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Why Have Catarrh /?

nave ha1 Catarrh or two years and have had
Az tr"hly- arising from il, such "a dropping from
ti' head -uru throat, etc. II troubled more in the
moFnlH- tAau al any time. it would be some half
sour hriorr | could breath freely. The dropping
Tom ms bead has ceased, and in the morning |
layv uu trouble about breathing which Is a great
rehri Co. me. and feel as free from it as ever did
/ have taken two bottles. Yours respectfully.
MRS II. !. TIRRELL.
CUraur'nucs Honsa, Gofstown \ Il
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it is thankless job to labor for President
whose friends are made up of those only
who have brides to give.-Bursdu Co. Tn
bUUe
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Flower Stands.

CONVENIENT, ORNAMENTAL AND DURA-
" Die. Made upon casiors and hold from 20 TO 81
never pnt~ wire fencing esHecials adapted for III
HslOh trHSe III an utCe, Tor front Yards lawns and
cemeteries, when durable Il nana~ume fence l.
required wire counter ratings for uiBcrs and banks
landscape and inquired ornamental wire window
-creenr Tor windows, for Offices and banks Copper
weather vance; sand -Crenes. fuuudery riddles iron
nrass ana copper wire galvanized ciothcs line wire
h1i cages, wire cloth aEd wire work of every de
seripon madc TO order and safely to any part Of
lhe country wholesale and retail send for price lists
r. T RNCM
Proprietor Detroit Wire WORKS Ifs Woodward Az
enhe. hetroit, Mich. may26dmwfdEW1y
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" hat Leading Druggist thinks Of the
Constitutional Chtarrh Remedy

CoNCoRD. N H Oct 81 1870.
MEs~E-- LLNrLEFIEL-D X HAYES Il take pleasure
IN teS'I'vIns to the superior medical properties Of
your Institutional Catarrh Remedy. II has af-
tOToca me much relief during the time have nsed
II. ana checrtuHy recommend il TO all who are
afflicted with diseases Of Catarrhal origin. Re
-pecJtulig yours.
GEO. F. TNDERHILL. Druggist
For sale by Emil koeher, Druggist, Rock Island
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Letter-Carrier, Boston Highlands, Ma

Sold by all Druggists at $1.0O yer bottle. Mann.
featured by DIR. KENNEDY, 100 Warren street.
Roxbury, Mass. s.ldiy
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For the Cure of rheumatism,

F"E Colds. determinations, or Tishfncss OF the
'h"-i. % gives -urr and speedy relief
For Diptheria. Group Whoopinc Cough and
scar Fever, tu not fan tJ use about the Throat
and lun--. II ba- never failed I'm these dreadful
complaints.
For any located Pains such aS Headache Tooth
ache ,-lmp, and the Crirk IN the Back: also Mer-
'irlA lamrue-- and Contracted Muscles or Lame.
ur-- uhlu, the Back and shoulders
Fo- Euru- and scnidz a. e extracts the nrr al.
most iu-tIu lg.
u iuAlun'F cures Fcl0u- Bruises and Sprnfns
aua al. Flesh Wounds also Mump- Agu. in the
br'a-L 'HAppnd Hands and Lips, tOrn-. Chilhlains
1r Frosted Limbs. Iudamsd Ewes sting oi Bee
Bite Of Dogs, and all poisonous wounds
For liomorrhoid- or Piles and liberated sores,
81 ha- no equal
Also warranted to cur the most ol=tiDate
" "Hnt- ~grhtrhe-, Wmdgall- and Sprain- upon
Hor-e-r or Fug' in rhc feet " cattle
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WATCH Buyer Affection

These watches have Equilibrium cscapements chro-
nOmOter balances, exposed ruby pallets Beruuet
hair springs. and fan ruby jewelled. and combine
all modern Improvements in watch making.
These watches were awarded the Grand Prize al
the Paris Exposition OF 1861 for the best perform
ance and greatest accuracy in adjustment and can
be warranted 10 perform with the same degree OF
regularity as those made by the best manufactnr-
ers of Europe and America.
full assortment constantly on hand for sale nv
QCINGHER hRUGLER. - Maiden Lane, fup
stairs New York. Only wholesale agents for the
manufacturers. 6-lSdIy
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ESTABLISHED IN Is5a.-Ffve hundred thousand
people througbout [. $ and Canadas- harr nd
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THE GREAT FREacH REMEDY.

