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New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
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ssn Francisco
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Tor thHriestoni lsaaf beu, orfnoHot NC o"P
ssn Pfsnoisoo.
WIND-suudown light, e. r.; hEy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Jan, LAyc steamships wn C1ns ron k c1c
bries fhisdelphh; Neptune from kew forki pHh pne''
singapore sohr. NJ Chadwick. from Sc hiehss IN
PHADKLpHA Jan THE Iig Roanoke arrived her, {eisl ~
dAvs from Porto Cabeo having board Gens Dunbar a' "a
Del Jan 7Ayed liasiAn bark Abkea NON he"esse'
England - "a, g.. g..
CHARLEsroS & C. Jan. 7-saiei steamship Gulf sirean Tor
Philadelphia 9Th. brig ". IT, Parks from BAinore
Bosrox THE steamship Rationale from PssdePnt
PoHrREss VA Jan. 6Passed In for oalumoe snP
Arrived brig Life Brigade IRON "a'eou
Ireland ship AnnapolS for San Prapcseo .
CHARLESTON s. c. Jan. 7Arhved steamships hanhs,an anl
Georga from steAmshp Maryland for Bmore
brig Segundo Romano. for Barcelona. =, -.
Ga. Jan. 7Sed, steamships virgo ror he"iOlA
SaTagoSsa, Tor Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LiyERPoor Jan TThe ship Mount Royal, from EeSiork jan
7, arrived here to-day .
H.ITAx n S. sTh steamship seantnsyian. on Ter
Liverpool Perand viii call at aiaT 70 land he ma M
j. r. Hnn.ress has arrived having In charge t
sc Eih 65 tuns) Of Eew Hyen bound 70 Seio win eaa
from Little ae The Hmress fell Ia with the tGn 1aAhs
bsd Of sails OF Western Banks Two men nah
died from e1pure Of the s bitten Iy
were taken from the unlress board 10 bring he
damsgcd vessel into port .,s-.
QuErNsrowN jan THE White Star LiDc steamship Adnauc
Perry hom g. foS Liverpool arrived here to-day
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

All Piano Performers unite IN Pss Of the kSAss
society aud al the opera and al te
clubs. SOd by J. BAUER & Co.. go Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
NINIATURk ALMANAC

Su, $50 Moon seN-'..''... Zi'
' p,GHw THr DAY. n
u.S a.i2 tGoTs island -. 344 Hell Gate ferry 9:J3
'' THIS DA'-p: >, - -. D. eos
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by special license, az TEcn fourth
st. and Rhbave NewYork by Rev Edward DAY Rlwari Sgui
Ajlmar ambeg eldest of The late Hon e. IIamber; Sweden
Mari Mcay eldest daughter the late james McNaT es
County Dublin, and niece to Mr. John Murphy builder Belfast Ire
land.
LITTLB-HERBBRTOn Tuesday Dec 81 1872 at the reienea o
the brides parents by n W. Howes Charles w LHe 0i
Albany w. Both b. eldest daughter Of Samuel Herbert VI o
bOken, ~. J.
PEARSON-DARBYOn Sunday evening" Jan s. l83 by The ReE
w. H. Wan James f. Pearson H. Ms Susie a. Darby, all TINS
city. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

Use Renne's Pain-hllng Magic Oil, fun sirsagh both
externally internally for the horse epidemic Use 10 water %
balhe the Bostrii and wah aud dsinfect the mangr
JOHN =. IIEsgr, Agent, n. Y
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MARRIED.

