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coSTErrs OF AN ACRE. Z

Measure 2O9 feet on each SIDE ana
you will have square acre within an
i2eh:
An acre contains A, $40 square yards.
A square mile contains $40 acres.
MEASURE OF DISTANCES.
\ mile is 5, $50 feet, or l, ,760 yards in
length. fathom is six feet A league
is three miles. A Sabbath days journey
is 1855 yards, this is Is yards less than
two-thirds of mile. A days journey
is 33l miles. A cubit is two feet. A
great cubit is IL feet. A hand Chorse
measure) Is four inches. A palm is 3
inches. \ span is 1Os inches. A space
Is 8 feet.e
BARREL MEASURE.
A barrel of flour, weight 196 pounds.
A barrehof pork 300 pounds. A barrel
of rice 600 pounds. A keg OF powder
25pounds. Afirkin of butter 26 pounds.
A tub of butter 81 poun6
VARIOUS WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
A ton OF round timber is 40 feet, OF
ssSlare timber 55 cubic feet. A COM
~ kcial bale of cotton is 400 pounds. A
section of government land is $40 acres
q mile). A liquid ton is 252 gallons.
a box 16x169 inches and 8 inches
deep, contains abushel.
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"a woRKMAN is known by his chips

ga WORKMAN is known by his chips.
The aroverb is true 1t is illustrated
bJSS <ssit to a Smoking car" or tn
"g.atlemen's cabin on ferry boat.
These are so filthy that we wonder how
even smokers and chewers can endure
them. They seem to us like penal colo
nies, portable purgatories, to which
men are sent for grave offenses. 1t IS
amazing that any one will voluntarily
go into such holes, except on the hypo-
thesis of total depravitS, that men love
filth better than cleanliness. We pity
and blame them. They are slaves, but
know it not /; great sufferers without
realizing it. If they could be restored
to their right minds, and purified, they
would have reason 20 rejoice.
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A BUslSEss THAT PAYS. See advertise
nsnt OF Wealth and Wonders of the Bound
less West One agent is clearing S200 Per week.
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6IxrRRS hundred men applied to fill
vacancies as lstter carriers IN Bosten
last week. The pay is $500 a year.

egar BitterS are 6 purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
i've herbs found on the lower ranges OF
he Sierra Nevada mountains If Califor-
lia, the medicinal properties OF which
nc extracted therefrom without the use
f Alcohol. The question is aln0s
laily asked. What Is the cause OF the
Unparalleled success OF NINEGAE BIT.
rERs?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and tie patient re-
covers his health. They are The great
blood purifier aad a lile-giving principle,
\ perfect Rcuoyator and Inyigoratol
0f the system. Never before in the
history of The world has q medicine DeeL
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VISRGA8 EiT.ERs in healing The
SICK Of every disease man is heir TO. They
arc q gentle Purgaiigs as we'll as Tonic,
relieving Congestion cr Inflammation oi
the Liver and lisocral Organs. il Bilious
Diseases.
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BosroS has 2. 800 places where liquor
is openly sold, in spite of prohibitory
ordinances.
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wRINoER
HnIf AIire

