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be divided III ltR support Of parties, but 1t
will he
instead OF blind following 1netead Of being tho sup.
port Of tlolendant or hreling, 1t will pe the Ill
Of pnbc opinion, undressing tue mere members Vi
caucus, but Tie whole public. Such paper
will hnyo no occasion to sufy itself by defending or
will ba IN position to condoiun anything done by it's
Own party is officers freely ns Il committed by
Of powerful aliy md not that of morsonary; i
Will DO enlisted for the cause and nothng eae # VIII
I'D md sort the par5y but VII to @ high
It may bs some tnlo before this reformation may bo
completed, bu. that it will be go completed no ono Gun
nssasa 1sfel% sss be ths rs;ton Of he pats
jress viii haye beeome elnancpatea from thO thral-
dom Of party ruls in which It lau been held for
tlan hnlf century. The cEnyen, abtees, degrading
whoever tho PARTY may nominate will DO supported
cln!lni y rcspactah,ty. Then newspapers,
jElPREsENTtKa GENERAL ruDLlu HENr1MENr,
will rtpua!ate such alavish dootrlue, and viii not
hese t9 demand hst party sa rst so ,I, aet
then the support Will iot 10 given. This logical re-
reAu Of the emancipation aud tho improvement. Of
an puce- suckers and by these local statesmen who
enjoy tho distinction Of barring III "orgnn, but this
x Ss h .ags fss IT, s aeo. Ts M
nN.tnr aud stand hatween that caucuB aud tho grcat
public 1t has 10 long oppressed, robbed, and plum
dered.
THE PRESS OF ILLINOIS
bus greatly improved sinco tho coao Of the Wnr II
as neusurably put o lorul, Bosa and party bondage,
Il hua learued tho arcenh OF tnlepend-
epcet IL not afraid ta pnbllnh tho naws, no lattcr
what TINT uaws may DO. It lna fought Higher san
nrl both na jour1ia1s Of neWB aud AZ Journals ot
h0'tRt api} despite tho threats aud boasts Of old
tno patiy managers, tho prets has never been mora
iDHueutial ttnu now. Az q consequence OF better
papers tho business in pccunary seuso ia beatc!
oas, And 1nay congratulate ynu, tho editors anu
nnl]ishors Of tic Eato of Illinois, upon tue general
ailynneelaent tp all tho departments Of good neWk'
paner Which hRs taon place in tho presa OF tho North
west, md especially Of ts State. Tho tmpEoyeMel.ts
,nais IN tho larger papers Of The mesropo!an sss
nuu lie great incruaso iu ths number Of fAl!ioat!a
lsrsby aiding to tho facilities Of str dstrlhntioh Il
u pofntA or tie interior. have naturally given lae
larger circulation but do not understand tlat Wy
ilas In auy way Injured tho husllcss or rehlfuce
| tho progress of tho locul pTess, On tho contrary
| tbs u,llnbar Of daily. papers ~ tue snaliel
cities hav Increased, their circulation ana tht1i
| general husipeaa have enlarged! and thls resNi
Ia ua 10 tho natural that thu local ress Las beer
no improved tHt tt hAa h,eom0 necessity to th0 COM
| uluniiy iu which 1t tA puhshrd, ny al1nB Improve
ways successfully defy opposition,
can recail Tho tinla when tho New YORK ua,!le5
forty,uKht hours oh had large regular c!rSslatiot
aniUnH tho permanent c!ti4ena Ut Cllcag0 Thongt
fostycsht houra ud they contained Goms which ever
, 1874-05-27

BnrpogponT, May 2o.-AnA1yED-cataract, IA
8ate, $500 Iu corn. .-f
Hunter Ottawa, $500 bu cora: COL Taylor, Romeot
5000 hu oats Prop King Brothers, Wilmington, l,6U0
CLgAnEn-nanrer, pekn, 75,8sO It lumber, 10 N
latn 1lontaun, Ottawa, 50 m lumbey.
, 1874-05-27
ATTEMPTED FORGERY.
A Bank Cashier Is Actually Aston
ishcl.
Attempt to Make a Raise ot
$4,000.


