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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-31
4 Correspondents View of the
Rochester Picnic, &c.

Nn DEMONSTRATING ,sG the pleasure OF at
tersing the picnic at Re shester on last saturday
weets desire through our columns to"give Il
sho~t sketch of what saw arel of what enjoyed
.hcrag There was Il n,imerox gathering of pco-
Pile, 1anly strcngth and charming. beauty was
there in profusion When ync desires 10 escape
kfrom eHnqi and have a feast of pnjoy .asnt and
good cheer, let him visit Rochester when there
is = gathering of her noble sons an1 ctsr-ning
dars,hters. He will, at least for time, fergct
all worldly. cares, and steep himself Ia true sr-
cal enjoyment.
I,sRb,aced the opportunity. of visiting heir
chez factory, an institution new 10 me- and
tru 54korihsreing. | happcrpl in when there
was being removed from The press. twelve or
fourteen Hicc cheeocs, and / curl was hring pre-
pared Tor as many. The fixtures and proccsS OF
pressing WAS to me, AMI | WAS literally
ccni,ensHied Tor my trouble. ! counted over
two hundred checses of from forty TO fifty
pounds each.
After this a proces sion WIS formed in town,
headed by the marshalS and Dugan's Cornet
Band and marched down into the bottom,
when collaiions were spread, and nil partook
literally, when the inner man was strehs1ene;,
and public speaking followed. Judge Heren
took the stand and addressed the multitude
for Il considerable time, nj the close of which
little eloquence, q mean julie Sandcrs) took The
stand and must say that he held the audience
spcll-bOund for some time. | must accord 10
julie more real eluGuencc, and, ! believe, as
,.,ach true, unalloy-d patriotism, as any oi our
public n,u in the county. After julie came Da-
vid Rea, Esq, who occupied the staisl for some
timr, and rs the meeting was eottenup by the
hnrse-ihiei detecting association, Mr.. Rca as
well Us the other speakers. sympathi1ed deci!-
edly with those who ha6,' or VINO might hsrye
horses St0lcn and then branched OF on nation
al thieves, who were robbing the government,
or the people by the million. The stand WAS
then occupied by our little friend, v Elk, BiOher.
who grew patriotic ~ he projected. and when
he Df.,f1
stop, bu; kept breakir. out and continuing. Ill,
then let the people know that he has been six
wears "a resident of this comfy ,and in their rsiis,
and plainly inlI,lci that h,' thought the people
were greatly indebted to him Tor the honor con-
irrrcd on them by his So long residence among
them. He apptsIrs not 10 realize the fact that he
Is only in the ta''pnlc state yet. He then pro-
ceeird 10 make the people OF Rochester and
Monroe townships believe that he loved them
II was plain to every body that the little gentle
men has Il haichei that hr desires the peun.sfto
grind FOR him, in consideration OF his long ras-
idcnce among thcr1:' Our friend q. T. Pryan
mounted the rost~sm and eNpeciaied awhile.
He was followed hy Mr.. Ruby who WAS speak
when LETT. GA he whole II was joyous day
and everything went oil well. AESCsHS.
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Correspondence. G
DIR. Faulkner On the Necessity for
a Few Party The Present Coun-
ty Officials, &c.

MR:EDuCR-As jhere may be sorse
misunderstanding inregard to the pc-
litical call N your issue of Jelly 10,
would say that The call was issued by
the committee afser due consultation
with the .aboring men and producers
throughout the county, rs We found It
imperatively demsnded.
Old issues are dead, asG no ur.en
could be had under the old names.
All appeared to be waiting and expect
ing the producers 20 move. We have
now offered the opportunity, and each
one can censure himself if he does not
respond TO the call. and do what he can
to purify the political atmosphere of
which all have complained. There is
such Il unanimity, that | feel confident.
If we are crue, wp viii nave no difficulty
in electing our ticket. Let us, therefore.
not look SO much Tor men competent to
be elected, as men competent for the
office; honest. able men, whom we will
hold strictly accountable, and discharge
and punish should they rFovc recreang
20 thrir trusts.
For myself, arr well satisfied with
cur present county officials; but Letter
nal<vigilance is tie price Of liberty, =
arst we do need rev Legislation that
will hold III check and set back the
power nEt tyranny Of corruption and
capital. hat they may not rule he
and me set justice &c defiance.
as they hare been doing. and are .end-
ing to more ard more each year.
Asiarpers, we are not claiming crr
share of the ssoils of office, but that
there be- 70 spoils; that brih"ry ard
stealing be suppressed and s;ktriss be
reduced to q iair compensation. .rh
then it matters not what able men fill
the office anti .yhen such is found Keep
him in it dun ;ng good behavior.
Let every ore turn out August first,
and whenever afterward it may be
necessary. and thrcy in his influence
for economy, honessy, and ability IN the
nOlitical field.
s. X. FAJLKNEFi
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OUR NEIGEEoRS.
Nodaway County Items.

