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NEW YORK,
Funeral OF Nt1on3 the nIurdereF.-mis.
cellan4 GUS Local News.

| Funeral OF Nixon, the murdereF--n1is. Is.
| 'cellan& GUS Local News.
Special Dtspateh to This Chicago Tribune.
| NEW YORK, May 18.-Ni1on's funeral tool
place this afternoon from his late residence, No
| Il Baxter street, in the, rear Of Strikers o.
"Nigger Auey.'' An immense concourse gath
| cred from the slums Of the neighhorhood, anl
assembled on the sidewalk in front. The
| friends and relatives Of the deceaeed Wore wbHo
badges with black border. 1mpr1nt.d on
them WAS the figure Of q woman weepi,s unaer IIe
> willow, and underneath the Ybd bad rb;aFe Me
Calvary Cemetery in fopr~nors' hearse' f'no"-
ed by shout twenty 44ss;oeiat.d 4s;sei rr<..1
| N,u vonr '-aJ l8.-The Times says Gov
~: In - morrow veto the blu Tor the annexa-
nn "Htertain towns in Westchaster County to
| tt!.9Fcity, On the ground that tho question has
not been formally submitted to the voters.
Ulysses 8. Grant, Jr., came Passenger by the
steamer Donan, and went to Washington last
night.
take - such action aa vii Compel vaaderbilt to
adopt the eight-hour system on the Fourth ave-
nue. works, met last evening. A report was sub
nitted that prominent lawyer has offered to
conduct q test case free Of charge. 4 certain
number OF men are to obtain employment
on the road, and then refuse to work more than
eight hours per day, and 80 ground tho test
case.
a sensational story is published that arsenic
has been administered to family OF sir parsons
in the upper part Of the city The police are ig-
norant Of the case, and the pa1ties most inter-
ested say it ia a canard-
Yesterday being the anniversar, OF Norwegian
Independence, the natives Of that country resid-
ing in this city commemorated the DAY IN an ap-
provided in East River Park, At which nearly
5000 persons we're present. procession waa
formed, which marched around the park, sing-
, 1873-05-19
Illinois state Medical society.


BLOOMINGTON, May 18.-Tho twenty-third an
nu,l session OF the Illinois State Medical Socie-
~, to be held here. commences tomorrow. at 10
H. m. The following committees aze expected to
report:
On Praetieal Medicines. K. Crawford. II. D.,
Monmouth o. l.. Jewett, II. D., Wasseka H.
II. Lyman, H. D., Chicago.
On surgery-3. L. White, II. D.. Blooming
ton; J. 3. Hsrnite'a, M. D., Kano; Il. " Ken
dali, II. D., Quincy.
On obatetrics-T D. Fitch, II. D., Chicago !;
4. Niles, n. D., Quincy; D. s. jerks, II. D.,
Plano.
o. Drugs and Medicines, H. Hollister, n.
L. Ham.lton. NJ D., Peoria.
On Necrology-0. ": A!bin, II. O., Neoga; J.
o. Hamilton, II. D., Je1aeyville; I. Z, secord,
II. D., Elmwood.
On Ophthalmology-E. L. Holmes, u. D.,
Chicago; J. P. johnson, II. D., Peoria; F. @.
Hotz, II. D., Chicago.
On Otology-S. J. Jones, N. D.. cGcago !;
Chas. Hunt, II. D., Dixon; Thos. Cali, L. D.
Rock Island
, 1873-05-19

