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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-21

They are all three 20 be taken at the same time
They cleanse the stomach, relax the liver and put 1t
to work; then the appetite becomes good; the food
digests and makes good blood the patient begins
to grow in Aesh the diseased matter ripens in tho
lungs and the patient outgrows the disease and gets
we'll. This is the only way to cure Consumption.
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ID. l.. PurVis.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

| SUPREME COuRr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
ias iss 49, 49, ~ is 49, 1882
SUPREME CoURT-ClRCUIT-Part Held by
Judge Barrett-Nos as9, goo, So5, s7l ssI,s, sSs.
'' sur PREF s1 CouRT-Part 2-Held by Judge Van
1894, IT'S. 712, 1852.
SUPREME c3TnTmcMA Us,nn by Judge
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL ERM-Part Held by
Judge sedgwick1Nos 2SlA 2S4s; ae4l. 2eaS
2l59, 470, 22O5, 2Os9, 1875, 2l4s.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 2-Held BY
Judge osS l4s sl os 15S 1854
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Hed by
Judges Freedman, Curtis and Van vorst.-Nos.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM.-Held by Judge
c. Day.-Nos. to % inclusive.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge j. F. Day.-Nos. 612, 613, 1917, 1889, 1858,
1860, 1885, 1894, $685. 1881, as, $50, 900, 972.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL fERM-Rart 2-Held by
2il8 2O6s 2O44, 2i25, 2o57, 2llO 1852 2O77, 2iOi.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Howland:-Nos. 1907, 24o4, 1907, 2l16 2ll2,
2O9s 1890, 1881, 259s, 1856, 26lo esq., 1894, 1880,
2242 2el4 1645, zoos, 1870, 1885, 1865, 224o. 2o7o
Judge spaulding-Nos, 21bl, 22sl, 2l77, 1914 ls46,
22y5 259s 1927, 25a9, 2l67, 25o4, 22sl, 2so3 23o5
paa7 .o9a M ro o1ds 1o5
1885, 2o26 1880, 2lse, 2osl, 1870, 1lSe, 1870 22oe
1898, 2600 2154.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Part Held by
Recorder Hackett. Thomas j.. Guern burglary
larceny and receiving stolen goods: William Nor
genstein, Philip Herts and John Meehan, ielonious
Donnelly, larceny and receiving stolen goods;
Charles HaIlock, Thomas Power and Henry Enger.
hansen, grand larceny; henry Raab and Mark
Abrahams receiving stolen goods Nicholas Pen
der, concealed weapons Part 2-Hed by Judge
aWa roee
els HefYerman, John Kelly and John Rafferty,, grand
larceny and receiving stolen goods; stephen b..
Isaac and Joseph Schwend, receiving stolen goods
Jonn Arnold, August Bergman anu Charles Ber-
dat, assault and battery; John Mcdonnell. petit
larcpDy
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

G Rs
,,, N1 ss,l onrIE s =, A Ss, e. 1s7S
so Gdssd 10 BALE.
gross Exports soasfwise, 222s Sales 30; last
Cotton quiet; piadpss, &c. Net receipts 70 bales
SAVANNAH, August e. 1873.
Cotton barc middngs, Ike Net receipts, lls bales
Stock 95l.
Cotton quiet Net 50
Spirits Of tuEpsntine steady At Sc Resin quiet at
hard ana s. s. for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady
and higher sales q No; white Michigan at 81 q;
tsnbcr la No red !ss: No Do s spot tor Or
s So amber nj. ncis ssfssd fair
~ Is 81
firmer and higher to BUFFALO, &C. to oswesos Sc
S.,Ss.
snd %bs sS ana Oss Ss S so1n OO -four
Flour in good demand sales Of $500 bbs at 81 for
ss Spsns = sa salss
81 bushels s% at sfasAqe e.
tS5 SIS = 81 milling. SIS
SIC to New York lumber So Is to the Hudson 81 Is TO
New York Railroad ireighsr 70 Phsdephis 69c
cepts $4,000 feet of lumber Shipments-l500 bbls
-four, 1857 900 feet of lumber.
BUFFALO, August %, 1873
Lake and rail imports for the last twentyour hours
oats 42OO Canal shipmentsWheat 49, 1853 bushels;
corn 35S 495 do. oats 60e4 do. Rail expors-Wheat,
5,4U bushels; corn, 5f9,0 do. oats 42lz2 do Canal
-Four aust Western spring So % 81 bakers, 81
amber Winter, 81 so IS 50; white Winter, 80 80 rs.
