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MARKET REPORT.

New ORLEANS, October 29-Flour
stock SINAI only demsndi superfue IS;
family Ss 75@975.
Corn suppy light demand limited;
mixed 7sc; white and yellow soc.
Oats quier, 5i9 &c.
Bran easy, 81 lo@l Is.
Hay no demand.
Pork dull SIC.
Dry salt meats dull. Shoulder and ba-
con stock smnIl. Shoulders and clear rib
72c: cler st@83c. Hams dull lOic.
Lard dun, tierce Sac- keg lO@l0Ac
Whiskey sxppiy light Louis,ana 95C9-
| 0l.
Corn meal hrm At SO 80.
Coffee firm, 22@!22
NEw YORK, Octoher 20 -Flour-;u.
perdns W. storm Safe s5 2595 IS; com
mon to y ooi sS@6 40
h,o -four and corn meal unchanged.
WHISKY iairly active aud lower ut 90c.
Wheat more dong receipts las, 900 ;
No 3slrng 81 SOL ga; Iowa spring
81 2e@i 80; No spring Chicago 81 81
Ggi 90; winter, red western, 81 ~; No 2
Milwaukee 81 35(9i SO.
Rye duh; western $4,000.
Barley heavy at S. 40.
20 q IA fair demand; $4,000 bushels /;
steamer mixed western b95;; rail G4i(9e5;
yellow ~estern Gle.
Cat, hrmer and moderately active new
mix. western 47o4s,.
Pork quiet ana ste ,dy new mess sli 80
@i5 70
La d low or, but in fair request; western
frkln 22@?6.
ST. Louis, October 90 Hemp un-
changed, good TO choice, undressed loco
81 10.
Flour very dull and wesk: fsll super
3 6O9a 20; Y 81 25@5; XIX IS 25@8
Whest ftmer for best grades No 8 red
fall 81 rs; small lol 81 20.
C,rn quiet car l"sds, No 9 mixed 43c !;
round 10 392c November.
Oats frm"r; mixed 82t(982Ac.
Barley dull; No2 spring 81 25@l 80.
Rye du \ =. 68@63Ac.
Whi.key dull NJ goo.
Pork dull Mt $l3 25 Bacon very dull
lower and very irregular. Shoulders Of.
ferec for 63,; clear rib sold for 6l96ic,
Lard - more doing; lower current
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FAOM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LUIS, October 29.-Ths senate
CON mittee on transportation, Hon. " IN.
Winoom chsiru.an, will convene A. the
Southern Hotel hero Tomorrow. The
merchant's exchange comm, tee have been
appointed for the purpose Of furnishing
facts relative to transportation charges
On tho Mississippi river and Gulf rou. re
will present an exhaustive report
which shows that the lowest price per
bushel for which corn has been move /
from here 70 New Orleans is 6 80 cents,
and wheat q cent?. That the aversg,
number Of days he river has been closed
by ice for series of thirteen years ha.
been only twenty, and that both corn
and wheat have been shipped during
the hottest months. from st. Lnu,
to Liverpool via. tho gulf route, and
arrived 1T that port perfectly sound
Much other inf rmstion will be laid 10
fore the committee, including a communi-
cation from Gen. Simpson, Y. S. Engi
neers, asserting the feasibility of psrmn-
nently increasing the channel and dept
Of river between here and Cairo go tina,
largo steamers can run al all sensons OF
the year.
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Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
WASHINGTON.
THE METHOD OF SILVER
PAYMENT.
THE ST. LOUIS REVENUE COL
LECTORSuIP.
HOSTILlTIES BETW ZEN DES.
PEKADOES AND NEGROES.
IT'S A FORGERY--SO SAYS AT
TUhNEY-GENEkAL WILL.
LlAMS.

