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POMEROY.

OcU1prNTAL
pon,ro1v
F0WENofs
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senator Rorlk's spooc1a Exposing "old
Topeka, Kan, (Jan as pfspatch To the 81, 1ou, D,n.
oefat. N>
Tho following ia copy Of Senator Yor1s's
ination tho namo Of any man, have % short 10 tex OK
PLANTATION to maAo, rs Il concerns MI horo prog
Ont, and is Of great Import to tho State OF Kan
aas, preaent and f.,tnro desire the closo at,
what I have to aay. Two wooEs ago yoBtord.y,:
I came to Topokn, aound and earnest nuti-
pomcroy man 1thought That In l,ia defeat hid
tho Regeneration of the stato and party, and I
with tle nti-3Pomoroy element In the ,Loglsla-
ator pomeroy, IN eonnection with certnin woll-
assSea anSwn o s: M " f 9s f. sss sos fharses ad I'D
antl:pomoroy CAUCUS, = fow evenings S ago. whom ion
man, by tho nsrno OF Clark, exhibited S2,000i IN
twenty e-i,uf1droa-dollar bills, declaring that
ho had received tho Same from Mr. Pomeroy for
forged tho letter aud the signature thcroto.
had evidence as to tho truth Of those charges,
but Mr. pomcroy'a name having boon aasoclatod
with 30 many rumora Of q sImilnr nature made
dosiro to condemn h!r. Pomoroy without = hear.
Ing. Whom camo hero had heen waited upon
a5 various t,nes " friends o. mr.. pomoroy, who:
@ pun ~ ~ VIII algnn'on.5 n iaVor OF hla pfeoms
mons i tnesa dor ~ postt.on, ana attestatona or
MIN. Eaa asGed aeTefnl tlmes to have m inter-
yieW % WIN Mr.. tomoroy, and finally conaonted,
~ snls NV ~ XIV, s19n eouu laho plaeo IN tiio
r. t at,o .rasa,,no VIZ ~, ~ - a1 S AsSasr ~
9.;ed eaor;;s,nl,- ~ ~ ra5 H. iaat ~ ,,t G
upon Mr; II nP9moroy, and there there IN tue presence at
Captalh recN ana swo otnefs, nc hau prleI
a o'n. ~; ~, tio ~ ~ MI
pasa ku. ~. " n art ~ fattor nt,
you o. oaa yo9 hns wt5o eno m iSSegs W sagaea M,en
Yo1 Anao auu uiluvtgu ~ III Y. Eosp nnu nasu y,
ing feioronce &c oeItaln prGnss II ~ lnuan
aap ~ sepiy ~ hasae ~ w tae ~ aa1s's & ~ ~ -
9teWAlt, ahu oAe slSneu py sosg'e. els'ze1e "
,otas thnnat Im IL @ VIVA 4 to atos ~ , o
Whothes snoaent ~ ne "an tne antnos o. tne tet- %
tos. 1 t,ePlieu, Mk' ioIne.1s, ypu a1e tna
moss infamous acounarel tha9 ever
wa.Rea , 1no ear91 Ut sno ts Wolas
deiaiue1 man e., ,, 1nat eFet HI9ppeu
~ .'saa Masas -, eu ~ ,aaS III .nH fSe- p
view endoo, ana, as aupposeo az relaslons no.
tWoen i've hir. fomgroY e. ana myaol1; oas " aay OF
two afterwards vas importunea GO accord to
a IT, romosoy ptasato intesVaew: Al, az 1nls % tio
H. sit
% ins empoyed we'd to sss aaeuro r Pomoroye % rooleo
ion ano IL peeame us, ~ IL. ~ iay ~ oaf poMos'
70 clrcumyent tne o1nPl9yMens ot .lel1 Gp9-
suitsa VIII NV ssae1 NV .sas:u seAos ~ snsa
hoSemens, Messea. M snnpnon @ Tllbon, 'onnsun' ,a'
and upon their advice l ected. visited NJ.
fomefoys 81 fo2Ms III lho aarh anu aGcsot 1ecossoh
I oi.tne Iant doaee on 4lonuay n3gns, anu ~ tnas
ntoryiow ny I vote mas o Dsrgainea loEa considore-
non Of ~ ~ "nen "oto pau 10 mo
aoo PrSSm1bs Sn beoa on ta a9 IL b 1o IN thy
piosouGe "a 49, etnn aoa eao.o ooy au ~ ~ ~
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

