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~ THE SHIELD OF HEALTH.

Debility opens the door to disease Nor is thi, all
When the door has been opened aud the terrible in
truder has entered steal prostrsou renders its
progress to the citadel of life comparatively easy
Therefore bar the door, and IL possible keen il
barred; or, IL the enemy has already secured foot
hold rally the strength Of the and assist ma
ture to drive out the foe of health and Iife The
means OF doing this is within every ones reach.
Brace up the physique with Hos,etter's stomach
Bitters when there are elements in the air
you breathe or the water you drink that
are morbid and un~hoiesoine. This is bar
ring the door. Epidemics and endemics will
ssssil in vain the living fortress that is
thus protected 1. may 'lsugh Q siege to
scorn." But if this precautionary measure
has been neglected the seeds Of disease can be
ejected by the same potent vegetable agent that
would, If taken earlier, have prevented their OBJ
tanning an entrance into the system. The stimua-
ing, invigorsting, regulating and purifying proprie
ties Of this vital elixirlrender it formidable
antagonist Of all debilitafing disorders The rapid
ty and certainty with which il vanqushes fever and
ague, rheumatism, bilious collie, Indigestion and
nervous complaints is due in small degree to the
strength it imparts the muscular FIBRE the nerves
aud the membranes which line the stomach and the
bowels. II may be safely said that q course of the
itters commenced now will be Q sure protection
against most OF the complaints incident to the
season. mi7-eo3iSw
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King LuaslilIe Coming - the UuiseA
States.

Major General j. NJ. Schofeld, who went TO
the Sandwich Islands for the benefit Of his
health few months since, and not on . political
mi sion, as has been stated, has written several
interesting letters to General Sherman recently,
In one Of which he says that be has almest
entirely recovered from the throat affection
from which he suffered. and that he intended to
return to San Francisco about the 18th or 18th
OF the present month. During his stay in the
Sandwich Islands he visited all the points of
interest, and cruised about considerably on the
American war vessels stationed in the vicinity.
He writes General Sherman that he win be
accompanied to San Francisco by Lunalillo,
the newly electedking OF the Sandwich Islands,
who proposes to make a tour Of the United
States, in order to learn more about the Amer
lean people, for whom he processes great
friendship. 1t Is also suggested that one object
of his visit is to study and more fully understand
the American theory OF government, that he
may incorporate such reforms as he may think
Judicious in his own government. The real
purpose of his visit, however, is believed to
be to bring his royal prestige to bear to secure
favorable commercial treaty with the United
States by which the tariff on sugar shall be
reduced, to the advantage OF the sugar interests
of his kingdom.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal OMcey,

WAsHIEeToN, ID. c., March II, 1873, n m.
SYNOPSIS FOB The PAST TWRNTY-FoUR HoURs -
me areas OF low barometer that were Thursday
morning over the lower lakes and North Carolina
have moved northcastward respectively down the
y. Lawrence valley and to tine coast Of Maine.
ttesh 10 high northeast winds, " it'll rain and snow
save prevailed over the middle and eastern STATES
out are now very generally followed by westerly
siEds and CLEARING weather with decidedly lower
mpefature. Westerly winds and clear vesth her are
Ported from the south Atlantic states, and with
2aIty cloudy weather from the Ohio valley Cloud
..n snow continue over the region between Lake
hichigan and Vermont. and the barometer has fallen
turing the night the same district with SIS
ary temperature. The highest pressure continue
Win clear and very cold weather i'm Minnesota
PkoBhBILirIRs.-Thea areas Of low barometer move
uufing the rest OF Friday slowly northeastward A
northeas'eriy storm continue Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick Increasing westerly winds wifi
cloudy weather. prevail over the middle and eastern
tiatts and the lake re gion with in the latter
tcr the southern portion Of the middle states partly
loudly and clear weather by Friday evening with
Using barometer and westerly winds For the south
en- states rising barometer, westerly Winds partly
cloudy ana cool weather. For the Ohio valley and
upper lakes rising barometer, northwest winds and
generally clear weather. Csutionary signals Con.
,niue at Norfolk. Baltimore, Cape MAJ, New York
VIEW Haven, New London, Woods Hole. Boston
nj Portland, Me-, and i'll be dis pay ed at the LAKE
stations from and after April Isf
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GOvernmemt Securities.
81 Nv Cooke n Co. furuish tina followiu n
The MorkeA.