lfrem the Republican
Ira Ellsworth was married 10 Miss Schuie-
last Wednesday night
The Postoiiice at tJaha,n hsS been made :.
money order Office, commencing Jnly s
DIR. Taylor, .Jrmerly resident of Gr.i,a7rs.
now resiting in Savannah, who is TO occupy
Henry Thffs building fronting on Th;ri street
will put in Il stock of dry goods, our inforinar;
who told Us drngs htvingbeen mistaken.
-StgnIy Nelson was arrested III Friday nigSs
On charge of as s,ult with intent TO kill
--some of the savannah people are making
fight through thcs papers because the Schoo.
Board of tnat place hired principal and pay
him larger wages than the rest of the teachers
/; appesr,'to u that they are in small r. '-ess
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" tyr years THAI am aware of" now drop
the animal and nothing that he can say or do
Will elicit any further correspondence from me.
JULIUS \. SANDERS.
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PHYSICIANS.

nE. q. II. DAVENPORT having located in
lI'-dvarnah. offers his professionals services
10 the citizens of savannah aud vcniigs Office
IT ms i,-1'lcnce on Main street. one b. 5ck east OF
the >G.Igls.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Advertisements in his cnlHmR ffty ccn,s per line
tor one gcuf, including the genera! head Those
rho CdrsriiSr IN fh.s column arr reliable and
SfrdighrcrrCrR in h,ir respective cdHinqS.
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BAKERY. &c.

IT 4. SHEDRlCK, Eagle BAKERY. cenlec-
i. tionery ant.isStaurant, wesr side of the
square. Parties iurIsshed ON shoG aoticc. %
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HARDWARE. &c.

HDIBURN 4 CO, dealers in hardware
stoves and finwar', north side oiihr square,
Savannah No. Jobbing IN tinwOrk done
short notice. -
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ATTORNEYS.

Wy W. CALDWELL, attorney-at-I:.w and
w Notary Puhiic. Pays specinl attention
collecting, coureysncing and invest gazing
ltle-. -
, 1874-04-25

t17o annual oontests, 1t becomes nfs
personal property All contests for the Assoclauoo
medal will be at ten single and ten double rises' ac-
cordug to tho Association rules for trap-shoo.ingt
No entrance-fee will be charged but each coutes1aos
will pay for tho birds shot at By him. .
The following programme wss ARRANGED: Tyt Tqe1anyt
June 2, the Association will meet in the Irenohs
House Club and Conmittee-roous, at r. M, 1or too
transaction Of business. Wednesday, at a. n, tne
tournament will be formally opened At Oe1tet
Park and the nrat annual contest & for the A., A.
day. Other nrlzes viii DO offered in add,
ttGR to tho ea9 II ga95sss,' e'c5ea rhs ffsl M
be open to a eun manufacturers and dcalers and tt
vii one the m9st o.
Judges will be selected to decide upon the 1elauve
merits Of competing guns "a shown " actual expert
uent. bench show Of dogs will also be held, ana
the members Of the Association having dogs which
they wish enter invited to correspond with tue
Secretary, No. 10 East Madison street. On Friday
there vii be Club match in which each Cub n mo
fee will be charged. Members Of the Association VII
be furnished with passes admitting them TO tno
grounds, On application to the Secretary The pr1co
of admission to all others has been fixed at 60c.
, 1874-04-25

