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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-10
Panoramic View Of Rock Island.

Mr. A Hageboeck, artist and Autograph
er, has shown us the finest and most cor
rect pencil sketch and drawing that ever
has been made of our city The sketch
was made from one of the highest hills on
the opposite side of the river, where spy
glasses were used to have everything cor
rect, and it takes in the entire prospect
from the city limits on the east to the Rock
Island pillow works, stove and glass factories
on the west it reaches all buildings to the
south that truthful drawing would admit
Of The principal buildings of the city,
the arsenal, etc, are produced with exact
ness. The sketch is unusually fine for a
pencil sketch, and it is Mr.. H. s intention
to make a frst-cass engraving of the same
and print it like a steel engraving in plain
black color, from the original plate of en-
craving. The size of the engraving will
be lx2S inches No doubt Mr. Fl. will be
encouraged in his Undertaking by liberal
patronage from our citizens.
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Cloudy.
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The Rock Island Military Prison
\ " ashiDgton telegram says:

" 6eNh 1NiNE
Congress at its last session passed an
act to provide for the establishment of a
military prison at Rock Island, ILL.,. for the
confinement and reformation of offenders
against the rules Of the army, and the Sec
rotary of War was authorized to organize
board of five members, to consist of two
officers of the army, and two persons from
civil life, to adopt plan for the building,
and frame regulations for the government
OF the institution, etc The act, however,
failed to appropriate any money to carry
out its provisions, and therefore the secre-
tary cannot have the work commenced
He has however appointed three officers of
the army, namely, Lieut.. Col N. A
Miles, Fifth Infantry; Maj. Thomas A
Barr and Maj. Geo. B. Andrews, Fifth
Artillery, TO make the necessary inspection
for the site and prepare plans, etc, in Or
der that work may commence as soon as
possible after the meeting of Congress.
when the necessary appropriations will be
made. These officers will visit the various
prisons throughout the country with view
OF soliciting such information relative to
the plans and management of prisons as
will be useful in the one proposed.
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RAILROADS.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PAolFlc n n
an ,r.trs IN ar ont of Rock Island run by
chIcago time except the Peoria trains, which Iun
by Toledo time Chicago time Is soosS 10 LII, ~
and Toledo about II minutes iAs'cI 'nAn NUN ~
and time.
r,,,,o.. aud Mail lesyess :OOa IN. and l0:45 p IN.
Aeeommodstion, leaves at4;lb p. m.
Expre.. and Mail, leaves 5 AS n. m and 6;45 p m
AccoMMoDATroN TRAIN.
Arrives at Bureau Junction, s;15 p.m
Leaves Bureau Junction, B:l5 q. N. -, -.
Day Express and Mail leaving Rock Island ~
500 a m. connects at Bureau FUNSTON Tor feoria'
At8S5 D. IN. arriving at Peoria At ~ y, IN, =.
Night Express leaving Rock Island NJ ~ 40 p m
connects at bureau Junction for Peoria a. 200 am
arriving nj Peoria at BIS a IN. IL, a..
This road connects NJ West Liberty Win tne me-
r. 4 NJ r. X. for Burlington and keokuA'sOu'h'
and for Austin and ST. Paul, north. -
Connects going east al c. b. q crossing ioi
Princeton. ,,,.Aa,.
Al La sale, with Illinois Central r; r. for MENDOZA
Al Ottawa with Fox River Valley Il. X. for Aurora
AT Joliet, with G., A. a ST. L. X. X. "a.
Al Englewood, with Lake Shore H. X ana ~ RI
W. & g. X. X. ,,
At Chicago, with all diverging railways
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.k
Passengers for Kansas, LeAvenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward tram
OF the Chicago, X. l. n Pacific X. X. D., arriving u
Leayeuworth ut 10 100 a. m. and al II 10 p m. N
Connecting at Davenport, with d. & ST. r. K X
for De Witt and Maqnoketa; u Ii
At Columbus Junction, with b. Z, X. 3 NJ Il.
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falkland 81. Paul, norm
and Burlington and keokuk, south,
AT Fairfield with b. 4 NJ. X X. for Burlington
AT Ashland, vita Dcs Moines Valley X. X. Tor NJ
okuk ottumwa, oskaloosa, Eddyville Grinnel
and Des MOinez.
At Beiknap with North Missouri r. r.
Al Cameron, with II. & st. Jo X. X;
nj. -. - - a -
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POLICE COURT.