Wheat in light demand; sales made public; quoted
SSsa no pTsf si M Michigan SG
Corn firm; sales of 10000 bushels prime NO lat 4sc
24OOO do rejected iOc 45c Oats quict salesof 1900
bushels No 2 Western at s6hc Barley malt scarce
81 Is Prpvisions-Mess pork dull shortcut pork, sl7 a
Sl7 90 Hams l3c. per h. sacked, 4c. shoulders &c.
sacked. loo breakfast bacon 9ac 10Hc. Dried beef
SIG ST. Beef tongues So doxen Lard, Sac Size,
In tierces; 9i4c. u 91ac., in Kegs
Flour steady. Wheat excited and prices higher but
irregular closing at cent off the best prices the day
sales Of No Spring at 81 2saSl M 30 do closed a.
0sk seller all the year No. do, $ll0 rejected Soc c
Corn firm and in fair demand at 39tc a3<c for mixed,
cash seller August 1870 &C seller September t05tc
sszc 4oc Oats advanced and IN fair demand al n ssc
%c Rye steady At Csc. Tor No. 2. Barley excited and
prices higher !; but irregular and unsettled n. Fa
cash seller September strong at 81 u bid No Spring
9Oc spot Provisions steady Pork sold at SIG l2 SIC Is
spot IS SIS % seller September Lard steady at re
Bacon quiet and unchanged Bulk meats quiet and
unchanged Freights firm and corn TO Buffalo
S Ss Uur SSsnes wSsa do corn
Zoo S bbs iour, 600 bushels Wheat, oJo Do corn
27,0O0 do. oats and l,6UO do. barley.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, August 23, 1s73
Sugar IN active demand and prices have advanced.
Nos 10 to IL Dutch standard, II ia reals per arrobe
Nos Is to 90 Dutch standard, l2 lSA reals molasses
vado mixed reals per key Muscovado sugar Inferior
to common, ga 50 reals per arrobe fair TO good re-
fnng o. 90 reals grocery grades lik l2l< reals
Bacon firm az SO psr cwt. Butter hfm, saPer!ssg g
$40 Flour dull lis g sis 60 Hams,
American sugar cured firm e $so - per Gnnial Lard
toes hrmer 81 81 So Tallow firm at 81 per qunia
quiet. Empty hogsheads firm at IS 90 Lumber noIni.
nal shooks-Box quiet; hogshead quiet; sugar 20 n
for the United states per box , 81 sugar 81 Rer
loading at other ports on the north coast tor
the United States per hid o. sugar ~ 70 IA ~ 90;
ders o. 3D. e5s Exchange rmer ON United lifted. states
80 S3I, premium; sixty days gold, 90 premium short
sight 81 premium London, GA t6 premium on PARIS
~ "a premun Sugar at Havana and Matanzas-Stock
in warehouse s 600 boxes and t0N hhds Receipts Of
the week 2f OF boxes and $3.50 hhds, including SEQ
boxes and ali the hogsheads to the United States.
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sna PS u e e en- pns
q Sion Milwaakes spring IS for No Duluth
g. oa In. r 70 s%sss sH
yaukce a or sn Q, September and rst half Of
sSss he ~ else
4 Su, oc na aas
ssss asHa,
bushels hot s d. rs for stsa% =" sss
s S sr a nssS and
and s @ Bushels sSs
s e E mixed s%. lots Of DO g SssiS ,c a doI
faseMIs-The usual Saturdays auistnes. prevsiled,
on The berth very little In the way Of business was &C
mated a. a rates The enaaTsments we're ss LIVER
pool BY s. gop bushels Of grain for shipment a Sep Sep
charters comprise american brig, hence to Cork
iS Win "a % d % direct Sors an ftsan Sars
hesss a%s 200 at 81 Cd ans
:.%s yoysss, 500 quarters DO, a ics and SS
s5.d S;s IS
I've s9s sb asA d. 70
win privilege Of the Prussian Baltic at s.. Sd for
aoii,ssJho msrss, to day ruled quiet, but
consequence. were repsrisd. We quote CUBA, cen.
