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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
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TNHE MANHATTAN LIFE

II
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
STATEMENT, JANUARY lsr, 1874.
Premiums receivel In ls7s.............tltao tao Ss q
Interest received in lsI3.. .....,,........ "ooo'''
Total receipts in 1878, s2s@isVS
Total assets January ist.............a;s9 81 t9.id4s
Res, rye or Re insurance Fund reqaired
,or al Ollcies in force-lar lie sian
dard four per cent. s6SsD,lol.sl
hiv dends IN aid, nd all
other liabilities. ........... 4s2,ess.5i
Total liabilities s7aigsa5as
surnlus as regards po,icy-hoIders 81 5000
THIS woul enable the Company, were snci 4
course de-lra lie, to divide this ar one huln''"
ami four per cent
The inter rec lived on investments in
1873 naid VII the d-ath ca ms and l.it - est "a
sur llus of ioOV''
For every 800 of Liabilities, the Company mas
$le3 of Ass.t-. ali
For Fable OF Ratea, and luriher information ca"
at the WlLM NG4 ON AGEN \,
THOMAS p. PLUMMER, GENERAL 'dtST
Ian2-ly No Dp MARsE1 srRktl'
nELAWARE BOARD DIRECTORS
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE coMPANf
OF MAINE.
oPFIoE, 2ll SHIPLEY ST., WILMINGTON pSi'
OFFICERS:
JOSHUA MARIs, President. ,...,.,on,.
@. f. THOMAS, Vlce-PresioeH"
D. II. KENT, Treasurer. ,.,, ,ooro,arv.
EXECUTIVE CoNAITTRR: - ,rrn
Capt. N. X. Benson. 7. Y. DeNormandie, D. II. r'
DIX. ID. A. DODGE, Manager
DIR. JOHN 7. WALES, Medical hxainhei'
All monies collected in this state are - de,,s, nno1
here and be loaned by this Board OF Dfeolus Hmm
lrst-class real estate securities and thls HUM 49,
practically a Home Company. ,,ce 10
II s TO the interest of those Wishing nsniln nsnev Al
home WINS company feb2-ly-5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31

RENADINES
WORTH IS FOR l2hc.
Lawns and Perraes reduced.
White ress Goods away down.
Musllns at lowest prices.
Linen floods 10 great variety.
Boys and Mems wear very cheap.
flannels selling at the lowest.
side-baud goods, all kind-.
spleu'id assortment Calicoes.
va wide Grass Cloth, 12hc.
Chi | grs at b rgain)
and the best Linen sui ngs.
ALSO,
splendid line of our choice makes OF Black Al
pacas, Mo airs and |rilltanlnes now ready for In
spection IND comparison.
JOHN MOORE a CO,
5i7 and $40 North Second Street, above Noble,
PHILADELPHIA.
my1s sm
l. L Id UNDER GARMENTS.
Just received, a second very large invoice Of La
DIES UNDER GARMENTS, manufactured express
~ for our Spring Sales. They are Wamsutta Mus
lin, and are made and trimmed in the best manner,
and we are selling them lower than any other goods
of the same quality in the market. Muslin skirts,
I5c. to IS; Night Dresses from 81 to s9 Chemises
from a6c. TO $3.50; Drawers, CSC. up to 50 Toilet
sacques s4c to 81 Corset Covers stc. TO g. Also,
superior sets in pieces, very handsome, from
iPRoNs for Ladies' Misses ami Children, at II,
20, 49, 25. ss 81 49, 85 Sc, y. IS ~. IS, 6s 5 ST. S.
sSc., &c, up to s2.25
| HOOP SKIRTS, very new and desirable style and
price, own make and Eastern made, al "A, 5U 56,
g. 5 so, IS, q0c 81, &c., up to ss. 25sprng Skirts
50c.; Muslin Front Skirts a., sl.sa and upwards
Slight soiled Hoop skirts closing out at l' IS than
| half price.
PANIER BusrLEs, ali kinds and sizes, from lsc
'CoRsETs.-we have the largest and best stock
| in America, and have just reduced them in prices
| below what they were ever sold at before 2S-hOnt
trimmed French Woven Corset at SIC, just reduced
| from 81. C0RSETS, every price from BIC. to 3d. all
correspondingly reduced. Call and examine our
wholesale and Retail ATTY li5 CHESTNUT ST
and Nos. 80 aud 1873 N. EIGHTH street:
mr26-tf WM 7 HOPKINS.
fI,IIE BEST FITTING
SLIP COVERS FOR FURNITURE,
CARkINGToN, DE zoUCHE q CO.,
cor. Thirteenth and Chestnut, Philadelphia.
yYERANDAH AWNINGS
v MADR AND HUNG.
CARRINGfON. DE zoUCHE 4 CO.,
Cor. Thirteenth aud fhestnut Pha.
Now Is THE TINE t. Ml7s
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED.
CARRING1 ON, DE ZOUCHE q CO.,
Cor, Thirteenth aud Chestnut, Phila.
WINDow SHADES oE
THE BEST SPRING BALANCE ROLLER.
CARRINGrON, DE z bUCHE a Coz,
5. E. Cor. Thirteenth and Chestnut, Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31

