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Roar,. or. steaIr, Naytgation.

BUFFALO, n. z, September Tine me va V
tiona, Board of Steam Navigation msb tp-
day. Large numbers OF delegates are pre-
sent from all sections of the United States
rhe session Is held with closed doors. Com
mittees were appointed on credentials, Or Or.
der of business, CORES pondence, finance, SSc.
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Na,s york Items.

NEW YoRK, September 2.-5 he Bayarian
festival here concluded to-day with q WesK
rsrressntation of the capture OF Sedan to-
day being the anniversary Of that event. !.
j. Brnderlain to-day commenced sun
aoainst Charles Klaer for $25, 600 for running
off with bis wife and two children.
Blsbop jayne Is seriously i'll.
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T =, }, La,e sfarx smith.

NEW YoRK, September AT meeting
of the theatrical profession of this city yes
terday, committee was appoiEted 70 re,
ceiye the remains OF the late Mark rsm Die
rhe funeral services will take place at Line
Little Church Around the Corner
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Municipal EIection In Dslaware.

uHnIC1EsHEED1's1S q - -
WILMINGTON, DEL, September AT the
CITY election yesterday the Democrats and
independents carried seven out OF ten wards,
and on the vote for Assessor had thirty ma
iority in the entire city. In several wards
there was combination BY the Democrats
and Independents TO defeat the city ring.
Fhe republican majority last year In the city
yyaQ 2f))
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Rev. DIR. Deems.

New YORK, September Rev. Charles
F. Deems, formerly Of North Carolina, pastor
of the Church Of The Stranger, has accepted
the presidency Of Rutgers Female College
of this city.
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The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Connection

The C1larIestOn.InicagO Connection.
CHARLESTON, s. c., September 2.-Work
on the Spartanburg and Ashyilie road--a
part of the projected direct line OF connee,
ton between Charleston and Chicago-Whl
begin on the 10th instant, when there VIII
be q barbecue, and festival at Spartan onr G
with accommodations prepared Tor lo,0Vo
visitors from all parts Of the country.
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.Congresyion... .Uonveasion,

|, AUGUSTA GA, September g. the Demo-
critic Congressional ~ Convention for 1.-THE
Eighth district met here to-day. j. B. Cu@
ming, M. w. LewispJ. D. Matthews, and u
, u. Rucker were 1balioted for. AFTER some
twenty ballots Hon. a. 81. Stephens's name
was presented, The Convention was in SEES.
sion at II p. NJ, to which hour no nomi
natiOn had been made. .i4aiGJe ~.afasy
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Denaoc rattc .NIonIuataoiis..

I SAVANNAH, Ga, September 2. THE Demo
cratic Convention at Blackshear. has nomf
..nated JAlian Partridge unanimously for Con
gress from the First Congressional district
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rIolp,rrinc aiyls Rurnad:

& C1ScIsNATL September TT he largl
Touring mills at Buffalo. Putnam county
West Va., were burned Monday night
Loss, $4,000. Five thousand busheis Q
wheat were consumed with the building.
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Obituary.

Il NASSAU, September a. General John j
Foster Is dead. h: NJ ST. u ,t54
n sPRIsGRIELD, Ono, September 2. Thomas
81. Morris, senior Bishop Of the Methodist
Church, died to-day. He was eighty years
of age.a g}y ii fl@al n ss4t4aisgt
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Missouri peoples Convention.

ST. Louis, September 2.-The Peoples
State Convention met at jefferson city.
Judge Alexander was elected perma'
nens president. A conference. committee
was iappointed to select ticket. The result
is not known. ,Sg-t. i SRI fs,3 ssi sltli554
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Gef1sssl Terif q 4 4 oIsl iii sd for