The great popularity Of the Farmers
Anti Monopoly ticket will probably induce
the desperadoes Of the Guyer ring to get
up forged and fraudulent limitations of that
ticket for the purpose of saving some one
OF the ring candidates from defeat.
Friends Of the Autobiography ticket should
keep sharp eye TO these tricks and ex-
pose the fraud so that no man may be fool
ed by it. Grenell for Judge; LeQuatte
for Clerk Porter for Treasurer; and Ma
chs for School Commissioner, are the men.
Various tricks will be resorted TO by in
terested parties to defeat the Anti Monop-
oily candidates, such as printing wrong
headings over candidates names and thus
make people vote for a man for an Office
Tor which he is not candidate and TINS
deprive him of the vote for the Office for
which be is a candidate. Another trick
will be to insert some Republican candi-
date namein ticket headed Farmers An.
ti-Monopoly Ticket, and thus steal votes
from people unawares. All friends of the
Farmers Movement should be on the
watch constantly, all day, for these tricks,
and expose them loudly at the polls.
Grenell, for Judge.
LeQuatte, for Clerk.
Porter, for Treasurer.
Machin, for School Com'r.
That's the ticket
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
A Slovenly Practice,

The habit some people have Of emptying
their coal ashes and throwing old coal
buckets, paper straw, and other refuse
traps into the street ought to be stopped.
1t is punishable by fine, and we call upon
the police to watch for those who do it and
have them fined Take for instance. the
building Of Mitchell x Lynde. 1t is full
OF tenants, and every winter. on each side
Of it, there rises in the gutter and street
a mountain Of ashes aud litter, an un
slightly mass Of filth, an obstruction TO
teams and very dangerous to life and
limb. Buiords Block is almost as full of
occupants, but they have a back yard for
all this rubbish There are very many
other places about town just as bad as Nit
chell x Lynde's Block, but we instance
that one because it is the most public
The owners Of that building should provide
some place for their tenants to deposit
their rubbish and have it hauled away to
some dumping ground at regular intervals
The public have right TO demand that
their streets shall not be made the recep-
tacle Of such rubbish Let the CITY Mar
shall enforce the law without fear or favor
and have all persons fined who place any
rubbish in the cutters or streets.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
Law and Temperance.
The New York Post saws:

If anything has been demonstrated in
the political history of our state, it is that
the attempt to enforce the temperance re
form by political means is failure. The
question OF whether such ought to be the
case is altogether outside of the fact. The
fact remains, whatever may be thought of
it, and men as reasonable as those who are
laboring so earnestly for the suppression of
intemperance in our communities ought To
consider it.
The Boston Globe prints the following
statement from another paper, with 1ut at
tempting to deny it:
Boston has very stringent liquor law,
aud i, consequently, the most temperate
city ia the world There are but two
thousand bar rooms in the place. \ II
more than nine -tenths Of the people of the
city are ever drunk at one and the same
time
No amount of Law has yet availed to
make men temperate who did not wish to
be So Maine, New York and Massnchu-
setts have all tried it and failed, and it now
remains to be seen whether Iowa, Indiana
and Illinois will succeed 10 the same desper-
ate un dertaking
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
The Circuit Clerk of Jasper County Defaulter
and Fugitive.

