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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

y Liverpool paper says The stagna-
ton in the business of the principal lines
OF steamships between Liverpool and
New York is almost unprecedented. 1t
WAS anticipated tfat the lowering Of
lreights would encourage emigration and
the hipment'of merchandise, but such is
not the ease. Several large steamships
have already been laid up, and thus. IN
stead Of the departure from Liverpool for
Canada and the United States being upon
the average Of twenty per week during
the SUMMER season, they do not amount
to more than half that number.'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

THE CuLbEsr NoyENNA> AND APR:Ls
FOR 50 YEARs.-rgyf. LOOMS. o Yale
College. has published the results Of his
examination Of the Meteorological Tables,
which have been carefully preserved at
Yale College for 9G consecutive years.
The last six months carry tAe palm. No
vember Of - and April Of n proving
the coolest months Of their names.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

planation of the =
brought from. the N
to this wonderful
men with goose qp
representing the alttiS
to investigate the phesJ
York Hroid has, as US,
in this matter. Thc-fAj
about it, and in one Of (
letters, asks "Havc We .
tain in our midst?' Al
we have never bcfoAi
newspaper mcn-ver3#|
nothing. Col. Ame5
strumentality which | ~
this pother, We hop =
plaiued, these writer's
rest. n
But we cannot closfy
saying to the New Y0a
money-bag coadjutors, t.
in persuading the Pres11
finance bill TO incrcG.)
medium, they Will yf1
eruption over the South
up feelings, far greater
tive to money kings, tn:
4 hundred Bald Mounta
Wi2m
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

WHAT CONSTITUTES, a MAN.-To be a
man, and 10 appear to be a n'sn are two
very different things, and yet, though
strange it may seem, there are few who
can distinguish the real from the false
the genuine from the bogus coin. But
there are many who choose and select the
counterfeit, because it appears to be more
dazzling to the eye. Such persons look
at the shadow, but no; the substance at
inc outward instead OF the inward. Many
appear to think if they wear tinc clothes
and put ON style, aud smoke their meer-
schaum, and theiv choice Havannas. and
occasionally sip the most costly wines,
they then have become men. We pity
such short-sigh,el beings; they have eyes
but sec not ears have they, but they hear
not, neither DO ,hey understand when
tqla that such L4l4its make them les tAan
We have many boys among US who have
grown up to the stature Of men, bat
they are BOYS still. One hundred and
sixty pounds of muscle and bone Go not
constitute man The swine often attain
that weight but they are not men. 10 be
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

reached 'tabs'' the digsES & FIorHEs.-Epe, G
mercc in Europe. mr: 'l'''S u
soup is considered SH'na wneFt
game has perhaps for ceS. ,h's
ted at 50 per dozen In the zen
province of Scindc, tho commissiSc,s
abate the rat nuisance, issued a proSa
tion giving three pence per dozen far~
tails. The catchcrs were permitted
keep the carcasses, no small ad6itioalv'
their profits. The emigration of rats, az
their multiplication are among tb| fo'
ties Of natural history. In Frar.- ,<hey q
computed to amount in number with 9th
rodents to over two thousand millions, AZ
their dcpredations, if estimated at only on
fifth Of an American cent each rat, won
amount to nearly four millions Of COLA
annually. The proprietor Of a sla;;;.. ~ =
house near Paris has trapped and !
over six thousand rats in one month,
one night he destroyed nearly three
sand. These rat figures are someth1
palling. They certainly far excee'
american experience, anl 4 is
carnc-tly hoped that the always laa,V
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Hamvdeh sieksco College