.aesta a Il mi mi ,rdsua,ch. &,
e xaios. sSsptefuber IL GeasfnI VIII
Han, Yshss avn nsorniaase of
II ;stthe aighfA taiios al the Marion, convention
to-day. s..S. /.
10y
SKI. s lt sos g 3 ~
heh.FENE Icy ALlcls pek os THk
Tee = slap1saA' Ao.s
lapvy,rT1, =. = 90
son a conEe5 I,idsa II tbe E;o,h T,,a;cia
Crc,,is and Dr. r attmar nron,inent Rennt.
Iieans. were Sa rsaterdaS II reoa N
rs fbe 4, ina So al Al 81 earol;n.
~ enat,r Il 81 81, b
IA 81 Fo,,.E !. Is ~ rysh,h isre,,;, 1, an,
nosaa &c t;ye counties Sar - Witch q s
,e,a;n,oa nan, l., z. rba
:; rc,,;t !. i, hIe oo,a;,;on andssn "a,
!. ~ -, !. 3. 8 : j, ts;,;i ~
q
ord = wanid i,ssaa,1 IN
s.sts
II
.aaa, ..a. = q w.: 49, a. =
nras ant 500 Il ..;ds -. - rosor, =
ka,;asa tha, thass s;Ir -
=, Thara ~ .,
s:s.a, ], ). = s ~ n.osant e.ata "a 49,,
80 $50. r., 8 ~. 49,. - -
- s1.sssfis :, {
e. sao " $3.50 - .e $500 ~ ~
u.e.'e, ,'at ssi =
,iiuls'1A.ioh anu iu.e. Ano = - ~ -
us,s saas es1a net
Z - ~ :. !. !.
@ - e 80 49, = nas,;an 80 ne s,.,e a,
49, = 80 So aaa,. rsnla - .h;s
a,ns :ns a. ~, .h;n, IISaa CO..
49,. ,,a 49, b. .
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81 Hon i i. johnson was in town last saf.
j, rday .'' He says, as far as hes concern ed
p !. an i,neger can 60 to--sC congress alien
b a,sfead, i letters from Iealapd are bette
[tban Dr. Hayes's or Rayarsa Taylor IS s.
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Inana.sdlastsa. 8 .aail, Aon.

..yr,,IE. il. u, septembe So = 80 z. IL
pr ,.essor Donald g bas soon HarfitiIl mas
] iua descended fYa miles. nerth ri psre,
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MARINE IRTELLaGENcR.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 8, 1874
sun rises. ........ 5.30l Noon
Gun sets. 6.27t High ude.........10 30
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yFes5 'gser asss,ss

4 HEAL I'M HI Egs
II 4. fsss !.
= 81 3 a.. ~ IS.
rs,s,.; - ], ! tssss
!, ~
Il 81, 80. $3.50
.'.s.'s q '1nss, l's ~
asll lily clolla Y Wealflef
Associated Presa telegram g,y
w AsHINdToa, Sept egber 80 r.. lSts 20
Il Eburgda over the South Ataantic States
| stationary or failing barometer, slight change,
lin temp eastefl5 winds. paftly cloudy
weather, and possib local coast rai MS.
Over the eastern Gulf Statas, siighs chnnge.
lin fepperaturea and pressure, easterly winds
land partly cloudy weather.
Over the western Cult States, southeas;
| winds and warm weather. followed 5bf rising
fpressufH and cool, noftheriT winds, with
light local rains. 5t.s sssE ys's.sss
Over the Northwest. Lower Missouri and
Hyper MIssissftJpf valleys, high barometer
lower temperatfre. northeriY winds, and
partly cloudy and clear Heat her. ~
Over Tennessee and the Ohio valleys.
soutberIy, followed bv cool nerttfYesteriy
winds and rising barometer. WIKI nartiv
cloudy weather and oceass dnal rain. 81 81
Over the Middle and Eastarn states sta.
ttionarys or failing barometer. higher fem.
tperattIre. sontterlv wind, and i,,rfiy efoifig
weather. rs 80 ~ 4 y -
a., -, 81. =, ~ y,s,, Corn,
:, Co.., i, ~, :. a.
=, rs : 49,, NJ,
.3'lt 60
nm .os IN, a,..q - sss ,s aua
ootui'sslo Wiz no. oe ao'e eiose
Its ourina sne nso1sns, tne
LIME remaining Oh tne my 10y
such even. al Wnicn mas taiIeaay oeen tlans-
asted "oula gave no olhdins ioIes oile,.asr
Hul ne o,lnIslesst ~ eilitu-
anus 10 ,eafn 5nas - $500
iala - " az "a e, ,t.n I7n rH S e.
nadus $3.50 y. nv arp .u asnao,;nais.
anu au - ohann. frn,n Wespino,on
~ o c.. ano p az aDSsnsr r U W "'
ths mi, nlsl-na.neu Dslos ~ t .,, Sott,ont 81
sonset9r ,g 5I,J oee GsSos s.;oa
sialius, sonSluueu ~ ivy ,oS .h n :. sn ~
oee eAteuu9u, anu :. y ,,sY ~ oaso
uo. ~ "Iasad ~ .n sho ond Of Jaunarv naVt
the time viii be further extended. There
has NOT as VET. however. been such repre-
sentation On the mart of the Tinted States
commissioner to, the Secretary of State as to
induce the latter TO propose 10 Mexico an.
other supplemental convention for that pur-
pose. hzss.it,te: ~
;: Life.Saying Stations ON the Coast!
WASHINGTON, September 2.-The commits
sion consistingfot Captain John McGew wan,
Of the Revenue Marine Service, aud ID. w.
Clark, Of the Revenue Marine Bureau,
designated by the Secretary of the Treasury
to. locate sites for life-saving stations along
the coasts Of Virginia, Maryland, and Della
ware, has completed Its labors having To-
Gated stations 10 the vicinity Of tne l9llowing
gaet, g H.. sne ui. sGs - ToSh,p Ts,srI a
2nun Asap9, ~ I., s "a H; gGn aIsoasi
ylgihia, oh noss ,s, Sudsr III Ia,snd s x;ra;nia
oi Tue iIsnt.nouS ou va ;nlas
lmme9alately norsu - ,,a VIZ
Yllsk2H' a. poipt hest ~ Us 3, "
Slpa,Sn tne oeacn nuisn VI SSs Iaa; =.
~. D,i'nsue "aoripohnhoth h.,v on
IVY an.s', aIe a';sa,,th IS Gans Henlonen
i;a J ho,lse !" nelaware.. I . =
Ca,,..,,a =, ro,a osa 90 ~ air ~ .
eoslee'.on ~ Tbo a,tor.
| WasHlNdToN,r sep.eluOet 1870 49,, .na,
ney.aeneral mas lenae ,to1Gn;,sd s,o,os do
the revised Statutes MY T.es ~
SGs materially chanse Inc rue eA's.ins pre-
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= : y, ~ 90. paan.crs, AssoclatIk