Thursday July 10. 49, David Manley,
drunk and resisting officers, fined 50 and
costs.
1t seems to us that it would have
been right to have fined that man about
S25. He was on the street, yesterday,
intoxicated and his friends wished he
would take himself out of sight. He
dropped his money and Policeman Murrin
picked it up and handed it to him. Soon
afterwards, Assistant Marshal Brennan
suggested to him that he had better 90
home, whereupon he seized Brennan by
the arm and tore his coat sleeve off. Even
then he was not taken to Jail but advised
to go home Refusing to do so he was
taken to Jail in wagon, a raving mailman.
with four men to hold him. No one could
help admiring the coolness and absence of
passion on the part of the police. No VIC
lence was used, but the man was made to
submit as he ought to have been. Had a
drunken Or a sober man treated John
Brennan or NJ. Murrin as this man treated
them they would have been justified in
Furnishing him on the spot. Butas officers
they had no right to use violence and only
just so much force as was necessary
to take the man to the lookup. The DO
of this city have learned the difference be-
tween the officer and the man, and to dis
charge their duties firmly but humanely.
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The Moline CITY Marshal

Nell c. Follett, formerly employed in
the office of D. o. Reid, County Treasurer
has just been appointed City Marshal for
Moline. The Union hates the Reds so
thoroughly, and all their friends, that it
ridicules Folett by saying that he carries
a cane, billy,a navy revolver, and bowie
knife; that he stops street cars, passes
through them, and then orders them to
move on that he halls people on the street
and tells them I. who he is, ETC., etc, We
hope Mr.. Follett will survive.
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Gen. John Macarthur is postmaster in
Chicago, and Capt John W. Gregg, for
merly of this city, ,brother-in-law of Gen
Macarthur, has charge of the money or
der department The telegraph says John
W. Gregg alias John W Young has been
forging money orders, and that he was re
Gently employed in the money order de
partment of the Chicago post office. The
fellows name is suppoped to be Young
and he probably took Gregg's name a,
cloak for his villainy.
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Speeial notice at the Boston Bazaar
Great closing out sale of summer goods tc
make room for fall stock. We have the
largest stock and best variety of dry and
fancy goods, carpets and oil cloths, either
in Rock Island or Davenport, and we vii
sell for the next thirty days, fifteen pei
cent. cheaper than can be bought else
where BOSTON BAZAAR.
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PEw RENTALs.--At the Baptist Church
on Thursday evening 10th, at o'clock,
the pews will be offered for rental for six
months. ending December 3lst. 1873.
A committee will be in attendance t.
wait upon any who may desire TO secure
sittings Those who want seats are invited
to be early in attendance to make their
selections. 7d4t
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LET lis HAVE THE FACTS.

The Rock Island Union charges that ID.
O. Reid, Republican county treasurer OF
this county, and his brother, Robert Reid
whisky inspector, have been purchasing
property for themselves with the people 5
money The people want the evidence on
which this charge is based.
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An Ordinance
10 LICENSE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of the City OF
Bek Island: That all Agents and Brokers in In
rance Companies taking insurance risks within
b limits Of the City Of Rock Island, shall be re-
d red to take out a license expiring on the first
y1nday of April in each year and shall pay for the
r,r the sum of 25 dollars and dollar Clei ks fee
10 zach insurance company for which said agent
d broker acts, and for a failure so to do by such
gent he may be fined not less than nor more
ssb 10 dollars for each and every 24 hours he con-
iiues to act as such agents or broker without q
ce1lse.
Phssed July nth, 1878.
& Approved: B. DAVENPORT, Mayor.
kttest: JOHN BARGE, City Clerk. sd3t
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The Warner Fishing Club.