A NCHOR LINE. .-sEF4
IN PASSAGE RATES REDUCED. sssz1ssasas
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
FAY RITE ROUTE FOR TO RfSTS
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIoNs UNSURPASSED
STEAMER EVERY WEDNESDAY a SATURDAY
From Piers 70 and 81 North River, N. Y.
Rates of Passage--Payabe Ia Currency.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
CABIN sos to 500, according to accommodations
CABIN Return Tickets issued al reduced rates
INTERMEDIA1 L $25. STEERAGE rs
Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rats.
For Tickets or further Information, Apply to
SAMUEL II. BETS, adams Express, or A. ID. LE-
CARPENTER, duPOnt's Mills, Wilmington, Della
ware apr9-6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31
Toilet Goods,

Buy your Toilet too1s an Family Medicines es-
paca ly humphreys Specifics aud Witch Hazel at
the Delaware avenue Drug store.
w. +. ALRICIls, 800 Delaware Avenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-31

DED STAR LlNE-APPOINr T. sefrS~h
III ed TO carry the Belgian and nted sssa&sssza.
States Mails. The following Steamers app nee''
to sail
FOR ANTWERP:
From Philadelphia. From New
vADEk AND, Jug SWITZERLAND Aug IS
NkDEhLASDi Aug 20 COLlNA, Sept !
FROM NlW RP.
For Philadelphia. For New York
NEDERLAND, aug 6 COLINA, Aug IS
DELL Nd. Aug 80 SWI iZEWLANn, SEPT IL
PkICE- OF PAS RGRIN CUR EN,l
First Cabin 800 Second 'ahin sGH
steerage and intermediate tickets TO and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all classes un- -ur-
passed. Ample attendance is provided. Every
steamer carr es surgeon and stewaIdess.
through tickets anu through bills OF lading issued
between all prominent points
For passage, rates of freight and other nforma-
ton apply b,
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, Genl Agts..
30I Walnut street, Philadelphia. 42 Broad street
New York B. wonder Becke. General uropean
Agent. Antwerp. s. +. BETS, Agent, dams EN-
press ONCE, Wilmington, Del. a. H. GRIM~li Aw .
Agent. WI mington, Del. my7-ly
, 1874-11-07