CONVERSATION WITH THE PRESIDENT.
wAsaIA0ros, October 70 ten. Van
Buren,, ca cuiei commissioner " Tue
NienrA Exposition had all Interview wilb
tue fresiient and Secretary Fish to-day,
~ disatuse their minds OF the Impression
tuaI h. Lad spoken vi .bsm disrespecttuiiy
ala strougesI domination being applied
W The uairiebdiy reports ot Minister jay
eondemnilg him uubeard. Tue general
'ays he is determined ~ vindicato hls
eli 1rhcter.
Mius.er Lowe had q conversation with
tho president Oh the condition OF Affairs
"a Chins
STATEMENT or MINT DIRECTORS
| WAshis0Tos, October 29--Tue d.
fectors CT Ihe mint make the following
statesmen. OF the purpose OF tho govern.
tn.tt ~ paying out silver CON Ia This q,
Ia other countries where gold Is the sUle
staLdsnd or measure vi value, silver
| CONS are over valued for tho purpuso of
| rendering them inexportable They are
manufactured and issued on tho govern.
m-pts account. The law, however, Pine
ing directly or indirectly n limit on thsir
Issue 10 prevents Redundancy. IL issued
Ia time OF specie payment beyond tie
requirements OF the public for chang.
sucn coin will not maintain its purchn,.
ing p.wer with standard coins. Owing
" the various causes in this aud oihsr
countries silver has declined In value TO
point 1t which thu government can pur.
chase II with gold and Manufacture Il in
70 small coin and pay It out at n fair prof.
Tbs Z pvernmsnt has recently purchase u
quantity Of silver bullion sufficient for il.
purposes at li23 for = standard ounce. anc
WIN Manufacture 1t into coin ut the n xed
legal rate ~ t24 4-i0 cents per ounce, The
difference between purchasing and the IL.
; suing rate being within Fraction
OF twelve cenu per ounce. or abou,
ten end half per cent on gold coin paid
out In purehsse This operation 10 be.
lieved 10 DO more proatabl' ono for the
treasury and also more advantageous /.
Inc puLllc IN tbs nre6eni condition of thu
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FROM RICHMOND.
A MOB.

MOB.
RICHMOND, October l9.--A mob OF dis.
guisrd men, co strong, attacked . party
OF d putty sheriff. guarding the jail at
Csntreville, which w0rkmen are tearing
down to femovs here 20 tho new county
seat. After fireing ono hur dred shol.
from small arms without serious effects, n
six pound cannon loaded with spikes, nails
and scrap iron we're fred at the door,
which being demolished the mob oc-
cupied the sberifs residence, The from,
part of the Jail uilding. After tho party
&c deputies surrendered cond,ionAlly.
Thirty mon OCCUPY the jail to.
night when another attack BY
largo party with cannon from Cambridge
city Is expected. Richmond threatened
with an attack for tho purpose Of taking
tho county records to Centr-ville Thsre
are one hundred armed men with cap
tured cannon from Certreville now here
sw aiting ordsrs.
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A FATHER MURDERED BY HIS
son In CINCINNATI.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED

To HAS0.
chola, convicted for numbering U. s.
Deputy Marshal Stevenson in Jersey City,
has been sentenced to be hanged.
STOKES CASE.
AT quarter past one court resssembl ed
and Judge Davis commenced his charge
to the jury.
ALBANY October 70 -Governor Dix
has offered . reward Of $4,000 for any in.
formation which may lead TO the coLvic-
lion Of the persons who caused the death
OF Charles q. Kelsey, Of Huntington, bong
Island.
troNr DEAF.
NEW YORK, October 20 The trial OF
The Cuban bank cierx in Brooklyn on the
charge ot stealing over one hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of securities, WAS
brought ~ All abrupt termination. After
the testimony WAS sil in and the case given
TO the jury one OF the twelve informed
his associates he could not consent to any
verdict, and when asked for the reason,
said he had not heard one word OF the sy-
idence, that he WAS stone deaf.
TRIAL OF TAINroK.
In tho trial of Tain,or to-day fe- EN-,
btzzlement while cashier OF the Atlantic
bank, Judge Benedict gave an adverse de-
| cision on point of the lsw raised by th'
| consul for the defense that it WAS compe
| tent to produce evidence to show tina
rsintor acted for the bank ard with tn
knowledge and consent Of the presiden
and directors in making his stock specula
lions. This was understood TO DC M
chief point for the defense.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. October 20 =
Maud Ens,gn, agao 70 months, died ye
terday and the coroner's jury decided thu
she died from the effects Of poison admir-
istered by hands unknown 10 tho jur,
Suspicion rests upon Louis jackson, . co
cred man who was released, Eve week
ago, from confinement in the Northern II
diana penitentisry. The poison was &C
ministered in tea at breakfast yssterds
morning. Dan. Smith and wife, co
ored, and Mrs. OF and daughter, I'll
mother Of the deceased child, white, aI
now sick from the effect Of the dose.
CINcISHArI. October 20.--John Ec
wards, residing at No 80 South Hopkir
street, was fatally wounded last night b
his eldest son, Richard Edwards. II
died from the effects Of the wounds TIL
mo ming. 1t seems that the father cam
homo in,oxicstsd, as usual, commenced I
abuse his family, when the son seized
pistol and fired, the ball taking effect !
the abdomen Richard was srrsie cd b,
fore the police court to-day and Noven
her 4,h set as the day for his trial. f,
wards was butcher aud leaves . wi
and four children.
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ST. LOUIS WANTS THE MISSES.
IPPI RIVER CHANNEL
IMPROVED.
HURRICANE On LAKE MICHIGAN
KILLED By FALLING FROM a
FREIGHT TRAIN.
THE FEELING IN WALL STREET
YkSTERDAI.
THE NEW ORLEANS BANKS TO
RESUME NUVkMDkk TENTH.
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, October 29.-The mercsn-
Tile community express themselves IN very
strong terms Oh tho great wrong done and
The blow gwen to bu-iBess cob tdence
by the publication Of iIi-considered dis-
patches A story this morning that AL
nounced The Imminst danger IN which tho
great house Of A. X. " w. Sprngue, of
rrUvidcncc. was said their Hab,lties
we're double their asseis, and eaid Vhcy
wanted loan Of $2,UOo,000 but could n"t
get II and thstthe failure wns inevitable
to-day. The facts were owing to the
stripgency OF money and difficulty In
making collections. Tho Arm became in
need OF temporary relief, like simos, ~.
Try large frm in the country, and made
requ,sitlon on the Providence bsuks, at a
meeting OF the president ard directors of
the banks called to consider tho request.
II was satisfactorily shown that the sase,s
Of tho arm wero over sl5, 200, 900 under u
low valuation, and the liabilities about
81. 900. 200, o complete reversal Of the case
published this morning. This exhibit
having been inside The Providence bank
pledged the $1,000, 900 that was wanted to
carry the firm through in safety, and for
the present the endeavor Of a temporary
ous6'''''u 'V'HoNci IN inviting VI tDe
friends ofthe city house Of Hoyt, Sprague
& Co.. WAS held in the office OF the n rm
This morning to prefer any further assist.
ance II needed. A member of the arm
'ays he does not anticipate any further
trouble.
TArSToR youHD GUILTY.
Tho jury found Tsintor guilty. Hi,
counsel gave notice that they would move
TOR new trial He was remanded to Jail
quite dispiri,ed BY the result.
> FINANCIAL.
Money ranged from TO 7 i-32, and
closed at 81. Carrying rates 6(g5t closing
at 6 3-e4. Clesrings $40, 0JJ,OOO. Stsr.
ling weak; for 60 days NJ Si@6;; f-mer
for eight VI s(9sA Silver d,sbur.ements
by treasury only 5000. State bonds quiet
Governments weak and lower.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
There was frsef movement OF staple
goods from frat hands to-day, owing to
the reduced prices Of many descriptions,
and the jobbing branches showed the same
Improvement. Prints are in fair request
Cochscoes and Merrinsc fsncics held at
eleven cents, but all other standard maker
are lower down, TO ten cents. Amoskeal
tickings are reduced in prices. Six hun.
dred cases Of Manchester dress goods
were sold at auction today, after very
spirited bidding, nj low price,.
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msnd; Mol Chicago sprinx 81 osi0s;
regular No . s7}@E cash eQi. Cora TAR
demand and advanced; No2 mixed SCI
rregular Se& fresh; csrh s6AGs6A Noveu,.
Der Os's unchanged; No2, 81 cash, or
November. Pfovisions unchanged with
rather weak feeling ss the close. Pork
sold ut 4i2 cash, new $i2 37} November.
Lard steady, moderate demand at &c cash
or November and dull. Bulk meat pack
ed unchanged; short rib packed 81; Yresu
bans steady At 6i073c spot; bacon un-
changed. Whiskey dull and unchanged
at &c.
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FROM MIL WAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, October 2e.-Reports Of
the storm in the lake and river region
give no disasters Of aserlous nature. The
Monitor No. 2, laden with corn from Chi
cage, encountered storm near Manton
and came near laundering. She reports
being In compony with the Three Masters
at tho lower end OF the lake yesterday
morning, when she suddenly disappeared,
and fears are entertained tbs, she wen,
do wn with all on board.
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THE PUTURg OF CAIRO, AND THE
PRESEN r OF MR.. WILSON.

