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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02
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SCm JOuNcr ceS Wdtter6 legeH
piertr sinist neue Sllbsn Dor, bic ben gersus
babsn, pas lie ni1t Wsipiussrs pbantaTersi@
srtipruustn inp, ionesrn benz rsalsn Bppsn Der
neutrality-suspicious. bss bitissn SOipplamts.
Gin ron ausparts bier einstsansensr Srisf trus
bic fclssnpe fUmtitppstiide slrrtfs: yAn ben
perm .. 0uterlaune-Nsnnt it lpnf aud Der.
mann 8launs - @pbnbaft 1T CT in Berlin -
Sn Der Strab, mad aSpenif bin - Wp man ibn
ME Inbst ;-Summelt sisl surh ale StraBen -
antipsn tbut CT pbne Nabeu ;-3u srtsnnfn an
srpBsr Nais Ginsr Bril-, BON Ssnfsrslais -
Stiefeln ltben Wsisr bod - unb mem Out nit
sinsm 0r8 Cir bic itlsbtsn Dinfs." 9ls
Gmpfanasr purps ri6tis Elm slfatsmifsr Ssrmann
8launs in Der 8SpsnidsrfraBs srmittslt. Gin
anesrsr Brief ssiste bic U~risinsls aprsGs; yMn
bic uupsrsbelibts Mnna q. r.; Stane Sung
frau; a!tsr: SuliSratb; Sstimmrusscrt:
Berlin" guf sinsm erittsn grisfs snbliH bate
Der p0fbpte bic llnbsieabarfsit bur6 fclssnssn
ilussn 9srmert tsi9einist: r@hrslat bat f6
ppr anesrtbalb Sabren aufsebanst; jsBissr auf.
tntbaltsUrt unbefannt.::
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02
Yin bic Ncsaftiou res in Gan graneis

S(n bic NcSaftion res in Gan Graneis-
co sri6sinsncen .Gbrpniels" crying pot aur;en.
bic tinpli9s anfrass, ipebsr psnu eissntlit aain
feline 6rau ssnOmmsn babe, pa, ME bic Sitsl Ct.
;ablt, Cd samals bod auBsr gpa, Der Mattsr
Rains, feline wsitli8eu gEsisn sab. Die Hs-
eaftion antuprtsts, cine iol6s unniys Itusisr u.
ginmii9uus in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iti per-
psrfi1 une cine gsrlsyuns Der Ssilisfsit hes
8amilisnlsbsus. aus S6pnuns fir bic nod
lebeneen Ssrpanptsn bss gsrifOrbsnen miiis bic
&sraftipn i& Sabsr weissrn, bic anfrass ~ be.
antpprten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02

Gincm rciicluitiacn g6tsrnabe: ssbt's nit
Der psrlprrhsnsn Sausrtabn su lansiam. Sn
elmer @slsQihaft bstlaste or ii4 bitter itr eisle
Saumitlisfsir. vSsisu Sis nur rubis, iel ibm
9insr in eis9,es /; tieGrDHnuns esrSabn 1T ia fur
Infans October ansetanpist !"-uSa psbl, er-
piepsrts Der @6tsrnatsr; aber es ftebt feline Sab
res ,abl bel benz October. Dim @npe Wirp raS
bsuts gu Sage sur 9sppbnbsit setppreens Sintsn.
mad tpmnasn 10 melt ssbrn, Dap eie Giienbabn mic
mad G1terna6 fomnien trirb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02
Ser be5dieseue Sidter. Der 81

ScC UgTWtcCtUe SEu9Ivr. GN IEW'
ter Gran3 Nalberbe, bate nur a&t bplserne
Stlble. Gs traf f8 oft, RAP, ra man isins
puiDnli6e gefannti@aft MAIDEN rOlts, er su
slti@sr 3si. pom pislsn psricnsn belu&t purpe.
Wsun babsr, mas oft Der 6aQ mar, ale Stible
bsisst iparsn, uno nod INNER neut @afe an
bic Shire flppfsn, 70 risf er binaus: ,sHa.ten
Sis Elm @siI@sm, jsst III ssraee fsin Stabl msb:
leer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02
Spra9s bsr Wsisbsit.