From the Robinson tiIl.} Argus. Oct. %.
On Saturday last, Messrs. Fuller Nigh
and j. H. Haley passed through this
place, on their way to Palestine. to confer
with Judge Allen relative to the appoint
ment Of a successor to Ogden Mcneil. Cir
cult CLERK Of Jasper County, and also
Master in Chanoery having alb
sounded His defalcations 10 the Two Of
fees will, it is presumed, amount TO sever
al thousand dollars, but the exact amount
cannot be aseertained until the appoint-
ment Of Clerk and Master in Chancerv,
and an investigation Of the books and ma
pers belonging to those offices. We also
hear it reported that Monell had been
guilty OF forgery in addition to the appro-
prIatlon OF money to his own use belong
ing to other parties. which necessarily pass
ed through his hands in the public trusts
he held. Mcneil had held the Office of
clerk some two or three terms. and was re-
elected last fall Cy very small majority
Tor term OF four years more, and 10 the
transaction Of the business of his office had
made good clerk Watts, the late Conn.
ty Clerk Of Lawrence County, who default
ed, forged county orders, etc, had been in
office some four or five terms, and in the
business of his office was regarded as one
OF the best clerks in the State.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
Rowdy Conduct on Horse Cars.

1t has been held by certain persons that
policeman has no right to arrest
persons on a public conveyance, but
the Board OF Police ia Chicago has just
passed the following order.
The members of the police force are
hereby instructed that it will be their duty.
whenever any person shall be guilty Of dis
orderly conduct upon a street railway car.
arising from any attempt of conductor or
driver to enforce any lawful rule or regu-
latlon OF such Railway Company in relation
70 passengers. to arrest any and all per
sons guilty Of such dlsorderly conduct.
and take them before the Police Court, the
same as in all other eases where arrests
are made for disorderly conduct. 50
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
Next Years River Expenditures.

The estimates of the Chief of the Engi-
neer Corps for work on the Mississippi and
other Western rivers, for the year 1874, in
clude the following items:
Improving Rock Island Rapids, SIP
00t, improving the Des VI ines Rapids.
SS1J,UJOi preservation of the Falls OF ST.
Anthony ami the constructions Of a lock and
a dam at Neekers Island, Minnesota,
100000 each Improvement of the Min
nesota river $4,000; improvement of the
Upper Mississippi, $4,000, OF which $50.
GOD Is for new steamer To replace the
Caffrey, and the remainder TO meet the
current expenses Of the two steamers dur
ing the hses, year; Improvement Of the
lliinrl river, $4,000; for the improve
ment Of the Mississippi river from the Mis-
souri, to the Ohio River, $500, 600 im-
proyempnt nt the Usage river, Missouri
Arkansas, White. and St Francis rivers.
81 1000: Improvement of the Ohio, Mo-
uongahela, Great kahawa, and Wabash
rivers, 100000; Improvement Of the
Louisville and Portland Canal, S5U0,000;
Improvement of the Tennessee aud Cum
bertrand rivers, SS400DU; Improvement Of
the mouths OF the Mississippi at Southwest
Pass and Pass rOure, sl6o.OO0; remov-
ing the raft from Red River, $50. 600.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

To tie Editor Of the Courer-Journai:
we are pleased to Sc that Henry Ward
Beecher and some of the newspapers are
den0uncing that mean wretch, the PROD
gal son S brother If Prod gal Sons didn't
have brother to lay up something for
them aud take care OF the old folks how
would the ?. S. $ know where to 90 when
their money was gomez The fact that we
have homes to board at when we find ali
the other places closed against US is sootb-
ing to our sunny, generous natures in tha
hour OF lmpeeunioSlty Let all the papers
and all the preachers go for the Prod
gai Sons fathers oldest boy. What is
nome without a Prndigal Sons brother to
do the work? MANY PRODIGALS
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
Merchants and Business Men.