IL Will b. admitted, we do not doubt,
by every psrson ia Cairo, that TnE buL'
Lrrix has bees tho stssdfast and arden,
advocate OF every project that even seemed
70 have . ssndsacy 70 further tho prosper
nv Of this community BY building up the
cisv and dssslop,ng tho country sround
~ cor porsts limits. We have constantly
hsld before She public the feet OF ,hesups'
RI, hsslthGulasss Of Cairo and its sdyau'
49, ~ msnufaesuring establishments
~ ne sransAesioa Of every mercantile
bu,,ssss. Propositions 70 induce the con-
..,.nslIon OK railroads formulating hers
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Mas 'BRowN, one of the lady candi-
dates for superintendent Of public schools
has had printed and circulated small
hand. bill, in which il 10 truthfully sad
shat she has been connected with the
schools Of Alexander county for years,
and hss always done her work we'll and
faithfully and will again. Mrs. Brown i'
not running for fun. She seems to have
gone into the canvass TO win, aud is ener-
psticaliy laboring to that end.
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FROM QUINCY.
RAILRoAD COMMISSIONERS LEvEE-How
1T TKRMISATED.

RAILRoAD COMMISSIONERS LEvEE-How
1T TERMISATED.
QUINCY, October, 70. The levee Of the
railroad commissioners yestsi day Wa.
woil attended. but had rather u serious
termination. 1t turned out that oil th
grievances our shippers had wer" against
the law, a. they now had TO pay afty-two
dollars car 70 Chicago for the same freg hi
that, before the law YVES passed, cost them
forty dollars. The general sentiment seemed
10 bs that the lsw and the commissioners
had better DO abolished, and commercs al
lowed TO regulate itself. The commission
ers. Of course. took the other view. and
claimed that railroad companies were try.
ing 20 make the law obnoxious. Tn" com
missioners departed this evening for Camp
Point.
A bruts named Hogan, a tobacco.roller
by trade. brutslly bcstan bruised n young
woman last night, she states. because che
refused to elops with him, He is married
and has disappeared.
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the Sailors Homo, no. n, Third
avenue, By man with whom be had some
words. The stranger represented himself
- police Office dhd told Duchesne he
bad warrant for his arrest. Duchesne
started up the s,eps TO hunt for police
man. The stranger ran pas. him. and
when near the top turned and fired, the
ball entering the forehead and penetrst-
ing the brain TO the depth Of one inch, AID
it not extracted may prove fatally. A
sHilant not arrested
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WEATHER REPORT.

wAsHIsoroE, October Co. Probabili.
ties for Thursdsy-Wsstern Gulf states
southeastsrly winds, falling barometer and
Increasing cloufyns's with possibly rain.
For Eastern Gulf and and South Allan.
tic .tAtss diminishing northsrly wind,
shifting to southeast rising Temperature
and partly cloudy weather.. For the Ohio
valley south westsrly winds and cloudy
weather. For Upper Lake. ana North.
west falling barometer, tbveatepIns
uaathes and nsoh.kiv snn~ ~. MA
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FROM DAYTON,

