of an
improved saw saves the cost of a dog
en-. ne length, strength, Stiffness.
ana Durability of these teeth are Oh
vlons, Nete also speed, ease sim
plicity and elearness.
SPEkD,-lf two points are dressed
tn cut IN line, vertical or advancing
cuts are more effective than retreat.
ing edges of old Y cutters used by
all other saws.
EASE, Itiseasier 10 plow a groove
In timber than to crush one out.
SIMPLE FlY.--All points ART the
same length and cut their way. we
do not now recommend thick rakinp
and hook teeth, a they require SO
much shortening and re adiUs tmeut
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10000 In Cash.
LIST OF PRIZES.

Our references will be found on the back of the
tickets
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-24
PERSONAL

Tom Scott il worth ihy millions Of
dollars.
Don Carlos, Of spain, says he is going
20 keep on lighting for bis rights.
The presidents youngest son, Jesse,
hiss gone to California with the family Of
Senator Cole.
Rev Job Dickinson, brother Of Anna,
breaches an uptown Methodist Episco.
psi church in New York.
Col. John ;. " illiams Of Lafayette
Indiana, has sold his residence for So.
600 and contemplates going to japan,
where his brother, Geo. Il. Williams, Il
high in authority.
--Parsor Brovnluw hesitated for som,
week, but finally tooN the "back-pay
money, at the same time cursing the pov,
crty, protracicd Illness and big doctor,
bill that forced him TO do it,
Henry Ward Bsccher, in lis sermon
Of Sunday night last, invoked TIL,
Father of mankind 10 remember IA mere,
tho children Of the forest whose pen;.uI
wrongs had driven them to blooi.hcc
and diaboical murder.
Gen. JEFF &. Davis, recently assigned
the department OF the Columbia, was ia
Fort Sumter ut tho breaking out OF IN,
war Of the rebellion, was by tho side o.
Maj. Anderson when he cut down ID,
flagstaff of Fort Moultrie, spiked th,
guns, and took refuge in Sumter.
John W. lie Barnes, locally-promi
ucnt leader in the Republican party in
Washington, ID. C., will soon marry d
daughter Of George T. Downing. l.
Barnes is "plain;' Miss Downing, colored
The brides outfit will be of Paris make
and tho welded pair will do Europe, th,
first thing.
Tho friend, of Mr.. Manton Marb,,
OF the New York World arc seriousl,
alarmed about that gentIcman's condition
Their wors. apprehensions seem abou. I,
be realized, his mslady tbreatenln of.
ening of the brain. 1t i. hoped, however
that II period of reit may restore hi.
health and intellectual activity.
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Os Friday las, Mr.. Lemma introduce

Os Friday last Mr.. Lemma introduced
& bill into the legislature appropria,ing
eighty thousand dollars for the compile
ton Of the Southern Normal I'm.
iyersity at Carbondale. The bill was de-
featei b. Il vote Of ffiy-two nays to seven
ayes. On motion Of Mr.. Oberly the vote
was reconsidered, and the bill passed by q
vote Of eigh.y.iye yeas to ,hirty.seveu
nays.
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Mr.. FARSswoRrn drew his back pay
and deposited it among the county trcas-
ures OF his district. But now the people
of bis district are Directing 10 having il
disposed OF in tba, way, and intimate that
they do not want to be receivers" and
that they would fee! much better satisfied
if the money had been left in the United
States treasury where it belongs
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A NEW paper has ju., been stated in
Pi,sburg-the Evening Telegraph.
Pit,sburg is famous for the number Of
new papers i, establishes, aud the Ger.
txinty with which they collapse.
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TERMS OF THE DAHL, BULLETIN !:
THE noILAR MEEKLY nllLLETIN

TBE Quincy Herald emhellishes it, col
umns with six rooster. over the election
Of Democratic mayor by eigh; hundred
majority.
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TIE postal cards will be out May Il

TIE postal cards will be out May FIRST,
and will be furnished TO pos,masters IN
quantities not less than five hundred
They can be only be obtained Of post
masters, As they will not be furnished 81
any case by the department: to individuali
or firms.
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IT now seems probable tina, the merry
merry month of Nay will be several days
old before the general assembly will have
adjourned. Railroad Legislation, VII ich
has not been conducted with railroad
speed, is the cause which delays an nd.
tournament.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-18
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
Sundrx SUGGESTION