DELAMARRR'S SPECIFIC Pills.
Prepared By J. GARANCsEEE,
No 2I4 Ruo Lombard. Pa:is-
These pills are highly recommended ~ he entire
Medical Faculty OF France a the vegy basl remedy
ia all cases of SrerrnatNrrhdaa. Seminal Wax
ness Nightly. Daily or PTsnsufHTs E,l-sious, sex
uai Weakness or InIDotsHcy; NeakIleas artsiuEtrom
Secret and Sexual EVeessns. FrfrafiJH o. he
Genital Organs; Weak spine DernsJs IN the UliHs,
and all the CHASTITY train Of Diseases arising from
Ovsrues or Excasses. They cure whom ali othrrreU-
elies ftl Pamphlet of Advice III ea n box. Or W III
be sent Free to any address. Prirr 81 Per Box.
sent bv mail securely ssHie ol Q 2 rcsfto71 on
receipt Of price. OSCAR G.. MOSES. IS GoRTLASDf
ST.. EEw YoRE, Sole General Agent io- America.
HTnOxAS 20 aud smith a on
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MASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM

possesses this combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances With their basamic medic
nal properties it be taken At any time and IN.
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
% While IL promptly and efIeetuaIv arrests irri-
taton Of the air passages and the lungs, and rapsdy
relieves cough. Il renders them further assistance
mucous, and al the same time imparts strength and
Eigor 60 the whole system
sold BY all Druggists and Apothecsries throughout
the New England States.
r ui satD Ia n island hV
JOHN BENGSTON
K. BRUENERT,
SMITH & BONSEY
EMIL kGuLER
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POSITIVE WARRANTY.


The Public arr requested 20 try d. and n It does
not answer the recommendation. return IL 70 the
Agency. bottle half used, and receive your money
again.
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'IHE OH AMRION

81 SeC'afed 10 be the simplest. the most effective
aud the only always reliable Sc acting Fire Fxtn
gnlsher IN use II is an entirely new invention
ne ittieIs patent all issued within the present
S.ar IL II therefore Tree from the detects of all
nlheF IRE ekiingulshers before the public The in
Ventor OF the CHAMPION. Mr.. j. q Van ITynr
iaaSine NM many years exp rience in Introducing
'haMfioN greatly super or 10 ali others
Corporations and individuals DESTROYS OF project
Inc the CHAMPION on WHEELS viii ao0 Ter nr
nose. with hook aud ladder attachment IL has
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WAVERIY. TIOGA CO..............NEw YORK
- Whcrr all orders by mail or otherwise will
De- promptly attended 10. For sale by all Drug
gi-t- IN Rock Island 4-iTdif
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON THE BREAKFAST LUNCHEON, DINNER AND sur
PER TABLE,
LEA & PERKINS worcestershire
Sauce

JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York.
iO-tTdtts&wty Agents for the o. s
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BY USING pENsAMsIcrs

Made by F II. BUTLER & co. Lowell Mass mud
SOFA oy all Druggists. Price % cts s.IsdttswIv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
OUR LIFE OF TOLL.
BY FULLER-wALKER, NJ. d.

BY FULLER-WALKER, NJ. d.
What profit hath man
OF all his labor under the sun,
Who wearies with hi- plan,
And feels hope vanish ere ii is done!
All things are fun Of toll
And IN much wisdom there is much grief
The best of men must moil
The wheat grows ripe for the threshers sheaf
SO we build not on sand,
But fix our faith on things eternal;
Our human work shall stand,
Until this life becomes supernal.
The golden clods of earth
Shall reckon as so much treasure there,
Though life were full from birth
OF shadow'd days and heart-corruding care.
We go to seek our strength,
Like brook born fish in infinite sea-
The soul of man at length
Shall fly these earthly bounds and be free.
Christian Union.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20
A Big Blow.