Wenn bic Cref6er VcierabcnS ba.
ben, litssn bic 8lesel auf rem Siibe.-Wp man
rid fsiert, ba fsisrt Der 5sufel nibt. StstS blinfi
Der plug, Der INNER ssbt, bod rpitst or Hsnu fiji
or sbt.-@sbrau6isr plug blinft fsbsnp gBai.
fer itinft.-gSirp Der Bauer Gin 9pslnanr, sudi
or BEN plug nit Der Sriae an.-6ir Gaullen,sr,
Spislsr unp Saufsr sisbts feline sutsn Grn.
ten.
gBsr in isinsn Ssutsl liist. nismant ais l9
islbli bstriist. - SOnreln II. Iaultsn pbns Hots,
nimmt Dir gar balo bic Butter pom grpe. -
Gamble unb tauite INNER ~, une NJ mn ru ni8ts
mebr baIt pann trrss ba.-Srrsen mabt Sprssr.
-Gins ~ssbprsts Sa!fter ~ssrlsipst BEN pfsrps raS
G~uttsr.-Sprssn bat cine Stisfmatisr (: gsrtaui /;
cine SU&tsr: @ib's psbIisil; sinsn grupsr;
Gum 5bert binaus.
gSas bift Dir pas i@Snfs Wsi,snfsls,
g8snn Der 0iaubissr bapon
Den 8u@sn ldon jwiitsn ben 3abnsn bait 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02
nterbaltenbes 8.
Wahbarlih.

Grfe Hahbariu: Gjeben gle benz 8inb nur
@sin III trinfsn unb rsibsu Sie ibm aud bic
geine ramit Elm, Is pirp eann balp loufsn tpn-
men.
3psite Raatarin DaS slaub' i'd nitt, 5rau
Wsisr. Mein Waun, Der jeesn Sag I'M aeaer
artsitet, 1T 9tenes 70 i6pah auf ben geinen
unb Der rrobirt ben Bstn bios, mic piircs ss crit
ssbsn, fpenn CT ll6 canlit einrieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02

Cine Rphin mar auf ben Rarft sinfaufsn
sssanstn unp bate f@ pur& @splauer ttpas
ssrlpatst. Dur@ pas itntut 9aufsn lSfe lid
ibr Saar,ppf une bling auf benz &iden bsruntsr.
Gin 8ramtr I&rsit ibr mad ,aS6in. Gle Der.
lisrtn ben 3spf!" rs i6aptt Mot" ernie
bert sisls ,,wsnn i& mad Sauit fpmmt ma&t
mir msint 5rau siutn anpsrn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

THIS, the 9th day of May, is the an
niversay of the birthday of Her Majesty.
Queen Victoria. We wont say when
she was born-it wouldn't be polite,
you know, to take that uncouth liberty
with widow lady's age; tut it Is
enough to say that all solid. substantial.
well constructed Englishmen entertain II
hearty and well-srounded respect 70 her
as woman and a queen and We feel
quite certain that everybody whose good
C,,luion is worth having viii join lis in
wishing success to the Englishnen aud
their guests who will meet tonight under
the b ,spitable roof Zee Of the Ormshy
House to join hands with each other i'll
doug honor to her Mijesty's 'me, and
in discussing the vIauds furnished forth
in enlivenment of the occasion by that
sturdy Britisher, George Fryer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

A remarkable case in dentistry il men,
toned by the New Brunswick { N. j.
Times, of citizen of that town. who af-
ter the extraction of tooth with which
he had been long tormented, hut in
which the only part apparently unsound
was 30 minute a. not to admit the inser-
ton of delicate needle, discovered on
cracking it with hammer that it was a
mere shell in which lived nondescript
six-legged bug, which ran briskly about
the table on being released from its
prison. A the gentleman is confident
that the animal could not have made its
way through the perforation from with
out, he considers this . clear case Of
spontaneous generation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24
Railroad Notice.

