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The new North-west., 1873-09-06
BKPTBIfBER6, 1878. iHT
d fI.eeil advertisements,
Hr9d u 'elNo. solIg@t4 10 'aa'
Application on for Patent.
So. n q y..xn Or,,cr

A-5@ a''t8 $50 n Lawn f)r1,cr
1sa3 3au HxLxxA, u. n. Jsly 9 is!&
CLARE. whose posto1icc address Il Deer Lodge city.
DesE Lodge usansy ~ +, has this day A!si appltcs
sion Tor patent. under the Mining Laws q
for 90 Acar fces on The Original S0is bearing gol.
silver aud copper, aud extending sastesly vm discov.
cry shaft With eurface ground % feet in w'1.n on
Mining Dietrict Deer Ledge county. Montana Terri
tory, in eow1ship B. north range west which claim
ls fesnFdsa u Beck !, IN ths oQis~ cf ths C0nnsy
Recorder of esid touty and described follOwa IN
The M and Geld noseA % de In thls Office vis: Be
ginn1ng q tho n. W.. c..rnes Gf said claim, from
whence the 4 T. corner Of l0s 81 r claimed BY A. J:
running thence s. 9H deg Il, ITO feet. thence N s,a
deg Il QOOfcs4 thencs n ~ deg. w. 10 feet thence
hssciny twc and s;ioO acres. upon which notice Of
sad appicataa u pseted Tho nsssest claim to thess
premises II said lot No. 81 claimed BY A. j.. DsviA
7ffF8 F'IE''.Ea W. G. CHILD. Register. p
! L. n LYMAN, fgzg .-.l.g- .a-.g.E ~ J.
4 D. p. NEwcoaER Attorneys for Clamants $1,000
The new North-west., 1873-09-06
NOTICE TO i MINERS.

" ie '1i.. sF.@ ~ sUtS. LAND Orr,cEIA
taR ..a.es. HEl8NA. Mt, aug. IA 1873 gi,ia
DANIEL ]. WEIGH, Administrator OF the estate
g JOHN QUINN, decsasrd wh'-e po.toffice "a.
drcss - Miss0Mla, Mss0sla county. NJ. r., has ipd
- this Office Ms application TO enter as agricultural
lend the enss n Of the nsrfhwcst 4 of section 3d. md
the east Of the southwest Of scction ~ in town.
snip ~. II north VI san1e No. NJ west. which
land e esuspended fross. entry ~ agricultural lsp
Notice - hereby Given that kearng will be had At
g, cfficcat " ocloek y m on tbs ~ day of Octoesr
mineral character 81 saH land and tcsrinnny to ID
uAsd on said hearing viii le talen idoss D. n. Nsrs
conner. PT"hais Judge Of DEER Lodge county. Mt his
At ~ ocock q. on the aleh day 0f September iS53
II IL aeectl thyse are ND knswn miners ar mining
improvements ~ elalma upQp sasd land I, 3ptas vi
M1N w. G. CHILD, llcgister
Or OBAHnou, Atey. ~ Elaimspl. q I-''S'aIl
The new North-west., 1873-09-06