sss s.% %sss S g. Ss!sSSss e
a ssIsss
d. nomnay 'RcH was also Neglected but held Win
sS%%on and sssSs 81 scod sales rsporsS
Tar was quiet but nomnaly steady at u "a 20 for all
PsfaoIrux.-rhe market on Change today presented
scriptons We quote REFINED standard white, lssc.
month Eases nagSsss ,Ss. e,ty;
nrmer market. With quotations as follows oll City,
market dull. but refined quoted nominally
Il In ew YORK e, SS Of uH
'1Tss sspssetE s.d ss 80
Sa bb
ass rs Steady
or Ct s 90
Gr the Of S s @
xhR 9 S 50 S S
for naa Do eress sna s' extra india
at 4 90
fsesh s ssss pickle
@ snd
Si 81 sSsnst
g. 2 srSss Sr last q ao foS eToss Of
City lard Arm at Sc with sales of $50 tierces at that
price.
but continued steady on the basis OF Sic SIC for fair
hhds Of prime Cuba shc and 20 hhds of Porto Rico
at 9Sc. Refined was quiet and unchanged. We quote =
2 good lair SIC. = shc good to prime, ss6c.
to choice, SIC. a &c. centrifugal hhds boxes,
sac a 9Sc. moasses. hhds and boxes. &c. &C.:
meadO, 4c q SIC. Havana-BoxeS Dutch standard L.
EoS rs 10; 70 q t. az. q ,so j
OsSc iO5sc. white, lOc. lie. Porto Rico Refining
common to prime, 74c Size grocery fair to choice,
sac. Jaya-Dutch standard Nos 10 TO IL SIC. a &C.
RIcE.-Business to-day has been moderately fair in
jobbing way. with prices ruling steady. Sales were
ksngoon at 6c. &c. and rs bags of Patna at nc.
TIC.
continued dull Is hhds Of prime city brought
SIC.
sold at SIC. u &c.
WnIsxEY.-Receipts 500 bbls and for the week. 26sS
bbs The market was moderately active and hrmer.
Sales $50 bbs at 81.
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Died

AIKESs.-On Saturday morning, August %, after
a lingering illness, JAMES AIKESs, aged 81 years.
His relatives and friends OF the family. also the
members OF Grand and subordinate lodges Of A. p.
A., York Commanders X. T.; Union Chapel, 1s1,
r. A. NJ, and Pyramid Lodge, 400, +. and a. NJ, are
respectfully invited to attend his funera from
Calvary Free church, Rev. DR.. Walker, East
rwenty-thIrd st., to-day (Monday), at halfpast one
O'Clock.
PYRAMID LODGE, No. 400, r. AND A. M.--BRETH-
BES-fou are hereby summoned TO attend special
communication at the rooms corner VI Eighteenth
street and Eighth avenue this monday afternoon,
AT one O'Clock, for the purpose OF paying the last
trDue of respect TO the remains Of our late brother
James Aiken. Union Chapter and Maphattan Com
mandery are iraternally Invited TO attend.
DAVID KAY, w. M.
THOMAS q. GROUNsELL, Secretary.
UNION CHATTER No. ls0, X. A-M.-COMPANIoNs-
You are hereby requested 10 meet IN your rooms,
l6l Eighth avenue. this Monday afternoon at one
O'Clock, aud unite with Pyramid Lodge in paying
the last tribute or respect 10 The remains Oh our
late companion, James Aiken. by order
MARTIN CANTON, II. T.
joins HooLR. Secretary. -
A. r. A., EnPIKE LoDGE, No. 1.-The members OF
the above lodge are requested TO meet at tneir
lodge room corner OF Eighteenth street anu hlRn.n
avenue on Monday August 20, at hall past twci, y,
O'Clock sharp, to pay the last tribute oil respeo.,
our late brother, James Aiken. Members oiisis'er
lodges are invited TO attend. by order, ,r AZ
WILLIAM BROWN, ". N.
| AspErsoS,--suddenly, AZ Annapolis No. On FIJI
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mI2 1T HONEST ~

Some OF the Jersey City Jerry companies have
been considering proposition for the intro
duction at the ferry houses OF the plan OF col.
ecting fares, which Is In vogue on many horse-rail-
roads, locked box Is placed near the entrance. and
passengers stun their car-fare In through slit IN
the box. This little money chest has glass sides
through which the man In charge can discern
whether customers have dropped In the correct
amount or not. No passenger Is allowed 20 put 10
more than his legitimate hare; and n he desires
or ferrymaster, and then pay his fare Thus the
companies hope TO arrest the knocking down
the proposed system. as left-handcd compliment
TO their honesty.