Persons living at Empire and there
about on the line of the V. X T. 4. r.,
are hereby notified that the accommoda-
ton trains will stop for Empire p"sssen-
gers only at the EMPIRE DEPOT: and
will not stop to receive or deliver nassen-
gers at either the Mexican or Morgan
Mills Platforms In other words. p SIS
en.ers from and for Empire must get on
and off the cars at the Empire Depot
when the regular trains stop there.
Il. NJ. YLRINGToN,
Gen. Supt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

"A new revolving signal light, to be
attached to the rear of trains. by which
engineers behind them can tell by the
speed of the rotations, as shown by the
succession of different colored lights. ut
what rate the trains are moving and
when they are at rest" is mentioned by
the Richmond Wing rs the recent inven-
ton Of freight conductor on one OF the
roads entering that city.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

THERE ia another crisis in France.
This makes the full million. That
old conspiracy against Theirs has
been again discovered. Whenever
it is thought best. the resignation
dodge is withheld and the assassin
alton business substituted in its
stead. Then comes the inevitable
crisis. of course. 1t i. nonsense to
ask if this tomfOolerv will never
cease; for it never will-not while
Thiers exists.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

PERsoNAL.-Mr. A. J. Ralston. Agent
Of the Bank of California in Virginia
City, was here yesterday. Mr.. Tod
Robinson, who suffered very serious
attack of typhoid fever and pneumonia
here last winter. came up from California
yesteaday. His health is restored
although he still feels and shows the eff
fects of his long illness.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

Two more yonng bloods of old
Virginia, with more temper and
"sand" than cool judgment and cour-
age have been fighting II duel near
Petersburg. They qusrrelled abont
their rival claims to the love of q
younc person of the softer sex.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

N1N7.-Nothing of interest at the Mint
yesterday beyond the simple and un-
affected fact of seven bars of Crown
Point bullion shipped to London and
the display there Of B nton silver brick
worth S422 &C. That is all.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24
The Columbus Wagon Road.

WE learn through Mr.. Chamberliu Of
the firm of Mason & Chamberlain, that OF
the 90 miles OF grading undertaken BY
the Carson shareholders in the Column
bus wagon road some IL miles will be
completed by tonight; and as it is fair
to presume that the Columbus people
have finished an equal stretch of the
road. it may be calculated that but Is
miles are left to be graded and prep ,red
for travel. 1t is probable then. that the
entire work will be sufficiently finished
to admit Of the passage of teams as soon
as the first of July. The longer the
opening of this road is delayed the more
important does its need become for the
business of the Columbus District and
the vicinity thereabout Is increasing
with rapid strides. and every day that
the trade thereof il diverted from here
the longer is deferred the time when It's
profits will accrue to our business people.
We learn that as many as ninety horse
and mule teams are constantly employed
in the conveying of freights to and from
Columbus and Wadsworth. When this
road is completed those teams will come
TO Carson and this place will he the
point Of railway shipment for that entire
region of country. 1t may seem little
hike neediessly stale aud prosy re-
iteration of old setdy facts for rs
to make these much worn assertions,
but they are certainly pertinent and
timely in view of the fact that early
in the coming week Mr.. Chamberlain
will take trip round among the sub
scribers to the road building and collect
whatever is due from them. Moreover
the hniliing Of this road is a pet scheme
Of ours.
A sM.Er hail storm which got dis
solved into the melting mood of a spank
ing shower of rain. accompanied by
some gentle demonstrations OF electrlci-
ty, came upon us yesterday afternoon.
The grass and leaves looked very green
and brilliant after their grateful drench-
ing: and the air was redolent of the
fragrant sage, \it Is fragrant, albeit
tr lie pungent and We like the odor Of it
after a rain. and don't care VINO turns
up his uneducated nose at it, and
singing birds came out and carolled
and chippered and twittered amid
the sprays; and up where the Carson
gardens are and the nicer residences. our
little city looked rs CHEEKY and verdant
and colnfort-inspiring as any New Eng
land village and We are delighted with
our little shower and SO proud OF the
get up and showing If the gaIney little
town a.. if it Were az orphan ward of
ours who had Just succeeded in imp,rt-
ing a black eye to one of the neighbor 5
children.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

EASTERN PuBLIcATIoNs.-Mr. John G.
Fox, through his efficient and thought
fnl ambassador, Sir Edgar Pierce, has
placed us in possession of Leslie's
Fashion Book, The Galaxy, Htrper's
Magazine and the Lady's Friend for
June also the jolly Joker. DAVIS Do
ings, and Harper's and Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Weeklies for May "a. Many
thanks.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

suITEKLEY. the Chief Of Photographers on
this coast is DOW fitting up large and mag
nifcent Gall, ~ on the first floor on c street III
Virgins City and will soon leave this place. 80
those wishing fine r-tourhed photographs taken
here at reasonable price. had bctt'r call on
him soon. rs his stay q very short III TINS cry.
Remember the right place, opposite the Land
Office on King street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

