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$40 DAY.

tsCer xvi Family Doctors."
Best medical work crtant. Everybody buys that
tsecs IL. Unusual Inducements orAgrpfs. Send
for circulars and terms to HURsT n CO., 1s
-. An easy and sure way to mako money.
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sively wet and cold weather, and that the
pests which usually thrive in such a sea
son, the cut worms, have commenced ex-
tensive operations, and threaten to greatly
damage the crop.
PROVIDENCE, June 24.-Joseph Perry,
of New York, who pleaded guilty of per
jury in the Jumel estate case, was sen
fenced to four years in the State prison
and fine of ten dollars.
SAN Francisco, June 24.-The Board
of Supervisors sustained the Mayors veto
| of the Chinese pig-tail ordinance, and
passed over his veto, an order taxing Chi
nese laundrymen fifteen dollars a quarter.
Yesterday a stage was robbed near
Marysville, and Wells, Fargo & Co. S
treasure, to the amount of $2.80O was
taken by three masked men, armed The
passengers were not molested. The rob
bers escaped.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, June 24-The
express train from the west on the New
| York Central railroad, due in this city at
| train on side track one mile west of this
city, demolishing some freight cars and
the engine of the passenger train- and
killing Romlin Hamlin, and severely in.
iuring j. 7. Wicks, a brakeman of the
! freight train, also iniuring the engineer
and fireman OF the passenger train.
READING, Pa, June PA fire broke
out early this morning in the main building
of Thos Jaekson's rope walk, destroying /
coal shed and two hundred feet of rope
walk Loss S55, 900 insurance $25,000
by local companies.
ST. LOUIS, June "A. Through trains t,
Hannibal, over the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas railway commenced running yester
day.
l.. Monsaes and Monroe, the two men VIII
were implicated in the attempt to rob tb
Peoples Bank at Chilicothe, last Frida
night, have been arrested.
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PRoCRAsTTNATIoN Is THE THIEF OF
TME.-At this season of the year, when
life may be cut off in few hours by an
attack Of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diar-
rhea, Dysentery, Cholera Infantum, or
some kindred disease, none should fail to
have at all times supply Of DR.. McCabe :
renowned Medicated Blackberry Brandy
on hand. 4 more certain cure, and atthe
same time pleasant remedy, can not be
found in the whole range of materia med
lea The millions who have used it testify
to this 6-l6d&w2w
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THE MosT PERFECT. The housekeep-
ers of America very generally know DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder and Special
Flavorings. They are beyond all question
the best and most perfect of anything fol
the purpose in the market, and are now
having the largest sale A million fami-
lies use them constantly, and the house
wife who has used them once viii never
be without them. Groeers and dealer:
can supply you.
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A SEVERE TEST. The Commissary
General of the United States, after trial
of all the principal starches in the country,
decided that Duryea's Satin Gloss
Starch was the best that could be procur-
ed, and the government from that time to
the present are buying this article. This
is a fact worthy the attention of consum-
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Our readers should be careful to notice
that PROCTOR & CANDLES STAMP is upon
the bars Of their NOTIFIED GERMAN SOAP,
as all good articles are initiated, and this
Soap being so popular, other manufactur-
ers have copied their stamp. 6-23d3m
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Renne Pain-Killing Magic oil is clean,
sweet and pleasant to use, and cures head
ache, toothache, ague in the face and jaws,
earaehe, sore eyes, erysipelas, rheumatic
pains, cramps. cold in the head, sore throat,
&c Try it, reader.
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HAVE you tried Natures Hair Restora-
tive? You will be delighted with it
Clean, safe, and efficient 1t is driving
all the poisonous compounds out of the
market. 1t is as clear as crystal See ad-
yertisement
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BARLow's INpIGo BLUE-This is de-
signed especially for bluing clothes 1t
dissolves perfectly clear, and will not settle
Oh the clothes. Is warranted to color more
water than double the same quantity Of
indigo. Be sure you get the genuine, pre-
pared by D. ;. Witberger, 233 North ID
street, Philadelphia For sale in Rock Is
land bv all dealers. 3-7deod6-m
For sale in Rock Island by Henry Dart :
Sons.
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FooD Is LIFE-"One man, says the
proverb, may lead the horse to water,
but twenty men cannot make him drink,
But it is also true that the horse cannot
drink unless he be taken kto the water,
In ike manner, while it is true that each
part of the body must be in condition OF
readiness to take up from the blood the
nutrimeut it needs, it is also true that
there must be abundance of good blood
for each part to take up nutriment from.
Now, in order to have good blood, We
must have, on the one hand, sufhciency
of appropriate wholesome food and, or
the other hand We must have sufficiently
keen digestive power, that is, simply-dis
solving power-in the stomach. Many
suffer more or less deficiency in this dis
solving" power To supply this very def
cheney, is the primary and chief function
Of that great TONIC stimulent, DR. GottGeI
Fisch' Bitters
This subject continued next week unde
. Nutritioa. Hot Possible.
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KCNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON
Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron is guaran-
teed to cure the worse case of dyspepsia,
liver complaint, jaundice, chronic or nerv-
Gus debility, disease of the kidneys. and
all diseases arising from disordered liver
and stomach. such as fullness Of blood to
the head, acidity Of the stomach, nausea,
disgust for food, fullness or weight in the
stomach, sinking or fatulency at the pit OF
the stomach, swimming of the head, hur-
ried or difficult breathing, futtering at the
heart, choking or sufocating sensations
when in lying posture, dimness Of vision,
yellowness of the skin, and for purifying
the blood and building up the system in
general
Price Of the Bitter Wine of Iron, $l.00,
every bottle guaranteed, or the money re-
| funded. Beware of counterfeits, buy only
KunkeTs, take no other; it is wrapped III
yellow wrapper around, with the propri-
etor's photograph on All other is coun,
terfeit. Depot 259 North Ninth street
below Vine, Philadelphia. (Go there, ad
vice free. lQ-2Id@w w.
For sale in Rock Island by Smith 4
Bonney, and John Bengston.
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Maguire's great Cundurango Bitters a
pleasant and effective substitute for Vine
gar Bitters. For sale by c. Speidel.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