@ n - s5s,,s:: is.ss
Der 18th. 1873. -,
Iampden Sidney is Situated in Prince Ed,
ward County. Va, within few hundred
wards Of Union Theological Seminary aAd
seven miles from Farmyille the nearest depot
of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio kaIi-
road. The locality Of the College IL most
healthy, and the community around disiin-
guished for intelligence AMI piciy.
There is no Grammar or Preparatory school
connected with the College. II retains the
curriculum and the great aim OF It's teachers
il to secure thoroughness i'll the training ami
instruction of their pupils and thus L" pre-
pare them for professional studies or the ac-
tive duties of life.
The ordinary expenses of a student ex'ln-
sive of the cost of clothing. travelling and
books. are from S22j to $50 year.
For Catalogue and further Information ap-
nly TO REV. j. VI. L. ATKINSON.
Presidentl lIIampien Sidney College,
Prince Edward County, Va
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people are in the Eastern yates. but the
rcyersc IS true Of the Germs. The Nor
wcgiars and Swcies ncarl MI - West.
They are fine Girmcrs. II Canadians in
the United States are 70 Great degree
found in the iumLer, saw ail! and car
pcnter businc>s, thou@h any are to be
found III the shoe shops al factories Of
Massachusetts The taxasn jlo capia
is heaviest in the eastern -,atcs. because
moro eo-!ly internal i'm! yeme.ts are
going on there. ana in the entcrpri-
sing portions Of the We,tI'herc the in
hatitan's arc c"denvorio. various i'm
provrmcnt- to make the { ntry more in
viting TO settlers The 5, has Of late
madc great advance in tumemcing to
make corn. so that if her rop fails she
will not be left without reourcc>. The
other great corn gowin. region not
yet thoroughly known is lrge tract in
Texas
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

One of the gentlemen ps-.sat i!Sl
dash at lis ratship. and away he went,
icayins behind him the article lie lad
brought in his ..entA and which proved
to be i iiye dollars 2socno..' Whether
tie lat intended th:s Is 4 c,Mtribul,. 81
tie sufferers By the oycriiow, OF va. Lim-
self moving to avoid Tie cncroachins wa
tcgs. we are unable % .ay. bus certain it
is that he has not ye: ge;atned to claim
his property
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

W - s'AiF
las and West.
b, anany wise
md their cars,
|r newspapers,
The New
J,lecn foremost
canlc excited
1 issues in large
| burning noun
stupidity
keen ovinccd by
great ado about
@ innocent in.
srought about all
IN that it is ex-
81 let the matter
without
UcraM and its
: if they succeed
vct0ing tie
FA circulating
Soon witness an
tl West of pent
Id more destruc.
Nc eruption Of
q TT
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"'m my6a Journal.

CONDENSED STATS -Fevers kill
more chilren than adplt>4 or those who
die of constitutional disGl -consumntiop
the grcater portion arr between thirty
and forty years or -ass Diseases of the
digestive organs kill vcryImany children.
and accidents cause the Gath of a great
many more males than -tma,es. Small
pox takes on more chiidr and apoplcxy
and paralysis more grown lersons. More
die of consumption at II ano Of thirty
than at any other timsy life. Fewer
deaths occur in June Il n any other
month, and the most in 4 n and August.
More die Oh diseases ol inc respiratory
organs in the winter. lrE ,e most litter
ate portions Of the count .y-,mono the
negroes of the South-siltv nor cent Of
the Inhabitants cannot reaA or writc9 OF
the adult white male pi,jation in the
most iliterate portions IF ! q country FIVE
per cent cannot read or W., 'rho hest
educated portions of Ne'{ Fnri.ad are
Maine, New Halnpshircxl lS-mont. and =
narrow strip .thh .,,.e ,,d
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

The New Orleans i'icoyD.e sl,es I
story prominence Some time a.
the river was high and the guttfs
water, all enormous rat. grey v'h -
t;,. as IN alderman. cfawled com TIC
street gutter and rushed ito the 50
Nessrs. Morrison " Woodward, \
in his mouth something that IA =. .
,abQut uiA7sper. IIS>was tired
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NUMBER 10.