LAST evening, while the chief engineer
of lung-tester was expatiating upon the
benefits to be derived from the free use Of
his instrument IA cadayerous individual
stepped out Of the crowd and remark cd 10
him:
"Mster, do you think it would help me
any to blow into that CAM"
eyes, sir; certainly; it would expand
your chest, give elasticity TO your lungs
and lengthen your lite. Why, you'd soon
be able to blow 500 pounds and win the
s. prize"
"Why, does fellow get s. when he
blows that many pounds?'
Eyes, sir; wouldn't you like TO make
trial." with a knowing wink to the
crowd
81 don't care if | do, said Greens,
walking around and planking down a
dime Of the greasy shinplaster sort
Then taking the mouth-piece in his
hand he made ready. He opened his
mouth until the hole in his face locke
like drydock for ocean steamers, and
began to take il wind. The initiation was
like that Of the Graphic balloon, but not
so disastrous That fellows chest began
to grow and distend until he resemblcd
point he put the mouth. piece to his lips
and blew with such force that his eyes
came out and stood around on his check
bones to see what was the matter-but
that can-top went up like a fash, and the
needle of the indicator spun around like
the button on a country schoolhouse
door, until it stood still at 800 poundsl
The crowd cheered, and the keeper Of
the can paid over the S. in stamps with
muttcr Of astonishment But Greens
pocketed them coolly and turning to the
spectators, said:
Look here, gents, that amt nothing to
dc at all for man who has been a bugler
in a deaf and dumb asylum for seven
years, ike me lh--Ne1o Orleuns Herdld
Little Cortland County, \. T., during
the past year received from the sale Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20

Mansfield, the celebrated statistician,
has demonstrated that within the LAST
twelve years the money value OF the an
nual yield OF farm products in Ohio has
increased fifty millions of dollars, and
that the producing capacity of the farms
has increased. The inference il that the
farmers OF Ohio have made great progress
IN business management, ana have, while
realizing good profits, kept their farms
up to the standard Of fertility.
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TO CORREsPOSDENTy.

All communications for this paper should be ac
tonlpanied by the name of the author not necessa
riy for publication, but evidence of good faith
on part of writer Write only side of the
paper. Be particularly careful In giving names and
dates have the and figures plain and distinct
Proper often difficult TO declpher. because
of the careless manner in which they are written.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-11-20

Little Cortland County, n T., during
the past year received from the sale Of
butter alone the sum Of 81 100000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-08

and 1 don't know that have done any
thing 10 offend you, sir" Some othel
person short distance of raised his hand
and shook his fist at me, saying something
/ could not understand; because my driver
started the horses. AS we went around
the corner from Magazine street, heard
u shot, and simultaneously felt the pas
sage Of shot by my neck.
Reporter-The reporters had h that
YOU were shot 10 the neck.
Mr.. Kellogg-Well, tho reason Of that
Is that when the ball passed / involunta-
ri!y raised my hand 10 my neck. The
driver was driving pretty fast, and l said
TO him, "be careful and don't run into that
drsy.". IspOke pretty sharp TO him, and
| really was not conscious that a pistol
was aimed at me until lielt tlngliDg,
Reporter-You then went wherep
AIr. Kellogg-Just as soon as he drove
on Camp street said "don't drive 80 fast" !"
and he drove comparatively slow round
10 the 81. Charles Hotel.
Reporter-I heard that you went to
tho ST. Charles hotel and procured close
carriage and had fifteen policemen 10
come up hero rs . bOdy.gusrd.
N. KellOgg-That Is not 80. Twas Of
the hotel some time talking to River until
came up here with Capt. Flanagan In
tho carriage that is now standing at the
door.
Reporter-Then suppose Mr. Kel-
logg that is all you know Of the affair.
Mr. KellOgg-That is all l know, but l
have been told since that tho person who
accOsted me was ar. Rsuley.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7-The REeaylnsS
Iberia special says: A sharp engagement
took place to-day at ST. Martinsville.
The police, about 2:l5P. N, mad0 a sortio
from tho town and attacked the forces Of
Col. De Blanc, who lell back before
them. The police hIed both solid shot
and shell from their cannon, but without
effect. They advanced about mile and
a half beyond the town and made a stand,
hut rclreated, after a brisk skirmish, be-
fore the advancing forces Of Col. De
Blanc.
BRAsHIER, May 1.-THE United States
troops are are still here, quartered in the
railroad depot. They expectt 10 leave to.
morrow with the agreement that no Met
ropolitans shall have transportation with
them.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-Whlle Mr..
Kellogg was narrsting the incidents Of his
escape quite a number Of persons dropped
in, having heard the flying rumors, and
when he closed his story they stepped for.
ward and congratulated him. DR.. Kel-
logg, Judge Howell aud Others OF Kel.
logg's adherents were among those who
fret offered their congratulations.
From the statement ot an eyewitness,
the young man who fired the shot was
about three PAGES behind the carriage as
1t turned into Natchez street, followed by
a loud and jeering crowd. It penetrated
the back OF the carriage. The man was
well dressed, very quiet and very collected.
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Tho Font WAYNE Election. .