It is a sad thing TO pass through iife only i.aif
alive. yet there thousands whose habiiual
condition is one OF lansuor and debility. 1hey
complain or no specific disease; they sufier no pos
itive rain. but theg nHF- 40 reli-a for anything
which affords me,tal or sensuous pleasure 90 their
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FRY OF FooD.-The Scientific
Ann N IS OF the opinion that we re-
quire variety In our food. 1t says ex-
perience has proved that, for some rea-
son unknown to science, variety is es-
sential to health after reaching the age
when we are free to choose our food.
The perpetual recurrence OF the same
edibles, even though their number be
considerable, becomes in all periods of
life, except infancy, not only wearisome,
but positively injurious. Salt pork,
salt fish and potatoes, pies, poor bread
and ban tea, are the staples of food
q fsands of families during our
IL hters. 1t should be understood
he dful change of diet is from
TIM time. Fresh vegetables, par
ticIgoas1 in the country, are readily OBJ
tanned aud preserved, and should be
unsparingly used. The edible roots,
sSgsFrnips, carrots, onions and beets,
ages, are as well worth preserving
= the omnipresent potato. All these
-egetables need thoroueh boiling, and
more than they generally get.
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2
In ue~ cases out of ten thls,ate Of lassitude and
-gSror arises from a morbid stomach. indigestion
uI-troys the energy OF both mind and body, When
the waste Of nature f. not supplid BY "A due ana
regular s.ssimiiat ON 81 the food. every organ -
starved. every function Interrupted
No,y, what does ommon sense suggest under
these circumstances Of depression lhe system
needs TOusing and strengih heniug not merely for
an hour or wO. TO sink afterwards into more
pitiabe condition than ever (as IL assuredly would
40 II ordinary alcoholic stimulant we're resorted
to but radically and permanently.
How Is this desirable object 10 be accomplished ?
The answer 70 Z is question. founded on the unya-
~ ng experience OF quarter of century - easily
given. infuse VlKOr into the digestive organs,
by 4 course of HOstetter's stomach Bltters. Do
not waste time in administering temporary RENE
dies but wake the system up by recuperatiDg the
fountain head Of physical strength and energy.
I great organ upon which all Otber organs De
pend r their nurture aud support
By the time that a dozen doses OF the great vege-
table tonic and invtgorant have been taken. me
feeble frame OF dyspeptic viii begin 70 fe-l 1t.
benign influence. Appetite VIII be created. and
with appetite the capacity TO digest what u Graves
PerseVere until the cure IS complete unit health
ful blood iii 20 be The material OF flesh ana muscle
aud bone and nerve aud brain, flows through the
channels oi erGnlation instead Of the syatery pa
butnin WIN which they have heretofore been I'm
perfectly uOurished.
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ESdL1sH bishops get pretty fair
lGnges. Tie see of Canterbury carries
Pit s75, 900, London and York each
900. and Durham 80, 600, Maackss-
$5, 900. asaa 90 on,
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SOMETHING THAT TAKES. three
fold combination agepey for selling :" Wealth
and Wonders of the fSundless West" There
is much sure money u it. See advertisement
How to raise ets--Take hold of
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THE Ia gest workshop OF the body IS the liver
whose office it Is u Withdraw the bile from thf
. ood. When this important organ acts sluggish y
or from any cause becomes diseased. DIR. Jayne's
Sauau pills ford immediate relief, and soon
bring about natural action.
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A PRovDESTrAL MAN.-This title
now justly belongs to physician who
has added to the list of medicines a new
remedy, which appears to include all
that a. moot ~-ofusSble IN the old pharma-
copRia, and not to include any of the
drawbacks with which the so-called
specifics of the faculty are chargeable.
The providential man Is Dr. Joseph
Walker / California, whose Vinegar
Bitters have achieved, in the short
space of two wears, a degree of popular
ity never before attained by any adver-
tised preparation in this country. We
have too much confidence in the Shire wd-
ness of the American people to suppose
that this sudden and surprising celebrl-
ty IS the Outgrowth of delusion. In
deed, we have reason to know that IL is
founded on innumerable and well au-
thenticated curesof almost all the bodyi-
Il ills that flesh is heir to. Not the
least among the merits of the famous
tonic and restorative, is its entire free
dom from alchol, as well as from all
mineral drugs 1t is composed exclu-
sively of rare vegetable extracts.
4 CORRESPONDENT of a Montreal jour
nal, speaking Of the lately deceased
duke of Brunswick, says Zone of the
ugliest men, he was accustomed TO have
himself painted and enameled, and
made mp with all the artifciality of
the patronesses of Nine Rachel. His
bald head was crowned with blue
black wig, one of thirty, changed every
day, and initiating the growth of the
hair; wig No. being cut close to imi-
tate a head Just cropped by the barber !;
Wig No. being a trife longer, an6 so
orsall through the series. When the
duke appeared in wigs 30 and 80, he
was accustomed to run his fingers
through their long locks with the re-
mark that he must really have his hair
cut. .
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saueeIss say that his idea of sraia
elevator Is reaiis in rye whisky.
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The bitter taste of quiniue, colo
cynth, aloes, quassia, and of other bit
ss.y E: g,s'''s:: e ss:@as @:'''ss"ii .@s
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Z, uCCEssORS TO LEE & liza WITT. II 80
- turers OF -tenrD's patent sav-fnill hehd
Young America cii cullr raw -fni.li.
aud stationary steam engines ana To iler
IN bclflng. bIass goods. steam ilpe NUN
southwest corner second and Brt ad~ay
nAti, Ohio.
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OOES a MONTII 10 aLe euis scilinN
DO - and novel cmhroiderif 3 maci
other novelties. Send for illustraied 81 CO
kinds Of machine Leedles mailed az % cer
dozen. The celebrated Troy starch enamel. ~
. cents pr box n. j. Hi.l FIX q CO. Atanii
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Weights and Measured As Recognized
by the Laws Of the united States.
We publish the following, not because
it is neN but because it is sometimes
voIrabla and convenient for reference