81 RnrpaLo n. e., september AL fie filth
.pnf,ai Convention of The National Car
Isaintars, Association met here; too Jay. Dele,
.s les from several Sta tas ara prey ent. stsl
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ExcIursionisis ~, kors Monroe Il

ExcursiOnisfs att orr MonrOe.as.
Fort MONROE, September PA bout 900
excursionists from Petersburg arrived here
TO-DAY on the steamer Hampton, on q visit 70
the Fort. ,,.3. !; O. o. g,G, ja.o
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l,as algEsIs EoREIe ssIIs.

rs:
4 II fs
4isss b9eA ST. sssE soa Ai,sGA ia
EET aHk, Septe nbef "a ,ietsef Sslsts
iHavgiias III dss 18th sara stss Onsfh fsf
lafsstanst aH order ysaslR isef TO put EfedaiSd
DOCKET in TIDE ch ainssan saSIy chains ID
anis bieh Has aofdsagl doEss -
| ssas.ss hoxaeyer, spared the sndigIEe3 ea asi
tfnto The pubfsc sire 10 work tfitai %
Ibaisnee of the etaih.g hkil cofnalunfs
tton with whatever friends he had: at Pttesa
IFrspcipe was denied Sin, and on thef 7gtl
Fac shipped of from aNuey stas for I'D
vala, where be afrsyed this nloEring 81,
Sus fgffnWi nth h 90 sabsEas fortress pFioi
to- his being sent, 20 spain, which win TfUba
bly, be on the BOZ instant. No one, AS y4s
ftas bad any comm iinieatia len with; him. 5
"a HAViNA, Sept 11ber 2. There are indica.
tons OF ysfy abundant crop De sugar. II:
Mexico. s, ST. ~
Cry OF MEXICO, August d. The hishori
OF Yueatan5 has issHedsan order exconms,bj-
eating OF CathoiiCssWlio contract civil mar.
riageastss;s 3i x SO ~ -. q
The cotton crop I'd one OF The districts fn
Vera Cruz which last year yielded 300, 900
pounds. thisi year exceeded 500, 900 pounds.
s =: Germany. 4 -:sgs.
BERLrs, september o-day, WIS Oh
served throng Germany MS q hohday, II
1sfhg the anniversary oil. the surrender Of
Sedan, In THIS city, Emp ,Wiiihfl RS
viewed the Guards Iii ike 'eveping Hissi
Majesty viii give q. banquetss 1t which itael
Prince OF ales; an bassaddrs, and Otter
dtgnitafies will be- present. The day Is
celebrated VIII great enthusiasm every.
where = - :1is !: ~ u t'issi.
~ la% Eng and. go '.il i1tt.
LoSDos, September The Government
authorizes, have agreed to leave
the wire to The direction Of the cable con-
aS e so5 sng tns Mb 81
operating it by the com pany 8 employe ga. Z,
n. MI 81. Spain. IS, So, ;,,f1 ;,5
MADRID, September Additional attacks
have. been made on Ruycerda BY the Caflists,
who were repulsed With great loss.3t,, sIs.,fs
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.tX,rrrsjttI,tElmaR Kprsi