##g y 4.rr. FyfFM Fl gfLgJt
''Nssgnaka 1872 Z Wesk - NarJssills- :.
Pun Fr00 . New Calllbrnis w -lke
Dssk's Whisky asd ~ Jassrasee sslIe'
itsr. Ia'5 49, gME NJ, I. geg ,: sro
"Nsbrasks Sam, !" The new local reporter
d, the Appeal i convulsing the people Of
ns.ysville BY bic happy pleading, Of solid
wisdom aod broad humor. Here ere few
samples Of bib items: ~ ~ '.' am t''4
IA Ane barell Of old rye whisky i stand.
Ing In the freight car q he depot, shipped
from eacsamento snd marked Ike Bunk,
Chico The TAG upon which the address IL
written fortunately consists Of . ten spot Of
diamonds, and II there IL such thing % =
JACK Of the same suit In town, We hope the
Common Council viii authorize the party
owaisg Il to 60 down to the depot with the
document Il once, and take in the tnck &C.
cording to Hovlc." . '5. '.. '.~'
"For several days past Mr.. 6ummerland,
the lively and persistent solicitor OF the In
mortal Life Insurance Company Of New
York, hes been tackling us in our Office for
the purpose Of insuring our life. He has
explained the benefits OF Of the new system
Of the Immortal Life over the other com.
panies and showed lists Of tabular averages
until Oh nature looks like dancing multi.
plication tbIe. Yesterday We. bought =
new shot gun and let HIM have both iar.
rells from the upper window. He kecled
over, kicked a couple OF times and passing
policeman sent for doctor. The doctor,
on bearing the news Of the accident, enly
remarked, "You cant play that on me-
know 6ummerland. That's Just ono Of hil
lodges to get INC down to the oiilcc ID
tackle me On The life insurance question
again. No, thank you,' and positively
refuses 70 como. Az the paper goes to pres
We learn that 6ummerland .has picked oil
the baekslsot out of his leg and 10 nov
rushing around soliciting - lively - ever.
The new North-west., 1873-09-06
mo. 22oI aEIEi4% I
Application for Patent
/. u. .. LAID OFFICE, HsLrxA, N. r.

esptIG U. D. LAID OyTicE, HeLESA. n. t.!
.8slIsfq R.E .k Esl, August q, 1874
Notice is hereby published that HENRY ALLEN.
whose p0et0ice b BackfOot city. Deee Lodge county,
N. T., has this dav died applicasi0n for patent under
the Mining laws Of CONGRESS- for his placer miniAg
claim, situated In Lincoln Mining District Deer Lodge
county, NJ. T.. In section ~ township II north of
raaHc vest. which daiin Il recorded In volume Ia
the office OF the district recorder Of said district and
also 70 ths oei ottc cpanty recorder Of said county
and described In the 6eld notes aud plat hc IN this
office a.. tOnd~'ss tis: Beginning at Il stake and
rsiicti mound Of earth and running thence s. 81 deg
W; 1918 chairs to a post from wheacc corner No.
bears south 4iN der W. u chains aud thence 5. q,
deg. W. 13O chains distant and running thence sOMth
chains thence north u deg east 1913 chains thence
snd $500 acses, Npon which notic. u saM sppfca
ttOn II posted Tho ncsrest clanants TO sn.me pre-.
misses are T. Brown above and Rogers 4 Collins below
Il. p. LYMAN. Atty. Tor Ckimsn. ~ 'siIl1iif
The new North-west., 1873-09-06