RiDR-worm, Sa-rheum, cni By using JUMPER TAR hoAP
Manufactured by CAswKLL. HAEARD q Co.. New-iork.
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Tse above report unsain'DsE @eol'S aAi SDS'P" '
.ers dstribuei among those present
Action was thea reference - The APPOINTMENT OF eo"'
s ,t fologing gentlemen unnimouslY sppointe1
oyvp,t CossrrrEE-h Dven, s. Sloan RcEsrd shel IL d.
hr 4 T. Jackson Edward Roberts. and Paul n Spolorl q
MENoafsLizB CoNGRss,~ n II 49,
NJ, X hOrris. W H. Apptei0n W. H. FcOo'
4 r A.tor W B Ogden, and f. d. MORAN
JTr-tierge Opdyke J0natnan SBs'
- pbslp, Stokes Sp1iOrl, Ambrose = h;nghbl ~ ~
,eu Jobn H. nherw Geo. Bliss H. NJ T@ber anu 0pe''
McCahertY. - 49,. ,.,.,s.- pi,,o, n Cowdiu william
% gr-lut (iasge Carts. j. W. Bundg, fetensL hatps W"
80 N pvar william sarues 3 Chtiendea '" !" Pheips' anu
Oswald Ottendoder 4, ,.,,, ,., r. vs,sf ,rf,p Ri Oh.
- shell lanes Brown Braus Brooks Robert rfaya hAnc'
s.tiv Slge J. h. Williams aud J. h blateaoi
MECHANICS fSDUriSssaem IL w ~ y-
prb Demas pnat5 wins SaeAs.'ne D. = wins"
ios Albert steiusay, d. a. Badger AMI Ch L. llhAhy'
The f,lowinr subscriptions have been made; -
A. cI'"p
80 % o,vvy w -, ,,h.,. ......,.............. 10000
PAIN, n sPOFPORD SnnSo
EDWARD -c'"
ptcuARD sCHRLIl wM H. WEBB, SAM SLOAN H.
n CROSBY WILLIAM p CARY JOHN ?. HENRY
W H. RAYRoR JAMES IESSUP. RICHARD
KRJLY J. MATTHEW'S AMI Others ..''.'''''''' f9o'Doo
.,, Feb no stock will be ose-ei at less than par
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be Indorsed NTH tiI
name and address
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION Oo AM
OF NEW-YoRK-
Co.. JOHN oivJ A DIX Pr Prs, I..od.., ,so,
ID d. I MOORE Ycsprs1ien-
DinscIa., e1,,. o,,.,ro, ,f S,rYotk
sa yoTs a DIX 3 oGSS B TS..iM rsesgo IL .ai sS bs
A. s. OWEN Vice rres.eh! gr'o R4lro.a i, WA.
J. D. BApGLBY wallst, ssv;yot
l. l. q q sAFTLErr . ws;t rti5.y.ars,-''
r. J. TODD u Csisr-st seg-as.A ".
F. g. ALBERGEB. Baialo, Mex fcfk.
ev.r s2O oOo h Nhive beea subscribed for ani
n m shaeho5rs Meeting rpc called TO elect the Directors
The following named geateea coaseuei u aii'ni
Directors, II elected;
Wa p HAvBMBYBR ADRlAH BbbIh
n FaoTHINGHAm s D. CHITrEsDgN.
WM. II. YERMILfE a. v 0IoDf
RlCuARD sCHBLL "A IL WEBB
l. p MORTON. H1SRI CLbWh
CHARLES T.. TIFFANY HIRAM CROSBY
lNsOs PHELPS SrOKBS. kRASruE DROOhS
FREDERIC DB PBYSrBR RICHARD ksLbf
SAMUEL SLOAN Z rAhiis @ sh os,' In"
pau n spOPgORD JOHN HENRY
ALFRED D. DARLING SAMUEL hA"h
ELIAS HOTCHSuss
We. -
ALEX. OWEN EIUhanS FbhNrTS sso0Ks
SAMUEL SLOAN, k.as.Vs has,.s 11hS0RS0N
H. D. CaOsBI.popn rpnARD ROBERTS.
b.ps special COMMITTEES ths purpose o' appointing
h branch u business Tor localities direct h'efe'e' " $50
"a 6rc, which has been nluguated by the lpdu'
Il
. A h,,,, c,as.ny VIA establishing 10 hss i's "' '
b, p,i a. reryasl worlds Sir have s'e honor %
s following appointments. Owing to d''am''a0''' D.,
-, . ,l 4, see of the Isnsenen oelo' nhi""' Wv
,h,, none Of those have selected viii rslp' "
-, n, n of hi. ,ss between and tho as a"y " e'a
a., nst for til, pupo,e Of making in this tbs eonm al If
ne wsssa uemispbere an insi'at'n "'' "'' ''' =
the people -, ,.h t,,as and commercial
We haze mfe the committees to or'''n csc" "'' SUI
pGrut o., -, 90. ,b,u reyad "A q, a
i've haze overlooked branch Of ba'9eA' We p -
msuaod sh,ei will ba spPon'~l IT,, 80. .n,.,
B,eh eommit.e. named below is reqas'si !" ~ me- w
ia uamb.f, ehsrman and orsAnls fof 'e''S '0'
R.oh eonaiiGee m.y AID member. ..,...,,l .,r,
, 60, a ,bs work done should he osFaoiei !" 's spe %
,. m Ia, % ls71 AMI eIaes, that the oosn
for~srioa % the Uuios Trust Co % D0iS
t ,,ioo b, been each ur'nber OF ihe eo"mi''7~
$50 Ranks Above CanaI-st. ,,,,.., n,
frcsioeAt
ssafTp
g. suhW President Minhstan savings B-ns
HICHAHD WILLlAh5os,'''r'''" D"' "'''
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Tho Estimated Iueomc
or THB
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY N s9,sf5, 400.
READ THE REPORT BELOW,