t,rn{A
10 ltaiIy hnsasou' ...,. ,
boSaon chargoa Will forgery Iho case ls IN
many RESPECTS singular ono, ind therefore
deserves full account. Monday forenoon, Mr..
naKovo, haah,et nf tto Mcrchnrfs, Nationa1 |
1,e,,,s san,,,,.J ~ so11o,v,ro ,o,tnr.
DUNK, 1ecclYeu tuo 1oilo"'nb le'eos
,,,. IaEE .s da9hfa MSusE uato1ao May r. IT.
nj III peSs stn: may sei1urn sieit drast On tho
Park Dank 81 the City Of Now York Tomorrow, for
from 100000 to }14ooo. The e1aet n1nount cannot
tGl until p M bat It WI wv 20 IL ths Vicinity Of WA.
have named AnnR naa voay unp9naam l anu as
is,} sr n fr nr eonnsr va" and not Ss;n
q tis 0otnneruaI, although our eohcral aetn IF:
soaton nat earr5 oMs bis contract rh them M up to
moro ousae psinoee ~ o m hen1 an;,sio W.
iosos ha nsotssdry ton6rrr. pleass adyso no by s
servant send FROM tho Palmer House. Very truly,
oto., o1o., {signod} ALEXANDER uo1nAND,
Tteast'rcf Of tho American Express Company.
This lottdr was written On d half sheet Of tho |
hotc, noto-paper. It wss ambiguous in language.
o,oco n nj not atnto w},ci1er tho writer wanted
s'nou ~ aiu NV nt'to "nosiiol NV "l.vt "nusa
W "ol NV loiA oAonaneo VI ~ uopun'' onoo'
Mr. Dohoven therefore sene baok bg tho mes-
acnger Who brought tho letter the following
reply,
..... oio1oo, Ma5 IS, ISL.
Aie1ands5 ~; Iioiiand F.; ;,,x o1.t, I.. - .
nEa sM M aon OF .ne I2n arad ,a IL q; 1ana 3 Inc
nnnnti"tinn snnli nrcfor to ses mi n t,erao Na,s
Yofx esei,anfo t6daf ID et isc9nt L ietwsTn unGs
and caunot say what would 10 tho znte to.morrow
do not understand by your letter whether you wish
hat amoqns IN W shoa 70 peasea 70 tfaneaes my
oaSu'SS 3'1 so" - M e'1 w 0' io,,m mrK6,vvu
.ru n,vo,,,, ,.,,,,, ,,o,. ,ro,,,, =, ~ a",o.
w. ~ o,a Nroao Eo mou nna1 " 5 ~ ii. use
~ III dn,,hia ~ t(nt MI, thn ns
yisible. aakod the Cashier whether t6at was Mr.
Hollands Hfuatttrb.
I,I.s IA - $,tAA NSt&t
, 1874-05-27

Dark 9. ]. Wolls, buffalo, @ coy.
Schr ida Keith, cleveland, coal.
gohr North Star, Pentwnter. humber
schr Ban Jacinto, Georgian Day, l'lmnts
Hchr Katc,um, Ahnapce, telegraph po1ess
schr p'lolt' A'asfa' 1sT1; 11snE;AnEp. =,
r Btmr 'a, by ststo, o.: nn'iaio, 1e,oJa III Nheat
schr II. i. baldwin, Dulfnld, -, ,ood ba corn
Br shoboygan, naciuo, 40 pkga sheep potS ana hun@
smr s5sScygsn n!ilvsn4 II d s1s d 1il I'D .andFio'
ss ss 5sa GS, so sSo s. 9Sss .?
l.l9o hrls ao,!r 100 ba's hay, ba>os bfo'm-
Dark iiaas Croker, Sturgeon Day, 10 Iris pork, 81
aehr T. tY' T. 5kskns kkia Kingston, aa1ss t corn:
schr l.. Van Yalkeihurg. Wnlkerville, 1so8 hu eorn
scbr Kieham aoiden nny, 2s u oate aud end1es.
sshr Ine.. Aolland' bff pork brl beef hay
Sargo ss aS MaTy T THnanaa. atsad a7o 10 toms con, Ii
solr nanbaafa 1Dis I'D 6sTeso 10000 bu sorh.
ehr @ % 4mosiess sster Bay 50 bu oats, al tons hay,
schr L. DoaE, Ht. Joseph, 80 tess beet.
Prop H. r. wado rors Huron, 1916 hu corn, 800 bzls
s'mr sIstanss ~ p, ,nqse so4s1 bu coin, Lao brl'
nsss S!aS SSSSS sss ~ i gs9p W. H ss % corr
eeop RnssSp 10 r I'll ana sn
Prop Fountain CITY, nuhao. 1000 hu corn u, GOO bu
Prop C. j. Traesdol, areon III Lay, 70 bsls whisky and
slndrisa.
Unite I'rtiRhts
Wcrt aotive and firm at A@47i for corn and 81 f6f
wheat to 13uffdlo, hhd $40 for to OawcHu. TITO
1ss sa e eStsg, e corn as Sur ss Rsshs
39 dsr oeoee Kng wheat st 50 as
HfntA nnH Nh Tn
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19
THE ICE HOUSE.