l01aaors ,t n planting ~ NJ oroara sSf0 to % nsss ~:
M, ~ aat stone under tho treo. To INN" cnm,a
arfaco M i ipste"d Ioo1a =, to shoot ou near tha
ing near tho surface In rlor to rnas ,1n Io. oo
nupy Or rsnt.fond. When wo u,,,ic tl'c t,.o 9on'
~ easy to 500 how It drawa ths roota oar H.
thus nnlche ,r 's y s,,s reason y foroattroca
to srtaco But thin out the troes no tst ersss resa
VII vi. groM among them, and thus ornnss ~,
n. aao.a 10 aroughtt md it will bo seen flint tha
ns;r Sru"s y choched md tho heath Of Tic troes
l. neeu mt tell tho roader that ths question Of
laaste, Any to Increased labor that It viii tln
manu. "il lead to tho occupation Of less aoroo n
tAGs H. 70 pronuee tho 1anao amount Of products
wv snat Az Will rear to "faasar pfoita Ia farming
hfEIL FLOWS nEsT,
a. u. Allen, OF Now York, anys:
,a @o% escent s9onsr f 3y oIne tho price for atee 1ou
be FUND ID tho Gnited staes Theno t,lro poTs to
chilled aes o. smooy o,hed eaaoe ou nsS
thus gathered la uoidoard sdSa araatlr n1G ar, -
is 3eoan ra'. + nn EroS0nts gooa work Another Oh.
strength tho weight muat Le censisr.ng 70 g.. sqnal
than wtl s,os anA thIs a hard drsg ali az, snd re.
;2ss,x 2ss', ansIn. ms s,r9er tam or s my
oesers or any other sana of teating tho drafts liz
bug only to hitch tgAt tosm 10 esecl NOV. .ng
ade In this way havs found that pair Of 1ahan3 "
pon!ss you'd DO about The eame work, and viii ~
NV ac case to themselves. pair Of 19-i,anl lorsca.
aho sa'na observations abou materials Viii aao H..
nron n 70 en!tiTatorf In thua csnd1ly pd.iang nv
soLoher-arlncrs In regard to the gparor ertt II
dyapsl ,GTs an stps1kng directly agaa In
nss III eaRsron plows for upward Of thirty yea1a
vear In eonSveraaton ,Se with New York farmers lint
hnm9eE sn who eeincided With tic aboys opinion Of
ne.,ad ne, aet,. Ill.,, Ilo chcapnesa Of tho oast plor
naa t5'cd tue ateel plow On a WHOLE VAS sur
i,soa a. tue ~ant Of progress In tho ,,se Of now
.Iapor-savhg implements IN That State Of noaoi
H. H., TIE ConN-cnor,
groSs % loder dhus1Ing tI'ag; Progresses tho complaint
nrI;Tent o,look f. h: tho erop Is shorter tan
ooacd t+oot M lnonlh Since. Fields that wcro aup-
out Ut inss than TO- Wo havo lad no ratn Of iates
hna hnt ~ MaIsr ~ getting more and mora IN demand,
th ~ tno weather II moss delightful for fall.worh
oro,,gl enough we have our drawback in hayinr ths
Ny 'ot Plo"!us. RURAL.
, 1874-11-07
The Duke OF Ca,a1brft,rc.

Tho DUKE WAS q great Ginor-out. and not,,;,.
eaVo nun more pleasure than being called unos
70 taKe tho chair 81 any Of tho annual festivals
tbo a,u toaet et sin s1S popuar CHARITY but although
down for him on . alip OF paper, ho yery fro
quoutly contriyed quito TO forget what il fesiiv
was: or managed to mix it up With some otl,er
SUBJECT IL mauner which Was highly ontertain-
preside At dinner giyon at Willis Rooms il sid
q tlo NaWsyendors' Honovolout Association.
nualiod with tho Juice of tho grape, tic Duka''
nsng, Tonld do'iyer himself rs follows:
LAn1Es AND GESTLEMEN: It IN now my
The evening. We aro .uot ho.e to promote tIh
objects OF most naeful socicty, one WhIcl, hsa
done FaAt amount Of good III this metrot,oiia
upon hlgh!y-ntereating occasions, and hoi,pod
many worthy iel1ow-efoatures at period Of
great anxiety md peril. Ladies' und geut0tnon.
NO arc deeply indebted to this most buueyolontt
society,", beg, therefore. to propose health
prosperity, and SUCCESS to tho Lying-lu uospi.
AZ THIS janotnre. somo friendly bystander
would pluck tho orator by tho sleeve, md ro-
mind Linn that it was not tho Lying-ln Uoppita}
the claims Of Which hu waa tlcro to nilyotatn
but tho Newsycndcrs' Ieneyolcnt ABsoclatlo,,''
Then tho Dnko. taking up his parable, would 70
nunne1 naeFng hgg: S da5 5"E tA' t"o up s0aaLos in
..Ahcm. l4dias and gcntlemon. fnl hara
rather c1coeaed my duty Oh thia booapion In nd
socatnB tho clstns Of tho LyinR-iu Hospitni n
t. certainly 20 q admirable institution bet-
MANY newbyoutlers, a,,d without these nno,"l
Of society Low should wo get our morn
!ng papers drink prosperity. therefore, to the
Blind Asylum,-l beg pardon, mean tic Nows-
sonuers uenevoens Association. and may thcy
long dlscharGo tho duties they owe to society. 81
taking caro-. OF tlovo anfortunatcs WHO I'M,
'hensolyeg in an interesting condition. I'm
ncl!so applause and laughter ,]-Betq,ariQ.
, 1874-11-07