Now Is THE TINE to get photographs of your
r, sidences. Scripture & Friend have made
landscape photography speciality and are no"
prepared to take all sorts # natural "nd artin-
cial objects at very reasonable prices and guar
ant,e satisfaction They also publish large
assortment of sternosconic views of scenery in
this State such a. the mills along the Carson,
noted buildings, lakes, mountains. etc. inst the
thing to send 10 your friends in the Atlantic
St.tes Call and examine their pictures AMI
leave YOUR orders at the old brick Photograph
Gallery on Second street, opposite the Ormsby
HOUSE. or nj the store of John g. Fox. ap29
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

Qua friend of old days in California
journalism, Mr. Vim. 8. Byrne. well and
very favorably known hereabout as the
efficient travelling agent for the substan
tial San ancisco wine an iliqnor house
OF Wand, h me 4 Co., WAS amongst Us
yesterday William looks as healthful
and sturdy as in the flush days of Rab-
bit Greek and Gibsonville. and the happy
moments of the Mou'.tain Messenger.
Not unmindful of business and the valne
of well distributed printers ink, Mr..
B>rue advertises his house through the
columns of the APPEsL. He is now on
the road to prosperity and San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE LADIEs.-Millinery
positively at cost Rustic Hats. 81 TO 81 -;
School Hats from 10 cents TO 81: Bonnefs from
81 rs TO - 80: Trimmed Hats from 81 80 10 81
every cther kind equally low. at Mrs. Brnoks
Millinery Store. No. ~ Carson street, Carson,
New. Country orders filled promptly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24
Evening Report.

100 Valley. 2lle, u. 2Il4, - b5.
80 Raymond Ely, 81, ~ d, oS ~ ~ y Sio.
200 Eureka Con, II.
T25 Phoenix. Soc 45c So.
so Piache. 9le, 3.
$3.50 Washington Creole, "a, b1u -.
G3j Page P. \, Z, lAs-
65 Alps. y, "a.
2a5 American Flag. So. b30. 81, 81. 81.
3G5 HUM h Hunt. / y, Ia, "A.
l1a Bnwery. Nc.
100 Adams Hill soc.
200 Peavine. 4Oc.
100 Pho, he West. SOC.
700 Ingomsr. l. =.
2tD silver Peak. IL.
1000 Star Con. 5'c.
$50 Belmont. - ~. ~ sS.
-, Chief Of the Ill., =. 20, 2.
22U PhHniX. ~. rs. ~.
81 Chief East Ex., isc.
90 Her,n-s. II. II 4 btN. II IS.
Gt0 Rye Patch. 10. Il. Il BIO, 10.
-ils jos, phine, 81, 81.
81 Eureka u. v, "a, %.
l259 Chariot. II.
so Minnesota. 5.
20 Red Jacket. 8
500 o. H. Treasure. s.
49, Savsge. ll6. III. ll68.
2U1a Baltimore Con. 3. ~, 4, ga bU.
295 3. lcher ~ b3o. 81 y. 81 4. 81 BIZ.
$50 Gould h Curry. IS SIS, Il IS, II :, l2S %
$50 Empire. So. Il b5, 6.
a Seq Belch,r. .56 y, 50.
go American Flat. ~. ~, az.
81 Yellow Jacket, IS.
ss5 Imperial. 81. 81. ca. 60.
80 Ophir 33. 1871 b3o.
lbs Daney. la.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24
MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Bcnrd.