No we'll appointed farm should be
destitute of its ice house, any more
than of its barn or wood house. No
elaborate or costly building is needed
for this use no large expense need
be incurred in making the inclosure,
or filing it with ice. Some hints re
garding construction, though old
may be OF use to those wishing to
build. First, good drainage must be
secured without giving the air access
to the ice through the drain. II the
soil is porous, or gravelly, no artificial
drainage is required. 1t is not es-
sential that the ice be stored under
ground, as it keeps quite as well
above the surface. Double walls are
not necessary, but in small houses
are perhaps safest. The ice should
be compactly packed and inclosed
with packed sawdust, or tan bark. on
all sides, and on the top to the depth
OF at least twelve inches. This pack
ing is the great preservation Of the
ice. Ventilation must be given from
top of the ice. With these principles
in view, it is easy for novice to build
an ice-house. It is we'll to bear in
mind that the larger the body Of ice
stored the better it will keep no
farm. ice house, should be less than
twelve feet square on tho inside, and
eight feet high. A few square rods Of
ice will suffice to fill an ordinary
house, and the depth Of water need
not be more than three feet. II is
seasonable now to build ice e.houses
and We hope none Of our readers,
who, in the past summer have vainly
wished for supply Of ice, will neg
lect to provide for the future.--Am.
Rurai Home.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19

Such, then, was my first glOriou'
o xploit, with tho exact amount o.
credit that ought TO attach to II, bu,
which 1 think I will keep to myself
not Whilst anding l have recorded /,
iu.my Journal. What business has
the critical public with motives
Facts have made mo n hero in spite
of myself, and let the faots stand as
others have recorded them.
In a few minutes another order
called my corps away to another
charge, but I, not being mounted
could not accompay them. So 1 star
ted Of afoot toward that part of the
iold wbithor I Iperceivcd somo men
carrying of tho wounded. Before !
got half way thore, one Of the enemy
horses came prancing down toward
me, and with asuddeu spring Icaugh,
il Uaviug mounted. l was riding
away as fast rs I could, when body
Of cavalry came thuuderiog along,
With the buglc sounding charge. !
would have given these focmen q wide
be'th, but, unfortunately, my con-
founded fool Of q horse would not let
nc. Taking tho bit 10 his teeth, he
rushed directly 10 among them, aud
| being o good deal excited aud con.
fused, thought | wns now obliged to
fight, whether would or not. Had il
occurred to me that l could surrender
myselfa prisoner Of war, I should un-
questionably have done so at once,
but Instead ofthis I began to lay
about me right aud left, with no par
ticular design in view, except il
might be to get away as quickly as
| could. Surely they must have
thought mo either q madmau or q
fool, to contend single handed with
such odds, aud they treated me ac
cordiugly. Sabrcs flashed, blows
fell, aud soon, with o broken arm and
a broken head, dropped from my
horse, to have tho little sense l pos
sessed tramplod out of me on the
ground.
Now, seriously, this is all I person
ally Know Of the battle in which it is
said / distinguished, if not in,n,ortal-
lied myself by prodigies of valor, for
the next l remember l. Of finding my.
self among the wounded, under the
care of my surgeon, who informed
mo that the enemy had been defeat
cd, and We had won q great victory.
He furtlur said that my name was in
everybodys mouth, from the general
down, and though few of the more
prudent were disposed to censre
my rashness, yot all concurred N
pronouncing mo hero worthy Of the
palmiest lay of Sparta.
Though excessively palo from the
loss of blood, l know that some
must have found its way to my
checks as I humbly confessed that
my last Qnixotic charge WAS all the
work of an unmanagable horse, but,
to my surprise. the doctor affected
not to believe me, and declared that
true merit was always modest
After that I told others the same
truthful story, with the same result,
but now do not repeat it any more,
finding it very pleasant thing to be
q distinguished hero, with q some
what lucrative promotion as my re-
ward.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19
A DopaE OF THE DocToRs.-Oftel