We are glad to hear that merchants anil
business men are awake to their interests
and will give hearty support to the Farm
ers' Anti Monopoly candidates. 1t IS upon
the Farmers that their prosperity depends
They are under no obligations to railroad
and transportation monopolies, Their in
terests lie with the Farmers. Whatever
contributes to the prosperity and success
of the Farmers, contributes to the prosper
ity of the merchants and business men
Let them sustain the Farmers Anti-Mo-
nopoly candidates if they would De sus-
tanned themselves Grenell, lie Quatte,
Porter and Machin are the men.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
Five Persons Killed nv Liphtninq

From the Blue Rapids Kan Times.
The quintuple death blow given to a
family residing on Swede Greek, last Tues
day evening, proved incorrect only as re
CARDS the name. 1t was not Augustus
Lawson, as stated, but a Mr.. Noleduist
AZ the time the storm came up he, with
his wife, two children. aud father, we're in
his new stone house The wind disturbed
the root, entirely removing it, we believe,
when the whole party took shelter in the
barn, This was struck by lightning, and
and the father, husband, wife and two
children were instantly killed. A span of
horses and cow were also killed. A near
neighbor, Charles Lawson, passing from
his house to his barn after the crash to see
if any damage had been done, observed
the fire bursting from Nolequist's barn.
On arriving there he was unable to re-
move the bodies, which became partly con
sumed BY the flames. The sad catastro-
phe occurred on the south fork of the creek
near the Randolph road, and in a south
east direction from town about 10 miles
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

Jonas Bear seems to have the right idea
abou; the present panic, last week he
bought heavy stock Of ready made cloth
ing, hats, caps, and furnishing goods, at
panic prices, he says about p per cent.
cheaper than he could have done two or
three weeks ago and the consequence is
that he proposes to let his customers have
the benefit of these bargains and thus enc
bic all who buy of him to save money. He
invites the public to call and be convinced.
27d6t.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

Depend almost wholly upon the prosperity
Of the farming interest for support, and
they will make great mistake if they aid
in defeating the Farmers Anti Monopoly
ticket Ii they would have home industry
thrive let them sustain the agricultural in
terest, as without prosperity to agriculture
no home manufacturing can prosper Gre
nell, LeQuatte, Porter and Machin, are
the candidates who ought TO win,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
"a lose IN TINE BE-

III "a stitch In time nine it is e, uaIly cor.
TAIN that se OF healthy tonic like Hos,.t,sr,s
stomach sitters taken at thi, Indictment g ason ~
the year may saw many an UNPLEASANT twinge A
dose, however, Is nat utfie ent The system sbor
Dc thoroughly ch ,rged with this genial veoetah,a
sumaian1 and inyig"raBt. Commence takng II,
WIN tne commeneem Mt of he atmosDherte chan.
es Wn1cn distinguish he winter from the autnmr
Ihereoy you viii avoid those disturbances III The
9isetuNe and secret We organs and those nainfnI
DISEASES u IN muscles and the nerves of sensation
Wnlcn 9iten render the peribd of the year which
snoulu De ne merriest, of D nance and dis
q4istude me extra Urinary Wig and regular ~
which ms exhliar ting orative impart rs III.
inVaiuaoie remedy for nervous debility cgnstipa.
los, INDIGESTION. torpidity of tie liver and inter
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
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Rock Island, Oct. Goth, 1878.


Know that when agriculture languishes
they have small employment and low
wages The prosperity of mechanics and
workingmen depends on the prosperity of
Farmers. Let them all stand by the Farm
ers' Autobiography candidates and help the
success Of the Farmers Movement, if they
would themselves thrive.
Grenell, LeQuate, Porter aud Maehin
are the men who should be elected
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
Job Printing.

Our political and personal friends
scarcely need assurance that all kinds OF
business printiug-circulars, bill-heads,
statements, posters, &c, &c.-cau be pro
cured in the best style, and at reasonable
rates, at THE ARGUS Job Rooms. Mr.
Jones understands that business better
than any other man in these parts Gases
and briefs done to the satisfaction of the
legal fraternity. Pamphlets etc, printed
In the neatest manner.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
Use Renne s Pain Killing
M "a S1c Oil.
~ Woks liz 4 Charm ,