80 bALriMonE, March n.-yirsnis6' Ga. Coupons, old
So 10 consolidated, 66.< West VIRGINIA Il. Sorfh
CsIoIins e's, old, sir bid to-day.
low middlings, Eh oils Fieur-luiet and unc hanged
heat-more active; better feeling; white choice,
s'ber, Sz@S2e5; good to prime red, 81 sS6s III as
common 60 fair do, coo 8 50; red western. IS
aid frrn; white southern, sia6f yellow southern.
s 1902; mixed western, 60 oass-auiet southern
changed. Hay-unchanged. Proyi.ions-auiet and
spL "'"' .
Corn dull. $3.50
NEW YORK, March yi.-Stocks and Gold stea,iy
l5's. Money steady, i-S20DI Is per cent Exchange
long, s; short, 81. Governments dun
PARIS, March 2l.-Speoie In the bank of France
hss increased sOo00o francs during the past week
Ren.es So francs, So centimns
LONDON, March II IL 80 a. m .-Consois opened at
9s @9z,6 for money; 9e,s for account Bonds of Iss
90 go; Of lo'', sS<; 10 so's, So New fives sJie
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The New York money market Was stringent
YESTERDAY, and the suspension of the Bulls
Head Bark created an unsettled feeling, but no
panic: There Was great pressure, however,
10 scu stocks. Government bonds were duh
and firm in both New York and London, with
little or 70 business doing. The stock market
was weak and at times excited.
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Governor Dix has sternly held to his nurnose
10 make murder OGious by the impartial execu-
Ton OF the law upon a criminal Justly con-
cemned 10 die. but for whose exemption from
punishment most extraordinary array of in
huence had been brought 70 bear By the exc
eUuoh OF Foster many a murderous hand will
lie stayed; at least within the jurisdiction of the
grand old man who executes Justice without re-
gard 10 persons. The wOuld-be murderer will
hesitate, when he sees assured and dispraceful
srath before him IA the penalty of his deed.
1'ad Gov DIX weakly yielded to the immense
pressure for Communication in Fosters case, the
1stai precedent would not only have embar-
IaSSed him in the future execution of the law.
but would have doubtless caused a hideous
amount OF bloodsheed. Every murderer wouId
nave relied upon bringing sufficient
amount OF maudin sentimentalism, legal
Guibbiing, or denominational, social. or army
influence TO bear to save his neck from the gal
lows The rufianly crew everywhere-or at
least within the boundaries of the Empire
s'ste-are notified in words that they now know
nave meaning. that Every man who strikes
= murderous blow at the life of his fellow
must be made to feel his own il in certain
peril What l. needed to stay the prevailing
murder mania is the prompt. certain and i'm
partial execution of the sentence upon all con-
Elcted murderers. There is no doubt that the
failure TO hang Foster at the time his murderous
cetd was committed gave announcement for
nail dozen other murders since
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~ NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.