TIE WHEELING : LAKE ERIE PROJECT.
Special Uispafch 1h1 Chicago Tribune.
8AxpusKT O.. April GA meeting III the Interest
Of the Wheeling Lake E1ie Railroad wns held lust
tarsttno aud detailed statement Of the railroad enter
prise and was followed By other speakers commit
lee OF SIX appointed to CANVASS among the citizens
for s1bsc1ptIons rs they must decide within thirty
dars whether they will have this important road not,
as their contractor Walter 6handey is about ready to
commence operations.
WE111Sa1ox, o., April o5.-At q 1airoad meeting
tonight it WAS resolved raise $4,000 to secure the
Like Eric and Wheeling Road committee Is nt
work soliciting stock for the project.
, 1874-04-25
THE TRIGGER

TIE STATE sPoR7sNES's ASSOCIATION.
Inc eE1eeutve Committee Of the 1incs State Sports
mems Association held meeting Yesterday afternoon
ssshe olace OF J. =. LeA1oyne, Esq, President
Applications for membership were received from the
following gentlemen. md fayorably acted mon !. n
l. Campbell, Chicago; II. A. Barton. Chicago: ]. n.
Glover, Chicago; F. H. Ayers, Chicago; D. T. Whit.
ing, Geneva Lake, Wis 6. Il. Baldwin, Chicago:
James Stewart Chicago; Ell Ba.ea Aahtou III. n
": A: Pratt, Elgin. H.; n J. Gallagher, Chicago
John FArnswor1h, Chicago.
communication from the pruprietors Of the Tre-
mont Eou:e Offering the use Of hei1 Club and Com
nitteo Rooms for the annual meeting Of the Assoa-
zion the first week In June free of CHARGE and reduced
rates to thosc who desired stop at the house Was
received, md the offer accepted
On motion, 1t resolved that Mr. Milligan's offer
# the free Of Dexter Park for the tournament and
outdoor exercises OF the Association be accepted.
The P1eeideu: was instructed to hive prepared gold
medal as the chief prize t. be offered By the AsBos
tinn for trsp-shcoticR. Tho contest to be open
TO members Of the Association only. II won
by tha sane mcnber IN tazeo conaecu-
, 1874-04-25

Em6fes ............:..:-.-:..o Q 3 I o ~
i:nas EarnrdEGhicaeos. $; Empires, 2
Cttpire-Nick E. Young. oT the Chicago C!uo.
TIL: CHICAGO CLCD
viii rematn in St. Louis anoter week, and will play
nractirln0 game every day. Manager Young writes
tnat the niaycrs are in splendid condition, and that no
has no trouble at all in handling them. He also speaks
In high terms Of the St. Louis nnes especially conf
bows return they will be accompanied BY the Red
Stockings, Of St. Louis, with whom they viii play
games IN ts city the 9Th, ith, 9Th and 9th Of May
tfa meetiug with tho Athletics on the 18th.
THE SOCIAL DAsE-pAIL CLUB
has reorganzed for the ensuing year with the follow
inu nine: Masher catcher Anthony, pitcher !; Kin
zie short stop Honorc, first base Cole second base;
Gardiner third base Arthur left fed sterline cen
criyed from any amateur club fn the city. The ad-
dress Of the Secretary, Mr. F. Kinzie is Room 81,
Union Building.
, 1874-04-25
ADJUSTMENTS,
- ADJUSTMENTS.
,zox III + : GREAT ADEIPHI,
WEEK COMMENCING APRIL p, 1z4
SlnDl7 Immense This Week. 4 Famous (1nh,,,.
d0l Of Special Stars!