DISHONEST SEWING MACHINE AGENT.
ID Yr"s, O., Ortobea29. -Jnmes Brown
was brought TO Dayton this mnrning by
Major O'C"nnell. deputy United States
marshal, from City Point, Virginia, on Il
government requisition. Brown abscond-
ed last October, and was indicted in Janu-
AIRY for emhezz'ing sewing machines Of
the Wheeler & Wilson agency IN Dayton.
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YELLOW FEVER.
THE DISEASE ON ITS LAST
LEGS.
1T Is ABATiNG AT ALL POINTS.
AT SHREVEPORT,

AT SHREVEPORT.
SHREVEPORT, October 23.--Interments
to-day; w II Simpsons child, James De.
vino and JEFF. Cham berlsin.
AT MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA.
hoSTo MxRY, October 29.-Only one
yellow fever death in As hours. Ice and
frost this morning.
AT MARSHALL, TEXAS.
hAasHALL, Texas, October ga
heavy frost last night, and half an inch
Of ice this morning. No new cases or
deaths reported, and the sick are all doing
well.
AT MEMPHIS.
MEaruIs, October 20 Mortuary for
~ hours ending At 6 pm: yellow fever
., other csuses 0. The board of health
officially notifies sbssntees that they nav
return to the city, but urges that the pre- !.
caution hitherto be scrnpu lously observed.
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MR. JAMES l.. SANDERS, Il Clcarcreek
il . candidate for county commissioner.
He lives 10 q community not very
friendly 10 the railroad projects of Cairo
but be is an homes; and just man. He
will be Jealous OF oil the rights Of the
county and will 10 sure the Cairo aud ST
Louis railroad shall get no more than it is
entitled to; but, We believe, hs will con-
sent to give it all shat it 10 entitled to re-
csive. Such Q man would be q proper
member Of the board Of commissioners,
and We hope he may DO ell cted.
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FIsHEa and eanders will DO elected
commissioners sure Who shall the third
man be We would like TO ssy Wilson,
and would " be had not gone OF into the
folly Of seeking TO repre- ent q particular
interest 10 the board instead Of the poo
p,e-the interest opposed to tho compile
zion of the Cairo and St. Louis railroad,
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Mss MARY HOWARD, vf Plc.sa
Plsins, Sangsmon county, has boon nomi-
mated on the anti.monopoly ticket for
county superintendent, Of schools, and sc-
cep, the nomination, tea led out, not by
any hope or desire for Office, bu, by tho
prinuiple Involved"
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

TO RESUME
NEW Or Fans, October 20 In we'll
informed financial circles 1t 10 now regard.
cd certain that the banks will resume cur.
rency payment November 10Th.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
A RESOLUTION.

REsOL UTIoN.
During the visit If the senate trsnspor.
tation committee on change to-day, a reso-
luton was passed fsvoring tho speed y
trnnsfe' on canal to government control,
to facilitate the river commerce by chesp
tolls,
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FROM IND ANNAPOLIS.

KILLED.
ISpIASAPoLIs, October 29--A boy
about twelve years old fell from n freight
trsin on which no was riding, and instant.
iy killed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WAR AT CENTERvILLE, INDf.
tr ANA.
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CANNON AND SMALL ARMS
USED.
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CRIMINAL.

A DEAF JURYMAN VINO COULD
NOT RENDER A VERDICT.
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ALBANY October 70 Ex-Governor Dix
has offered reward Of $4,000 for any in.
formation which may lead to the coLvic.
lion Of the persons who caused the death
OF Charles q. Kelsey, Of Huntington, bong
Island.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-09

CHALLENGE. - The makers of DR..
Prices CREAM BAKING POWDER and
SPECIAL FLAvoRINGs, have advantages
for purchasing materials in large quanti-
ties, and arrangements for manufacturing
more complete and extensive than any 9TH
er manufacturers, which enables them to
challenge any person to produce perfect
Iy pure Baking Powder or Flavoring Ex-
tract, at less price than they offer DR..
Prices. They care not how great the
competitor or inducements to an increase
of profits by adulteration, they are deter
mined to protect the consumer, by furnish
ing strictly pure and reliable articles, at a
living profit
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Rock Island, Illinois. Monday, June 9, 1878.