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New York Central and Hudson '
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

VONEkNMENT boNDS.
These were strong with an active demand. but
few offerings, hence only q small trade Is recorded
The following were the quotations at the board on
Saturday United States currency SKIES 1lak
ia; do. do, 1881, registered, l17,s ll7H; do.
do. do, coupon, 1l9h; do nve-twenties, regis
err ed, May and November, 1l6A; do. do, 1892,
coupon, do, III MY; do do, 1854, do. do,
117H; do. do, 1865, do. do, 1lsh; do do. 1867,
registered, January and July, III MY; do. do,
1885, coupon, do, III 117K do do, 1867, do do,
119 119h; do. do, 1858, do do, 1ls llsh; do.
ten-fortes, registered 1la; do. do coupon, ll5Js;
do. fves Of 1881, coupon, 114x a lis.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was as General merchandise imports, IN
GLIDING dry goods, $S,Sol, s43; produce exports,
$525s 100, and specie exports, $3ll GAS. The total
merchandise imports since the LIST Of January
were $26s 1856, against $3.50 $40 last year,
and $243 063, S76 In 1871 The total exports Of pro-
duce since January / were $179, 527, 5s1, against
$685. 4s9 last year, and $145, 5s1 in 1871 The
total exports Of specie since January 1 were
$ss, 1856, against s5s,l7s,ess last year, and
$50, 81, 1903 in 1871.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following liable shows the highest and lowest
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married..

BANKS. JANEs.-At Randolph N. y, on Thurs
day, August u, by Rev. sylvester Coules, ID. d.,
WILLIAM NJ. BANKS, of.New York city, to Miss
EMMA Il. JAMES. No cards.
FULLER--w ooD.--On Friday, August Is. az the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Or.
Holt, THERON ID. FULLER OF this city, to Miss
FRANC H. Wood, OF York, N. Y. No cards.
RELyEA-RoCKFRLLow.-At the Central church
Of Auburn, n. T., on Tuesday, August ~, by the
Rev Mr. Relyea, OF westport, Conn.,, assisted by
Rev. III. +. Hickok, ALEXANDER L. RELyEA to MARY
\. RocKFsLIow, both OF Brooklyn l.. l.
spARKs-AsHToN. -On Wednesday August 90,
by Rev David Jutten, in New York city, PETER B..
SPARKS 10 SARA A. ASHTON, all OF this city.
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For future delivery low mddlng) the sales have
been follows @ Inf as as three ocloek-Aa
Al is SIZE 800 at Slice October, 100 at II No
vember at 17lsc 800 at II 32c, 100 at II 9l6c. De-
cember 100 at Ii 7l6c. Total, LOO bales. Exchange
&c paid TO exchange 200 bales December for October
To-day up to r. M-August, i0J bales at 10 116c,
o AZ 10 Be. 400 at 1890, 600 at 10 232c September
$50 Al lslc 100 Is 32c. 1C0 at lsc 800 7-32c
10 at isc October 600 at l7?c 30 at II lsl6c; No
yember i'd at IL g6c, o at I7sc; December, 100 at
Coyrrr-The market to-day was quiet, but very firm
for all dc scrpons particularly for Ro No sales OF con-
seauence were reported aside from SIN All jobbing lots
Stock this date-O Rio, 1881 bags in New York H. $40
baltimore, 8 800 Savannah and 700 Galveston. We
ouoc Rio ordinary cargoes 2Oc. 2os<c fair cargo cs
t.c 2ic; good cargoes, axe zc: prime cargoes
mel h. sxty and ninety days credit Java government
bags Be 24c; do grass mats, &c. 2i1sc.; Singa
more 40 Doc &c. Ceylon, 2Uc. 2l1ac. Maracaibo
.r a IKE; Laguayra, 2Oc. &c. Jamaica, l9l.c q
21ic 81 Domingo lsc. Porto Rico zoe. &c; Co sta
hics zoe 2iI,c Malabar, 1916. 20Hc Mexican zoe.