HOW TO LAY OFF a SQUARE OF GROUND.
Measure 200 feet on each side and
you will have square acre within an
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Use MENDENHELL'S POCKET MI

MAPof Any state sent by mail on recel
n my cent. sectional map tl.V. ~
wanted Tor his dollar mounted maps
l75 Main street, Ciuclunhlf
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II xoU have chills. periodic headache, or any
bad feeling caused by malaria. Shalie nherger',
Pills viii remove the trouble at once. They axe an
antidote.
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AGENTS. WANTED for aew illustrated book
WILD LIFE IN THE FAR WEST.

TTTWTV GTATs HuVNnTUT1 UTI1II " lI-'l7'Il-1
hunting slid animals, IN AeAichn wars &c.
ThTillngy inieTestus and very fast selling. MIlle
ira terms; or. II you wish :" hesN - Vneo'
r. 4. lmcTCHINsoN & CO., ~ Louis. Mo.
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Good Agents Wanted for
"EVERYBODYS' OWN PHYSICIAN,

A GENTS saf this D. the beft Fnd u0-t snlable
"A book offered. I've ybody wants lt nc Asrnt
sold thlrty,lx cpie ln three days ana oi hers lave
done better. reud at oBce for Circular nuI terms.
~ McKfNNfH a o. Ehiiadeiphie
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CURIOUS AND SCIENTIFIC.

Digestion OF FNoN-NITRoGENoUs FooD.
The distinguished Psychologist, Brucke,
has been making some Investigations
upon the substances produced in the
digestion of the non-nitrogenous consti-
tuents of food, ordinarily called car
bohydrates. He distinguishes, in the
first place, between the dextrin which is
colored red by iodine and that which is
not colored at all by this reagent, call
ing the former erythrodextrin, and the
latter achrodextrin. Commercial dex-
trim, made by roasting raw starch, is a
mixture of erythrodextrin and soluble
starch or amidulin. That made by
Payen's method-in which the starch is
moistened with nitric acid, dried and
roasted-cor aims besides erythrodex-
trim, both achrodextrin and sugar.
Starch treated with sulphuric acid
Yields first amidulin, then erythrodex-
trim, then achrodextrin and sugar. The
process of mailing produces achrodex-
trim IN quantity. When now, the con-
tents of the stomachs of dogs, killed
from one to five hours after meal made
no mostly of starch, were analysed,
large quantities of soluble starch and
of ervthrodextrin were found. while
achrodextrin and sugar existed only in
traces in the small intestine on the
other hand, there was no erythrodex-
trim, but sugar vas always present. The
small amount of sugar in the stomach Is
ascribed to the checking influence of the
acid of the gastric juice upon the saliva !;
the action of this very acid producing,
however, the soluble starch present,
while the conioined successive action OF
the salN uuiuiiiuunaaiS produces q part
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coz PER DAY commission or ~ a We sal
- ZD airy. and expenses. We ouer ana VII
nav a. Apnlv now. q " KEBEn q Z o.. lIbIIoh. %
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PASS PASS. THs. BY .;:: s; ]: $ :::
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Canvassing books sent free for
PROF, FOWLER'S GREAT WORK