Special DisEatsh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
DAYTON, O., May 17.-Mr. A. Hill. this mora
ing while On his way TO work. crossing the rai-
road on Montgomery street, was struck By loco.
motive and knocked senselees, the engine
passing over his right leg and bruising nm IN a. .
frightfu1 manner. His leg will have to oe an-
putated. aud tits thought he cannot recover. !,
FORT WAYNE. Ind, May 18.-James Collins, = =
section hand employed on the Toledo d Manasn
Railroad, layed down beside the track while n, .,
toxicated, this morning, about two miles esss o. y
town. A freight train cnme along: and, neloin - -
above tbs fnee, crushing it to Jelly: Death en-
sued in about six hours. :.
COLUMBUS, o., aAy, 18.-The dead body ..
Joseph Horst; German; of middle age; .1,ss was
found, horribly mangled, On the Hooking vaney
ing. The first intimation the brakeman had 5na. tl
the train had run over man. MAS the nno1''k
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s. LONDON, May 18.-A telegram from Iidis,
dated the 18th, confirms the news that hhiva was
taken, and eays the Khan was made q prisoner
eight loss. -.
EoxDos, May ia special to the Daily TEL
egraph from Tit1is says the Russians have taken
Khiva. The Khan is prisoner. The Russian
loss is slight.
telegram to the London Times from St. Pc
tersburg states that the Russians reached tho
Khivan territory without serious encounter.
There ia talk in St. Petersburg
now Of the annexation Of Bokhara and KhokAnd,
as we'll as Khiva. The Russian press represent
that Turkey is tottering with nisgovernment,
and predict that the time is coming when her
troubles will culminate, and Russia will then be
able to Yindicate her interests.
, 1873-05-19
ON THE RAIL.

The Congressional Party Detained by
u Fallen Bridge.
Special D4spatch to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
SHERMAN, Texas, May 19.-We have been de-
layed here aince the morning, part Of the Plano
bridge, about 50 miles south, having been under:
mined and carried aw ~ by the heavy rains a.
consequent floods. It has now cleared upne Of
large force has just passed on to tAf We shall
ths accident, and the prospects aIst far enough
20 forward tonight. We aTaiEtuation unpless-
from everywhere to make to Galveston with Ill
ant. We shall rattJlffidge has been repaired
: speed as soon az s4htry ended the other side OF
neniRnn
, 1873-05-19
ST. LOUIS.
nedfcatxou OF q Colored Catholic
Church,

nedfcatIou OF q Co1ored CATHOLIC
Church.
ST. L3Us NO., na psops the i ret estsbisbed
S.t svsst - Of tho hlissishppi, WAS dedicated here
tn1d.vs with imposing Ceremonies. Bishop Ryan,
to7e+bar With fourteen prominent clergymen
rom this city, Chicago, Topeka, and other
in the the tssSsst dao The he9
d.sli;ag largely upon the idea Of the uni-
salty Of the Church. 4 short = sermon
IN German vas preached by Father Wsbber.
Nearly 10000 people we're present, Over tw.nty
Irish, German, Bohemian, and coloIed beneso-
lent and temperance societies marcned IN pro.
cession with regAia, banners, and banda OF OF
music. 4 collection amounting to over 81 GOO
was taken up from the societies.
, 1873-05-19

Spkc1ak E18p0fch to The Chieaoo TRIBUNE.
DErRotr, May 16-Eyenin9- up-Props To-
!edo, Plymouth Aaydower, Jarvis 1vTa, Lady Franb-
u a.d, s 1nona Cir e7sni1e ts bsy sato
ike Forest, Thomas Gavin, Southwest, Law, Valley,
33esle Hoyt, II. L. Higgie, Ontario, Commerce, ADA,
Atlors, VIM Raynor, Alice Norris, Trowhridge, D.
ste-ar:, Ostrich, Oak Leaf, Dscotah, A. c. Maxwell,
Klau floretts, Geo. Steel Geo. Sherman, jane Nc
PAsss, Dows-Props saniIac, Can!steo; bark Cam
br1a sc1:s Ahira Coob s. a. Wood, Governor, D. II.
Foster, Nsta Avery, Annie Craig.
WIHp-N~theast
, 1873-05-19
THE JUDICIAL CANVASS.


Tventy-first Circuit.
Special Dtspateh {, Tho Chicago Tribune.
ErfNoHAM, ILL.,, Nay 18.--The Farmers Judi
ciAl Convent1on for this circuit met at olney on on
the 7th. Full delegations were present from all
the countisa. The Convention, when organizing.
found thata drunken mob had gathered in the
hall, whict tried for nearly an hour to break
up, resortng to all the tactics known to rae53-
They then tried to force tho Convep.vsn ~ 0
% Ills. III. Convention ] then p.seeeded regularly
to busine.a. and nominated the Hon. D. ." Ane1
The NIB was in tho interest Of Judge Decins,
and MAS the most disgraceful e1hln!non ~. 80
for JnSge aIe Decius, who is the nominee VI t1e y
-pnt Democratic Convention, and the hpn. Iii, :. ". .
Allen, the peoples nnrninaa. There ~ aA1o45
a doubt Of ALIENS triumphant elect1ou-
, 1873-05-19