Under the auspices of Hon. John W.
Green, Mayor Murphy, and others, in Day
export, the Davenport members of the
John Warner Fishing Club entertained
their Rock Island brethren and invited
guests with a nice dinner, on the bluffs
back of East Davenport, on Wednesday.
There were some 80 or 60 present. and the
dinner, gotten up by George Lorton, was
all that an epicure cC;sId desire. The 9th
er refreshments also, are said 10 have been
exceedingly tempting. From this side
there were present Messrs John Warner,
Jacob Norris Judge Peasants, Congress
man Hawley, Billy Strong, Mr.. Devere.
Fisher Abbott. DIR. Bready, VIM. Eggles-
ton, 7. Mitsch, p. D. Drake, J. II. Lang
ley, John Crubaugh, A. Fl. Lambert Geo.
W. Copp, James f. Copp, julie BurwelI.
c. W. Negus, X L. Bailey, r. d. Coss,
DIR. Gregg, Joe Gregg, L. NJ. Buford,
James Kelly, tof Young America, and
perhaps others from this side. Mr.. John
Galligan, Of New y ork, and Mr.. l.. S. Fowler,
of the CIT. W. Despatch, stopping at the
Harper House, were also present. Also
Mr.. Remington, of the Geneseo stock wards
Others, perhaps, from abroad, besides
the Davenport people.
After dinner, remarks were made bv J
W. Green, after which, VIM. Eggleston
introduced the following resolution:
Res0Igsd, That the John Warner Fishing Climb of
ock Island desires to express to their brethren and
TRENDS OF Davenport their sincere and heartfelt
lhahks Tor their splendid and wholesouled enter
Iallment' with it, unequalled and unsurpassed
dinner even by John Warner himself the monarch
Of great dinners. And whether we meet on the
splendid praires Of Iowa or in the beautiful groves
OF Illinois on Rock River bottom, nothing should
occur to mar our hospitalities and enjoyment, to
prGSeht our pleasant and amicable unions and re
unions at all suitable times and occasions and
Whiie we stand by our chief In fishing and frying
we must confess we owe you and are willing to
pay'with interest
ResQiced, That the brilliant lager. the sparkling
Catawba, and the mixed and unmixed beverages so
laFlshly furnished and demolished tells the
whole story on this subject Finally we one and all
express our highest consideration for your con reou
anu gehtiemanly treatment on this occasion and
hoF your SHADOWS Will never grow less. and we
trust mat our meeting here to-day will extend our
acquaintance strengthen our friendship and ce-
nent our common interests
1heresolutlons were adopted unanimous
lywith great applause. They are abost such
resolutions as might be supposed to be writ
ten after thinner; but if committee of
the Rock Islanders present could not i'm
prove them we are very much mistaken
Remarks were also made by F. l. Jervis
Jacob Norris, Mayor Murphy, W. A. Eos
ter and Judge Peasants.
A beautiful boquet from Mrs. John War
ner was presented to the getter-up Of the
party %. W. Green by F. l. Jervis, in
a neat speech, replied to by Mr.. Green,
ETC., etc.
Altogether il was a very ENJOYABLE PARTY.
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Prices Down.

We have large stock of gents linen
suits which we will sell from ten to t'reatg
per cent below old prices, in order to make
room for our fall stock. Parties wishing
to secure great bargaing in first class
goods are invited to call at our store, cor
ner of Illinois and Eagle streets.
WALKER & DODGE,
sdtf Pioneer Clothing House
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

lis splendid Hair Dive ls the best IL the world
Thonly True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Relia
hleADd instantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
ticOus tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the IL
sfds OF dyes and washes Produces imnediately
I 5perb Black or Natural Brown, and leaves the
aillean Soft and Beautiful. The genuine signed
s. Bachelor. Sold by all Druggists
lb2dwly CHAS. BATCHELOR. Prop n. Y
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MONEY LOST!

On account of the backward season we
are compelled to sell fine Scotch suits from
40 10 $3.50; Black Suits $l5 to SIS Lam
men coats IS to$l.25, Straw and furnishing
aoods very low /. BAMBERGER.
| 75S96AomI CITY Hotel Clothing Store.
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Report Of the Library Diners.

The directors of the Publ Library
made their first report TO the { Council
at its last meeting, in pursua Of see
ton Of the act under which library
was established. From this port we
gather the following interestinfatistics ::
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The Ladies of Trinity Church give a par
lor entertainment at the residence. OF
Mr.. Wallace Eggleston, this evening
Come all who desire very pleasant eve
ming. Croquet players will find ample &C
Communications. VOW.
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The lively itemizer of the Chicago Jour
nal draws largely upon Imagination, in the
following:
An nnonending colored man was knocked down
and kicked severely in front Of a Rock island sa
loon, for no other Ofense than that of being black
The perpetrators were arrested but were afterward
released without punishment.
Pity the sorrows of that poor ''unoGend-
ing colOred man who broke his own banjo
over another mans head and then had the
wrong man arrested for assaulting him.
And all this happened because Hugh Con-
well kept Democratic saloon! The coun-
try is an awful state
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A large assortment of plain and stripe
English worsted skeleton coats OF all sizes
at A. Loebs, the one price clothier,
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Tho Waather.--To.D Day

The following shows the temperature
Mt THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as IN
Dictated bv thermometer
a. ~ So Hbove zero. IAN. IT. above zere
l9 N eqc 8 Pm TO-
rlOy1y,
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CITY
OFFICIAL PAPER.