just the season to purify the blood by
taking Roots celebrated Bitters for sale. by
c. Speidel.
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our references are: Hon Jos II. Cordes, Hon
Charles Kraatz Hon. John Fellenz, Hsn. Charles
Bussack, Hon John B. Stemper, Lieut., Jacob Hos-
man, Lieut.. John ID. Mueller, Jaeob Herr, AGAIN
CAPF. CHAs. MAY, General Manager.
CHAs, LoRENEEE, Seey. o7aamNi&Nso#
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Tar Cordial.

It's gratifying to us to inform the puohe thst Df,
l O { Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for IhroaI
d.Luug Diseases has gained an enylaoie reputS
tlon from the Atlantic TO the Pacific coast ahu
rom thenes to some of the first families Europe
NOT through the press alone but by persons through
out the States actually benefited and cured at this
Office While he publishes less, so say our report
err. he il unable to supply the demand. 1t gAins
and holds Ils reputation
First Not by stopping cough, but by loosening
and assisting nature % throw OF the unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchial
tubes. which causes irritation.
Second It removes the causes OF Irritation
which produces cough) Of the mucous membrane
and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs TO act and
throw of the unhealthy secretions, and puries the
blood.
Third It is free from squills, lobelia, ipteac and
opium. Of which most throat and lung remedies
70 composed, which allaY cough only, and dlsor
.,anfze the tomach. 1t has soothing eject on th'
liver and kidneys, aud every part Of the system an'
In Its invigorating and purifying ehects II Ia
gained reputation which 1t must hoio a'ose d
others in the market.
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We sell the best Blk. silk in the city
for Sl.373. MAY BRos.
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Pebble Spectacles a spe-
cia1ity at Coos & Kircher's,
Davenport.
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Dentists.
DR.. J, W, Stark. Dentist.

DooMs NEXT DOOR TO THE TELEGRAPH OF
n fee. Illinois street Rock leland. All kinds oi
Dental Work done in the most approved styles
Charges reasonable. 6-lTdf
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

Chestnut Street, opposite Independence Hall,
PHILADELP diA, ,.-.-....-.--..--- PA
s.M HEUIINGs, Proprietor
Daily ARGUS kept on fle.
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TELl..EGRAPHTC. !.
The Heat Abating in Chi
cag0.

- A~S @SsS @Ss~SA4AE9 A@@ ~@4
cago.
Thunder Storm in Michigan
The Rockford Suit against
Boody for Embezz1ement.
Preparing for Cholera in
New York and st. Louis.
5 Per Cent. Dividend by the
Illinois Central.
Grant Pardons Another
Counterfeiters
GARNER Defeats Joe Dion.
The Crop Prospects not
F1attering.
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Grant Pardons Another
Counterfeitero
GARNER Defeats Joe Dion.
The Crop Prospects not
F1attering.


CHICAGO, June 24-The heat this A. M
was almost insufferable, but between 1900
and l30 the mercury fell l92 degrees, un-
der the pressure of brisk breeze off the
lake
, 1873-03-24
DANYON'S PECULIAfsfTIES.