Fr. WAYNE, May 7-The contest on
yesterday over the city election was one
Of the most exciting for many years. The
Republicans had no ticket in the field
but supported the Independent Demo
cratic ticket which was not put be-
fore tho people until Monday morn
ing for the position OF Treasurer.
There was no opposition and each
party elected two. Of'the remaining can.
dldates, Colonel Z0llinger, Democrat, was
elected by q majority oi 933, which is
about 700 less than the majority Of the
last State election. Freeman, Democrat,
was elected by majority Of 6l3. There
was q desperate contest over the City
Marshall, hut the Independents elected
Kelly by 40 majority, and steup, for As
SCISSOR, by majority Of / lL250. In two
Democratic wards Independent council
men were elected.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, May 7.-Stokes received
the news Of the refusal for q now trial by
the Supreme Court with Indifference
merely saying to his father who was with
him: "They denied me now trial. My
case will now 60 TO tie Court OF Appeals.
The 4Sth annual meeting OF the Ameri'
can Tract Society was held to-day. Re
ceipts of the year from sales 1920 SS7, and
from donations $l10,s73i balance in the
treasury $2l ,09l; distribution Of religious
works, 70, 900 900 pages.
Resolutions OF sorrow at the death OF
Bishop McIlvaines, its late President,
were adopted.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year include Justice Strong, Of the United
States Supreme court, President; Bishop
Johns, OF Virginia, Vice President, in
place Of Bishop Eastburn, deceased; Val
entine G. Hall, Fred. Marquade, Lucius
HOPKINS and Rev. John Hall, Vice Presi-
dents; and Henry A. 0aklY, Auditor.
Publishing, distributing and finance COM
mitties we're also chosen.
The American Female Guardian Socle.
ty held It's Both annual meeting to-day, at
which report was read showing the re-
ceipts of the year 10 be $S3, 1888, and ex-
penditures $40, ,00S.
In the Bleakley trial tho defence closed
to-day with the evidence Of the prisoner,
ex-Mayor Hall summing up in his behalf
Taintor, the delaulting cashier ot the
Atlantic Bank, will be arraigned before
Judge Benedict on the 18Th inst, on an
Indictment charging him with delrauding
the bank.
James E. Hayes, manager of the
Olympic Th2atre, died of brain fever TO-
day.
There was q hearing before Judge Nc
Con In Brooklyn to-day on the motion to
vacate the order Of arrest Of Henry O
Bowen at a libel suit ot Thomas W,
Field. Decision reserved
Mrs. Sidney Smith, Of Freeport, Z. /.
died there on Monday from chloroform
administered by Dr.. Hammond for the
purpose Of extracting teeth.
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DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE
CHASE. -

He IL Frustrated by a Stroke o.
ApopleXy In New York Tuesday
Evening and Dies Yesterday Morn
ing.
NEW York, May 7.-Chict Justice
Chase was yesterday attacked by apo
plexy in this city and died this morning
at ten o'clock at the residence Of his
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Hoyt, No. 4 Wes'
43rd street. His two daughters, Mrs
Hoyt and Mrs. SpraguO were present,
Flags at HaIf-M0St.
The flags upon the City Hall, Custom
House and other public buildings, hotels
and newspaper offices are at half.maSt to.
day out of respect to the memory OF the
late Chief Justice Chase.
NEW YORK, May 7-Evening.-The
death of Chief Justice Salmon 2. Chase
has caused general griet throughout the
city. The flags on the City Hall, princi-
pal newspaper offices and many private
buildings are displayed at hslfmast. The
Chiet Justice came on here Saturday
evening TO visit Mrs. N. Hoyt, his daugh-
ter. He was in unusually good health
and spirits. This favorable state ofthings
continued, but yesterday morning at ten
o'clock, as the servant sent to call him to
breakfast, on entering his room, found
Mr.. Chase in state OF stupor. Mrs. Hoyt
was Immediately summoned, and the
servants were despatched for medical
aid. When the physicians arrived
the uncOnsciousness was found to have
resulted from theTecurrence OF paralysis,
Of which, he has had several strokes. All
efforts TO revive him proved uuavailiDg,
and it was evident that his vitality was
ebbing away. Governor Sprague sud his
wife, the daughter OF Judge Chase, were
summoned, and arrived in the city last
evening. His two daughters remain
ed by his bedside, until at three
o'clock this morning, he bresthed his
last. He remained totally unconscious
from the time his condition was discover.
ed until the end. The news Of the death
OF The Chief Justice was not received In
the United States buildings, until near the
time Of adjournment OF the Us. Circuit
and District Courts, and as the report
was not considered absolutely certain,
no motion was made 10 adjourn either
court, 1t being deemed eXpedlent 10 post
pone making such motion until the re-
port was confirmed.
Rumor around the U. s. Court build
ings names ex.Judge and ex.U s. District
Attorney Edwards Pierpont as the prob
able nominee Of President Grant 10 fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of
Chief Justice Chase, but tho political
friends Of Senator Conkling are very con.
fident that he will be the successor OF
Judge Chase.
All the evening papers contain obitua-
ries eulogislic Of the integrity, ability and
spotless character Of Chief Justice Chase.
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SPAIN.