All wool cassimeres for children wear
from 75c to $l.25 per yard at A. Loeb s.
the one price clothier.
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Neat and stylish spring clothing hats
caps, and gents furnishing goods at Jonas
Bears o-'uonh
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hdies who are suffering from certain complaints
knwn only to females, should at once get DR.. Vel
pas Female Pills. They produce most cnarm-
inafect. Sold by all Druggists.
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DIED.

WILSON,-At the residence of his father cor
h'9disOn and Cable streefs. Rock Island at 10
o'clock Wednesday eve, Mr.. Frank Wilson aged 81
years.
Funeral at the Baptist church, Friday, July nth
at O'Clock, P. NJ Friends of the deceased are in
vited
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Colfaxis Last Lie.
rror the New York World,


The late President, SCHUYLER o9 9i-
fax, is still lying TO get out OF his ttsIit
Mobiher scrape. This time he lies 6y
proxy, to explain away that 5. Y, cheeA,
He thought himself safe, as he did Then
lying about Nesbitt's 81 200 greenback IN !,
an unregistered letter, the disinteres'eo
gift of private patriot to the people ser
want. And it must be admitted thst the
Christian statesman of South Bend lnd,
has very hard luck in his lying, bu our
correspondent who writes us the folAWing
letter, we vouch for in all respects ne
testi6es to having seen the man WITH
Colfax and Ames last winter, WHOM Col,
fax now invents as personal witt'Ss oi
the paying of the S. {. check, but nose
testimony has not before been regered
/ because he was in Europe! Ames i1ead,
and Colfax thought he bad sas lie
But that Republican statesman is oSy ex-
posed again. That is all. The other
points in our correspondent thorn, letter
will prick their own way to recognitn;
WASHINGTON, D. C., 1st Julyis7S
ITO the Editor OF the World:
SIR: Dead men tell no tales is PROV
erb upon which General Butler lsslbly
relied when, General Canb be-
ing deceased, he proceeded 10 telty as
his proxy in relation to b. f. b. New
Orleans transactions; and j. I. rev. a
disreputable lobbyist long engage about
the Capitol in obtaining fees in avance
from unsophiSticated claimants credit
from susceptible grocers, tailors an shoe
makers, and cash for bogus checss from
unsuspecting possessors of filth! mere,
t takes upon himself the role of Sid in hi:
r good time TO vindicate the chalcter o.
the great smiler' by testifying those
things about which Hon. Cakes Aes, de
missed, was not positive, and thelerk Il
0 the Sergeant at Arms was not eld IN hi
n recollection. 1t seems 10 me to luxurious
Mr.. Editor, but Mr. Drew, of Btington
VT. was not in Europe at Il time o
: the committee investigation into { Z. )
y check for | saw him, the living hes, ans
+ Mr.. Schuyler Coltax, all three the OLD
hall of the House of Rcpresendves a
Washington, on the same day cling th'
+ time the committee inquiry was,ogress
' ing. Drew, | think, drew the 10 bow to
. these reasOns-or reasons OF hlswn, ant
q perhaps because God in his pd time
"a would naturally have a pOwerfuItiuenc
.. as lobbyist with Senate priced owe
IF by religious statesman, and hired b.
n the fearful prayers OF a Newma holding
- also the relation of father confer to tn
y head of the Administration and grea
Is Republican party Dead men tao tales
or except by proxy. Curious, is it, thu
;. the heavenly Candy should he for hi
al proxy the Satanic Butler, anthat tn
" naughty Ames should have fons prox
the Almighty in his own good tie.
"a A LoOKER-oN HERE IN VIVA
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/ just received 500 striped coats, black
and white, selling for one dollar each at
A Loeb's, the one price elothier.
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lie genuine article, must have Dr. John Balls
prvste stamp each bottle nT. John Bull only
hss the right to manufacture and sell the original
JCIl j. Smiths Tonic Syrup, ni Louisville, ny
Z anime well the label each bottle. If my
pr vAte stamp IL not On each ootte. do not pur
cha, YOU Will be deceived See MY column
&C srtisement. and my show card ] viii prose.
cUa any one infringing on my right. The genuine
Suih's Tome syrup c@n only be prepared by my.
seg The pubics servant,
DR.. JOHN BIZ Ii.
buisville, Nov. 5. 1859 janai-dSwly.
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RncKFoRn. ROCK ISLAND ANpsT LOUIS r. h