The Assessors Of the several Legislative Districts
having completed the Of real property for
the nscsl year ending June 10Th, 1884, the Board Of
Appeals will meet at the Office Of the
Of Assessments and Taxes No. $50 a. street near the
corner OF Louisiana avenue, on the Sd pAV OF FEB
RCART, 1873, at 1x O'Clock m, to hear appeals
that may be made from the valuations Of said as
SCISSORS.
All appeals must be made Ia writing, and sworn 70
before an officer competent to administer oaths.
The Board will be in session each day SUNDAY ex-
cepted) from II O'Clock q m. until 8 O'Clock D. m >,
and on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from
O'Clock until O'Clock D. m
h A. HALL. VIM. WALL.
GEO. A. BOHRER, Riley A. SHINN,
,,o 4. 1iDDLETOE, ys.,,
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~ TO LADIES.
family Who requires ali her spo psysosi strength ,
to fulnll her household duties, and eli her moral
feeling B.ag sons BEING sSs 81; y sss
II dssy
fatal to her than spell Of sickness for In that
:, x 81 Shss
worth While 70 see physician about IT. until nature,
sssn iitils prsssaiion Il sIossr siSs would Sss:
sp.Sed her life 70 prevent, 70 strengthen, 70 cure
sfh n +s al IL
inf.lliele rsnsdy asainss nalsrs, dyslepsia, COS
sns s. g Biz
ter, .hieh srs s0ld 81 e. drussi.t.. e core
Ss.sess :e: 1870 : sae . S s.'
w In agreat degree eli the principles Of schsnek's
Pumonic Syrup, and While q pleasant 70 the Iaats
render Il eesctgaI in eoushs, colds, 6rcaehi.l "a
catarrhal s1ections, &c. n u the most accepeabls
~sS .adsr from io:. @ !Oiss, g z "a. ssa:sSls:
en-. iss ,ss pocket. and sFs feE ss1s n e
'1 sssss eor.:i Il .Sd zicS IS: sP4si
DTH.SssM.. .. TN =. EAR,LIE g AeEs 70
sss Sc. ss:s 81 g IT.
=: :: Esss S's: 'ss
the yicti9 Of Scrofula, Ulcers, eorss, RinDles,
Dlotehss, fees, &C., can Be rtored - sound hsalti
N R soocf AID HEB JUICES. sl2 pr ssts,s
e y o. f's';'::s = 8: z IS -:
~DR. \. PRATT, 0reduats Of Ohio OolisGo Of
~ Dss6al e1rgssy, al - srsses eseyssop
- - II a 1noo1 - HDv. ". D. UvonD M
@B novI D.
p1. y; RAR4xrT,
II. sseeysa . No. lSss q srsst nsFshv;s, sos'
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~ CAPITAI REAI EsTArE HSa0EEi

hRY. NJ. G.. A,
Wy Corner Ninth and D streets
FREE READING ROOM-CIRCULArIN Ir.
BRARY: L., 100 vols. Subscription. - per wear
LEC1U RES TO CHRISTIAN w0RkER We'd.
nesday and Friday evenings al 51f O'Clock.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS az IL Il, and . m
LITERARY SOCIETY SATURDAY. evening at n;
O'Clock. SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
I'D Lincoln ~ all at ia O'Clock; at Thester Comlue
NJ oStotk.
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On the first page will be found an article upon
Tie manufacturing advantages Of the District,
from an intelligent source Some of the figures
showing the extent Of manufacturing opera
tons now carried on here viii surprise those
n DO hare not looked into the matter.
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- On aS5RGETowK HEIGHTS.

The HOUSE and PRRMISBe 1t the head Of Ash-
ingepn street, on 0eorGstoua Heights, nov occSied
rS.ns & he main hoess. lesidss Ss2R rooms sn
closets, pantries. cupboaIde, - Re. Theip s .
room and pantry IN sdiition 20 the main hull -.
There h large brick stable having In Il staf for
Rent q 80 per annum. The premises viii Mold
on easy tenn Of payment. Tor further iuformkion
inauire on the prenises, or Of @. y. PECK eN6o
111S Penney " ania avenue. mf
lrOR RKNT-Large and airy ROOMS, furuhed
II or unfurnished, suitable Tor h0usekeepiH of
otherwise, neyly fitted, q u Is Pennsylvani2yS
IcOB HENT-Eo. SIS d street. northwes -
II block east Of City Hall. Apply to GATHy
rCoITT, Lumber Dealer. streef, bet 6th ~ ~;
sts, northWests adjoining B. p. B. B. depQl Il II
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WASHINGTON. DC M.RcyIo,s1s

WASHINGTON, d. c., MARCH 10, 1873,
Rooms No. $50 IA STREET NORTHWEST.
In eompliance with section 81, act approved Au-
gust I'd. 1871 the Board Of Appeals will Continue in
session at their rooms snd at the hours designated
EvEk1 DAY, except sundays, for thirty days from
assessment for the fiscal year 1H3lN4 can be re-
ceived. By order OF the Board of Appeals.
marlo-lm L. Y. n. FAEHTz. Secretary.
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The MoSloe Jack Ru.,ne..