A DopaE OF THE DooroRs.-Often-
times doctors advertise their Immense
practice by having some one to call
them out Of church during sermon
time. 1t was cruel on o certain dis
ciple OF Esculapius who once got
enough at this little game.
doctor! doctor !" called q young
urchin, sticking his head into a
church door ono morning just before
prayer time.
"Well, who is sick nowi" inquired
tho sexton.
mo one, as I know on" answered
the innocent youth, loud enough TO
be heard all over the church, ''but
the doctor gave me aten-cent shinny
II I'd call him out Of church during
sermon time"
Tho only serious countenance in
that church during tho prayer that
followed. wAs that q W doctor
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19
George Flory g. Son. Proprietore.

b%Open Day and Night for the accom-.
mediation Of travellers. A first class Res.
taurant Is attached to the hotel. whrrc
Meals at all hours can be had. Tcmes
reasonable. 9,43-tf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19
Advertising Rat&n.

One column one year, 5000
One-half, column, one year, 1000
One-fourth column, one year, 1900
One square no lines) insertion 75
Every additional insertion, so
Professional and Business cards Of
not more than 8 lines, per year, 900
Auditor, Executor. Administrator
and Assignee Notices, ESQ
Editorial notices per line, IL
All advertisements for shorter pc.
riod than one year are payable Mt the
time they are ordered, and If not paid
the person ordering them will be held
responsible for the money.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19
THE POST.
Published ever7 Thursday Evening by
JBREMIAH GROUSE. Prop'r.
Terms Of Subscription,

AeIInB VI ouO5cElptiOns
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Pay.
able within six months, or $3.50 ifnot
paid within the year. No paper dis
continued until all arrearages are
paid unless at the option Of the pub
fisher. .,.li' .
Subscriptions outside. Of the county
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
~Persons lifting and using papers
ddressed TO others become subscribers,
and are liable forthe price ofthe paper.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19

HHRE is Boston boys compost.
ton on "The Horses"
"Tho horse is the most useful ami
NAL in the world. So is the COW. I
onoe had thirteen ducks aud two was
drAkes aud . Skunk killed one, be
smelt Orful. Iknew . boy which bad
Z chickens but his hther would nol
let him keep them and 70 he goa
mad and no be bored . hole In bis
inotheg's wash tnh Wish I lad Q
hoTss--a h0spswsiUAs l0oo ypanlA .
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19
W. POTTER,
r p. CRoNMILLER,
Os ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Middlcburg, Pa,
Offers his professional services TO the pub.
lie. Collections and all other profc ssional
business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention. TJan 3, '07tf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19
RRowrNs rsvaSy HOUSE N,E ,,..,.
HENRY DENFER, Proprietor.

The undersigned adopts this method Of inform
Ing the public that he has opened hotel at the
above named place, on the road from Middle
burg 70 Besvsrtsvn, s,,, sna tns, ne s prersred 70
tions. HENRY BENFER.
April @, 1871.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-19
WALKER HOUSE.
McC ure City Pa.
NICHOLAS SIMON, Proprietor.