>f6tfsS1LEa September 2. Esenrs ah ehEauscf.
Cora ainchAneef9 tht 176cs aeaiy Mo
hif5es; sh5uIdefs, .ar z
dear, 14HcI Lard I6Jsct iiisksyi Ss.
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Congressi,,ss Il e, ,s sss hAslon' iflit
LoUlsvrILr, KY seplemSs,F l The, DE
mocsats ofithe. Ninth Kentucky district nfsssS
nominated Hon. Lawson Cochrane, of Es'
lelle county, for Congress- .sy,stesi saia
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= sIoIIID RENNE i for sala by 30 DEKEK
Hi ERiyHFF;s, IN holeasie and Retail prugSi:fs
-.
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LEyutf, - ali III ~ ~
,r,.s1,.5g 0INCIsss ATI MARKETS III ~
4 CsNc1gNATI, September 2.--Aos Faarkess sordxy,
owing % tue eieetfon.l ~ -.
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BALrIsfoHIE.

BALTIMORE, September 2.-- yirstnia as peegeH,
40 !; consals, SO. West Ylrgiais,s Sossh t;sze-
fltna g pew BIZ tq-
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The cotton crop III one OF The districts in
Vera Cruz, which last year yielded S09, 900
pounds, this iyear exceeded 800, 900 pounds.

MADRID, September 2.-Additional attacks
have. been made on Ruycerda by the CaElists,
who were repulsed With great loss..H, s. IS
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he farmer man,
Il" i highly apprecia.e ed, and Is no doubt
!I@"!:nE with handsomer reward than was
'9lrh,aicd him by cur people.
a! The Bowery they play every night ssand
:S32I9y loo.' recently witnessed there a
t.22d aud thunder thing called "The Whip
n5o0' II seemed 10 have been dramatized
l''i1 dime novel; but the sort Of people
L whom II was presented liked it very well,
a"G ! managed to stand'it tor an hour.
NoI q great while ago they had on. Sun.
O1' evening "a sacred concert for the bene-
u d hattie, the hot-corn girl" Last Sun.
81! they had sacred concert bearing the
l. "Griitith Gaunt: Man, Wife, and Pas
LrE. II VAS one OF the fruits of the
o"ecier scandal, aud one of the very mas
H'>t. Next door 10 the BoYery is the At
i.h'c Garden. 1t is q beer.drinking estab.
.i'"9iens On large scale, and every night
In''e y lie music from an orchestra COM
Posed IL great part Of women. I
- hob'nSon's Hall they are running what
H'ey consider tirst-class Variety Show. I
t.s'c been very much amused by their at
"Alhs TO delineate negro characters. They
are always wide OF the mark. and thereby
demonstrate their most complete and utter
!sh'iahce Of negro ideas, habits, language,
Stlu 0iesE. Even at Booths Theatre. where
fnsS arc supposed 10 have everything of the
nf9', inc negro in Belle Lamar was ridicu.
iyuS failure. He was no more like genn.
ioF southern darky than Henry Ward
1'tscher IS like the Apostle Paul, and would
. ..ol nave been tolerated on Manager Powe!,s
Stage fora moment.
oecldediy the incest concert ever attend.
=" was The 10th of the season given last
3 ntcE ny Theodore Thomas at the Central
ar Garden. The admission fee was fits
~, ana lie programme was as good as
+' noiiby gentleman offers when he goes
satsseint!y Hall and charges 81 80. The
4'0sA IT. Il great gesort for the YeSs bsss
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We San Fran,ciseo Mint.