lhs following incident il recorded Ia concc-
tion with tho annoucstneut Of the death Of aiiss
Emma atnI.ea daughter Of Capt. George Me-
heusl suffering with typhoid 1cyer for about iiye
weolh .cyious to lor death but had con1-
menesd to recover ulowly 4 day or two boforo
her final llInesH: 10 muolI hotter l,.d als ba-
co,ue, induced, that sho was left a!ouo III hae
AZ hho had fallen into q t,c2ceeu! alutaber, THa
sun ssaa Just 4itting vt tho tins, anti bright
strenk oi anliGht WAS thrown across tia Hleo,,-
es's bcd-cllHulber. Miss MoLann happened to
awakan, s,ddaaly, anw tbs roo!u Aoodsd with
wan on l1rs s'.ii9"ly sprane nut it, Of b bed J1l ppi
called at tia top Ut ,ier Eoce TINT tho house wus
on ire. Hur fears scrs soon allaye.i. l4ownyor,
1han th" ip,n'y alraared. aud cha was placed
III lor bed again. Hut tho euadna fright hati
proven too much for l.er weako,lel botly to bcnr
and eI,s commencod tu sink rapidly, and diod Oh
tha f1)'ownp sf'er1pcn"
, 1874-11-07
AuTUNN,

Now slong tte welhn's a,oo,u
Auf'!mtl's r,ouraful lirao Ia eound,o,
JAlke warning from the tomb
u tue car or 1n!fth resound;np.
and Tho fading fields asautuo
htcs!y huea Of vhite antl eallow.
Any! tho !rces, boroft Of bloom.
Waft thetr weeds Of rod and voltnu
All IN chenrleen--a1l is dresr:
Scar9e month Riueo. III waa b1non,frv.
row tho leaf Ia brown and sear
,,. That tue worm IA fast consuming:
"hsre nay notna were wont to clerr'
~ Like tuned harps On piniona 1yius.
Nc" no measure greats the car
ssSe tho voice Of Nature alghing.
HUI les Autslulu'a breezca blow.
=, And the clout1a Of Winter rather.
DtlaGtDg with Ice and Bnoy
d, sh.,'tlsnE hu md blooming heather.
Sill within oltr hearts shAG Elpw
1its that 1ime uhall fail to eovsr.
St.ll the an,arauth sliall grow.
AlooiuIng In our spula forever.
jAaEs J1raoN Lop1
, 1874-11-07
a. man sfanEhtcrs ORC u1.z,arcs
Atr1pes1 Sunkcs Esurrotvcd In ~,

Striped Sunkc. Hurrotycd iw ~
Thinking Ut His adotasc.
7,.. . t,en GS A.: LaehdeM t11,nn.} Lsaysr.
hoss sI IN hfite iaeo w @ @Moody moved out Of hia log
and ac8olato Tor 1oreral wcoke but last Jnlr ES;
Asher purchased tho property and mnreI i,to 10
der e Ga house to STOP opy while le could build
lie hatl hardly settled his family IN thar ro,.
quarters hefots thoy haa practical deno,,ssra. l
Won shst fhors Wera occupants there beforo thom
VINO evidently looked upon tho peu comora of,
u, amtrndefH, and thesa old sottlers were guakeaI
lho ttt!a striped gartor-snakea,
Tho first night In tho house tbero rvaa , c,oo~
tustslnB On tt!o floor like the FACTORING of mvri.
ade OF m'co, but 1t waan't mice that mado iha
nolao; 1t vas the aound from dozens OF enakce ns
sHtta HsS tsiiss'a themselves aoroa' Tic aoor: DO.
a. IN the morning Mlr. 4. used to ect up. shata
tic repsitcs out Of lis clothes, eraap nitc1fnrl.
and pitch tho sltmy do1ils OUT Of doora. II wa2
m no tha nneomm9 aan;a. thlpG to slaughter hall dozen
wcro worse than tho frat, At brcaEfast a5s my
morning Mr. 4. falt something crawling up lin
,,eoe; And, Slas'clng downward, found beauti mi
ntt.o striped fellow working his way up in the
" MoLia' a,ia Another time he found 3foot fellow
approaching with n friendly tiss. 49,
roa ane 1 nuisance g. bscame intoiorablo. The house
Was o1a, aud the mortar in tho clsuking had riyon
way ~ many ~ plaees and i9 tho evening no SOON
~ tAr 1"oIP AkntDu tlan eerluQde OF
hlssoa would begin, aud nearly oyorv ono nf III.
aolos g, would be ornamentel With snakes heaiI
H. a. sap soa en- Of the fourth day Mr. Asher grasped
house, q mass Of STRAW and dirt Tint had Int hmm
moved for several yeara, aud hero wern tEe,r
allakoahipa in oil their glory. Il was perfect
i!S. massacre, FOR in that banking ho found and
s!loa an eyon hundred garter-snakes, Thirty
Sere found in one ncsr,
There Ia scarcity Of tho serpent around Mr.
, 1874-11-07
Plants Sacred to tho Vtrrtu.