Tho South 1tdo Supreme Justice Elk.
pounds fnts Practice In UhnnginE
ChtirKes--Eao Considers 1t Good I.aaav
to Include the G1rontcr Offences i'm the
E4essor--An Instructive Scene.
Rather MI amusing yarn Is told Of Justice
Banyon. On Saturday, two mon woro brotiBht
before the Falhtafllan Police JuHtico, charged
with burglary from Michael Il Gofdato!n'a atoro.
Thoy woro fonud by policeman sitting on caseB
Of winos and similar property, that afterwards
turned out to hayo boen burglarizod
from tho storo in question, aud ,woro
takon into custody on what WAS pretty good owl
donce Of thoir guilt. next to having boon takon
in nagranto dollotu, bofng unable to give CO.
horcnt account Of how they camo into possession
Of tho property. They said they wotc resting
fod to SLOW how shoy W et to h Isve sseoted %
valuable and unusual place forronose. Ono OF tho
mon, being ablo to givo baif, WAS given temporary
liberty, but, In tho other oaso, II was oon,-
atdorod that. thore bcing no diroot evi-
cornod IN tho burglary, he was about
TO bo discharged, when Adolph h1osos, for tito
State, applied that tho chargobe changed to lar
oony. Very rarely praoticing out Of the higher
quito oqua to Banyona caibro st ali eve"ta e he hs
was not prepared to submit 10 tho law hid down
herein, as thoronpon expoundod by tho champion
heavyweight Justice Of Chicago, and ho pro.
coedod to argue that It waa gonorally received
81 good law that the gronter oirenso
included tho ioHsor; ao for example,,
faota turned out to DO insufficient to sustain that
chargo, but sufficient to prove manslnnghtor. or
assault with intont to kill. 1t would be lawful to
change the Charge accordingly. Justice panyon
turned tho matter over in his mind little whtlo
but finding the arguments In that inlrnonso
etorehouso OF criminal knowledge 30 evonly bal
ancod that straw might turn tho scale, md no
straw boing handy, ho appealed to Justice HinB-
dale, who gat as associate In the burglary case,
for Lis opinion, who unheaitatingly pronounced
for the counsel. His Honor then aaid, In a
voice chokod with doubt:
"If man is brought before me, charged with
disorderly conduct, and ho turns out to bo guilty
Of larceny, should certainly try him for lar-
oony, including the groator crime in the losBer,
mud rs Justice Hinadale is Of opinion that tho
diverse is tho caae, tho dofendant will DO ro-
manded in default Of bail on tho charge of lar-
eony."
This extraordinary doctrine Of tho Justice. II
frequently carried out, will aonlo day load to
trouble.
, 1873-03-24

Nominal balanco unapproprated. ......... a,9e3.o9
Of which little moro than $40, 600 will probably
10 realized. from this sum tho fees Of the Ro~
oeivor, not got fixed and some fow trifling ex-
pensea, are to bo deducted. 4 reservation must
also ba mado for an $4,000 undetermined claim,
leaving possibly $4,000, moro or less, ap-
plicable to future dividends among tho fire.
losors, whose claims arc $685. .85. In other
words, 8 or centa moro will not unlikely bo do
clured in the way Of dividends.
Tho result Is a great disappointment Nil
round, bnt is clearly explained b.. the figures.
The liabflitfos turn out to 10 over $50, 600 more
thnn thoy wore estimated In former statements,
whilo there was heavX X,shrinkage, amounting to
oyor s97, 1000, In tho Southern State bonds, de-
posted for tho security Of local risks, aud gon-
orally Hoizod and sold. More than half tho ill.,
creased liability, also, WAS In tho Mnoarn6d pre-
miumB, which had to DO paid in full.
A year's careful observation, on tho ground,
and my recent examination, convince me that
no similar trust has boon managed with greater
fidelity and ability, md mono With as great
economy, Very respectfully yours,
WALTER y. CARTER.
, 1873-03-24

In February last of mine, aged II years, WIS
attacked with pcur1sy. Ills breathing !abortous.
racking painful cough developed ITSELF and he com.
plained Of soyere pain extending from tho arpit to
the waist the right side. As the roadicst remedy
within reach, Immediately Administered three table,
apoouaful Of DR.. Jayne's E1poctorant, md applied
JnyneB Lniment all tho parta afectod covering
vo1nad, ana afterwards easy for two hours. Tho
pain in tho side returning, gave him smaller dose
which afforded him instant relief. On tho morning
oftho 18th ho decidedly better raising consider
able phlegm with blood. Continuing with the Ex-
day or two, and ho Tas hblo to 90 about as usunl.
Knowing how prevalent and how often fasal these Ut
during tie winter in this section Of the country,
GLADLY mako known theso facts, aud ut he.~--. tno
express my cnt!ro confidence In tho virtue OF tho
reInedea mentoned.-E. @. G. N1cHENs Esq.,, Justice
Of tho Peace, Ellin, Fulnsk Co., I'll.
, 1873-03-24