AND roU WILL BIZ SATISFIED THAT AN INVESTMENT MADB
IN THE STOCK oP FHB
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY
IL sAPR
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NHtNAANM IVA
81. .Barlc agt. schooner Emelins
SUPREME COUKT--CIRCgIT-PAR
l727. The Russell Manufsctunn
Co. agi.N. II. Steamboat CO
93l. .Milledgcvillo Manu-. Co. agt
Gersunan.
1892. .Duryol agt The Mayor, &c.
III. .Jewett ct al. AIT. Black ct al
1853. Marquee act. LaElle.
497. Williams agL Neunenger.
$50. Hume agt Fatham.
604. .Noyes agt Perry and ano.
lf3l. % Brieu agt. NAV.
669. .Clafin et sLagt WolfsbroGck
67l. Plat Rgt. CoohTane.
673. .Riker sgL buddington.
PART II-RASCHKR,
~. The People ex rel. Stematel
Egt Mcclure.
%. The Atlantic Mail s. s. Co
sgt. Central American Tran
sit Co.
a57l Montgomery agt. Old Do
miniOn ). :. Go.
ass. Hendricks nCt- Ingerson.
l64l. Stone sgL Browning.
337. Russell ( Erwn Mfg Go
agL NeW-Hayen steam
boat Co.
60. Cochran qst Dinsmore.
1853. Swords agt. Rigsr ct sl.
GENERAL TKRN-lSGRAHAM, p. J
%. The People ex rel Brown agt
Green, Controller.
"a. .HaW kins agL same.
25. Same agt Same.
81. Stevens agt Stewart
81. Palmer agt. Hgssy.
81. In the matter OF Jeremial
Quinlan. Rec'r
90. Barclay agt The People.
SO. johnson agt. Same.
"a. Bell agt. Same.
05. .Wilke agt same.
30. st Valerie agi. same.
81. Mcbride ag,. Mcbride.
gO.. The People eI rel. EldridgI
ct al. agt Fancher.
BERs-BARRETT. "opens
8. .Dahlman agt Wright II al.
60. Butler ct al. at. Thompson
Il. The People eK rel King sgt
King.
10. The People &C., Brewer agt
Green, Controller.
81. Sands act. Myers.
49,. The People, &c. Walter
sgt. Green, Controller.
SUPERIOR CoUET-TRIAL TKRN
II
1907. Never agt. Hartman. imprd.
1877. .Weinz sgt O'Bnen, Sheriil
1921. Mitchell, an iuft, agt style
and auO.
1913. .Siess sgt. M0shOol
1927. .Rhineberger, adm'X, sgi
Reilly.
1851. Madden agt. Winterbotiom.
1873. Main Ggt Tal,man.
PART Il.-FRBEDNAl
l522 Taylor agL Hoey.
ll24. Kaiser agt Harii.
ltS6. Townsend AIT The Glen
Falls Ius. Co.
1855. Same agt. the Merchants lns
Go.
Il4O-ROemmelt agt Wolf
1882. Cornell agt O'Bnen. Sheriff
SO. .Sayr. agL OBrien, Sheriff
COMMON PLgAs-GENKKAL Tern
ami j.. +. DALy, J..
T8. .Leferve and abo. agt Jacob
son.
88. .Carley agt TomlinsOn.
SO. walsh sgt Rlordan.
SO. .Bressnahau agt, Dsrrin.
90. .Riguey agt White ei al.
l02. murray agt. White ct al
100. Owens. sdu'x, agt Mansfield.
lO7. Lew agt. Baor and anO.
TRIAL TKRM-PART L-ROBINs'
MAINE COURT-TRiAL TERs
and calendar c
592. Haskell Rgt Hilher.
Ills. Norwood agt. Sloehy.
ll26. .Jenkins sg- Greer.
ll90. .ROlnan sgt. Bolt.
ll94. Robinson agt. Meyer.
ll93. .SlOie AIT. De3erick.
ll68. Harris agt. Freckleion.
l206. Meyer agi. YondeTwiBgel0w
PART u.-GROss, "opens
55l .MollOy agt Brennan
l6d7. Morgan sgt. Prime.
ll7J. .Rnlsnd sgt. JenAinS.
lk27. Jones agt Chase.
1881. Allen Rgt. Nears.
l24l .Funch at. Suich.
l247 EnOs AT. Franklin.
1919. .AltOchul agt. O'R0urke.
PART IIi.-JoACHIasES. } OPP
9J5. L.ssner agL Graham.
254. .Rifer Ggt. Cowcn.
1893. .Atwster sgt. Fuller.
1862. .Brentsne sgt. The Mercantile
Library Association.
l6e9. Miles agt. Mittnaoht.
1884. Mack Agt. BlescOer.
1896. .Dsgro sgt. Won Lilienthal.
GENERAL SESSION s-SUTHKRI
George J. Quinn, burglary; Bdw
Calligan. George Crane, felonious
Carty, John Pagan. grand larceny
person George II. Smith, false pr
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