aA8
= NJ. Joaquin Miller, in his book entitled
''IAfe Among the Modocs," I" has given some
picturesque sketches Of Indian life and irs.
ditions" Among much other interesting
matter, he tells 10 that the idea Of the
creation Of The world ss II was entertained
BY the Mcdocs, now verging on extinction
In accordance with the demands of modern
civilization, was this: The Great Spirit
made Mount Shasta first Of oil. He pushed
down snow and ics frsm the ekies through
. bole which he made in the hesvens by
turning . stone rosbd. ill be made this
great mountain then be stepped out 0f the
clouds on the mountain top. and descended
and planted trees oil around by putting his
finger 90 the ground. The sun melted the
snow, and the water ran down and nurtured
the trees and made tho rivers. After that
he made the ilsh for the waters out Of, the
small end Of his staff. He made the birds
by blowing on some leaves which he took
up from the ground among the trees. After
that he made the beasts ont Of the remainder
of his stick. but be made the grizzly bear
out Of the big end Of the stick, and made
him master over al othcrs. Having done
that, the Great Spirit converted Noun,
Shasta into wigwam, and its
volcanic eruptions are the outcome Of
the fire that he lights in the centre Of the
mountain. The development Of man was !
later occurrence The daughter Of the
Great Spirit, ventusing too fsr. got astray.
and fell into the power of the grizzly bears,
and was forced to marry one Of them, and
the red men wcrs The fruit OF the marriage.
These red men were taken under the pro-
lection of the Great Spirit; but the gns.lies
were punished BY bessg compelled 10 walk
on four feet, whereas before they had
walked on two. TO this day The grizzly
bear 10 meyer slain by the red men who rec.
oEsiss In him sort Of kinsmar. 30 j"i! ?
4 We must quote one short anccdotc from
this book: .6 .Fi'''' r. t'f,.,''''' IS
I had = pocket bible with me oncs. !
was young. enthusiastic, and anxious to do
. little missionary work on my own rcspon.
sib,li,y. / slowed II to the chief, and un.
! dertook To tell him what II Was
1T is the promise Of God 10 man." ! said.
Ills written promise to us, tba, il We do .
He has commanded ~ 10 do, We shall i've,
! and bc happy forever when We die =.
\ He took Il in his hand, upside down. and
I lpoked u the outside and inside very aiten.
lively. ..,. .,-, .....
'Promisel Is . treaty r. .,s,,s E1s =
"well, II 10 treaty, perhaps; at least II \
. promise. and He wrote IT," .,, ..,..,r
\ s'Dtd \ take 81 this 70. say That I d
NOT Ike long treaties op paper. They O
% easy . break. Tho Indian does no
want his god 10 sign . paper. lie i 90
sffaid 70 trust hss eUd:3 io s..nh'o =
".But ~ promi.esi r Urged. III 1ast7 :
Hc Pointed 70 shs Ssw lseevss of ths trees
/ The spears that wets 'sonsinE ihioosh III
groand, handed No the book xSdn8y. ant
sasd ~ unose..F = 99'"i r1oh biis 80 Gsi Y
On Nj. AsIIeft showise, Christians nigh
lsasn ssN1 deal of religion ts0m ~ no
O0C l00ooOo.. -
The new North-west., 1873-09-06

4 Hss1sssoa tKastseky, paps saes,-
;hass ip6eg pespelsila 4 lssash v?islleg9
3 As1iy CIV ~ afiSS ~ dtsl' M
Hs.pAsey NassAall. ~ docsnsss was
written lsfoss ~ ~ q seee sspvss-
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lsck O. - q = I G1|3t j3 y ~. Hsp-
kias, - G Cjil, !, = 1a1sss.'
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snssG vApsspepes ~ lsaa1 .Yse tsas1
- ~ shsIssk 1eno o15A1 III
~ 0svsssss = Eapaaev : - ysS =.
q ~ isesse ~ kueJ(A - ssleiaal
lse1kNoDo = sonssAD ~ o1nas 0ns1iJl
nss shessgaaa asaa rssnrs nsx
;e,sn qo.a ssd 9sdPAsi6o
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s*ah'. ~ Ea&ifNo ces.l I'll 10. '"''G''
Application t for Patent.

...-,...,.o ..xrsf u. 8. LAND OPvICB. ,,,g I. 4
s<'' I'd" HELENA, NJ. r. Aug. n, 1871.
Notice n Acfchy puOllshed tbss FRANCIS n BILL
and JOHN O'R0GRKE their postofiec address being
Basekf0ot CITY, Deer Lodge county. H. r.. have this
day Alsd application for patent, under tho Minisg
laws Of COnSrese for their placer mining claim. stn
nted IN Fences Mining Distriet, Deer L0slxe eOanty
Montana Territory, in sections IA - 81 Is and 81
township No. 10 north Of range No. west. which
claim u reeored m vol in tue eaec Of thu distIics
recorder uf said district alec In the office Of the
couasy reeOsss u said eonnIy and aercTbed az fol
lows ir che sed notes sed p!at on ee IN this Office
oi los NosS7 iatownship Nu ~ north 0f range No.
Q west, aud running thence north sOH deg. west 10
chains. thence s0nth 49, chains thence snnth ~ deg
west Sa60 chatns shsaee eoSsh 7Ol deg, east 10
chains. thence north " de9. east $3.50 a4sins
Is deg. west - II chains 70 place VI hzpu;nE, sn
bsaeins I'D and 73GO sctcS upon witch iostee d
said application s posted, The 0ny kD0wn adjeiu.
Ing claimants u these pSeises are the Ophst Bed
Rock fluOc Co north. and Kimberley l. Mason, and
b. ". RyossCn, WNH and George barnart and Others
eo1G ~ 'i~a u dt! W. G. CHILD, Register.
u n LSHAx, Assy Tor Clslmante. 2i7-oOd
The new North-west., 1873-09-06