a,-c Manila 1880. 2Jc. Angosura, l9sc. a 2Olsc.;
sayanills DC. ac.; Curacao, l91c 201sc., gold at
fioSe AND GRIis-ReceiptsA 7,s46 bills; wheat
"a gl1 bushels; corn 1865 do corn meal 900 bDls
oais a $50 bushels; rye, S23 do and for the end
M dour 81 9gl bbs; wheat 32,32S bushels; corn,
I'm 65 do corn meal, 1855 bbls ana AS bags; oats
90 sss bushels; rye 92S5 do. The flour market ruled
du but prices were steady; the sales since foot
IN about $3.50 bills including all kinds at prices within
he range OF appended quotations Corn meal was in
ight request steady heard of sales OF 100 bbs
vc low at So % and 30 bbls of prize medal at
a a. tr.e on board Feed remained quiet, but firm at
go
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In this department unus 1a dulness has prevailed,
the only interest at the Board consisting IN watch
ing the movements OF the "bearsn IN their
work upon tue stronger stocks. hoping
thereby to break down others and IN the
erratic fluctuations OF Pacific Mail. Alter the full
comments from day TO day OF the past week. it Is
unnecessarysto DO more than quote the highest
and lowest prices OF the week, which were as iol-
lows
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Fre1XntS StrOnS-FearOAeum Nom1nouy
Firmer-Naval stores Entirely Nomi-
nal-Whiskey Firmer.
SATURDAY, August 23-8P. M.
The trade movement was much more active dur
ing last week, Notwithstanding the exceeding
unpropitousness OF the weather during most Of the
time, and the fall trade may at length be regarded
as under full Roadway. The higher ruling OF gold
impaired frmer feeling in commercial circles
generally, and there were numerous changes in
values, in the main favorable to the seller There
was decidedly more activity in the dry
goods market, and the sales were large
and almost without exception at full prices.
Hardware was also eagerly sought after,
and the market was generally called firm. Al the
Produce Exchange the markets were pretty gen.
orally quiet duping the earlier part OF the week,
particularly for breadstu1s, which were scarce,
owing to a break the Erie Canal Receipts from be-
yond the break came in Thursday, however, when
the sales large and at lower prices The sales OF
wheat forward delivery large, but generally at
lower prices than prevailed week ago. Corn was in
good request all through prices higher
for lots on spot Future sales made unchanged
prices. Oats dull and lower from day to day
Whiskey huctuated somewhat, but on the whole ruled
higher Pork quiet all through the week. Freights
experienced another rise, and the scarcity of freight
room by sail and steam well Of vessels for charter
was seriously felt. Change to-day -four was dull
but values were without noticeable change Wheat was
again frmer under Limited offerings and fair demand
Corn was also frmcr and the demand fair at the i'm
movement Oats quiet, but very firm In the
nv trade the usual Saturdays quiencss prevailed
coffee Provisions neglected and values remained
about the same Petroleum was Eomipally hrmer.
Nava it ST. were an anu nominal "ASkey again
prces For future delivery lair business was in pro.
gress slight advance on the early months, the mar
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Tot AkuIiflHt -. 90 80 t@bt,t tb Dcctf ,ls3ooo
a p 9 rcs've es.s20.eo e1s2o,t2S -
lkcees over
Is pc res've aesz.zo 6eso.i75 Dec. 2,7l4,O25
RAILROAD nOSps.
wnile stocks and other securities have more or
less ylelasd 10 the depressing influences that bore
upon the MARKET railroad bonds-eg pccially those
Of ths older and vel established rosds-naye been
arm and IN good demand. There IA no reason why
shsy shosid not remain ~. representing as they
90 20 much Of the solid. the growing and the
r-oatahle wealth q the country The foreign IN
weston n beginning 20 realize 10 fact. ana hence
On increasing demand through foreign baukers On
soreign account The following are TIC late quo
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FINANCIAL.

At REASONABLE RATEs.MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
SECURITIES insurance OF all kinds effected with best
companies j. j. HABRICH CO., III Broadway.
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OBITUARY.


Thomas A. X. Nelson, late Judge OF the Sapreme'
Court OF Tennessee died at his residence IN Knox
vile yesterday morning. He was seized with
cholera two dVys previously and expired at SAX
O'Clock IN the i0venO0n. Judge Nelson was greatly
esteemed as lawyer and gentleman.
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A CLIENT OF NINE HAS $4,000 TO LOAN ON
"A New York City Property for Ave years; no bonus;
also clients to buy Mortgages Principals address AT.