TrAins connect at Rock Island with the Chicago,
K |. a Pacific; the Peoria q K l., and the western
q for Burlington, Gnlesburg and Peoria. Az bush-
nell with the &. b. & q for quincy. Al Boards
town with the Springfield & Illinois South Eastern
Tor Spriarheld aud Pann AT Chaplin with the To,
ledo w, Il Western for Jacksonyllle, Naples and
Hannibal; and at ~. Louis with all hailroads ana
Stramboa lines diverging from that point
,utgApo NuIyyAIrtSpE A. Sr PAIL RAILWAY.
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Summer drawers, summer undershirts
white and fancy shirts, at A. Loebs, the
one price clothier.
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DR.. S. BYAM & WIFE.

MRS. ALMEDA c. BYAM, NJ D
| AIDES PHYSICIAN AND FRIEND. CAN BE
i found at their Office, corner Orleans and Eagle
streets, on Mondays and Tuesdays of each week
Female Diseases d Speciality. Supporters and
Trusses kept on hand Comes well recommended
Orders left at their office Post Office promptly
attended to.
Rock Island, Ills, May 81, 1s73.-d3m
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The Hartford Comant, (Rlbhcanl,
Gen Joseph r. Hawleys per, says
there are some suspicious feahs to the
story" telegraphed from W ashnon about
the man Drew, who saw Cakes mes get
the cash on that s c. checked adds !:
II looks too much like making haste improve
the death OF 0akes Ames for Mr.. Co.'s benefit
The painful history, with its sckeniietails. in.
Guiding the Neshitt checks, Is too fren remem-
brance, and unless more convincing eence thaa
this story of Mr. Drew can be presentet Is unwise
/ IN the friends OF the Nicc-PresideB bring the
( subject again before the public attem.
A large assortment of R, Caps,
Gents furnishing goods, trunland va
Uses at Livingstone K Co. 3Dd2m
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IanhoodI Womanhood Marriage

Pages. illustrated, fine plates, sent postpaid fo
so nts. by Dr. Whittier, or st. Charles Street, St
los, Mo- the great Specialist Read his card.
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RACERs.-ln the most widely known
racing and trotting stables, in the estab-
hshments of stage and city car companies,
and among gentlemen who keep their own
horses, the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIdENT
has gained the most exalted reputation as
the best Of all ointments, lotions or embro-
cations ever introduced into the American
market 1t has been tested thirty years,
and nowhere has it been superseded by
any novelty. Go where you will, the first
thing farmer asks for, when his horses or
cattle are ailing, is this MUSTANG LIN
MENT
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Linen suits for youths and children, al
A. Loeb's, the one price clothier,
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LOCAL COLUMN.

ROSADALIs is used in the practice of, and en-
dorsed by some Of the leading Physicians through
out the land. They induced to do this from the
fact that its formula is published around each bot
tie, so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with their
properties, prescribe it with all confidence.
NIcHoLAsyILLE, KY, Feb. II. 1863
Gentlemen i have seen the effects of 'Rosadal-
is' patiente in my practice, and take plea
sure in 8ttestng TO its merits very powerful al
terative. In eases of Scrofcla, Rheumatism. Sec
Ondary syphilis, &C. always recommend 1t.
Very truly, yours. j. 5. SPARKS, NJ. D.
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White duck and linen suits for men at
4. Loeb's, the one price cothier
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Suits made to order in the latest style at
q Loeb's, the one price clothier.
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The whole number of book,orrowers
registered is $40. The hbral has been
open for the delivery books 10 days
During this time there were,
Visitors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y. 4ss3
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: . u, I...,...,. No.

D !
1t use cures Headache and Toothache!
Its use cures Neuralgia and Catarrhl
Its Use cures Sciatica and Lameness
Its use cures Sore Throat and Cankerl
Its use cures Sore Eyes and Erysipelas,
It's use cures Stiff Joints and Cramps.
Ita use cnres Fits and Sen Sicknesst