NEW YORK, Oct. I7.-Iu the Senate
Ira sportaticn Committee pamphlet was
surmitled by MIR. Robert A. Chsrsbrough,
upon inland transportation Dy keeping the
canals open for navigation during be win
ter through the agency OF artificial heat.
Beri. Baker said the handling Of cotton
has not improved for 80 years; the greatest
evil being the loss by stealing by the many
bands it passes through from the warehouse
Our docks are in a wretched condition
They should not be covered and the block'
ing up by teams be obviated.
Root. Taylor read letter upon termlnl
facilities of railroads. It advised that iron
buildings should be built with inclined
tracks leading to the top floor, upon which
the car should be run and quickly unlosded'
CoaIing and drying apparatus should be ad
jacent to coal and dry grain, heated OF
dampened 10y its journey. Warehouses
should be built at intervals alOrg the rlsel
front and an elevated railway exceling the
city for remaining freight. Rooms for the
storage CT cotton should be at some Isolated
place out of danger from fire and mean;
taken to prevent loss by stealing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-18
ESTABLISHED MARCH 80, 1886.
WASHINGTON.
Bureau Report en ne Cotton Crop

bureau htpOks VA thV Sveseh OkVB'
Favorable weather Needed 10 Make
iG Equal to Last Season.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE average
condition of the cotton crop has fallen off
from so to 7ea per cent. since the first week
In September. The October status of the
crop Is materially reduced. The season
must be Of average length and comparative
ly favorable for picking to insure a crop
equal to that of last year. The State aver
ages are as follows: Virginia, 80; North
Carolina, IS; South Carolina, 80; Georgia,
SO: Florida, 10; Alabama, Is; Mississippi,
rs; Louisiana, IS; Texas, 50; Arkansas, 81;
Tennessee, 80; Missouri, 90.
Ex-President Johnson
Has made affidavit to his claim for ST., 600
against the First National Bank.
Special to the Louisville Courier-Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The serenade
to ex-Presidsnt johnson has besn deferred
By bis own request, bat viii probably come
off on Saturday evening next. He has
been requested by number of leading bas-
mess men, including at least one prominent
Radical official, to present bis views upon
the present distracted political and financial
condition Of affairs; and it Is probable that
be viii enter upon some general discussion
of the causes of the present troubles, bring
ing in the topics Of the day, the panic and
banks, the transportation question, the
Credit Mobilier and othsr rings. The Sec
rotary of The Navy has been requested 20
allow the Marine Band to give the screen
ade, and il il supposed that he will do SO,
as be gave the same permission lately in
the case of ring Official The ex Presi-
dent is naturally somewhat grave and con-
cerned touching the prospect Of getting bach
his large deposit in the First National
Bank.
Civil Service Examinations.
The Board OF Examiners for the Treasury
Department, will hold series of exsmina
tons, commencing Oct. %, to fill vacancie:
! in clerkships of class one. These will be
the fret examinations held in that depart
ment under the new civ service rules o.
providing for examinations by districts. i
is understood 10 be the intention of tht
Treasury to make appointments as far Al
practicable from districts having less thar
their proportion of clerks in the department.
as mos Of the candidates will dou 5tless be
from the vicinity of the District of Column
bia, which already hss more than its pro
portion, only such vacancies IS must i'm
mediately be filled will be filed from exam
nation in Washington. The remainder
will be left open ill the distric. examina
ton about to be held in New York, Cincin
nat, st. Louis and Savannah are com
pleted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-18
NEW YORK.
stokes, TrIaI-Tweed's Turn Next

stokes TriaI-Tweed's Turn Next.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Stokes trial
was intercepted to-day by the District At
torney who moved that the time be fixed
for the trial of Vim. NJ. Tweed and others
upder what are known as the ring lndlct-
mepts. The court set down the Tweed
case for trial Immediately on the termlna-
ton of the Stokes case.
Andrew Parker, he d clerk at the Man
chester House, testified IN the trial OF Stokes
that he met the prisoner in the Holman
House and in conversation with him about
his trouble with the Fisk injustice in bex-
tey's court, he (Stokes) said Fisk was a
black mailer and loafer, and that be (Stokes)
carried pistol and would shoot him.
Stokes seemed full Of indignation at this
testimony and was about TO rise In rs
placs in court apparently to contradict the
witness, but his mother restrained him.
DEPUTY Coroner E. L. L. Marsh was put
throush a rigid cross-eyamination with 8
view of eliciting the lac that Fisk died
from the effect of taking too much NOR.
mime and being probed to much and I'M
skilIfnlly, and not from a pistol wound
The Testimony on this point was much the
same as given at the frs trial.
The prosecutiou rested the case, reserging
the right to call further witnesses to-mor-
row, Mr.. Dos Psssos then commenced the
onening address for the defence, but being
taken suddenly IN the court adjourned.
100000 Fire.
TIE planning mill and ss b and blind fac
tory of Kenyon & Newton, Brooklyn
burned this evening. Loss $lO0,0OO.
Injured by a Falling Platform.
During the ceremony of laying the cor
ner-stone of the Methodist Episcops
Church, Brooklyn, this afternoon, a plat
form on which large number oil people
were standing. gave way. Several were
iniuted, but only Mrs. HodgRon, seriously
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WOMAN.
The Sexes of the Soul-Dress more
Important than the kaliOt-HOmes
ya, Hotels.