TORNEY, box $40 New York Post ONCE
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fo,. r A War. "a NJ. 7
Iol. PEG A War con rs. 7
nosf. II A y ist m .... 5
Host u A y Etd. 1900. 4
rur.c. MA Min lslT,er I
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Good Demand and Steady
Flour Dull-Wheat and Corn Firmer-
Oats Firm-CrOceries Quiet, hut Firm
Provisions Quiet and Unchanged
Freights strong-Petroleum Nominally
Firmer-Naval stores Entirely NOmi-
nal-Whiskey Primer.
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-Whest-rhc market today was moderately active,
considering the limited offerings aud the nrmness OF
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GALVESTON, August q, 1873.
Cotton quiet; Texas ordinary, 12Lc.: good ordinary
l5c Net receipts, IS bales. Sales, 0V Stock, 1850
NEW ORLEANS, August g. 1873
Cotton quiet; mddlings 81zc.; low mddlings Ha4c.
zsc good ordinary. lc: l5c Net receipts 240 bales
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"
ing, August "a, 1878, HARRY REDISoroS, fourth son
of Evan r. and Emma M. Thomas, aged 10 months
Notice OF fnneral hereafter.
TOwNLEY.--0n Saturday evening, AUGUST 70.
1873. ANN JANE, wife OF Joseph Townley, aged "A
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend tho
funeral from 1855 West Fieth street, at one O'Clock
to-day Monday, without further invitation.
UNDERwooD.--0n saturday, August % JOHN
HENRY, infant son OF Frank ii. and Emma tnhcr-
wood.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend she funeral, from the resi-
| dence OF his grandmother. Mrs. Henry tndcr.
wood, Tolland, Conn, en- Tuesday, August 20 Az
! UNpERwooD. -The funeral OF the late HENRY UN
| DERwooD wNl take place on Tuesday, Augusi ~
| at one p. NJ, from his late residence Ionanu;
Conn. Relatives and friends are invited 10 atteh"
| without further notice. ,
WALTON Sunday, August "a, JAMES WALL, aged
Funeral will take place from his late residence.
SIT West Thirty eighth street, on TUESDAY au-
gust 20, at two O'clock Friends are iu'Ne" W
WArr.--In Brooklyn, on Sunday, August "a, Apa
| ELIZA daughter OF William and Ada Was1 aso"
Funeral services on Tuesday August 2e at COZ
Baltic street, at three r. M ,,,,. l,yoat
WEED-At Engewood Ill., on Friuay, Aus"'s
% MY a wife OF the late William D. Weed.
The relatives and friends OF the ianlS arc no
spectnlly invited to attend ne pvan "a ierov
street on Monday August rs, at two r. M.
WeSpT-On sunday, August "a, alter q smu , ~,
deSgbter Of Herman aud Marie wendt, aged
months and Is days .,.e,,,v ,rr,,oa "a
attsna The funeral IRON her late residence, 30
Rutgers street, on Tuesday. August rs, at one
o'S Sssirn . % sunday August a. JOIN FEzLr.
only child OF Joseph and Agnes zeler. aged years
The relatives and friends Of the family are rc-
residence of his parents 236 East Fty ninth street.
| on Tuesday AFTERNOON. At one O'Clock
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-23
The Doctors Speak Out.

Tho American Medical Association closed
their session in 81. Louis, No., on the esh .inS,
Pour hundred and fifty to Ave hundred dele.
Eatss wars present. The Association adopted
the following resolution in regard to the use Of
Alsohol:
"Dr. Hornsr, U. S. Navy. introduced a reIe.
luton declaring that alcohol should be classed
with other powerful drugs that when pre-
soribed incidentally it shauld be done with con-
soieAtiOus caution aud a sense OF the great re-
sponsibIliiy.
The resolution further declares that alcoholic
liquors as a beverage are productive OF large
Annunt of physical and mental disease 4; that
u entails diseased appetites, and that It 10 the
cause of large percentage of the crime and
pAHpsrism Of our cities and the country"
DIR. Jones, OF Wausson, who Was a delegate
from the Fulton County Medical Association,
and attended tn. St. Louis Association, saws
that there was but one dissenting voice when the
above resolution was passed. The Importance
II the actisn Of the st. Louis Association car
scarcely DO over estimated. The influence o
kuch an Intelligent and influential class, repre-
Asnting as they did the Medical Association d
Every State aud Tertiary in the Nation, viii
have mosl salu,ary effect in arrssting the US,
Of this mischisvous poison WuussOn R.pHbIisaH