best practicable forpi of government
Thiers and Casimer pcricrc are leacers in
this branch Of the Assembly. Z
The Right is composed of the Lsgitir
ists.or Bourbons--the ultra. diving right,
white flag, Chambord monarchists.
The Right Centre represents the Con
--''''sa.iTe Monarchists Or Orleanists, gbD, )
IA favor constitutional monut7lh.5yf h.5yf-ae sLE
Conservative type.
Inc bonapartists are generally eisss
fed with the Right but there are,
'Qut forI.,fve GRITTY Of fthc'~ 40
Dn'e he deputies comprising til? gig.
;n T.s 73S, 723 Of wliom are
~; ~ lf"' and fifteen in is+e~ifrc
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30
We trust to the better world.

we trust to the better WORTH.
And there are Temperance men who
canlot be relied upon. If there pcct-
liar notions are not carried ont, II
everything is not done according to
their plan, they withdraw from the or
der, and us FIR as their influence reach
cs, which is not quite around the
worltl. is given against us. y negro
prcarlIcr was defending rcyiyaiS Of re-
tiyirl. lie said in the Spring the iiv.
rr ri.rs Sweeps over both shores. and
bears away aIl me rubbish it touches.
When the waters S,uhsi'lr, You find
among the 'l,hi'iS along the ban r. "iIrrr
and there Il sound log. Tine tide il;
irpl wl.a; it has been here. but We have
il "" ., many sound :. logs :: :.
ln!rmpcrlnrci< one Of the gian; evils Of
the time. Ilowm intellect lhas been
wasted by it. Byron. who Sllonc 50 bril-
Iiam,ly in the literary world. diet "f 4
drunken deEaMril at MiS$alonshl.
Sheridan. whose magnificent rInulrncc
c'onlIr"i!c,l the praise "fiI!r ''ritt!>! Par
Iiamrn!. went down to Il 'runkarl :
crave in SORROW and poverty. Drink
ing uhscurcl the spIcndi, "clluS ii
Charles Fox. Thomas Campbell. whose
Thought is immortal. ,lirI III inter I'M
fcciliry. Edgar Allen Poe. Whose
"Eayrn and ".Anna Bell Ice" will he
READ while the language lives. was cut
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State. to which the Rev. j. r. Johnson,
&. v. Chaplain, responded in Il few
appropriate remarks. After remarks
b. other gentlemen. the meeting wills
closed with the bcnc'liction BY Rev. j.
I. Johnson.
The temperance star. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1874-1874, 1874-11-30