GENERAL SEssOSs-SUTHERLASD, JGeO.ge Miller robbery
j. Quinn burglary; Edward Banning r forgery; Patrick
Cgan flonous assault and battery George Nc
Cry John Pagan grand larceny; LayeDa Wall larceny from the
person George H. Smith false pretenes John Lund lottery policies
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-03
CRAPPED HANDS.

In healthy condition the skin is kept
supple by an oily secretion, which answers
the same purpose as oiling leather. Dur
ing warm weather this secretion, in com
mon with all the other secretions Of the
skin, is more abundant thanin cold. When
it is insufficient the skin becomes dry and
harsh and on those parts of the body
where the skin is thick and subject to
motion as on the hands, it readily cracks
or assures. The amount Of this secretion
is SO much reduced in cold weather that
the frequent washing of the hands with
soap causes them to chap readily, and this
the more certainly if the soap is not wash.
ed off The alkali in soap is usually in ex.
cess, and this combines with the oily Sc
erection, and so deprives the skin of its nat
ural lubricator To prevent the handi
from chapping, then, be careful to wasl
all soap from them thoroughly in clear
water. This will ordinarily suffice; but,
not, will be necessary to make good tn
removed oil byusing KENNEDY s SAIL
RHEUM OINTMENT, a sure cure for a
skin diseases of whatever name or nature
| PRICE so CENTS. Sold by druggists
3-Id1y
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WAsuINGTnN.O Oct 24.--One Of the most
exaggerated and eccentric cases OF back
nav grabbing has recently come to light IN
the post office department The case Is
also nuticeable as one Of the most singular,
viewed from the civil-service point of view,
that has occurred under the present adj
minstration 1t is reported, aud there
seems to be no reason to doubt the accur-
racy of the report, since II comes from a
trustworthy source, that MIR McGrew, the
chief clerk of the Sixth auditor ONCE,
promoted his son who is a clerk in the
same Office, 10 a position in the Foreign
mails division, which had been vacant for
about ten months The son had been oc-
cupying a subordinate place and receiving
the regular salary of it while the vacancy
existed but recently under the civil serv-
ice reform era. the fatheT,iti is reported, not
only promoted his son 10 the vacancy,
lint manipulated the rolls in such a man
uer as t0 nay the sou the entire ten month !
salary Of the vacant office, Notwithstanding
young Mc(irew had not performed Its du
ties. and had been paid for other dutie'
which he did not perform in the same OF
fee. Another case, Of almost the SAINT
character. but not quite as expensive q
the government, is said ~ have occurred
in the pay division Of the same office Mr.
Hazlett. who was chief OF the division, died
and before the vacancy was hlled laps
of four or FIVE months occurred. a Nj
Boone was promoted at last ~ the vacancy
and, il is supposed, became aware Of tn
precedent in young McGrewis case, anc
while his manner Of proceeding is som,
what in doubt, it is said he succeeded
convincing Chief Clerk MeGrew that h
Boone, was also entitled 70 his back pa
grab, and that no received it.
Ex. Presideut johnson, in common, wit
nine.tenths OF the people Of the eountr'
speaks Of the salary bill of the last congrei
in the strongest terms Of opposition. Il
has lived here with slight interruption, dr
ring most ofthe last 80 years, and of cour
well knows the expenses Of living in Il
various public positions, He says that
congressman can live becomingly ON O., IN
- year, and that n cabinet officer can mai
~ 80 Ms position very creditably on Ss,O
40 Some Of his cabinet officers hv
thsir salaries. and IL was well kno
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-03
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The most Successful Medicines
In the world.
Established in 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, IndigeS.
ton, COstiveness, Bilious Cons
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague,
thousands of certificates are
in our possession, gir. ing detailed
accounts Ofperfa,t tCT RES effect
ed by these ip-valuable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
IN healthy condition.
- Sold by Druggists everywhere
j. r. MILLS, Sole Prop'r
s. LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
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ToAl In eight years. ..............., sSsilS0Alls
Now, what was the increase of wealth !
Idurinr these eight years? Statistics prove |
8that the increase of wealth during the de.
trade lS6O-70 was at the average rate OF
Nj 400, OOO, 900 per annum. That's to say,
In 1860 the total true valuation was To-
4 Js6, OOO, 600 and in 1910 it was nearly $780,
600 OOO, 900. But il must be borne IN
lmind that the Director Of the Census said
that from 30 10 40 per cent, OF this sup
posed increase was dee TO imitation and ex-
agrerated valuations. Even ii we take
the official figures and actually allow that
our increase Of thrift and wealth is ST.,
n 400, 600, 600 annually, we should have in
' creased in eight years, from 1866 TO 1873,
\ inclusive, total OF 81, 300, 00O,000. From
this amount Government squeezed s.,
\ 2ll. 200, 900, or nearly 2Sl per cent; or, in
4 other words, for every dollar that the coun-
try created in wealth Government took
2s5 cents aud left the producers ia cents
M OF course we shall be told that we hac
n debt and pensions to provide for, and
that these demanded this extraordinar!
sacrifice Well, then, we will show wha
the permanent interest on debt and pen
sious has actually amounted TO since 1866
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-03