dlHor1orod fanoy until l,o becomes horo to DO
admired, rather than viper to bo crushed, TINS
emboldoning tho assaaain nnd rendering Ito in-
10 cloarly aud foroibly onunointod from tho rul-
pit cannot DO too widely disseminated, That
their publication through tho pross will produce
d wholesome oFoot IN combating prevalent and
dangerous oErors. We therefore earnoBtly rc-
quest that yot1 will porinlt tho publication OF your
splmon. JEREMIAH LEANING,
CHARLES HOLLAND,
GEonoE A. FnEAr,
....... aud others.
ruro.uo NYnrc1 o1 1R73
, 1873-03-24

Agambling-house kept by John Garland, on
the oornor OF Wabash avenue and Jackson street,
WAS rnidod last night by squad Of police unlcr
q sergcant Buckley. John himself, with Joe
Gather, A. II. Myers, John II, Newcomb, aud j.
8. Williams, wore captured, and taken to the Ar
mory. Justice Danyon received bail for thom,
aud rntla OF with tlioln lii oarrlhga.
, 1873-03-24

tory rcncw tho tin.o.old atrugg1o lotveon q
Divine authority and Human IndlvidualiBm, nnd
wago It hand in 1hand This is tho only path out
Of tho frowning dangers Of tho timo. This path
r,,st DO takon speedily, earnestly, or tic day IL
not distant when tho kingdom shall DO taken
from tho State TINT now IL, md givon to Btaso
bringing forth tho fruitB thereof.
, 1873-03-24

tho crfn,o Of which hAve Arolton punishable by
no o fos ILL., S so 0ss1to would
ind hoaithfui morality, ~ wolf aa just laval |'
we pass to tho sac1t stage Of human 1tfo-.
hero also tho hand of protection. 1nfanticido
ts not the orimo OF q savage or a barbaro,lB
state. It prevailed, ~ Is VOL known, in tho
most enlightened nationa Of anti1u'ty,--was
aoeoe hoo en ssaoonoa fna ofIpsf S pr e Of
but no sooner had Christianity obtained rocog-
milton than 1t begun tho blosaod work of roHouipn
the thousands Of little ohldron-ho9lplces bahos
Andhot oily did tho Gospel offeat s reformu. t u:
tton of public 1noralB iii this respoot. but it
raiaol to new powor and dignity tlio idea OF tho
family. We ofton speak OF homo lilo, md Of
gather around i Of its sympnti,iea and atroc. .
tlons, mud Of tho refining and cnnoblng irflu-
encea TINT aow from It.. But my frionda, home,
- wo unaerstand u, is tho product ot
ths 1es oevson ana ns pnr9 IT, to omoaa
life springs from the tonchtnga Of tho Diblo.
What havo saia regarding tho protection to
human life In itH oarllost stagon which Christi
nnty $r If, T. oq1s opps;o0 to to- life nsds in ~
ass'' sss tss s nf eal' e. e i 0 saa s1Sa tint tnS
IN tho anc'ent capitals Of Civilized antiquity,
s' uo os 500 e chrau ' sads ID UaS With ho
tails, aByfuns, homes for tho destitute, for Or
plans, for babea. We SOC provision made for
tho relief Of human suffering In MI It's forms.
Tho Hpirt Of christianity ia soon In oil these III
atltutionB of charity and benovolcnco. This
scrnpulouB caro- for human lifo-this idon Of its
eaorodnoBB-is wholly foreign to tho goniuA OF
paganiBm. It is tho outgrowth Of the Christian
| doctrine Of tho inesttmablo value OF ench i'm
mortal soul. It Is tho distinguishing and tran-
| aoendent characteristic OF Christian oivilfza-
tion.
The world haa over boon full Of human euffor-
| Ing and misory; tho stoio md the cpiouraan
look upon tho Hcene, and, with perhaps 0 aigh Of
pity, pasa tho BuYoror by; tho disciple Of Jesus
bocomos tho Good Samaritan, atoops down ovor
the prostrate and bleeding form, binds up tho
wounds TINT violence and orlolty havo made.
lifts up tho sufferer, aud ministers ,,ngrulgng1y
10 his neol
In what havo aaid, It Inns boon my MIN to show
tho eatimate TINT Christianity puts upon llumnn
lifo--how tho Gospel OF Jesus throws Banotity
around oven its humblost forms by teaching tho
fraternity Of all mon, tleir individual acoounta-
bilitY, and their immortal existence.
now paBa to the consideration OF the penalty
with which tho divine lnw visits tho crime Of
murder. For hero wo 500 again h Testimony to
tho value Of life. Tho Diblo Is tho Oldest OF
'"tuto books. Wo opon It, and In Its first pagos
nd tho great Inv, pronounced BY tho sr-
q, by man shall his blood be shed for In tho
o Of God mado ho mau." Tho ponnlty of
der ia hero proclaimed, death for dcath. It
:! n instance OF tho law Of ronuital-nn axiom
.H'%'' equity. The universal principle ot
i'',': = ''' r; .tr liko loss.
, 1873-03-24