Forenoon kSC0rO.
500 Gould Il Curry. l3A. IA b3o. l3a.
us Ophir, 81, 81. Us
.39 S.y.g.. Ii, Il6. iii. l1eE.
:,a5 Chnll T.. 81, co. &c bo. 50.
100 Hale X Norcruss. -, IS Z, a
10 Best 4 Belch.r. D.
10 Crown Point. llS-
10 Yellow jacket, 7s-
100 Imperial. "a, b3o. Ga, 81:
1895 En-, irr Mill, g, ia, e b3o. OK.
go kentuck ga.
100 Alpha 81, u Z G5.
4GS B,icher. 81 y, 81. 50 bio, 81.
~ Confidence. So 50.
liz Con Virginia, II, II b., 1o1s, ~.
~ Sierra Nevada, T.
65 Exchequer. 10.
- Seq BrIcher. -, y, 81.
$50 Over,nan. 81. 81. b y bic, " t3o.
335 Justice. =. 81. Z so.
2js Julia. 3's, 81. 81.
CSC Caledonia, 10. III. Is. 1874 b3o.
80 Knickerbocker. IL. 4 II. A..
Ilo Ariz-ra y Utah. q, Ga.
100 Globe. s.
100 Bacon. 4, ga. -o,
300 Baltimore Con, 10Y, IL b5J, IN, IVA
30 Bowers. ~.
100 Utah. l.
20 silvrr Hill. Il, 70 X ,ao's, Al $50.
100 Eclipse. 69.
30 O:ciiental. Al, A. b}, "a.
20 Trench, 4.
49, American Flat, 4, bjo. s,z. 81
75 Senator. ! ..
100 Tyler, l. l b3.
6.o Woodville. ), ~. j.
$50 Franklin. "a, rs.
100 kossuth. g
100 orig Gold Hill. ~.
100 SIG Rock Island. 400.
100 Indus. "a.
100 y Y Con, IL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

Gold, 1ls; greenbacks, $685..
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-29

The State Journal is strongly opposed
to the Boards decision, and says the AUDI
tor, in availing himself Of the best legal
advice, evidently never consulted the ON
cial legal advisor of State officers, the At
torney General, and that law officer is en-
phatie in the opinion that the law does con-
template that so far as the grading increases
the value of the railroad track for use as
a railroad. the same should be included in
the assessment; in other words, that the
law requires all property to be assessed at
its value and, if the grading increases the
value of the railroad track, it necessarily
increases the assessment thereof.
The majority in their report said that
they have taken into consideration I'M
provemeuts beneath the iron and ties as
constituting a tangible value to the rail
road track" The minority report did not
do this, and hence placed no value on the
| grading, trestle- work, bridges, acqueduets,
etc. The action of the State Board shows
that the farmers and the people generally
cannot trust either of the old parties, but
must stand up for their own nominated
representatives every time they get a chance
at the ballot box.
QUERY.-Our Board of Supervisors
sent Mai. j. NJ. Beardsley to Springfield
to look after the peoples interests in this
equalization matter; and kilograms in the
Chicago papers said hewa also looking af-
ter the interests of the Chicago, Rock Isl
and & Pacific, and the Rockford, Rock Isl
and 4 St. Louis Railroads in the same
matter. For which side did he work the
hardest?
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-29
A Better Look

There seems to be more hopeful iinan-
cial feeling in New York and Chicago
The Union National and the Cook County
National resumed this morning. The
Union National is the bank with which the
First National in this city does business
and OF course that releases their balances
so they can be used Mitchell Il Lvnde
do business with the First National. in
Chicago, and that bank did not suspend
at all. The Third National, in Chicago.
has suspended. That is the bank with
which the Rock Island National does bust
ness-but it is believed to be a perfectly
sound institution, and the suspension is
thought to be merely temporary.
The question is being raised as TO the
effect of these suspensions. 1t is held by
some that it vitiates their organization and
will compel them to wind up, if prosecuted
But we presume no one will be Technical
If they resume very soon.
The Moline National (Wheelocks bank
has got the age" of all of them in thi,
county, for that institution never suspend
led at all.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-29
Use Renne' 8 Pain KILLING
III 81 E1C OH.
"It Works IKE a CAqrm.'