/, il rather a remarkable fact that while
= sbrinkare Of values and the depression
enterprise which brought about the
anic are charged to such events as the de
tat Of great railway projects and the col
,rse of a few Inflated financial houses, the
rne cause. the chronic disease of the ma
lon i lost sight Of What amount oftax.
! has the Federal Government squeezed
Mt of the people since 1866, when the
ountry returned 10 peace? Second, How
hard does this pressure bear upon the
thrift Of the whole nation? From oihela
seturns we learn that the Federal take:
RON the fiscal year ending 1866 until the
iscal year 1878 have been US follows;
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&NlCLIMAX!
d. EaX Salye, a FANNY
~ ~ - cents.

..,. EGX Salye, a FANNY
.a-...s ..,' - cents.
Ii heals without Il scar. NO
family should be without it.
WewarrGnt 1t tOcUre Screfula
Sores, Salt Ebeum, thiiblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, ard SprainS.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-haying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound Of
Arnica, with many ether Ex'
tracts and BalSamS, and put III
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES,

"FoB wAYsrHAT ARE DARK AND Tricks THAT ARE
vArs ut is said that the "heathen Chinee" is pecu-
lar. This is doubtless true But these features ere
also apparent within the ranks ofthe American peo-
pie We would suggest TO those unfortunate persons
who have been in the ways that are dark, or VINO
have injudiciously practiced tricks that are Nain
that there is help for them. DIR. E. j. Reynolds Oh
Rochester the great friend to errine humanity is the
person to furnish the proper and speedy relief and
cure. The advertisement Of DR.. Reynolds will be
found in This paper and from his great success in ths
branches of the profession towhich he has devoted
so many years ofhs life. he is very generally conhd
cd In
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-03
THE NEW REMEDY FOR RUPTURE.

most Important invention. Sold by the Elastic
Truss Co, No. 0Si Broadway, Y. Y. City II ~
tains Rupture absolutely in ease and comfort
and day at all times, and under all circumstance,
without any exception whatever IN any case, and
should never he taken OF during the short time
requisite to effect permanent cure. Sent by mail.
Circulars free ANY Druggist or Physician will or
der this new Truss for you without charge.
I.lIhffs. \ NNenNNlN
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$lgs,257L@