New YoRK, May IA letter from
Spain says the CGrlist army In Navarro
number $500 men, one thousand being
unarmed or armed with pixies only. The
remainder are well armed with superior
rifles. Besides these and cooperating
with them are twenty-five bands, amount
ing 10 2,259 men. Orders have been
given by Don Carlos 10 shoot the Cure oil
Santa Cruz, owing to his excuses and
cruelty, but as he confines his operations
10 the mountains 1t Is not thought likely
that either the Republicans or Carlists
will capture him.
MADRID, May 7.-Don Alphonso and
his band are surrounded near IquRlada,
and 1t Is thought they will surrender.
LISBON, May 7.-Figuero La Sardoal
and other political refugees have arrived
here from Spain.
BAYoNEE, May 1.-THE CArllsts lost 90
killed and 20 prisoners In their attack q
few days since on the town Of Vera, In
Naverre. 1t Is reported that the Com
missary General OF the Carlist forces has
sbsconded, taking with him all the cash
on hand,
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LATEST NEWS.

The widow Of the late Major Gen.
Wool died Wednesday, aged SO.
The New York Supreme Court has
given decision denying the motion for a
new trial In the case Of Stokes.
The rate of discount In the Bank Of
England has advanced ons.halt per cent,
and is now At per cent.
The failure ofFowler & slocum, dry
goods importers, at New York, Is an
nounced. Liabilities about 100000.
Five car loads OF United states inian.
try passed through st. Louis Wednesday
onroute for the seat Of the Modoc war.
"A Catholic Abstinence Union for New
Hampshire Is now organizing at Man.
chester.
-Four.hundred pavement laborers are
now on strike In Orange, N. J and the
contractor has asked for protectionNior
his property.
"A dispatch from Peoria, Ills, dated
Tuesday says Secretary Of War Belknap
has been Spending the day here, he LETT
for Keokuk, Iowa, this afternoon"
"A Boston dispatch says that Rev.
Kennett Campbell has been found guilty
\ on the complaint Of Miss Howell, with be.
ing the father OF her illegitimate child.
Col. John W. Foster, minister to
Mexico, lett Evansville, Ind, last evening
for his official post accompanied by his
family.
Rev. ]. Fletcher Williams, minister
Of the N. E. Church South, who
was tried for bastardy on the Sd Inst, In
a church near Loretto, Marion county,
KY, was found guilty and expelled.
"A German named Ferdinand Wei.
denhof was run over by an engine and
instantly killed, In the yard Of the P. &
Q. Railroad Company at Indianapolis
Wednesday afternoon.
Only three Of the crew of the ship
Tennys0n which foundered at sea on the
Cd oi February were saved, including
VIM. Noyes, second mate. They doated
for eight days on pIece OF the wreck.
"A dispatch from Pesth announces a
shocking railway accident near that city,
It Is reported that 81 persons were killed
outright aud 40 injured. Some oil them
are supposed to be fatally. Six carriages
were completely demolilhed.
"A lettet from Orangesburg, South
Carolina, states that Capt. Gallagher, sta.
toned there fatally shot discharged
soldier, who while drunk invited the
Captain 10 take q drink and on the latter
declining slapped him In the face.
According to a Washington special
negotiations are progressing there 10 turn
over lands granted by Texas 10 the per.
sons who purchased Elpaso bonds, and
relieve General Fremont from the iudR.
ment oithe French Court.
The steamship Atlantic has been
completely blown up. Fourteen bodies
were recovered on Sunday and Monday,
Very few valuables were found. The
blowing up Oi the steamer is considered
as injurious, The New York wrecklng
company, 1t Is said, will be heavy losers.
The people Of Newburg, N. Y, arc
much exercised now over an order Of the
School Board closing the colored public
schools and assigning the pupils among
the schools now used exclusively for the
white children. There are apprehenslons
Of general withdrawal Of white children
from the schools.