On Manhood, WomsnLood and their Mutual Inter-
relations; Love, it, LaVs, Power, etc.
GENTS are selling from y % p copie- a day
n and We send canvassng D. ok free 70 any
book agent. address. stain experience etc, NA-
TIOHAL PUB. Co. Cincinnatl or Memphis
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NTTOER NCf agents with energy. can clear 80 a.
w week selling an article Of universal use Per-
ma mont emplOy ment grnranfrrd. = ddrfr.s with
stamp. REED BROTHER~. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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CLOTHES

ordinances.
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RAILROADS.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC H. n
~ An trains In or out OF Rock Island run by
r,hjca,n time-except the Peoria trains, when run
nv 'roIrdo time. Chicago time is about IL minutes
aud Toledo about II minutes faster thAh hoeA Isl
and time . -
Exprc.s and Mail leaves zoos. m. and 1914 p. m.
Accommodation, leaves at4:l5 p. m
come WEST.
EXPRESS and Mail leaves 3 :45 u. m. and $50 p H.
AccoMMopArioS TRAIN.
Arrives at Bureau junction, s;i5 D. m.
Leaves bureau junction, b;l5 u u. ,.,.,A al
Day Exprvss and Mail leaving Rock ls' t,',,,s
500 a. m, connects at bu i, at s.,S u, m
Night Express leaving hoch ls ,,. a. y ~ a m :
connects at bureau Junction Tor FeorA ~ ''VO -'
srridng At Peoria at 10 q IN ,,,sr,v with the b.
RAN K X for Burlington ana heoAuA's'u'''
and for Austin and ST. Paul, norIh ,,-,..t,,., Cor
CONNECTS going east nj q. Is. a v SFossiHs' 'V'
h,Is sale with Illinois Central r. r. for MENDOZA
A. o,tawa. with Fox River Valley T. t. lor AuroI~'
a. Toilet with e., A. 4 ST. l. X. X , N -,
Al Englrwood, with Lake shore X H. ana To- "
A. cbieSeo' with ali diverging railways
CHICAGO AND soUTHwESTkRN RR.
p.s.,nrera for Kansas, Leavenworth and inter
,sdt.tr points on this Road, take westward rAlh'
Of the Chicago, r. l. 4 Pacihe X x, arrl'ins
I,ay.u,orth al 1880 a. m. and AZ ii 10 Y. m =,
s,,nnsrtinv Al Davenport, with ID. a 81 7. X. h
Tor DC VIII and MaquokctA a IL p
f,f cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls, anu 81 raul hOi'n
snd burlington and Keokuk south. ,
A. Eaireeid with y. 4 VI. X. X for burlington
A. Ashland with Des Mpines valley Il, ~ iul NJ
ckuk. Ottumwa, OskalOosa, EddyVile' "r'nhs'
aud Des Moncs. ,,y
Al Rrlkuap, with North Missohfl n "
A. Cameron, with II. a ST 10. X. K
Al Platt-burp, with ST. l. a 81 20 X IL
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Exprc-s and Mail, leaves :OOA. m. and iO:45 p m
Accommodation, leaves at4:l5 p. IN.
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1t should be understood by the depos'-
tors of the national banks and the holders
of the notes of the same that the stock
holders Of these institutions are individual
ly liable for double the amount OF the stock
for which they have subscribed. And il
private banking houses, like Mitchell &
Ivnde's. every cent Of the propretorS
property /, holden as long as it remains II
their hands
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-04