ALEX. DAVIS
f'n'sE 7entFoautss ot ths W9sld; tho Gs,.. s,.,
KARL LINn
Ine Stockholm Tonder-Kfng Of Special Star,,,.3
who makes water run up hill va ELI
e :sd ss'f!Ga Ed
@ Mae stS1 .qsa !f EsE s &'!i sESa
sG ei HESS6 RxSeis ~; ill.,. .1zzE F5b5k44
1t Ensemble together with 1r. 3RN6IB3 -
IS! s2tz 5ESSE SKiEE'3 3hSxS Sc
BY Ri5 thf REY8Hbs fE:s:t 89Hf1b'ssnR! nR0rHHk4E MtE
Gh..ie!. LEON BF6THER$, Esr15 Hit, Hs1:9 HSzfs
Blanche M G45moo: te9noEa Bradley, and ths III rs s.
Az these Starr apd Artia:. appear in a aauunct, \
q a2;f1Ss SaMis
NMKA, Or, The Adventures Of az Aeros,nt
TeutilataT a. Ene,h Asrtal voyaRer;: Sig con,..,r
Koblssn.ksnS. Gr.ad Ghanb:f!sn iiAsef. Az r
ow;Cow.LanS, Mandarin. B13
&aSa'fF saasia! fFanx @
2 22enSifoe Sae George Bow.
KoI4ns: Princess Daughter of as ss;; sa:;
9Nao-fel Johss7e
10 .AIe Tbs1-,a
Nils. Ia
oTand Match By tho Company Gnine.s n,,sLa o. aLa
q HnS IA 6Sssmf5 Ed r. R.st Va v;7.d
Eli.o and Mena. and Arnold kiEalfy. Graad o.
xbfR r. EiSHrfhur,d.y EfSnRsn1 n.u April pRr
ofPsPfi sfs5f iE:fIsEee 5ss
SATURDAY; ss54, ss:oo sa to y Is
'ssI5aiS bKEY
, 1874-04-25

Special Dispafeh 10 The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, April 25.-PAssED Ur-Props Low
ell, Argyle Turner Plymouth Forest city 9nd barge
bark Street. Pride Of America Arabia schrs Aigg1e and
Cook, China, West Side. Begler Muer Merrick, Rein
deer, Florida. Surprise.
PASSED DowN-Props Shook md baTgee, Concord
snd bargcs Pittsburgh and barges, Dubuque and
Dargee, AeghAny and barges schrs Niean, Roberts,
Halfway.
NND-Northeast.
, 1874-04-25
I,aSall0 Block .

We have one very desirable suite and
three single offices in this new FIRE.
PROOF OFFICE BUILDING. fronting on
LaSalle and Madison-sts., with elevator,
vaults, steam heating, water, ETC., at reason
able rents.
B. ". THOMAS 4 BEMENT,
IaSalle Block.
, 1874-04-25
LADIES' UNDERWEAR, 60.
MONDAY, we shall be-
Gin a. GREAT SALE of
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
AND CORSETS,

in connection with our
special RIBBON SALE.
We have still on hand
about 10000 YARDS Of
RIBBONS, all colors and
widths, from 1 1-2 inches
to 5 inches wide, at Is
CENTS PER YARD, and
elegant goods in SASH
RIBBON for 80 CENTS,
worth from $1.50 to
$3.50 per yard. Keep
your eyes open for: Bar
gains at our store this
spring.
HOTCHKIu, PALMER & CO,
l37 and l39 State-st.
, 1874-04-25
B, II, MI'I)0WE ELI, IL
G CO.,
234 West Madison-st.

We will offer, Monday, special bar
gains in Ladies' ready-made Under
wear, Aprons, and French Wove
Seamless Corsets, Chemises. Night
Dresses, Drawers, Skirts, Dressing
Sacques, Corset Covers, Shirt Waists,
Calico Wrappers, and Suits, Linen,
Lawn, Grass Cloth, and Popin Suits
1000 pairs 2-button Kid Gloves,
in all colors, at 81, worth $l.75.
500 pairs Seamless Kid Gloves, at
So, worth So.
The largest stock Of Corsets On the
West Side, and prices guaranteed the
LOWEST, Or money cheerfully re-
funded.
, 1874-04-25

The last EiteI says: Mr. A. Geddc-s, Of CbIcrgo,
tas purchased from Mr. David H. Fou=hee, the chest
mt colt Warsaw, years. By War Dance oat OF Sister
chanss " inn. Knight of St. George. He is
ierstanJ s. qn oo1ing =, t Xoungtt:r sna VII we IN
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Fete ON the lee.