tWAsHMeToN, September 2.-The gold
coinage at the San francisco mint during
the month of August, 1874, amounted to
81, 100, goo, and the silver coinage TO- Sl91 900
in trade dollars and So 600 in subsidiary sill
yer coin. The coinage for the correspond
ing month Of 1873 was about 1900, 600 in
gold and Sill 1000 il, trade dollars.
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Having exhausted my furlough, / am about
to start for home. bly, greatesUpang 10 leav-
ing New York will be in separating from my
newspaper friends. There have been Eve Of
us eating regularly together ut one table, and
we have so enjoyed ourselves and become 30
we'll acquainted that now we are about to
part 7 feel as IL 1t was the breaking UP of a
= happy family y circle, and know that In
all probability it can never be rednlted.
DALLAS.
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Independent Caucus.

In accordance with call for that pur-
pose caucus composed of voters OF Rock
Island township was held in the Court
House on Saturday evening for the pur
pose of selecting Is delegates to the Coun-
ty Convention to be held In the Court
House on Wednesday of this week, at 10
A. NJ. The meeting was organized by call
ing Jacob Norris, Esq. to the chair. Mr..
Norris on assuming the chair, made some
appropriate remarks, which received ap-
plause.
Mr.. Theo. A. Frey, principal of Frey's
Commercial College, was appointed secre-
taIy.
On motion, put by the Secretary. Jacob
Norris Esq. was appointed as one of the
delegates to the county convention,
On motion, the chair was instructed to
report the names of > gentlemen for dele
gates to the county convention, in addition
to the one already appointed.
The chair, after consideration, reported
the following, DIR. G. Truesdale, John A.
Boyer, ID. L. Robinson, John Ziegler, Bal
ley Davenport, VIM. Z. Butler, Thomas
Murdoch, Elijah Carter, G. Tegeler, Ros-
well Richmond, John SCHNEIDER, I'll. G. Con
nelly, Ross &. Dart, Joseph Rosenheld, s.
y. Stoddard.
The report was accepted and the gentle
men named were appointed.
| Voted that those present have power Il
cast the whole vote of this township.
Voted that the proceedings of the eau
Gus, as reported for THE ARGUS, be tn,
credentials of the delegates from this town
ship. ~ :
! On motion, the meeting adjourned,
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The Case of the Rockford R. R. Injunctions

To the Editors of The Rock Island Argus:
In the Union of May 3lst appeared an
article copied from the Inter Ocean, rela-
ting to IA suit brought by Mr. Hiram Gable
against the r., r. L. & st. l.. r. r. Co.
and various county collectors, to restrain
the collection of the railroad tax of 1878
upon the property and capital stock of the
railroad Company
For fear that the position of the parties
should be misunderstood, we desire to say
that the company commenced an action in
the Circuit Court of this county at the
January term last, and obtained an in
junction against the collection of the capital
stock tax, so far as this county was con-
cerned
This case was appealed to the Supreme
Court, and, by consent, argued at the JAN
uary term of that court,in Springfield, with
other capital stock cases.
1t was hoped that decision would be
had at an early day, but being disappoint-
ed in this, Mr. Hiram Cable applied to the
Board OF Directors to restrain the collec-
ton of the tax in the other counties as,
after the payment of the tax, it would be
impossible to recover it back, should the
Supreme Court decide it invalid.
On account of the difficulty of obtaining
injunctions all along the line, the company
refused to act in the matter, and Mr.. Ca
BILE applied to the U. S. Court.
1t can hardly be considered a change
of front, as the U. S. Courts undoubted-
ly bound by the action of the Supreme
Court of Illinois, and the injunction is a
mere restraining order until a decision is
obtained from our Supreme Court on the
question.
There is no disposition to contest the au-
thority of our court but it certainly is
right that the tax should not be paid until
our Supreme Court has the opportunity OF
deciding the question.
Indeed it has been suggested by one OF
the collectors restrained that this injunction
should be obtained to justify him in not
collecting the tax aud no appearance was
made by the Attorney General, probably
for the reason that it is merely an order
restraining the collection of the tax until
our Supreme Court decide upon its valid
ity Y. >: JOHNSON,
G. NJ OSBORN.
| Rock Island, june LIST, 1874.
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Nervous Debility.