foe was purely accidental, instead Of be-
ing effected with premeditation that there
is not the slightest reason, from the testi-
mony thus far taken, TO suspect any pois-
oning, mutiny or heartless desertion, and
that Esquimaux Joe never told any such
story as has been attributed to him in re-
gard to the death of Capt. Hall.
KEY WEST, June Intelligence of
the safety Of the steamship Geo. Cromwell
from New York for New Orleans reached
here to-day. Her engine broke down and
she made for Abaco, in the Bahamas,
where she is now safe All are we'll
New YORK. June 6.-Victoria c. Wood
hull dropped dead of heart disease, in her
residence, at o'clock this evening
LATER.
New YORK, June 7.-l:30 A. M.-Vic-
toria Woodruff, who at first was thought
to be dead, was only unconscious, in which
condition she still remains, her friends say
with little probability of recovery. As
these same friends telegraphed in all di-
rections that she was dead, this last state
ment is taken cum grdRo sails, and the
whole story is believed to be a dodge to
create sympathy for her.
SANDUsKY, June by collision to-
day between a stock and gravel train on
the Lake Shore road, one man was killed
and five injured, and fifteen head of cattle
and $50 sheep killed or manned.
DETROIT Mich, June AT lbs this
P. NJ, fire broke out on the boiler deck
of the steamer Meteor, loading at Buck
ley T. Co.'S dock, foot of Second street, and
almost instantly the boat was enveloped in
| flames The boat belongs to the Union
| line of steamers and runs between Buffalo
and Lake Superior. She was bound up
and partially loaded The captain of the
steamer says there is four tons of powder
on board Grummond's 5, and Buckley 4
/ Co.'S warehouse are now in flames, and al
though there is little breeze the fremen
seem unable to gain any control over the
flames, which will soon reach Jefferson
avenue
The fire on the steamer Meteor broke
out around the smoke stack and was i'm
mediately found beyond control. There
was large number of passengers aboarC
who reached the dock with difficulty The
Meteor was frst-class boat, valued a
seventy thousand dollars. She was on tn,
up trip. and had nearly a full load o
freight from Buffalo and Cleveland, fo
Lake Superior ports The Meteor wa
owned by j. T. Whiting 4 Co, Detroit
and insured for about fifty thousand dol
lars.
The warehouse and freight sheds O
Buckley & Co. were destroyed togethe
with large quantity of freight The los
on building is $45,0 900; insurance abou
S3S, 900 The fire department exhibite
, its usual efficiency and subdued the flame
at three clock
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THE BUTCHER THE BEST DoCToR.-
1t is from Food alone that we can expect to
derive strength and health. This state
ment may astonish some We are accus-
toned to hear enumerated many other
sources of health and of strength Medi-
cines, stimulants, exercise, sleep, air, all
these are spoken of as conducive to strength
and health. Conducive, nay, to some extent,
essential, they may be- but it is as cohdi-
tjoHs. not as sources. Food alone is the
source. 1t strengthens. 1t also invigor-
ates and fortifes thus both comforting
health and warding off disease. Nay,
when unfortunately it has already obtained
i Judgement, it even assists to throw di-
sease of. For, indeed, health is simply
nutrition. A thoroughly healthy body, and
thoroughly well nourished body, are one
and the same thing. Hence the impor-
tance of Food, and hence, also, the impor
tance of an efficient tonic stimulant such al
DR.. Gottlieb Fisch Bitters, which enables
us to derive from food the full measure O
nourishment contained in it
| This subject continued next week undel
Regulated Diet
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-09

CATARRH-Use Rennes Pain. Killing
Magic Oil freely on the forehead and nose,
externally, and also inhale the strong odor
of the Oil from cloth, time after time,
to act on the mucus membrane, cleansing,
healing and also mix the Magic Oil with
water, and gargle the throat often. Try
this for a few days. it don't cost much.