Is Cohndentiy expected IN government cir
eies that the new peace commission recently
organized 10 treat with Capt. Jack, the Modoc
'heorrgibie, viii be able to negotiate a peace
NHhont further bloodshed on either side. Some
OF the first commissioners seems to be afraid to
30 within negotiating distance of Capt. Jack
ana ms followers, and employed "Mrs Whites,
and "Modoc Sal''-two females. IL is In he nra
sumed, Of eminent diplomatic ability-to rep
resent them in the lava beds. Their negotis.
ions were failure. and Capt. Jack announced
thdt lie would hold lao more peace pow vows
WIN women; some have maliciously suggested
because the women had longer and sharper
tongues than the braves, and that consequently
The latter had no show in a wordy contest with
them The new commission. it is believed, will
De more successful, and Gen. CANDY, who has
greet charge Of the whole matter, has been in
structed by Gen Sherman, at the request of the
Secretary Of the Interior, to exercise as much
uience and forbeaTsnce with the sayages As
i'>sioie In order to give the commissioners
ample opportunity 70 treat with them. Gen.
S@r man Is OF the opinion that there is no
hetI ofspecial haste in the matter of the settle
a. -i'' OF the Aodoc troubles. Their submission
> 80 question of tme-of a few weeks at
Ia's' the troops now surroundings the lava beds
q - no additional expense; and should any
ate u be made to preeipltste matters at pres
e. or troops must Of necessity lose heavily.
&c CARDS further loss OF life as unjustified by
tAe eFeumstances, and force will not be used
uH-i. Il Il demonstrated that gentler means are
o 20 avail The General says he regards Cap
Ian Jack a. he would a rattle-snake in a hole.
'hee hoied the question arises shall he be
si''Ned out or drowned out, or shall patience
q exercised until he Is forSc I to come ont Of
b own accord; one course would be attended
Nita danger and the other would not He re-
1eses the greatest confidence in the Judgment
oi General Candy, and says If he again assaults
HE savages in the lava beds it viii be because
a. attempts to induce Captain Jack to surren-
Oer have proved futile.
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The government has received NO intelligence
OF any kind in reference TO q projected expe-
Cition against Mexico in the southwest, but
should any such attempt be made, IL may be
Conrdentiy stated that the United States will
Iee.st il by force Of arms If necessary. A de-
sent regard for our treaty obligations with .
aeighboring state, with which we are at peace,
would naturally impel such . course, and be-
s.des, il Is understood that the government feels
in duty bound to encourage the new president
OF Mexico, who, thus far, has evinced a COM
Mendable desire to establish and maintain q
good government in his distracted country. II
3s said that This expedition was proposed be-
Cau<e q he Mexican cattle stealing outrages
On the an border; but il 10 not easy to zee
how. q Il the western boundary line Of Texas
veEe sded to embrace Mexican territory,
the e. l. complained of would be remedied
There is probably no foundation for the rumor
IN question
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BUSINESS CHANGER

E'Ok sALk-StOOh an flNrt 49, 81 !. a.
Gerry snd Liquor store. inr = e,ssf n.xf-,- -. -
SLICES. keasop tor selling. have other 6u.iue-. A.,
sitend -. Appiy lsoS street northwest ulsi-ss
E'uR sALE, cHEAP-A small stcck ~ dROCE
u klEc, doing good lsiue~s: chran rent Re-
scns VI 81 tnr, leaving the CITY. Aidre-s gOHS
WOOD, Ne. SlSeth street northwest. MAJ e.
For SALLY RESTAURANT Opposite one sf
we DePsrtni' nts. dong getd business. snf csu
- made better ~ attention 90 ~; gssod rrs@on.
wen tor selllug. Apply NJ the Star Ofhue m2-N.
TX Az ohhNSk 10 purVh.se . good sT0RE sss
=. Ms cheap. near market, "a
siFeets NO. fF1S- Pricr, IS $40. terms rssv
-. HAMILTON PEARSON.
W. " NJ q. A. Builciog, oh snd y So
Lpk sALk CHEAP-a f-.f 80. sY,..No
HAND FURNITURE STAND. VITA sow.
$3.50 cNheI "a, inf oibc, business Locstion FOOD
p NJ low rare chauce fer small ranit.l 49,.
AZ ue - m'ses' vi 1th'sreet ncrfh, after sp N.
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IRVING INSTITUTE FOR HEALING,
No. $50 21sr STREET,