This Is an honest. good medicine. and has been
tested for number of years a used by famil es
and individuals, ana i well liked and found to be
safe 10 Use and sure TO cure pain TRcE 1t costs
mort 10 make II than il does common liniment hui
II does more good and Il cleaner and safer to use
Try Reune's Pain Killing Magic Oil for Headache
Try Renne's Pain Killing Ma ic Oil for Catarrh
ry Renne's Pain hiliing Magic Oil for Neuralgia
Try Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil for Seiafa
Thy Renne,s Pain Killing Magic oil Tor Sprains
Try kenRe'= ain killing Magic Oil for Sore hroat
Fry Renne's Pain Killing Magic oil for Cramps
Suppo You try II for Dog or at bite
Suppose you try it tor Frozen Feet or Ears
oppose you Try it for Rasty Nail Wound.
suppose You try ii ior Bruise or Strain
Suppose yo try it for olson with wv
suppose you ~ it for Fits and Spasrns
Suppose you try it Tor cid in the Back
il wont hurt you. Renne's Magic OH never hurt
anybody. Mix il with Molasser for culd; m Y II
with wa er for sore eyes II you use it fo earache
DON'T p any cotton in The ear. Get the genuine
VIM kENNE a SONS. manufacturers, Pittsfvgd
Mass
he tder, call for it where you trade Sold in
Rock istand BY John Beings and E Brueuart
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC X. X.
n B-All trains in or out Of Rock Island run by
CHICAGO tma--except the Peoria trains, whlch run
by Toledo time. Chicago time Is about ID minutes
and Toledo about II minutes faster than ROCK ISL
and time.
Express and Mail, leavess GOA m. and 10 As p. M
Accommodation, leaves NJ 4:i5 p. m.
GOING WEST
Express and Mail, leaves 5;45 a. IN. and 6i5 p m.
AccoMMoDATIoS TRAIN.
Arrives at Bureau junction, S;l5 IN.
Leaves Bureau Junction, 6:l5 a. III.
Day Express and Mail leaving Rock Island al
500 a. m., connects at Bureau Junction Tor feorlh
1885 p. IN. arrivingat Peoria ato;Uo y. M,
Night Express leaving Rock Island at lO;l5 p m
connects At Bureau Junction for Peoria NJ S'vV am
arriving NJ Peoria NJ 5:26 a. m. -
This road connects AZ West Liberty with the
X & NJ X. H. for Burlington and keOkuk south
and for Austin and st. Paul, north.
Connects going east at G. b. q a. Crossing 10
Al La sale, with Illinois Central r. r. for Mendotu
AT Ottawa, with Fox River Valley X. H. for Aurora
At Joliet with c., A a ST. L. X. X.
Al Englewood, with Lake shore X. H. and p, III
W. 4 q. K X.
At Chicago, with all diyerging railways.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.R.
Passengers for Kansas, LeAyenworth and int
Mediate points on this Road, take westward OF
OF the Chicago, II. l. q Pacific Il. X arr =,
Leaycnworth at 1000 a. m. and at II ~ D. H. H.
Connecting al Davenport, with ID. 4 =, =, m
for Do VIII and MaquoketA. = N. X. X
At Columbrs Junction, with n o. Paul, north,
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Fallr Lt5. -,,.....
and Burlington and keokqi m S1T'pst 'r X
At Ashland, with Des N0SA' huuy'hAe' SrihneH
okuk, OttumWa, ~ ..-. q. =,
and Dec Moines. TN Mhsoau n IL
Al hickman wiitI. q ST. 10. X. X,
Az Cameron 9TH ST. l.. a ~ DO. X. r.
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Excursion on the c.R.IkP.R. r.