A wish was expressed on the part of
certain English residents to offer y
banquet to the prince of Wales during
his visit to st. Petersburg. His roya,
highness declined this entertainment
but suggested that q .fete on the ice,
such rs he had before enjoyed duringh his
last visit to st. Petersburg, would be
more in accordance with his tastes, At
very short notice the Neva skating
club, which Is under the management
of Englishmen, undertook to impro-
wise n tete dc n,iH. The pavilions. on
the ice were painted white, and the
front of each hung with small opal
lamps, relieved byfestoons of red and
green globes, and all the buildings
were connected with strings of larger
lamps fastened to ornamental posts,
each of which bore a small pyramid Of
white globes. Behind these were fir
trees, planted in the ice, and the dark
green formed an admirable background
to the scene. On each side of the ex-
IRENE end was q grottO formed in
blocks of ice, and in the center of the
whole q large space was, Enclosed by
Wills VI lcti Will proJecpiiIS, DutlreSSeS
and an irregular battlement. The
blocks of which this was, bpilt,were
about four feet in length and two feet
in breadth, and the surface was shaped
with hatchets. Doors and windows
were formed, and the latter We're divi-
ded by small mullions of ice. The in
terror of this building was illuminated
with colored lanterns, which produced
all the colors of the most beautiful
opal, and occasionally the most Won
dertul effect We're produced by burning
Bengal fire inside the ice. High masts
at each corner of the enclosure were
hung with lamps in pyramid form,
and two small towers at each end con-
tanned the machinery by which electric
light was poured down in every direc-
ton over the gay scene below. At 10
o'clock, by which, time the general
company had arrived, the scene was u
splendid one, and it did not fail to elicit
expressions of admiration from the
royal guests in whose honor it had been
devised. l.lpa saJ tDaa ''
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l 1888
NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-Cotton
closed firm at the following figures ;
Ordinary 12s; good ordinary l4s; low
middling l5l; middling 16l.
Exchange 39@404. Bank 1908.
Sight, par.
Gold 12s@l3s.
GALVESTON, March 26.-Gold IL.
Cotton in light demand; good ordinary
14s; middling 49,.
Hides unchanged and steady.
LIVERPOOL, March 26.-Cotton easier;
uplands sId@Sld; Orleans SGD. Sales
1900 bales; speculation and export
1900 bales.
New YORK, March 26.--Gold opened
at 1913 and closed at 12s. Exchange
unchanged.
Cotton opened at 12sc for ordinary,
ruled firm and active during the day,
and closed dull at 12Ic for ordinary;
other grades unchanged. Receipts of
cotton at all ports 81, 1855 bales. Exports
to Great Britain AZ, 1893 bales; exports to
continent l2,see bales. Stock on hand
e74,92a bales. G rsasf
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The Grave of General Albert Sidney
Johnston.
from the Paris.Kentuckian.l =


We have lately conversed with a
gentlemen who has recently returned
from visit to the city of Austin, in
the state of Texas, who tells us how
mortified and grieved were his thoughts
and feelings in visiting the grave of
Albert Sidney Johnston, who deserv-r
eddy ranks in the highest rolls of mill
tary heroes. lit is known that after he
fell in the late civil war his remains
We're taken to Texas and buried in a
state cemetery, containing about forty
acres of ground on bleak and rocky
hill side in Austin which is enclosed
with rough and dilapidated picket
fence, and without solitary tree or
bush to break the sad and dreary pros
pect. He saw the neglected graves Of
Albert Sidney Johnston, Mccullough,
Bowie and Travis, and other names
dear toithe hearts of the old Texans,
with nothing except rough head
stones, and that at the head of the
grave of the immortal Johnson, broken,
into two fragments Theegreat state
of Texas may plead that since the late
war she had been manacled 10y federal
tyranny, and held under the seffdom
of carpet baggers, scalawags and rob
bers, and oppressed by poverty and
negro domination, but now, since the
democrats and conservatives and the
whites have gained the state govern
ment, we hope that She will make
haste to rally around the. graves of the
noble dead, & and < erect monuments
which shall be at least as durable as
the memories of their heroic battles.
We know that the young state of Texas
is largely peopled by some of the best
gentlemen of the south, and We doubt
not that the great chieitains of tue
early days of Texas will be hopored in
their graves, as they are revered inSthe
hearts of their countrymen.
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THE NAILS ~ I
Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
office.