This new house. newly furnished aud
is now open TO the travelling public. II IL
located near the depot. No effort will he
spared by the proprietor 10 make the stay
Of his guests pleasant and agreeable.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-03

.p3 rmpirr stocks. Of Idaho. The
resson for the decline i not publicly
known.
The British steamer Lord q the
IsTss oils nj II o'clock tomorrow Tor
Hon. Kong direct. The tolima Will
sail f3r Hong Kong aud Yokohama on
July 18th.
articles Of incorporation ofthc Edith
OuirkSiIvcr Mining Company were
filed TODAY. ior tie purpose Of con-
iuctinS mining business in >onoma
county. Tie Directors are: Morris
Jacobson. Chas. \. Baeon, Of Nara;
Hcnrv 7. Eowic. Chas. \. Lou, II;
\. Iyuninx. 81 san Francisco. taPItal
S:cgk, $4,000: shares. 6I.19o.
Il j estimated that the surplus
wheat efeP orcNpor;ation "iIiamonnt
10 ,.t.vtyl tons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-03
THE MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.

The I}t0 has been shown a VampG-
let issued by the Mayor OF New Or-
leans, which furnishes 4 good iiea %:
the utter dc>.i;usiou Of the People in
the oyerflowed country. Il says Tia;
with the exception of the icyees. thl
country oNcrdawejthi~ year i II COLI
tinueu> lake. covering The whe.eaEI-
vial country. from twenty-five mle~
TO one Hundred and >eventy-tive ut..>
i'll width. and more than >ix hundred
mics long More than ena-h8.t e..
this whole area. ua.Wi;h>J8ndaa-aH tht
defcu>e> Of the Ieyee>. ! under wa.er.
The levec> probably had no, been kep.
in repair, and consequently could ut
withstand the current AND III i4I-
men>e preS>are OF The wassr. unftEey
gave away in various p.se-S, Tia GREY
ASSES varying frem one hundred 10
i've thousand feet IN lgu-lh. Prem
the fifteenth Of Avri.. through these
great cups. the Wa,er rolled IN broad.
deep streams.
II Mississippi the submerged e7aa-
Try i absat 4,-oa.1oo acres. IN .tshaa-
Sa~ TIC overflow, opposite Memphis.
eovcrs abou; loo by 10 nile. Isaaa
ueaeaa 20 louisiana die oseHt!5az
strip Ia an average et 50 mics; N
the interior i. over PORTIONS af ,arsc
counties. anu on either >i5C OF III,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-03
.srent Auction sale Threats OF
Iyueain. will Celebrate.

Los ANGELES. July =.
Tomorrow the great auction sale Of
san Fernando los viii take place in
this city.
Tl1rrr are sill threats CT hanging the
witt-murttrcr, Mcdonald. by the
Ni.ilau.e~. hu, Ia .etr> are entertained
that if VIII uc done. sheriff Rowland
KEEPS The Jail Vel guarded.
Tie Fourth o. JnIN Viii he general
" o~b>arvrjju this ely. All the bus
mess houses Will hc closed. \ COM
mit,cc VIII collect funds for The Lousi-
ana sufferers on ,Ae Fourth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-03
More ~siaIiabar.

MrNcuvIlLT. cal. July :.
The .tEbott Company have lust
opened 4 new deposit Of c%innabar.
which promi>csto hc something grand.
Great eNci.emcu; prevails among the
nintr>.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-03
License victory.

TRuoKEE. cal. July -
The License party carried Tie day
here tN IL majority.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
~ Overland Telegraph.

I>rEcIAI 10 THE pN1Ly >rNrISyL.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-03
PACIFIC C3AST DISPATCHES
ES0--

ruie. ., =~.-ciiIn r i~I,;.arEr.,.
= I.ro-intt.usia.tir O.e.' :!.c
Dcfoa: ":i3rai o..G3,n Eur#scr
or At. i'd arrival 81 ;:,e s,i.-
saa s-~j@aruanr,.; g. tn .taci,
:51ar :.aii" tuioA- ihr Ero!>-
e. log tn.na am; sn;,am IN
corporal Snr,lns I,i:catt Crop.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-10
w LIVINGSTONE Is DEAD !