Thefe Il . wIUIo garden ftl Of nlonfu a.cro9
to tha Virgin Nary generally becausn t,ny fiowc.
O. a. ao'ne . period connected with " Our Laay's''
naya,-tllp Visitation, the Assumption, the Einl,.
ti.o baptism, l.nriicntlon,- aa tic "Lady'5'
ssn'ocks ,Ladys Mant!e." "Laly'a Fingors,~
,1nady'e Slipper" "Ladys Trnssca," tho prrttv
litto green op!rya with twatod ntstn.p p'TS1,y Th,,
"'ifgln'd Hover" bosnB 10 bIoxsom in 1uiy.
When M tho Feast Of Visitation oceurs, aud In fs
fullest flower at tho Assumption III August. The
,ra1.S naaSs IL Neeat1Aw" belonga 10 no particular
na1nc. Tho different .p]antH weta summoned t.,
coma and form = littlo hed for tho Vruiu md
Child i'll tho stable ut Dolhohou. TAoy ali ma.ia
eacuacs ono after tho other; komo wero too busy.
Rroat, Or itaas too early or too lato Tor annaaT.
Jug. At lAst thia pretty lltto wllto star olieroa
heraelf hun.biy for tina place, a,,d she vas uftor,
ward rewarded for her yirtus BY hor Aower. boina
turned TO golden yellow, "a
, 1874-11-07

An editorial notice Of womar,'s xrocear
atofo raads Al folloWat :" Her TOMATOES aru =,
tatl as her Own choeks her Indigo is as biuo ID
tanlpcr," %N AVA e@4
, 1874-11-07

~ ~ 's' t@"AA't"h "oA'
~ After one or twp acrea Of cRbbAgcs are
grown, 1t IL not probable Tint the whole pro-
eeeds would pay for hauling to market. lou
for homo consumption, knd 500 how you como
out. The Dutch drumhcad in tho hcst FOR win
tef-use. am afraid the village gardeners
would have tha market supplied long before you
It would pay better to haul butter, or driye beef
tory, to keep dairy.
R4ErnEnD1Es
CD Purple cane for fatntly-uae. but yoa cannnt
haul thcnl Ia miles to market. The next boBt il
Miami. = Iato bIackcap. Plant In the sfrng, IN
rows foot apart and 4 fees iu the row, and rive
thom good culture. Chi back In Meroh to Q or
ss sss IL s sp SfHs asr cane co faeT o @ GMe
do not disturb the plants until aftor tho pckiDo
eeason whom thoY must havo good, cioau cul.
ture. II yon want plants, lot tho canes take
root. and cut back In the spring.
aIArEn.
(4) plant IN nprinG, feot each way. and keep
tho land clean NJ for 4 gardenriop lis IN to
stakes rye tirbt yoar, and train to ut.kog Oh lilo
spsra plan' % T,on they come lnto bearing ts.e
and Of sRpings; and tho Usage is tho bost for
tllo purpose.
DEES.
20 Thoso With movable fratnou, get HI,apg-
atroth on the Honey. neo," aud a.udy 1t during
Jtoaa.
~ No" you have Come to something tnnei-
bic, Tho 1'erkshale Of courss; for no Ire a, tIsa
stood tho toat 80 lang. II in au old Enrijsh
broad, sna was brought to This con,,try apnnt
l8s( and han heou popular ever sinca, aud to.day
outnulnbers all other broeus combined.
cHlCEEHs.
(7) or co1lrae Il dous ii you arc Christian |
farmer and rcspact tho tustc OF your family and |
Tho elrcn!t-proRcIser. lsaiae plenty OF than. and
eMst Ut IT, a. eggs e ~ when doing yonr aprng-~ork
enc le)otee " thanksgiving that you c&n invite
HID you out out "Tha Farm and Garden"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-16
HOUSE ANDLOT FOR SALE
+