Treaime bathing Of different kinds, warm and
,rp, S packs, warm and cold COMPRISES, thorough
ION OF the skin Contraction of the joints dsa ppesr
hy our treatment. The bloc and hair receive new
and Chronic Rheumatism yield readily. The limb,
na hands receive their natural strength, the pa
days: DiIapidsted ana weak consi tutisns reinvig-
air introduced into the ear powerful msenetsm and
mani Pulsion and delicate force pumps, extracting
IN and scfeete Srm.
beautIfui Rooms nicely furnished and airy pariors
fountains. in csrriaSe rs ana
b9afr hsh,ng, croquet, and innocent plays, hstor-
sss. ..smns; at
reasonable by week or month For further e nars
,iepIar. inquire At the Institute, W. ii. IRVING,
N; B:EThe use Of tobacco and profanity discour-
aged and persons of unceany habits will net be
T,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri6er
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Colombia, holding q Special Term letters
MILES Of county s. %
All persons having CLAIMS against tine said deceased
voucher. thereof 70 the subscriber. on or Sefors
the 20 day Ct March next: they may otherwise By
ssr ny A MES IT, MMEhssin IT,
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
pstGn & E Ms GSL is,h 81 Esse
wood, Nj, praying for the extension of a patent
granted to him on the 21st day of juno, 1859 and
re-ssued on the 9th day Of February. ls7a for an
Improvement in Apparatus for Heating Buildings
by Steam.
II is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
on the 10Th day OF May next: that the time for filing
arguments and the Examiners report be limited 10
the 18Th day OF May next, and that said petition be
heard on the 4tn day Of June next
Any mi{ opGii ss: sf1sn Commissioner
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
The 2lss day Of March, 1873.
WILLIAM T DUyALL and JOSEPH L. SIMsls, trading
a. Duvall Simms, Plaintiffs, as. W. OGprS
GILES and RoLLIN MATHEwsoN, trading as the
Msshington Paving Block treating Company,
On MOTION OF the plaintiffs, by Mr.. J. II. Holds
worth GORDON their attorney it il ordered that the
defendants, W. Ogden Giles and Rollins Matthew
cause their appearance to be entered herein on
or before the first rule-day occurring forty days
after this day; otherwise the will be proceeded
with US in case of default By the Court:
d; X, CARTIER, Chief Justice, &c.
By j. !. CAMP, Asst Clerk. n2l-fa
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p VI I L B L X MS
NEW DRUG sTORE,
TO LADIES