The Sexes of the Soul-Dress more
Important than the BaliOt-HOmes
VS.. Hotels.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-At last evenings
session of the Woman's Congress. Mrs.
Sarah j. Spencer readan address on the
co education of the sexes, which SUBJECT had
been previously treated by MIS-. Stanton.
She argued that sex was of the soul, and as
understandable IS the soul itself. Rev.
Celia Burleigh read paper on tile relations
of woman to her dress, holding that the
present dress is ugly, unnatural aud I'M
modest, and unless woman con De emanci-
pated from its tyranny, even the ballot can
do little for her. The claims of women
teachers, was the subject of paper pre-
pared by Harriet Beecher Stowe and Catba'
rine Reecher. Mrs. Charlotte WILDER
brought the session to close by an essay
on the inevitable home, in which she elo-
ouently opposed the custom of families liE-
ing in boarding houses and hotels.
To-day papers were read on motherhood
by Mrs. Lucinda j. Chandler; on the sOcia
aspect of the readmission of woman into
the medical profession, by D.. Mary Put
nsm jacob, and on the art of the education
of women, by Helen l.. d. Potter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-18
MEMPHIS.
An Increase in the Death List


Noon Report.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-THE noon mortuary
report is 81 from yellow fever and seven
from other causes. Total 3S, an Increase OF
II from yellow fever on the noon report OF
yesterday. In other respects the condition
oil the disease is very favorable. Mayor
Johnson Is reported better. Gen. NJ. j..
Wright of the Register is worse. There are
prospects of storm this evening.
Might Dispatches.
MEMPHIs, Oct. TIA Shoemaker named
Geo. Armstrong, was found dead in his
shop this morning. Of yellow fever. he had
been dead several days. Two more Cath
ole priests, Fathers Lee and Osho, both OF
Louisville, have severe attacks OF lever. ID.
E. Smoker, Of the Avalanche, abandoned .
yellow fever couch to-day, and was on the
street on two crutches. DR.. Erskin, Presi-
dent Of the Board of Health, expressed the
opinion based. on consultation with pbysi-
clans of the city, that there was more
favorable aspect to-day, although warm;
fewer new cases than any day previous, but
admits an unfavorable change in the wealth
er may cause fresh outbreak of yellow
fever. Deaths to-day 30, an increase OF 4
over yesterday. The atmosphere is thick
With carbolIc acid and other disintectan;s.
MEMPHIS, Oct. IS, A. M
tonight. Five Catholic priests
and Sisters of Mercy have died since the
fever began. Mayor Johnston is worse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-18
THE oCrOBER ELECTIONS.

THE OCEOBEb EAEOAAONSs
The day after the late elections the Nash
vile Banner said:
sour dispatches from various points in
PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio and Iowa show that
nothing different from what was known al
ready has been the result of the Sta'e eloc-
lions in those States. The Republicans
have almost had walk over in each 5 ate. Z"
The Louisville Courier Journal tells the
tale in quite different strain. That paper
says in is issue of Oct. II:
"The result of the October elections is
vet involved in doubt. 1t seems t1at Or
egon, where Grants msjority was 4Oo9,
ex- Senator Nesmith has 1000 Democratic
msiority for Congress; in California, where
Grants majority was 1892, Judge Nc
Kinstry has 5000 peoples majority; 10 low',
where Grants msjority was 6O,ST0, the
Radical Governor, Carpente-, is reelected
by about 10000; in Brooke county, West
Virginia, which gave Grant 90 majority,
Democrat was yesterday returned to the
Legislature; in Pennsylvania, where Grants
majority was 137,54S, the Republicans have
Judge Gordon by about $1,000 majority;
and in Ohio, where Grants msjorlty was
1881, the full returns may possibly cleo
ex-Gov. Allen by a small Democratic ma
jority to succeed Gov. Noyes."
The Republicans could not stand ont
more such s'walk over in each State"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-18

THE New York Herald published few
days ago what purported to be an interview
with ex- President johnson, which has been
pretty extensively republlshed. Mr.. John
son has since stated that no such conversa-
ton as reported took place, ard that, on Inc
contrary, be peremptorily refused to be in
terViewed.