PovERry puts fearful strain pn man's
honesty, The poos mas who liyet On bon.
eat life 10 entitled to more credit than the
man Of wealth. The One 10 forced TO fight
against ,cmptss,on, whsch come 10 him nm
der the guise of want ard necessity; the
other has no motive except greed or smbi.
lion TO tempt him from the path Of rectitude,
Yes 1haN III poos nAn ansaGainag MS hWs.
Of the land how few sympashize with him,
or ssek b shiesd hin from ~ penalty In.
CARED. he he's NO friends, and the heaviest
punishmspt that can be inflicted b consid.
cred light enough for him. Wbsn ~ prison
doors cloas behind him, tups " ut. soAs'
forever, for he knows that the pardoninG
poysr ,wip never h; psked to interfere 10
his bebaE ID. IL ficS criminal 10 simply
looked upon % unfortunate he 10 lionised.
Justics bows In bis presence, and seems 70
ask his pardon for the unpleasant relation
which II bean toward, hin. II b ~ esa>
v,csed it 10 an exceptional case; his sentence
b made = hshG aSpossiltls; ~ Sr.sn life
: lightened by pleasans employment, and
cheerful assurances lhsl bic con6nemsot
viii be shors; and soon hs walks forth, The
recipient Of executive clsmsncy. This b
wrong II any dissinctioa y o b. made 10
ths treatment of Tcfimiasb, W would favor
iepispcy, 10 ihs poos md severity q The rich.
! The ono msy kits bsen dhvss 70 shsfeosa>
mission Of crime b csuel want; he olhes
1 a Am nR-N
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28

These two tables entirely explode the
SANDER Of the Union in regard to the adj
ministrations Of Truesdale, Davenport,
Ecclaston. Kimball. Buford and Skinner.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28
CITY Taxes and City Debt.

The Murdoch party claim that the rea-
son our city debt has grown to such large
proportions is because the Democratic ad-
ministrations, years ago when DIR. Trues-
dale and Bailey Davenport got along with
$4,000 year taxes, instead of over sos, 900
as now didn't pay their own debts, but
carried them over from year to year iea'-
ing them to be paid by their successors
some other time, and that they refused to
assess taxes enough to pay their current
expenses. This claim is wholly destitute
of truth We have procured, from the
hooks Of the city, the following statement
.of the city debt from 1860 to the present
time. viz
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28

The Scandinavians of Rock Island and
Moline will have one of the most attractive
entertainments, in Turner Hall, in this
city on Monday night, which has taken
place in this region this winter. Fun, frol-
ic and good time generally will reign.
The celebrated Quintettc, of Moline, will
be there; also, Frejas fine band. One of
the most attractive features, in comedy,
will be the appearance of Ole Bull and his
concert troupe, ON the stage, before the
masks fall, in which SignoIs Farini and
Binini will sing their celebrated duo The
Swedish national dance, Swenskan Pols-
kan, by four ladies and four gentlemen,
will be performed, and innumerable tab
leaux will add attraction to the evening.
1t will be the last masquerade of the sea
son and all who enjoy such things should
attend. Teams will carry friends who at
tend from Moline, home after the enter
tainment, free of charge. Messrs Charles
johnson, NJ. Nelson and F. Applequist
Of this city, and Charles Hanson, of Moline
have devoted much time and labor to the
preparations for this entertainment and il
will, undoubtedly, be one of the best of the
+ season. The Scandinavians of Rock Island
and Moline are well united in the matter
and the attendance will be very large, anC
/ the amusements tip-top.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28