Total 81 ~, 257,rO9
which is equal TO within a fraction Of /
cents on each dollar of wealth created dur
ing the eight years, leaving IL! cents tax
on each dollar Of wealth created aud saved,
for simply providing us with government.
And now, having separated these two
items-that is TO say, leaving out taxes for
interest and pension-we will show what
the amount Of tax on the creation of wealth
was in ls5U-6O The net receipts of FEEDER.
al taxes for ten years. from 1851 h ',,,
inclusive, was 1901 ,64S, sS2 NJ l2oo
crease OF wealth during the !" 'llG ~,
TO was fraction o~ ~ Hnn 900 0no
II therefore, we Jply the same rule to
n.y., -. - s5O-6O that we did during
,ho, ~ years just passed, we shall find
ar5 &c Federal taxation on wealth created
- laid up by the country was a fraction
less THAI 81 cents on the dollar, and this
included all pensions and interest on debt
that the revenue was liable to.
Thus, then, it proves that after deduct
ing the taxes OF interest on debt and the
pensions, the Federal Government squeez.
es nearly three times rs much taxes out of
the people for the bare running Of Govern
ment as the Federal Government did in
$4,000.
To recapitulate, it will be seen during
the eight years 1868 inclusive the
amount Of wealth created was 1900.
OOO,OOO and the amount of Federal take.
was S3,2ll ,5O4, ll9 The charge of take,
on each dollar OF wealth created and saved
was therefore %! cents The amount nee
essary TO defray interest and pensions wa
II cents on each dollar created, and tn,
amount for dischargiug the other functions
Of Government Ia cents.
During the ten years lSji-6O inclusive
the amount OF wealth created was $4,000,
OO0,OOO, and the amount OF Federal take
s6Ol ,6is $50, or a fraction less than 8
cents on each dollar created.
Now, the fact is simply this, that to tax
out Of the peoples pockets 2S5 per centil
taxes on the wealth created is simply tn
worst policy that can be iollowed-even
$3.50, 10000 debt was paid off-inasmucl
as it depriyes the industrial resources q
the country of the very soul Of prosperit
viz, ready money The effect Of such
policy is not felt in year. or two or thre
years but when it is felt after a lapse {
years the result is what we see now
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-03

THE BECKwITH $50 PORTABLE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, on THIRTY DAYS TklALi
many advantages over all, Satisfaction guaranteed
or $50 refunded Seut complete with full directions
Rack with SOWING MAchine 90. So BrnadMAy. n. !.
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With great care, by q new process, we
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Anomalies, each characteristic flavor, and
produce FEauorfngs Of rare e5cettence'
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No poisonous oils. Eoery adgor as rep,
resented, No decest--each bottle .futt
Others purportiag to hold same quantity.
Use them once, aoiH use no other. The
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So superior to the cheap extracts. Ask
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A SPECIALITY FOR SORE THROAT THE CAR
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the laryuX ana cpiglotus.
A specially Tor hnarseness, the CLEANSING power
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A specially against contracting Infectious dis
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! SMALL PON NAEuLOIu, etc. etc.
speciality for common colds, coughs, and aii
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Price % cents per box. sold by Druggists every
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DATH1 ME-, FtD. II, 1913.
Mn KENNEDY. Dear Sir:--I sit down to pen you
a few Inee this evening. to inform You that the
Prairie Weed you sent me last fall has done me
much good; truly have not words to express my
gratitude to you for it. My health has not been
good for the last twenty a. has been since
commenced taking the Prairie Weed in November
last. | thank you thousands of times for it, Not
one night since last December have been Obliged
to sit up hour with phthisic since l have been
taking your medicine. My health il so improved
this winter that can work all the time at light
work so l more than pay my board, and thai il
| what have not been able to do for long time
Your humble servant,
| MAprk TpAcu
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from the celebrated fisheries at Aalesund Norway,
pronounced by physicians the most deiieate, en-
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1t Is easily taken, tolerated by the weakest stom-
aehs digesis readily never becomes rancid, and If
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For every use Of Cod Liver OH Mr.. WILSON'S us
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For the safe internal administration OF Caroohc
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