The requisite number from this place
having made application for Tickets to the
Chicago Exposition the C. r. |. 4 p RR.
will on Monday, Nov Sd, sell tickets to
Chicago at Excursion Rates. Fare round
trip including ticket to Exposition 81 So.
This is positively the last opportunity that
will be offered to visit Chicago during the
Exposition at reduced rates.
A. Il. LYFoRD, Ticket Agent.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29


This statement receives special signi6.
canoe from the two following extracts
from the National Banking law, which can
be found respectively in Sections 90 and S.:
That the total liabilities to any assoeia-
ton of any person, or Of any company cor
poration, or tirm, for money borrowed in
Guiding in the liabilities of a company or
tirm the liabilities of the several members
thereof, shall at no time exceed one tenth
part of the amount Of the capital of such
association actually paid in.
That every President, Director, Cashier
Teller, Clerk, or agent OF any association
who shall embezzle, abstract, OF wi.Ifullv
misapply any Of the moneys funds, or
credits of the association shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon con
viction thereof shall be punished by i'm
prisonmeut not less than five nor more
than ten years
But if Mr Henry D. Cooke is to be call
ed to strict accountability under the law
(which is very doubtful), what shall De
done with Ugh Government official who.
in spite ofthe prohibition by law, authorized
the deposit Of more than 100000 in this
same National Bank ,yittom securttgs
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS writes to us
and wants US to give definition of a Jour
nailst. We VIII do SO with pleasure. A
journalist is man who spends some of the
best days OF mis- life 10 comforting reputa-
tons upon others and getting none him
self Exchanges please CONFEDERATION
A very good definition, but there is some
encouragement in knowing that this sort
OF thing" is gradually changing. The
newspaper is not as much like free
horse" as it used to be. There is getting
tn be such thing as giving as well as re-
ceiving. Chicago Journ0
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
LOCAL COLUMN.

RosADAIls is used in the practice OF, Asa
u"fsed BY some of the leading Physicians throesa
out the land They are induced TO do this from H.
iaet mat Its formula is published around each boz
'ie' so that the physician knowing its component
parts and being already acquainted with thei,
properties, prescribe it with all confidence
- NIcHoLAsvILLE, KY, Feb, IT, 1890
+ "ehfiemen:-l have seen the effects of ..Rosadal
= Oh pallente In my own practice, and take plea
sure In attestng to Its merits as yer, powerfti al
eerative In cases of Scrofcla, Rheumatism Sec.
ohoaFy syphilis &c, always recommend 1t.
very truly, yours j. s. SPARKS NJ ID
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2qd4t&w

BANKRUPT SToCK OF JEwELRY FOR
SALE. - Having purchased the bank
rupt stock of watches, clocks, and jew
elry, belonging tn the late firm Of Edwards
X Bro, wish to say to the public that for
to-day and tomorrow it will be offered at
far less than the original cost east, at the
old stand On Illinois street Persons wish
ing TO purchase anything in that line should
not let this opportunity for getting goods
at almost nothing pass,
W. Fl. LUNDY.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

POSITIVE closing out sale at Msf cost
Goods must be sold regardle'barpains
Come early and secure vi December
Goods not sold by the Ism
will be disposed of by a. MAY BRos.
lO-4d3m
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

Don't fail to procure MRS WINsLoW.s sooTH-
ING sfRuP for all diseases incident to the period
% teethlng ID children II relieves the child from
pain cures wind collie regulates the bowels and Inv
giving relief and health to the child gives rest to
the mother. Be sure and call for
=, MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
for safe by all drnggis $. So dmwf8na
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

Jonas Bear clothing and gent s furnish
ing store is celebrated for keeping good
goods, and selling at fair prices, Depot
for Racine trunks. 5-7dtt
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.ther---To-D Day.

ms shows the temperature
The folledUs OFFICE to-day, as in.
at THEv thermometer:
dlcatei above zero. IL M3T : above zero
IA A9 - 3PM.Ss
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

LosT.-Au ivory handle Smith 4 Yves,
ton revolver, with name of owner engraved
thereon. A reward of S. will be given for
its return to this office.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

OFFICIAL PAPER.

Genuine Clam Chowder, from fresh shell
clans, at Devere's restaurant tomorrow.
Served by the plate or quart.
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DIED

COUGHLiN-Iu Peru, Illinois. October ~. 1871.
| Of Rock Island, ny feS'usnt