These two tables entirely explode the
SANDER Of the Union in regard to the ad-
ministrations Of Truesdale, Davenport,
Ecgleston, Kimball Buford, and Skinner.
The Union says;
..V-hatcvpr debt existed when he tMurdookl went
into Office was solely the work OF the Democracy.
They made 90 by had MANAGEMENT by Tue unyE-
CHARGING and thipyu- OF their officer; by spending
the peoples money ~ keep up horde OF retainer
aud PARTY bummcrs and by falling to assess ana
collect sufficient taxes 90 pay the current expense
~ The city
The above tables prove this statement
to be utterly destitute Of truth, N
der TrueSdale and Davenport the debt
was regularly reduced-and during that
time Mr.. Davenport rebuilt all the Rock
river bridges built the bridge and cause
wav tn the Island paid 10000 to s. 900
bounty to soldiers carried on the usual and
necessary improvements about town paid
the current expenses of his administrations !;
did not materially increase the taxes and
steadily reduced the debt
The large reduction OF debt in ls6G was
due. in a measure, t. the receipt Of money
from the United States for the sale Of the
bridge and causcway to the Island
During the year Eggleston and kimball
filed the Office of Mayor there was an eX-
penditure of some $4,000 on the Camden
road and bridges; also settlement was
made with the Coal Valley road and some
$4,000 to $1,000 back interest paid
making nearly $6A010 extraordinary and
unusual expenses that year, and yet the
debt was increased only about SlA000 ans
/ the taxes only about $4,000,
/ Under Butord' administration the deb
increased not quite $4,000 very large
portion of which was expended upon the
lcyee.
Under SINNER administration the LOT
on Naudruffs Island was purchased and {
house built upon it an expensive culyert
and gate way built at the lower end Of the
city and the expenditures for street open
ings including the purchase of ground and
the opening Of Arsenal street, and tnl
1 street Improvements generally were great
er than ~ year before or since, unless il
he this year
1t will thus be seen that the statement
Of the Onion that the Democrats did not
assess and collect sufficient taxes to pay
/ current expenses is without a shadow Of
foundation Also that during the admin
istratious of Davenport and Truesdale tn,
debt was not increased, but was regularly
decreased, and this, too, with no materia
I increase Of the burthens of taxation.
How is it with Murdock's administra
ton? Taxes have gone up IN five time
the amount they were under Davenpor
and Truesdale, and nearly three times tn,
amount they were under Skinner, ant
the debt has increased 10 about $4,000,
more than three times what it was whei
Truesdale closed his last administration
DO the people want any more of this kline
Of inanciering If not let them discart
all such men as Murdoch and all men VIII
represent his policy and call out men VIII
will shut down the gates on all PROPOSE
tons to spend money unnecessarily. That
/ the only way the taxes can be reduced.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28
Ward Meetings Tonight.

We hope that every Democrat and ey-
cry Liberal Republican, and every man
who desires better management Of our
city affairs, will take an interest in the
ward meetings tonight, and see that
strong candidates are selected for Alder
men, and that our hest men are chosen as
Delegates and as Committee On
that depends our future success.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28
The Athletics...A Victory for the Bows.


MIR Smyth rented rooms to the Athletic
Club for one year for a gymnasium, and af-
ter the club had expended some two or three
hundred dollars in putting it in order and
preparing it for use Sweeney and Jackson
kicked up fuss about it. The club said
we have no desire to annoy any one, but
we don't think it right for US to give up
our lease without you bear at least a part
of the loss Negotiations followed and
the club said it would cost them sos to
move and get as well fixed as they then
were, and they give would up their lease
and move for that sum Their very reasona-
offer was refused, and Sweeney K jackson
then commenced, in their arbitrary way
to force them out The proceedings have
been published, and our readers are famil-
lar with them. Last night, it began to
look as though Sweeney & jackson and
everybody else in the building would have
to leave. Mr.. Smyth then offered to pay
the expense of moving the gymnasium
provided it did not exceed 500, and the
club will therefore move as soon as a
suitable place can be found for their use.
The result is decided victory for the
young men, and most humiliating defeat
for S. & J. The boys wear their honors
modestly.
Let no man be elected Alderman next
Tuesday who is not in favor of requiring
Sweeney x Jackson to indemnify the city
for costs in the suit they commenced
against the young men, or Of ordering its
prosecution discontinued The people
have no interest in fighting Sweeney &
Jacksons battle with the Athletic Club,
and do not want to pay the expenses Of
their law suit.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28
TELEGRAPH"

or - QO0 per day. Agents wanted Al
Do III 0ZU classes Of working people OF q
tner sex, young or old. make more money at woTk
for In their spare moments, or all the time than
at anything else. Particulars free. Address q
STINSON Il CO. Portland Maine
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28