And the people everywhere are eager TO buy the
L.BoRs and DEATH his wonderful achievements
and thrilling adventures during Thirty YEARS In
the wilds of Africa, and the great search and dis
covery by the daring STANLY. Over OO pages,
beautifully Observation-Disclosures GOING LIKE
wIIDFIREi AGENTS WANTED. Write for Ex-
IRA terms, or II in haste TO begin work, send slW
for outfit VALLEY PUB. Co., Chicago or st Louis,
Mo lD-oNf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-10

stroyed the entire crop of the farmers
Five or six months Of winter are to be en-
countered by those people, who are with
out food for man or beast. They are white
people farming on their own account, and,
for the most part, doing their own work
Much of their stock must perish during
the winter, for want of provender What
survives will be unfit for food, or for work
next spring. The condition of those peo
pie appeals to the sympathy of one who
feels an interest in the welfare of his tel.
bowman. Yet the general government
has proposed no measures of relief, much
less provided relief.
A limited portion of this southern coun-
try was overfowed by the Alabama, Big
bee, and Warrior rivers, early last spring.
The waters subsided early enough to re-
plant the overhowed lands, and,in nine out
of every ten acres of the tillable lands then
overfowed, an average crop was raised,
and is now being gathered. Further, nine
out of every ten of the blacks engaged in
cultivating these lands were in the employ
of white planters, who, by their contracts,
supplied the blacks with food, stock, and
implements, The blacks lived in the
houses of their employers, and the losses
sustained fell upon the latter. Yet, at the
instance of Radical congressman, to whom
all these facts were we'll known, congress
appropriated 500 900 to feed the 'desti-
tute' negroes of that overhowed region |
Nor is this all. As we have said, the over
flow occurred early in the spring. An av-
erage crop has since been made, and yet
the government supplies are only noao be-
ing distributed! And in many instances
it is being dealt out to negres who never
saw the overflow! The whole matter of
securing the appropriation was shameful
electioneering measure, which should con-
sign all concerned in it to eternal infamy
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-10
A TERRIBLE HALLUCINATI0N.
| Man Cuts His Throat to Escape Imaginary
Enemies.

From the Detroit Free Press, sA.
About month ago family named Shu-
macher, consisting of man and wife, both
quite aged, came to this city, from Buffalo,
and rented the house No. 81 Alfred street.
The man was so infrm that he could not do
much work, and the wife supported the
family by going out to wash and clean.
A day or two ago the old man began to
show signs of diseased mind, and Tues
day night he was afraid to go to bed, say
ing that men were after him to cut his
throat He was still more fearful yester-
day morning, crying like child and beg
ging the wife to go and get policeman to
arrest the imaginary foes. He finally got
out his Bible and read until his mind was
calmer, when the woman went Oft to her
work. just before noon the man was seen
at his door by the neighbors, and was heard
to shout for help, as if he was in great
fear. No one went in for half an hour or
SO, and then he was found on the floor,
throat cut from ear to ear and the body
growing cold. His fears had driven him
to take bis own life. He had inflicted
horrible wound, and must have bled to
death in very few minutes. Coroner
Griffin was called to hold the inquest.
Schumacher was native Of Switzerland,
and, being in INDECENT circumstances, his
remains will be buried at the public ex-
penSe-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-10
DR.. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasseless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and strengh:
en-. Radways Pills for the cure of all disorders OF
the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache. Constipation, CostSe-
ness Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Billonsness- Bilious
Fever Inflammation Of the Bowels, P1les, ana al
Deraugements OF the Internal Niscera. warranted
to effect a positive cure. Purely Vegetable, con
tanning no mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs
HObeerve the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs.
Continuation Inv ard Piles, Eullness OF the Blood
In the Head. Acidity Of the Stomach. Nausea,
Hesrtburn, Disgust Of Food, Fullnees Of Weight
in the Stomach Sour Eruptions, sinking or Flutter-
ings In the Pit Of the Stomach swimming OF the
Head, Hurried and Dificult Breathing, Flutter1ngs
at the Heart Choking or SGfocsing Sensation
when in Lying Posture, Dimness OF Vision. Dot
OF Webs before the Sight. Fever and Dali rain Ia
the Head, Deficiency Of PerspiratiOn, leoN ness Of
the skin and Eyes. Pain In the side, Chest Limbs
and sudden flasnes of Heat Burning in the fie-h
A few doses Of RADWAYs PILLS will free The
system from all the above named disorders. Price
81 cents per box Sold by drugggists-
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send one letter-stAmp to RADwAY 4 co. ,+NoSi
Warren St, New York. Information worth thou
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