Fatal A71Tay NeaF fkeHuzHR7 III
READING, Pa, May 1s.-This evening, IN . riot
at tbs White House, summer resort short
distance below this city, young man named
1annns Hahn Was shot dead David Walters
sas shot in the neck, and William
3riner in the right cheek. Tbs
NO latter Hers not dangerously hurt. The
shooting was done at close quarters By sub-
hoss engaged IN contract On the Berks County
Pailroad, named John Peoples. Shortly after
tie occurrence the police arrested the murderer.
Peoples alleges thai he committed the deed in
self-defenae.
, 1873-05-19
war department Weather Prosuoht1'
cations.

WAsHroToS, D. G., May 18.-For he m upper
Lakes and routhwArd to the Ohio and Mlesouri
Valleys, falling barometer, northeasteriy ana
southeasterly winds, cloudy weather, and 1aln.
nessee, southerly and southeasterly winds, low
barometer, cloudy weather, and occasional rain. 2
For the Lower Lakes northeasterly. winds, tall-
ing barometer. cloudy whether, and rain for
the Middle States, northeasterly and southen,y
winds, falling barometer, warmer and Palu5
Canada, clear and partly cloudy weather, and d.
rninishing pressure. ,,,
Cautionary signals continue st DULUTH, all-
waukee, Chicago, and Grand Haven.
, 1873-05-19

[HeTdtd Spec1dI-j
EH4aToos. May u, via LONDON, May 17--A
letter vaA received here to-day from Sir Samuel
Baker, on the White Nile. He reports that Ill is
we'll; that the passage through to the end was
that the distractions will be entirely removed
dining the present s7mmer. 81
, 1873-05-19
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, May 18.-The Indications at the
close Of business On The Bourae, yesterday, Were
that the worst Of the crisis Was over.
, 1873-05-19
BALTIMORE.
Look Concern question i'm ths
-r-esbytexian r. Asscmb1y--a1issiona

look Concern question in ths
-esbyterian Observation-Disclosures
work.
=. Speeial Dispdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
: BALrlNoRE, Nd, May 1s.-Too much import
suee was not attached in yesterdays dispatches
to the debate touching the Affairs Of Board oi
Publication. The speeches OF Dre. Backns and
Booth are the subject Of much conversation to-
day, and it is probable that the conduct Of tlis
Board will be again considered by the ASSEMBLY,
and severely criticised Great indignation is ex-
pressed in view OF the fact that the sales Of tho
Board last year amounted TO only one -alxth tha
capital invested The outlook ia decidedly un-
favorable to deferential treatment Of the Phil
adelphia Book Concern, as Presbyt yte1ians in othor
cities are thoroughly aroused, and not disposed
to compromise.
Al the great mizaiona1y meeting held in tho
Central Church this evening, in the interest Of
the Womans Board Of Missions, DR.. Francis F.
Ellinwood, Secretary Of the Board Of Foreign
Missions, made an effective address, The total
contributions Of the women in the Church last
year amounted to almost 975, 900, and Dr.. Elm
wood believed this morey had not been taken
from one pocket and put into another; on the
contrary, he was convinced that the general
work had been stimulated by tbs establishment
Of the Women's Board.
, 1873-05-19

FouoHKEEPs1E, =. T.. Hay 1s.-1t is reported
that gallery at Sing Sing fell to-day, carrying
md several seriously wounded. No particulars
o-night.
, 1873-05-19

Hew yoRx. Nav 1s,-Arrived, ste4.1er City Of
Washington and Adristic, from Liverpool +.
II. Arndt, from stestin, and Europa, from dlas-
NEw Yoaz, May 1B.-Arived-steamers Spain
and Idaho from Liverpool.
, 1873-05-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS. 5. il.
THE; GAL:AXY
THE JUNE NO.
NO w RE AD Y