RosADALIS is used in the practice Of and en-
dorsed by some of the leading Physicians through
out the land They are induced to do this from the
fact that its formula is published around each DOT
tie, so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with theif
properties, prescribe IT with all confidence.
NICHoLAsvILLE, Ky, Feb, IL, ls6s
Gentlemen II have seen the effects OF 'kossdal
is on patiente in my own practice, ana TAKE piea
sure in attesting 10 its merits a. very powerful al
teTative. In cases of Scrofcla, Rheumatism sec
ondary syphilis, &c, always reeoinmen9 II;
Very truly, yours, j. ). SFAhho' M ~
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The Ferry Landing.
On the 9th of August, the following

On the 9th Of August, the following oc-
CURED, in the proceedings OF the Cl'y
Council;
"AId. Iawhead moved that the Finance Cohrht ~
tee be authorized 10 purchase rock WIN street
repair the ferry landing at the foot OF Eagle
The motion was adopted.
Here was unlimited and unqualified au-
thority gwen to act, at once but tne co~
mittee has really done nothing. We think
Aid. Churchill would like to have carried
ont the instructions of the Council but
AID Warner, though all the time pretend
inc that he was DESTROYS Of acting, could
always find a reason for not acting anu
never one reason for acting. Whether 1t
was because he is doing business on cor
ner near Washington street, and his 1ather
owns a mill on Washington street, we
can't say-but he was never ready tocarry
ont the instructions of the Council, as
printed above He repeatedly said that
the committee had never received any pro
position from Fred Conway for furnishing
rockville Conway as repeatedly declared
that he had made several propositions.
On Monday, Conway determined to g
TO head quarters, and he went to Mayor
Davenport and made proposition to pu
sufficient amount of rock in place at thu
= ferry landing to make a good landing, TO
40 cents yard, and wait till next MarcI
r for his pay but he must have an early an
swer to his proposition, for the reason tina
he could then use the rock coming fror
the old bridge piers but perhaps could ne
+ do so by and by.
Accordingly the committee met ut I'll
: Mayors office Tuesday morning toconsldt
the matter, but concluded TO refer it to I'll
Council next Monday.
Mr.. Conway says that the delay ma
re prevent his getting any more rock tro'
Il the bridge, but he will put in what he h;
on the levee if the Council wish lplacing
To- where he can drive with a team for
cents a yard and wait till March for h
paw. He thinks he has not more than .,
VI VI or 500 yards now on the levee-perha
m enough to fix the landing-but, If not,
lis could not afford to buy and haul rock
nd the price offered though, should
, uH Council accept his proposition he wor
nut in all he could get from the bridge
wanted.
ida The proposition is very liberal towal
,ay the city, the price being not more I'll
- one-half what it would cost to hire 9th
we to do the Job 1t is Il job that would
oe Is cents a yard to haul earth from Ma
,ooo son street bluff to fill the landing and
os rock, like Conways, could not be put
for less than 81 yard
The Council will make Il great mist
posi- II the proposition is not promptly accep
derS 1t is job that must be done, someti
ock- aud the sooner the better, Unless d
lual now. it will cost double the sum at any
stock turc time and good economy requires
d in the liberal proposition made be accepte
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CHAs. HoYT, Chairman.
A Course Of Lectures in Moline