office.
Northern mail arrives daily at S:S5 p m;
departs at $40 a m.
Southern mail arrives at $40 n m; departs
at S:35 y m. i....c.- . f-l. .fha . 90 .ntti.' q
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at $50 m;
departs ut 10 PM.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives Except Sundays Mt p m; de-
parts Except Sundays att IN.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisvillc and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at p m; departs Iuesuay,
Thursday and Saturday at q IN.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarudo mail departs Monday anu
Thursday att am, arrives "Wednesday ana
Greenyiie, Hunt County, Rockwell and
Mifwood mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
at ~ m; departs Tuesday and Friday at
pm. -,
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at pm; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at ~ am. ~.
Scyene, Haughts Store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday end Saturl
day at IL m; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday att pm. -r.sf1.u 81 sl 81
All mails close at p m, as the bulk of the
mail arrives, and is distributed at night.
william Jones, Postmaster; g.. s. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; Owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; w. ID. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Nelhl, Delivery Clerk; d. A. Brown, Box Dis
ributfng Clerk. rtrl1 US % q L-.~4
Persons having grievances against the
ONCE on any accoun1l will please report the
fact In writing or In persouto the postmaster,
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IPubliShod by autpqrItyJ ~
Proceedings OF the city Council Reg
uIar Meeting.

CITY COuNcm CHAMBER,
..sgr. Dallas, Marcii2i, lS7i. ga
Absent Mayor Long, Aldermen Sanger
Lane aud Scales.
Minutes Of Mwchdath, litb ISM end 20d
read ndRpproved,
PErifloNf, sntr.nftl
the petition oil 7. A, Young ana DINERS
asking 10 be permitted 10 Withdraw their
petit lon OF the 18th Instant, relating 10 cutting
The petition OF Philip Sanger and Others,
asking that certain ponds In Cault's addition
he drained, etc., read and referred 10 street
and bridge committee.
The affidavit Of James Greer OF having lost
check No. Az, ask ing that dnplicate for same
be Issued, read and ordered That, Upon pre-
sentalion OF n certificate from the city treas-
urer ~ the city secretary that said check Inns
not been paid, snid'city secretary 10 Issue u
duplicate therefor. ',t,u
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION, SCR0FULA,

0Css "C.
0SMUNS COD LIVER OIL-AyD LACrO
" Phosphate OF Line cures Con umption, Scrofu-
ia, Coughs and Colds, Asthna Hoarseness. Bron
ehit &c In Pm monary Consumption. this prep
aration far exceeds In efficacy any other remedy
combination Of remedies, ever employed In the
various scrof" lous disc SEES such external CLAN
pular scrofula diseases of the joints and spine ca
riour ulcers. ricketts, &c, the result has been most
gratifying. Id by druggists al 81; 4 bottles IS
CHARLES A. oSMUN. Chemist and Druggist
49, 9TH avenue, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-25

Sold by all Druggists at s1.oO ye- bottle. Manu-
featured by DIR KENNEDY. 10 warren street
Rnvhury Mass S-'"IV
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-25
WILSON'S
cARBoLATED COD LIVER OIL,

WILSON'S
cARBoLATED COD LIVER OIL,
As described fully in the inventors circular which
will be mailed, upon application. to any address
We cannot afford space TO tell tue whole story
here, to give the numerous certificates from en-
nent physicians aud well known citizens testiylng
to the absolutely wonderful results flowing from
this great discovery. SHice il to say. IL Is curing
thousands who supposed themselves to be at dea q
door. -
Wilson'S Carbola- edOil is scientifically prepared
with the purest Carbolc Acid, 30 combined az to be
| entirely harmless, with
! Sweet Norwegian Cod Liver Oh
from the celebrated fisheries al Aalesunu Norway
pronounced by physicians the most delicate, eiII-
| cient Cod Liver OIL III the world.
1t il easily taken, tolera ed by the weakest ston-
achs digests readily, never becom rancid, ana IL
almost entirely free from the usual dlsagreeaDle
characteristics OF Cod Liver Oil
! For every use of Cod Liver Oil Mr.. Wilson'S Ole
covery is o. the gre at st value. .
For the safe :--.-T--; adninlstra ion OF tarboiit
| Acid Mr. Wilson's me thod OF combining II with Coo
| Liver Oil is absolutely necessary.