depressed irritable state of mind: weak, ner
vous. exhausted feeling; no energy or animation
confused head, weak memory, often with debilita
ting, involuntary discharges. The consequence ol
excuses, mental overwork or indiscrehons. This
NERVOUS DEBILITY finds 2 sovereign cure in HUM
PHREY's HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No IS. 1t tones
up the system, arrests discharges, dispels the men
tai gloom and dependency, and reiuyenates the en-
tire system. 1t is perfectly harmless and always
efficient. Price So for package of five boxes and
a large 81 vial of powder, which is important III
old, serious cases; or 81 per single box Sold by
ALL Druggists, or sent by mail receipt of price
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE
CO., No 5G2, Broadway, n, Y.
Fol Jale by Otto Grotjan IS Illinois Street Benser
& Thomas, C Spedel and Breune1t, Rock Island
and Richards, Moline. 3-4dmwf&w1y
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GOOD ADVICE AND POETRY

Tune, Anything that Fits"
Magic Oil il death on Fits
Magic Oil is delicious, thank Renne for thisl
All pain ii cures quickly for mother or miss,
Goes right to the trouble rubbed in with the palm
As sure as your faithful 1T works like charm"
The directions please follow but use your own skill
II Sprains and Neuralgia, but battle with will
Used outward and inward it never does harm
In Headache or Collie 1T works like CHARM
Sore throat from Catarrh or from Cold in the Head
OR Ch1lis from Cold that would keep you in bed,
Magic Oil performs wonders. and acts like balm.
For Gargling or swathing''It works like charm.
The ''toot horn of fame" most usually liesl
So the Magic Oil cures took the folks by surprise
The claims that 1t made caused wondrous alarm.
The trial now shows that 1T works like charm
II cures you nicely 1t makes you feel brave,
So that ordinary pain Is q luxury to have.
Magic Oil in Dyspepsia gives feeling so calm.
The stomach in gee says 1T works like charm y
VIM. RENNE 81 SONS, manufacturers, Pittsdeld,
Mass.
Reader, call for 1t where you trade. Sold in
Rock Island by John Bengston and e. Bruenart.
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia Is the most perplexing of all
human ailments Its symptoms are al
most infinite in their variety, and the for
lorn and respondent victims of the disease
often fancy themselves the prey, in turn, of
every known malady This is due, in part,
to the close sympathy which exists between
the stomach and the brain, and in part al
so to the fact that any disturbance Of the
digestive functions necessarily disorders the
liver, the bowels and the nervous system,
and effects, to some extent, the quality of
the blood
L. F. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron is
sure cure. This is not new prepare
ton, to be tried and found wanting; it has
been prescribed daily for many years in
| the practice of eminent physicians with
| unparalleled success it is not expected or
intended to cure all the diseases to which
the human family is subject, but is war
ranted to cure Dyspepsia in its most obsti-
nate form. Kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron
| never fails to cure symptoms Of Dyspepsia
or loss of appetite, wind and rising of the
food, dryness Of the mouth, heartburn, dis
tension Of the stomach and bowels, consti-
patton, headache, dizziness, sleeplessness
and low spirits Try the great remedy
and be convinced of its merits. Get the
genuine. Take only Kunkels. which is
put only in 81 bottles. Depot, 259 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia
| John Bengston agent for Rock Island.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-01

Monday, June 1.-The new board OF
supervisors for this county met in the su-
pervisors' room, in this city,this afternoon,
and Dr. j. w. Morey, of Moline, was call
ed to the chair. Voted to proceed to a
formal ballet for permanent chairman OF
the board for the ensuing year. Supefvi-
sors Krell and Feaster were appointed tel
lers. The ballot resulted as follows:
Il. M. Grenell Is.
Henry Dart.
On motion of Sup'r Dart, Sup'r Greuel]
was unanimously declared elected chair
man for the ensuing year.
On motion, adjourned to 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning to give the chairman time
to arrange the permanent committees.