This Is an honest. good medicine, and has been
tested for number of years, used by famil es
and individuals, and is we'll liked. and found tt he
safe TO and sure TO cure pain lRUE, il costs
more to make it than ii does common liniment, but
It does more good. and is cleaner and safer to Use
Try Renne's Pain killing Magic oil for Headache.
Try RenDes Pain killing Magic Oil for Catarrh.
Try Renncs Pain killing Magic oil for Neuralgia.
Try Rennes Pain killing Magic Oil for Seiata.
Try Rannes Pain killing Magic on for Sprains.
TRY kenucs rain killing Magic Oil for Sore Throat
Try Kennes Pain Killing Magic oil for Cramps.
Suppose you try il for Dog or cat bite.
suppose YOU try it for Frozen Feet or Ears.
suppose you try IL for Rusty Nail Wound.
Suppose you Try it for Bruise Strain.
suppose you try IL for toison with Ivy.
Suppose YOU Try it for Fits and Spasms
Suppose you try it Tor CEick in the Back.
IT wont hurt you. Rennes Magic Oil never huri
ANYBODY. Mix il with MolasseS Tor cold mix il
with for sore eyes II you Use II for earache
don't put any cotton in the ear. Get the genuine
Wa RENNE x SONS, manufacturers, Pittsfield
Z Mass.
Reader. cali for it where you trade. Sold in
Rock Island by John Bengston and E. Bruenart
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-29

A ''Home Guard is talked of to pro,
tect our citizens against the outrages OF
policemen and rid the corporation OF
reaches. -- Union.
Inasmuch as the editor of the Union
has had experience, both in the Home
Guard and with reaches, he would be a
very proper person to take the lead in the
,nnvamnnt
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-29
A Good Thing Duly Appreciated.

No beneficial revolution ever goes backward ;
and this maxim is as insariable In medicine as in
politics. The advent of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, twenty years ago, Produced revolution in
the treatment of large class of ailments and that
revolution has ever since been in 1.-THE full tide of
successful experiment" II that tide has borne the
propretors of the celebrated vegetable specific ION
10 fortune, II has also borne thousands Of human
beings, who were langu'shing under the effects Of
disease, weak and hopeless. out of the depths OF
dependency into the paradise OF health and ch ser
fulness 1t If no exaggeration to say, that to the
vigor, the regularity of habit of body the good ap
petite and perfect digestion, uired under the op
Grafton of this unequalied tonic and corrective
been vainly physicked in the usual way, owe the
blessings of renewed health and prospect of pro
| longed life.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-29

Here is list of bad lot now in the
Davenport jail waiting for their just deserts
at the October term of the Scott County
Court
state " William Newton, assault with intent to
commit great bodily injury.
state vs.. John owens. rape.
STATE vs.. Francis Long. burglary In the night
time.
State W John Foster, rape.
t,cO ". Baldwin, RAPE,
A. l. Knight rape.
" " John Burns, rape
james Messenger mau-lau rhtrr
FrH4 Bunker, assault with intent %
commit great bodily Injury.
state W. John bunker and Hans Frec-e, horse
stealing
state W. VIM Shultz false pretenCv.
go ". II. II 1immc. larceny.
John Faul, assault
james Murphy, mayhem.
" Christian OdeH- false preteuCe.
% d" VIM. Herring, assault with intent to
commit great bodily injury
STATE vs.. John bunker and Hans Freese, grand
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-29

FouND-by the police, in Court Square,
this morning, the cloth talready cut for
four pair of over coat sleeves, with Innings
and other trimmings. The owner can get
the articles at the Marshals Office. by
proving property and paying for this adj
vertisement b. II. hlMBALL'
CITY Marshal.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-29
Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dive Is the best iE the world.
The only True ard Perfect Dye. Harmless. Rela
bic and Instantaneous; no disappointment; ri
dlcniuas tlnrs unpleasant odor Remedies the III
effects Of dve- washes Produces INN efiatry
n superb Black Natural Brown, and leaves The
hair Clean, Soft and Beautiful. The genuine signed
" A. Bachelor. Sold by all Druggists
10 s2dwly CHAS. BATCHELuR. Prop, n. 7
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-29

THE QUEEN OF SEWING MACHINES
The beautiful rooms of the Wilson Sewing
Machine Company have become one of the
most popular business places in the City
The wonderful popularity and efficiency OF
the machine. its perfect adaptation to all
kinds of family sewing, and the ease with
which it operates, make it a prime favorite
in every family that it has ever entered.
Itis the cheapest and in all respects the
best sewing machine ever offered to the
people. Salesroom at 37S West Madison
St. Chicago, His, and in all other cities
in the United States The company want
agents in country towns.