No. 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AvEyuR,
pot for Soda and Mineral Waters. fsl3-1y
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST.On Friday morning, near 7th street, a
post Office order, and other valuables: The finder
NIL receive suitable reward on returning it to OF
street southeast. us
OST-From my chain, LOCKET, containing
IL pictures of mother and child. The finder will
please return to tho Gallery sos Market Space.
1t J. ORVILLE JOHNSON.
I OST-On March nth, at the corner Of 9Th and
streets northwest, plain, heavy GOLD RING,
with initials Of s. s. to Z. l.. in the inside. Liberal
reward will be paid If left at No. 7l2 street north
west. m2l-2t
4 OsT-A DIARY, bound in red, gilt edged, with
lars reward will be given by JOHNSON, KLAUCKE
Gu, corner 9Th and streets. m2O-3t'
Clio REWARD.-Lost pair Of GOLD SPEC
Civ TACLES. Above reward if left NA@
at NO. ~ Penna avenue, scSthess, ,,z,5,~ysV
I OST-Last evening, a RUSSIA LEATHER
IL FAN. Five dollars reward will be paid by de-
livering the same to the Office Of the Capital Pub
fishing Co., 925 street. m3O-2t
COX kEWARD-Lost, ON the 18th instant in the
SSO Center Market, two BOOkS-one Account
Book and a Pocket Book. The above reward will be
given and no questions asked, if returned to CHRIS
TIAN w1DMEYER, rs Center Market. ml7-6t-
I OST-On the LIST Of March, on X street. between
IL 10Th and I'd streets northwest, RUBY RING,
returned to No. soY ID street northwest. mi
4 OsT-At the National Theater, January 9Th, an
IL ONYX EARRIN0.-The finder win be suitably
rewarded BY leaving Il ct Star once. j9tf
4 OST-On the 18th, between u and 1sd and 9TH and
IL streets, pair Of EYE-GLASSES,
gold frame. A liberal reward will WIS.,
paid IL returned to l52 street northwest. DIS
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EOR RENT-Two floors nice ROOMS over III
II burns new drug store; No. 1An9 Psnnsylvhia
avenue. mIfrh
L>OR SALE-At q oargain-A comfortable EDEN.
room HOUSE, pressed brick front, with noIern
coDseniences, large lot, &c. Apply on the prenSss
1909 10th street, above II. ralSln
ECOR RENY-A FOUR ROOM BRICK UOlBI
u one half square from the llrh street cars: Int
ENOR R1ET-DeeirebIe OFFICk R6OHS, "a
II Deck Room in building NO. 31e al street -
ply to A. 9. HALEY Board Of Trade Rooms. u I'm
Er0R sALE-Severel neatiy-inished FRMK
mont avenue; price q ,eoo.S10 eaeh, balank In
monthly payments. WALKER 4 McRAEr
m6-eo3Ws eEsF Opposite TreAsuy
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-09
Nusbaum's Exhibition

Monday was gala day with the ladies'.
They thronged the new dry goods store of
Julius Nusbaum in large numbers. The
style Of tie store is something new in
Rock Island and people were surprised
that somebody hadn't thought Of that style
of shelving, and those long rods for the
show Of shagls and peiee goods before. The
windows, too, were dressed up in some
thing like Broadway style, where rich
goods are shown in great variety and style.
1t is quite evident that Mr. Nusbaum
knows his little biz aboard the boat, for
the styles and quality of goods he has
leaves no doubt on this point. In guipure
laces, white and colored kid gloves, corsets,
shawls, dress goods, cassimeres, notions, etc,
he has wonderful variety And his rule Of
strictly one price saves great deal of time
to him and his customers. If you ike il
buy-if not, all right. lie and his assist
ants are there to show the goods and they
are good-natured and polite whether peo-
pie buy or whether they don't buy. They
invite everybody to come and see them, and
they are bound to treat everybody with
politeness. AL are treated alike, and al
served in turn, no matter whether rich Oh
poor everybody in turn and all served
alike. One price, is the motto, and .
1 child can buy as cheap as king.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-09

The Chicago Times has telegram from
Dubuque complaining Of conductors on the
Western Union T. r. for surliness and III
civility TO passengers the night OF the
wrecking of trains at Rock River Junction
the I'd inst. The only conductors Of that
road present at that time were Fuller and
John Bramhall-and two more kind aud
obliging men cannot be found on any road
The same growler finds fault because there
was hog train near him. and lays that t.
the W. L. Il. Il. The hog train belonged
to the G., r. l. x p r. r. When it is
considered that, in few hours after that
accident nineteen trains accumulated there,
and that a new track had to be laid around
the wreck, it is very evident that no officer
of the road had any time to waste on I'M
reasonable men, or fools or foolish ques-
tons The business on hand was to get
around the wreck and get trains on time
again, and that was done before morning.
All hands connected with the trains are
entitled to great credit for enegy and for d
patient and hard nights work.