To the Editor of Tie Argus:
In this morning edition of the JHion,l
notice an intended fling at the idea of Mo
line getting up a course oflectures on her own
account. The editor, while pretending to be
a friend, seems t. take every opportunity to
SUR any movement intended for our intellec-
tual improvement. Perhaps the idea OF
Gough's featuring don't suit his taste. Mas
by would be more his; he can set EN- W
for the boys
The Hall he mentions is dead, conse
quently he won be likely to tire the intel
hgent editor any more with his rehash Of
his Polar Exploits. We hope it won
T frighten him though to be informed of tht
fact.
( His whole article is rated at its true val
ne by the friends of the library here, and w
hope the effort will be remembered. d.
Oct i, 1878 MOLINE,
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There are noamenities in politics. Here
is the L tica O5ssrner calling the Postmast-
err of PeekskilI "a drunken loafer, simply
because, after attending the Republican
State Convention in Utica, and devoting
himself for a whole day to the arduous
task laid out by the administration organ,
which was to stife vain ambitions, curb
/ greedy selfshness, Danish factious feelings,
disregard Ring considerations, ignore sec
/ tional jealousy, and act on the plan of pa
triotism and craftsmanship, he became
exilarated and was brought to the station
house in a state of noisy inebriety." And
because this gentleman, who is connected
with THE best civil service on the planet, y
was finally discharged on the payment of
a fine at the earnest solicitation Of James
/ W. Hustled the Observer makes the i'm
pertinent and uncalled for remark that the
latter gentleman ought to seek better as
sociates. Does not the Observer know
that in the great work Of sitting vain ambi
tons and curbing greedy selfshness, 9
Brigadier General like Mr.. Hustled cannot
stop to choose his associates? The levity
with which the Observer remarks that ''th,
Postmaster was celebrating the temperate.
plank in the Republican platform by
, debauchery," is also reprehensible Tn,
talk about Civil Service Reform is leading
people to expect too much of their Post
: masters. -Netc York Tribune.
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Mothers. Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINsLoWs SooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the perioo
OF teething In children. 1t relieves tht chd from
giving relief and health 10 the child gives rest 10
the mother Be sure and call for
MRS. WINSIiOW'S SOOTHING 81 hCF.
For sale by ali druggists. o-%'afh"i"h
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POSITIVE closing out sale at May Bros
Goods must be sold regardless OF cost
Come early and secure your bargains
Goods not sold by the LIST OF Decemoei
"'i WI, 80 MAY Bios.
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The genuine article must have Dr.. John BdH :
private stamp Oh each bottle Ir, John Ball onig
has the rr hi 10 manufacture and sell the Original
Joi,n i Smiths Tonic Syrup, oi Louisville, ny.
Examine we'll the label on each bottle II my
private stamp il not each ooitie, 10 not paf
chase. ,r YOU will be deceived. See my column
sdverti-ement and my show card VIII prose
cut any one infringing on my right. The genuine
smiths Tonic syrup can only be prepared pg my
Dr. JOHN BULL.
Louisville Nov. 8, 1863 ian2l -d%WI!.
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In company lately, a number of ladies'
being present, young man proposed a
couundrum, which he said he had read in
the papers. 1t was thus When is a
lady not LADY, There was a pause
Give it upl" said all around when to the
infinite horror of the whole party the quer-
list exclaimed: when she is "a little bug
a." Nobody laughed; some we're de-
mure, some indignant, and some no doubt
inclined to scratch the querist's face lit
tie. He was disappointed. Fumbling in
his pockets, he pulled out paper, which
consulting for moment, he calculated
'Oh, beg your pardon, ladies' | made :
mistake The answer is, when she's {
little sulky knew it was some sort of {
carriage
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This splendid Ilar Dye Is the best IL the world
Tn, only rTut ard Perfect lbye Harmless. Relis
bic and instantaneous; no disappointment no n
dicu}ous ttn;s or unpleasant odor Remedies the I'll
efIsctr uf DIVES and washes Produces Immediately
q superb Black Natural Brown, sud lenVes tue
hair J.esu Soft and Beautiful The genuine signed
" A Bairhclur sold by all liruggl>'s
10 22dvly CiIAS BACHELOR Prop, n
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On October Sth the Chicago, Rock Isl
and & Pacific Il. Il. will issue excursion
tickets 10 and from Chicago, including a
ticket 10 the exposition, at 81 30. Tickets
until and ON the 10th. AE,LNFoRD,
"" To- - Ticket Agent