CONTENTS: j.
LEON GA1IBETTA. By Justin Mccarthy.
SHAKESPEARE. By Mary H Wells Punpelly
TEE WETHEREL AFFAIR: By. J. ". De For
TIE yALuE. OF LIFE. By T.tu. Munson coaa.
a DAY OF MEMORIES By c. P. Ctanch- =
THE SW@EETHEAMnT @ ~ OF n. BR1sEUx. b.
THE KISS. By Julia @. B. Dorr.
LIFE ON TIE PLAINS. By General G. L. Custer
RERISHED. By Mary L. Ritter. ..
4 TAGAB0ND HEROINE. By Mrs. Annie Ed.
wards.
ExHnARAT1oNs OF THE ROAD. B, John
CoNsTANCY. ByG.F n.
GASC0N STORIES. 1. THE noon AND TIE cows.
II. La RAsdEx'6 KHApsAcK.
ASSOCIATION. By Emily E. Ford.
a FOURFOLD AL1BI. By II. l. Alden.
D0WNN THE MEADOW By Ehen T. hsxfoFd.
TEE pIAN WITH THE IRON llASh. HIS
ToRY AND SOLUTION oF TIE M1sTEA1' nS 1ames
F. Meline.
SPRINGS. By Charlotte F. Bates
DRTFT-yyOOD. By Philip Qu11ibet.
SCIENTIFIC 1I1SCELLANYs
CURRENT LITERATURE.
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SPAIN.

LONDON, May 18.-Gens, Ollo and Dorregaray
have been promoted by Don Carlos for the vic
tory of May 5.
, 1873-05-19
+: CHICAG GO, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1878.

of i bloody coat c1inging to the brake Of car.
Upon searching. the mans log was found ID one
place, part Of the head in another, and the trunk
OF the body in 3 third place. It is supposed that
the man laid down on the track and fell asleep.
, 1873-05-19

BALTIMORE, May 18.-Measrs. Cain and Ran
State, have nominated white youths who az
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04

"FLAyoRING EXTRACTs ~
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictly pure
and OF great strength. All
grocers sell item.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04
The New Kansas Senator

The newly elected L. S. Senator from
Kansas in place Of "Old Subsidy Pom.
croy, is thus described by Topeka CORES.
pendent Of the ST. Louis Republican:
The Senator elect, Hon John james
ingalls,, is a lawyer, Of Atchison, native
Of Essex county, Mass, and is thirty
years Old. lie Is a graduate Of Williams
college Massachusetts,, and came TO Kan
sas in October 1855 He was a member
OF the Wyandotte Constitutional Conven-
tion Of 1859, and was elected 10 represent
hi- county IN the State Senate in 1861
lie ran tor Lieutenant Governor on the
anti-lnne ticket IN 1862 and sol, but was
not elected Since that time he has not
been IN political life except a. a campaign
orator. lie is a man Of extraordinary In.
tellectual power and is generally conceded
10 be the most scholarly and cultivated
man in the State As his entire political
life has been a long and unwayering fight
against the rings of Lane and Pomeruy, il
Is a safe presumption that he will not fall
into the practices that have made them so
odi0us. lie IS in moderate circumstances.
and Is mEn Of exceptional purity Of char
acter and spotlessness Of reputation His
election without money without patronage
and without any prestige 10 back him, but
that Of honesty and ability, Is Justly hailed
here as the opening OF a set Of new books
in which 10 keep the political account Of
the state Of Kansas.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04
Read This:

COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRS. j. &C. MAGUIRE, st Louis, Mo- ten
tlemen:-rhe undersigned, having known you loi
many years reliable chemists and Pharmach
and observing the effective action Of your rceules
for whatever recommended wish 10 bear Nplil.ay
evidence the efficacy of You lrst and ~ o9r n
ion, best preparation 'MAGU IKE : !. - ~
60 BI1yFERS II is all that you cla u ri ~ - ~
Alternative pnrgatve, depuraior ana HsuIell VA
sDecially aptn she liver blood kidneys ana Do"els'
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor who adds; n nave
found this the most pleasant anu eheN'''e "ieui0
have ever used -.l -.
MILES SELLS State Insuranca commissioner
who adds: II endorse the May OPINION
THos. RICHEsoN, ), y; LE LIZ M p-s.
Pres White Lead & on 81 Lefin q haho Fowoe
= &c e uorsEs chAs. D. CONFER,
Prop 81 Louis Globe CHM Dem. Cen, Com
w n WAGNER. PGs FL re ESoS,
CLERK Probate Court. jerks, = OF Nc. Dem
BRITAIN A. HILL, HENki i. MIDI s,s
Attorney at Law. Late CITY q S tf1 are
g. BLOOD, FRANK ' Al. ALL 1!rii,n;na
Late Priest. BIN ms. Savings Cik: III ="
NooR ss GOTHAM, RM c u. ssTBS Bank
1 Pub. karal Home. gre ss,t,PPFFsNWO(iD,
NJ J HAKTNETT e. y "h'A res = NJ G. A
Late City Collector K. A. sHkYOCk,
/ THoS WALSH, of Shryock Co
Architect W. II GAY,
NJ T.. ANDRE " >, ~, ofllay Hannenkamp Il U
sof Moody n aAs =. q ~ JAMES ARCHER,
j THERON BARN Z, III i4,,el = Iienver, Col
| OF baFnSS TOD numerous to mention.
/ Ana many lac MAGUIRE,
i Sole PFoprietofs,
yrice ysc per bottle. o. Iossas' m''
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04
sxr-LAplEs TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
The Real velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French.

These Pills. 40 eclsbrateG many years ago III
Paris for the relief OF female Irregularities, and al
forwards for their criminal employment IN the prac
ce abortion are offered Tor sale for the rrsf
time in America. They have been kept In compaTa-
tive ooscurEy from the fsci that the originator Dr.
Velpau Il physician In Paris of great wealth. and
has strict conscientious principles. and has withheld
them from general use lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcorning Female Distinctions, Falling ofthe
Womb Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Re
tantiou or ImmOderate Flow Of the Monthly Dis
charges Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pains in the
BACK and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eXe1tion Palpita-
ton OF the Heart Mysteries, Sc, and VIII Affect a
cure when all other means have failed aud, although
apowerful remedy do not contain cal0mel antmo-
ny or anything hurlful to the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have never
been regulated, they are peculiarly sniIed. They
will in a short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
CAUTION Married ladies should never take them
when there Is any TO believe themselves preg
nanI for they will be sure TO produce miscarriage.
Ladies can procure q box sealed from the eyes %
the curious by enclosing dollar and six postage
( stamps TO NJ. W. MACON Der, General Agent fol
United States and CanadRs, at Albany, y. L or any
authorized agent.
4 p accumulation By mail on all diseases of
PriCqte NatAr, In both sexes and will supply Ilfli
lble Remedies securely packed from observation
Further information forwarded on receipt %! i've
stamps for return postage. Address a. above.
5-24dwiy
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CONDITION POWDERS.
~ O az H Is
Celebrated Improved :.
CONDITION 20 DERS,
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs and Fowls

The cheapest and only safe, certain and reliable
ssdicine for some Of the diseases peculiar 10 AL Of
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For Horses and Caitle.-They are a Sovereign
.msdy for Loss Of Appetite, Hide-bound, uistem-
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lids which il the foundation of the more fatal dis
uses These Powders are 50 compounded, and OF
ch ingredients that all Of their valuable qualities
aud IN harmonious unsion, which readily enter D.
70 the elements fthe blood and juices and there
N made to penetrate Every part of the system, thus
ssisting nature in allaying teveFs and inhamatiOns
1eaking up colds, stopping coughs, removing I'M
lsaithy distractions, iooseBing the skin, opening
pores, causing N hair TO lie smooth. and giving
glossy, soft appearance, purifying the blood, Civ
Ing tnne e. The stomach and digestive organs, and
Epartinc new life yigor and strength TO the animal
lew doses of these Powders will produce won
derfu effect upon these animals
For sheep, they are perfect remedy FOR Distem
lers, Foot Ro; want of Appetite, Wool Dropping
,Clryy. &C.. aud by feeding week freely, wit
prevent all the above diseases.
For Hogs they will keep in better condition, Fat
ten Quicker, and on less food Half a Package
should be mixed in every barrel of swill These
POWDERS have never been known TO fail to cure tina
falil disease known as Hog Cholera,
BE SURE AND CALL FOR NORRIS.
Price 25cts per package, or fvef 81
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by g. q
NORRIS CLEVELAND, ". and sold by Druggists AnG
Merchants generally
For sale ny John Bengston Rock Iriand.
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04