A TWO STORY co TAGE HOUSE ON MADI
~ son, between Gable and Hi snland street. Lot
Yo Ieet 'front.' Dy l%J Ieet dep Inqdre on the pr,.
ises or at my shU III Post Ohce Block n, a5 third
moor. l3Sitl.J d. 5. ACDANNELL.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-16
DIR. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

eerfectiy tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
INN, purge, regula.e, parIIy, Cleanse strength
4N hAdWays Pills, for Care "a all uisUruers of
N< stOmAch, Liver, Bowels, kldneys, Blauder,
H<rvOus Diseases, heada1e as. ipat Un, CosIlye-
&fee, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BillUAsness, bllioas
&NNer, Inflammation VI Lne Bowels, flies, anu ali
<NrangemeuLs Of lne hn.ernal NIscera. Warranted
WeneSt positive cure. PureIy Vegetable, Cuu-
Inlllg no metGury, mideras, Or uei tcrlous drugs.
~ O"soFFe the IoI wing symptoms Resulting
Nsl Dlsotuerz oI ,hc Digestive Organs.
NonstlPasloh' AHW~rd filss, GIiu~rs "a tne B4ooj
70 Tue hSad' Aeldlty ol Ine stomach, Nausea
Ia. .NftOurn, disgust vi rvUu, ruIInSSs VI WeIShI
Al inv StUulacu, Sodr rapIions, SIIklng rIuLLSr
&4ts In Inc flt uL lne StUIacn. SwInIIiiuS vi lac
<sAu nuttI. Hnd Diin-u,t br. aInIds rIuLIe.
Nil tne nearI, Gnu .Ins or SGHO- az "A : S.usaLIua
Xheu in "A ..ylag - rtdre, DImn~ss vi Vision. lJuts
u< MyOs ueIOro the olsnt, rSVSr Dan ain Ia
<4e hvau, DeIici,u ucy " TSrsplrauon, LeIvwnSss u
/ue sK,i Anu Eye, PaA "a tuc ldc, CnesI, Ll,l,Ds
aud sudden rIus..es III neAs, bdrnlug In- rlern
n lew uOses vi hADM fills Wi. free IA,
H4slem from ail tue ABOVE nailou ulsoruers, Pric,
~ cents por OUx. ooId ny druggslsIs.
Read FALSE AND True"
fend one letter-stamp ~ RADWAi 6 CO., No. 3.
Werreu ST, New lOrg. InIUrnaIlou woiIp tnou
<<Hns will be sent you. S-l4dtlstYwI,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-16
R. H. II.
RadwaY'S
READY RELIEF,
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE

Will cure more Complaints and p event the system
against sudden utLncKs Of hpluSmlCs ana SOnta-
geuus Diseases than OnS Hunured DoIlars expend-
ed for Otnvr medICines or meulcai Attehuadc1'
Tue moment Radway Rea'y Relief Is applled
extu. nally taken intcrnnl according " ulicc-
tiOns--fains, from Whatever cause ceases To eAisl
I'M. % O..TANT.-Mincrs, Far.ners. land other resid-
ng IN spa zsy districts, wnere Al Is ulfeu
b. secure tue services OF a physician kADWAl ;
READ hELLEr is invaluHUIe. Ii can DC used
-iLn positive assurance of uOing good Ia all cases
A. re pail %. discomfort IL eXperienceu; or rGil-
a ,y,, Influenza, DypnLneria, Sure TnrOaL Bad
|.,,,,n. dJarseaess Bilious Co.ic, defamation Ot
M, s,n,vl,.- ST mach. Lungs, LiScr, nidlI-ys; or
&ts ,,ro,lI ,Iuiusy, reyer ahd ague; or Win Neu-
~I,,,n. Hendaeue, Tic DolUreux, roothache, Ear
<rn,.. ~ with Iu bago, RAIN In the DacA, or neu-
G,Mtsm: or win hi rrhSa. Choei -MOrDus, or Dys-
sntery; or win Burns, sSads, or prulsesi OF win
e<snins, Cramps, OF spasnis. Inc application oi
XADMAl - READY ttELlEf Will cure you oI inc
HDrst thess complains Ia lew nUuis 80
twenty urOps In nah n tunbleG ol water VIII III
Tow minutes cure Cramps, sp alns, oOur stohiach
heartburn, Sick Headacne. Dlarrne Dysentery'
IpliC, Wind iii the BJwels and all Internal Palms
travellers snou.u always carry u DOttls Of kAD
MANS READY RELIhr wIth them. A few drops
Ia water wall prevent sIcKners or pains Irom chan
q water. 1t Is better tnan Frencn Brandy or Bit
teas u stimuiant.
Solo by Druggis,s. Price Fifty Cents.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-16

chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula Glandular Swell
ng, Hacking Dry Cough Cancerous Affections,
Syphitic Com Jlaints, Bleeding of the Lungs, Dys-
pepsa, Water Brash, lie DolOrenx, Whit Swell
ings, Tumors, Ulcers, SNin and hip D1se&ser Mer-
curial Dlseas ~ f male Conpl ints, Goui, Dropsy,
Ricketts, salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Con-ump ion,
liver Complaints, Gers in the hroat, Mouth, Tu-
mors Nodes in the Glands aud other pa l. of the
system. Sore yes, ) humorous Discharges from he
Ears aud the worst forms of Skin Diseases Erup-
tons Fever Sores, Scad Head, Ring Worm Eryslp-
elias Acne Black Spots Worms IN the Flesh Car
cer- in the Womb. and nll weakening and painful
discharges Night Sweats. Loss of Sperm and all
wastes OF the life Principle within the range of
this wonder of Modern Chemistry, and few days
use will prove any person using II Tor el her ul
these forms of disease its potent power to cure
them. Sold by Druggists, 81 per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-16
EVANSTON

Situated on Graut Avenue Ashland Avenue Dodge
ST.. an Emerson Avenu and con. ected with the
city Of Chicago by wide and e.egant BuuIes ards
and the fin. st drives the world.
On this property he streets all beautifully
ornamented with larse tr and evergreens Oh each
side of the Avenues, with wide sidewalks and over
$50,000 il being expended iu Bulldogs and other
improvements
ton sale of Evanston properly. and the great ad-
vanlages of this growing city pIac Of residence
we may men ion few Of III many attractions
The EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES are unequstd by
lege and Northwestern University are both located
near this property.
BY char cred rights no liquor can ever be sold
WITHIN four miles of her Uniyrrri building.
will be pushed forward To completion within few
mo Iths.
EvanstoI is now lighted by gas, and the pes
will soon b. extended to this property.
Tie Rail Road fac i ies betAe Evanston aad
Chicago, make her especially dt sifable as place oi
resi- lence. 4 adGit on to the orth Western a. H.
which runs nearly Itraius day, a Dummy Road
Is un Ter II &C an Wi soon be nniriIed coDnec
ting Eyaust n With all the towns. and RAINING di
rect q the cen re of business,
sT Lake Shore drive is beng finished from the
Cit and i the nne- t dri &c in The coantry.
the esent po .'ulation OF Esanet N is about TO-
OOo sda rapidly Increasing. iier citizens are com
posed or naany If CEieago1s best tRo 5ls who ha {
built elegant homes. and adorned cir grounds
equal 10 n piacs OF ts size in the Un on
Special rree Tlai viii TuE directly to the
groura, leavin Chicago on NOR Ing vi sale, return
Ing i'm i.ediatly tor t. e sale
Terms anu will be ann 'unced at time q
sal.
Title perfect. PRINTED cEuTIFIED Abstract fur
nished.
FOR Plats or any other information apply TO h. VI
Payne. Ii. 9. acNcal ly3 LaSai e St, o. 10 Eli
sou. Pomeroy & Co., Auc ioneef-, "a and 50 Ran
dolph street, Chi1aso. Ill. 5-s-eoa4w