We are happy to say that an agreement
has been made between the Gymnastic
Club and Mr. Smyth, that the club will
peaceably vacate the building and move
to other quarters. This is the wiser
course. Whatever may have been the
provocation on either side this is certainly
the cheapest and most prudent method 4
settlement Union.
Why was this not done in the beginning ?
Mr. Smyth, probably acting on s. & is.
advice, not only refused to pay cent but
declared that he would expend thousand
dollars to get the boys out. Now, he ac-
cepts their original proposition-which he
ought to have done in the first place.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28
Grandest Scheme Of the Age
$5OO,OOO.OO
CASH GIFTS.
$4,000 For Only $40.
TUESDAY. APRIL s, 1878.


Grand Gift Concert for the benefit Of the Public
Library OF Kentucky, 10 come of in Liberty Hall.
in Louisville, kentucky, on
TUESDAY, APRIL s, 1878.
At this Concert the best musical talent that
be procured from all parts Of the country will ado
pleasure TO the entertainment. aud Ten Thousand
Cash Gift. aggregating a vast total Of Half Il Nj
lion Dollars currency will be distributed by lot 70
the ticket holders, as follows:
LIST OF GIFTS
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28
Males or Females.

Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
PACK forty drops Of CONSTITUTION WATER will re-
NeYe You like magic. Read the following:
New YORK. Feb Is. 1S1a
Aessrs MORGAN ALIEN have been afflicted
with Inflammation of the kidneys, accompanied
with severe pain in the back A friend advised me
10 Try Cons HUTTON " AFTER" procured "a bottle
and after taking half the contents Of the bottle "a
my aStHulshmeut. the pain had left me and am
now as well as ever was In my life. Yours truly
Fl, B. KIEk g Fulton St
For sale ny all Druggists
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28

Orr WEEKLY.-THE WEEKLY Rock
ISLAND ARGUS is published to-day, and
contains forty columns of closely
printed matter, in our new and clear type
thirty columns of which are choice
reading matter, comprising full complete
and carefully compiled news of the week,
local, state and national also sound polit-
zeal articles of general interest, and the
very latest market reports, the whole
making one Of the best and most readable
papers in the United States. 1t can be
had at Willmans' news stand. in the post
office, or at THE ARGUs counting room,
opposite the post office, in wrappers ready
for mailing Price five cents each.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28

feriect health Is vouchsafed to few Probably
Ninety people Out OF every hundred who call them
serves healtny have their turns" Of langnor, ex-
hausuon' depression Of spirits and bodily pain.
Al these times winegla-sfnl of Hostetters stom-
ach b'iers Is as refreshing as the shadow OF rock
IN weary land Itinvigo ates and rests the svs-
tenn ana cheers the mind. The effect of the Bitters
IN cases OF nervous debility, produced either by nm
dae physical exertion, Ovcr-study intense anxiety.
or any other cause is wonderfully revving and in
Vlsorating In fact this heathful vegetable restor-
alive possesses medicinal properties which eptitIe
II I" the rank Of an article of prime necessity and
1t should be kept on hand in every dwelling. and
promptly taken as a remedy for all the minor all.
ments as well as for more serious complaints.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28

We have full assortment Of Lamps
Brackets and Chandeliers, which We offer
at very low prices. Call and look at them
Idtf MAY BROTHERS.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28

Physicians and other intelligent persons,
IN all parts of the country, have given
their unqualified approval and recon-
mendation of Dr. VIM. Halls BaIsam for
the Lungs. Would it not be the part of
wisdom to buy that which is known and
approved in preference to uncertain prepa-
rations?