Wallace Park. NJ D., of Salem. Mass, says;
y used the Extract first in my own family and
found it TO be the best remedy ever saw for what
1t is recommended; and have since used 1t largely
in my own practice, it giving myself and patients
narfeet satfsfactinn
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04

Mr. Hawlcy Of Illinois 1 move that
the rules be 80 suspended as b enable me
tu introduce and the House TO pass a bill
to provide for the appointment Of commits
sioners 10 collect information in relation to
railroads forming lines Of commerce be
tween States.
The bill which was read, authorizes the
President OF the United States 10 appoint,
hy and with the advice and consent Of the
SENATE three eminent and disInterested
citizens a. commissioners, whose duty il
shall be- % collect information exhibiting
the amount of earnings and expenditures
OF the various railroad companies engaged
in the transportation of commerce among
the several States, the rates Of transporta-
ton of passengers and freight charged by
such companies upon said commerce, the
manner Of constructing and operating their
rolling stock with reference TO the safety,
health and comfort II passengers and the
stock transported by them, whether such
charges are unequal or excessive, and
the condition and general character of
their road beds tracks, and bridges, and
provides that IL shall be the duty of said
commissioners 10 report their proceedings
under this act to the President of the
United States, 20 be by him transmitted TO
Congress a. early as practicable during
the next regular session; and that said
commissioners shall also include in their
report their recommendations as to the
rates that, in their opinion, ought 10 be
charged per mile for transportation Of
passengers and freight by said roads upon
such commerce, whether such rates pei
mile ought 10 be uniform, and what legis.
lation by Congress, If any, may be neces
sary in the premises.
The second section provides that said
commissioners shall hold their office fol
one year, and shall each receive a salary
Of $4,000
Mr. Dawes / move that the House
now adjourn
Mr. Randall ] suggest b. the gentle
man from Illinois Mr. Hawleyl that one
commissioner would obtain all the infor.
nation that can be obtained by three.
Mr. CoVhlan. call for the regular or.
der,
The Speaker The regular order is on
the motion to adjourn. Mr. Buckley.
from the COMMITTEES on Enrolled Bills, re.
ported several enrolled bills, after which
the question was taken on the motion tC
adjourn and the House adjourned,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04
The Greeley Monument.

A. member Of the Greeley Monument
hsaoelaoou, / respectfully request the
p la',S ana the people Of the Northwest to
se... " me such sums a. they may wish To
contribute u that object IL wonld be best
~ sohu nj money ~ check on some Chi
Sssy OAi All py ostOihce order or draft on n
acknowledged in the newsD uoT,,eu oc Th =
cage. II Is hoped that every nc $500 ~ U ,,a,
office will contribute sometime wi
some one who honors the name - Ma M
Greeley will take up a collection-be !,
ever 50 small-in every town and citv !,
the Northwest, and forward the amount a
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04

II person has Consumption. Of course the lungs
in some way are diseased either tuhecles abscesses
bronchial irritations, peura adhesion exist, or the
lungs are mass ofinAamation an fast decaying
In such cases what must be doneg Il is not only the
lungs that are wasting but IL is the whole body
The stomach and liver have lost Their power to max,
blood out OF food. Now, the only chance is to TAX
DR.. schenck's three medicines, which will bring nj
tone to the stomach the patient will begin to wan
food It will digest easily and make good blood the1
the patient begins to gain in flesh and as soon as tn
body begins 10 grow the lungs commence to heal ny
and The patient gets heshy and well This is III
only way to cure Consumption.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04
LhTHAM'S
@IlIk!il|aSlEst
LhTuAAI'S

Is q fluid extract prepared from valuable medical
plants, having known action on the secretions
and excretiOns of the system. single bottle does
mere for the removal Of diseases and preservation
of health, tnan gallons of bitters. 1t speedily and
surely removes constipation sick and bilious head
ache, indigestion, piles impurities Of the blood and
all bilious complaints.
1t is Endorsed by the profession, and approved b.
all who use it, No better medicine can be founC
for children adults. Ii is far superior to pills
being mild OF action pleasant the taste, and Ger
tain in It's results, Ii Is medicine that should b.
in every household, good effects are sure to b.
experienced from the very first dose. Let ever.
Fever and Ague subject give this trial.
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