Col. John Iyl.r, IL. $''''l"., :"''t@c .'s ''
Tsllahasaee 1s1 Sentinel hns ~ H.','n1' '':'; /;
Miss Edith Fish, daughter Of tho Secretary Of
state, has just 1nade hor debut In Washington,
and shares tho honora with Miss Nellie Grant.
Alaj. 3. Rush plumley, formerly of philadol-
pha, hns start cd tho Daily Times, at Galveston,
to be tho auccoBBor Of Flake's Bulletin.
Charlotte Cuslaman, having restod several
wooks, will begin IN engagement at Philadelphia,
n. 8. Tiukbine (' Bob y is to have $1,000
salary as Superintendent Of work on tho now
state-11ouso ut Dos Moines, Iowa.
Oscar A. Barnhnrt, late Of tho Knoxville (111.)
Republican, hns purchased an interost in tho
Rock Island Union.
Cooper K. Watson, @ 1nombor of Congress-
1865-fb7, hns been nominated in Huron Coun-
ty for tho Ohio Constitutional Convention.
Il. Clay Evans, formerly Of plattoville, Wis.,,
has boan elected Treasurer OF tho Alabama &
Chattanooga Railroad, with headquarters at
Chattanooga.
Alexander II. Rico having declined the ap-
pointmont from MasBachnHottB to the Vienna
Exposition, tho Governor Inns solicited Charlea
Francis Adams, Jr.
William &. Ritch, of Oshkosh, Wis.,, appointed
Secretary of the Territory Of Mexico, has boon
State Sonator and Presidential Elactor, and waB
for D timo oditor OF tho Neenah Press.
]. Winslow Jones, Of Portland, No., who ran
seventeen factories in Maine, Now Brunswick,
and Nova Scotia, putting up green corn for tho
canned-fruit trade, las failed for S190,0 and
has 1,018 creditors.
Ex-Marsl1al Savage returned from Chicago this
morning, where ho WAS lntely employed on the
police force. Ho stated that ho was not dis
charged from tho force thore, as tho Chioago
papors reported, but roslgncd voluntarily. y.-AAon
Telegraph.
DR.. Hitchcock, Of Boston, succeeded, during
the last session Of Congress-, after much hard
work. tn having Snn Diego ma1o port Of ontry,
and tho President, on the recommendation Of
Secretary Boutwell,, appointed tho Doctors son
tho nomination.
Ex-senator Corbett Of Oregon, has turned
tho Washington Monument Fund. The amount
unfortunately happens to be only $3.50. Per
contra bis colleague, Senator Kelloy, of Oregon,
refuses his baok pay, preferring to retain lis
mileago, which is $500 In oxcesB Of tho back
pay.
The latoly-dcceaaed wife OF Reyordy Johnson
Of baltimore, WAS daughter Of Robert Bowie,
married to Mr. Johnson in 1910. Their golden
wedding WAS celebrated three years ngo, and
waB oraced by tho presence Of twolye living
children, forty-nye grandchildren, aud aoyeral
great-graudchildren.
Tlcre bnvo been several transfers made ro-
comfy among tho captains Of tho Allan limo OF
steamerB. Capt. Smith hns bcon changed from
tho Peruvian to the Prusaian, Capt. Dutton from
tho PrusBian to the new atoamor Circassian, Capt.
Richardson from tho Austrian to the Peruvian,
Capt. Watts from the Hbor1>ian to tho HISTORIAN,
Capt. Archer from tho Manitoba to the Hiber-
nian, Capt. Ritcllie from tho Circassian to tho
Austrian, and Capt. II. Wylle from the ST.
Andrew to tho Manitoba.
, 1873-03-24

Tho Lust Chance.
J.V, Farwell Co. will postivoy close their retail
department Saturday next. Great bargains will be Of
fero on tho entIre balance Of this magnificent stock
Go carly