". A. EArM.iE:HHi:,
II. ". STEWART.
The Ioilrwin" Telegram wa> received
from the Grand Lodge Of Fir.:ir,ia. in
session ut Harrisburg:
The Grand Lodge Of the odd Dominion ,rn!,
lrarrrlla greetings To her sister iiranl l.nl:,c
If West Virginia. All i we'll.
". j. l'uINr>. q. ". {. +.
&. u. l!AwXnrE-r, Il. vs..
On motion "i' v. \. StrckIrr. i!Ii>
Grand I.ndgc returned greetings To sis
ter Grand l.olgc "f Virginia.
On motion nt' Geo. \. Flmlin@ ;hc M.
written work of the Order WAS rxcini'ii-
Irtl by the &. ". {. 7.
On motion of Geo. \. I'lmiin:. the
election Of officers WIS lna'lc the Iir>t
business for the afternoon >,$Si"n
On motion the Grand Lud 20 pro-
crclc, to the election Of representatives
to ri. Worthy Grand I.nigr.
!. II. XrvrIy. ". 7. Lewis, Geo. \.
I'lnding. Y. \. StrirIlcr. !. 7. John
sun. J. l'rcutrl. We're nominated.
j. r. Johnson and W. 4. Stricklrr.
receiving the maiority Of all the votes
cast. were declared duly elected repre-
Scn,alivcs to X. ". &. Lodge, and leo.
\. F'Ioling and Mrs. X. \ Silcott were
chosen altcrnatcS.
On motion Of Il. II. Buck. the l.ru"c
proceeded to fix upon the place for hnl-
din. the next session.
El!enboro being the only place PIT
in nomination.. on motion. the Grand
Marshal wa> instructed to east the vote
Of the t;ranl l.od.c for Ellrnborn.
Tn motion of v. \. Stricklrr the fee
for in<titutin- lodges waS CHANGE!
from $40. to 81.
y communication from Edward. i.
Temple. Of North SomcryiIIr. Mass,
in reference 10 visiting West Virginia
during the coming winter. for the plr-
pose Of lccturing on the .>uLirr; Of
Temperance. waS received and referred
to the Executive Committee.
On mntinn nt v. \. Slricklrr. u >pr-
cial committee WIS appointed "n the
>uhIcc ui the organization Of Juvenile
Temples.
The report on Political Action VIZ
read and on motion. laid OH the table.
Adjourned to meet at ! clock.
AFTEKNmN Session.
The t;rand Lodge WAS called t" "r'lrr
al | !! clock. by J. II. XrvrIy. Il. &C..
7. and nlcncl with the usual rrrrm"-
nir<.
The minutes Of the morning session
were read and approved.
THE report Of the committee upon
the difficulty between q. &. Chase and
tiuinlar" 1t" &c WIS rc;'l AMI adopted
which is is follows:
WHEREAS. q. q. tia-r. Late State deputy.
and " nrnInr al (ui,rla"" l.'"'.''. M. -. !.
%. q. T., has taken lnrrihl. and rnwarrantr,i
Ir,->,'>-i"n al I;rand l."-r property. Il. we'll It.
the property ri tluinlarn Lodge. M. "a. an:
I,ii-,.- la surrender TIM said property: AMI.
WHEREAS. .. q. t'iIa-r has -h"wn Il WIN! nj
principle and devotion iu our rau-, 10y hi: Al
tempt tn ,li>rnr, luiniarn I."l=r; ami.
WHEREAS, lie Ila. violated lIi> solemn obi,
.,ii"n IL "ur nrlrr lv "l-,na,rly refusing /"
,hrv the lawful orders u! "nr Grand Worthy
Thief rrmplar: therefore. he it
RTsHra. That u. q. chase he expelled. and
that WI r,rolnmcml his expulsion by Quimlar
l.mIgr, No. 3ri.
Respectfully submitted,
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W. \. SrHI''kI.I:E.
". j. Lewis.
T.. j. KNIGHT.

/ MI. " f. Er,.,,,I [, X 4 y
&C.. " "a:
y. \ Strlr"ir". t.. y: -:
!. =. Rav"ncr"ft. &. v. i.
| The "n,nni;trr nn i'uli.icai Action,
,,.,Ir H.. r,il,y.ir.r r,.ro., wh;.l, w,s
. 'I",t IT, ' '''
y,nr .,r,.;.d r,m,,;,,c,. &, ro,;,;.,, >,,io,
wou!I re-. !vrtlnliy Report: - That i, j. the
;""n! l." ':''y "' Good I'c;np!ar, !" support
none nit ''I"i"'r'"y'' t'"" i"r r'':cF 'T''r''
;a;,, or .''',i'' ";:i,'; ''a' ! j. me- 'E'
,yi.,.,n In,. To-, :. i, I;.,n.r l,w ., ,i.. S,.t.
". T. I.rw!..
lrSry ErI"Sr,
g: y. fL""iH.
". y. S':;'N;Ei:,
go, - y: @''.,f'
. The rrp"r! IN .iHrcnIi" lrnvIar>
vas rra,!. and. ~ motion. alnp,rt:
Your -;....;aI cnuri..r,. :F,a.l.,rI t., tas,r
action will! r..arl - ,.r. Order al .Iuvrrii.
T,m,,...,, i... leave To- report. ! Tina, We la.
licvr the institution rt jryr;,:i, Band, ;n,ou.Il-
"rl, our Sat" w"HIi b. a.: i:",;ma',;r value,
no, nrir /" ar us.i,.r. !,u, 90 ia" Temperance.
iau.~. generally. :! T;iai this i:ani Lodge
ur-,' i, ~ .iu;" r'i"'n every hodge within IL
jurisdiction To IL" every nrt:;r. i" establish
"f II"'' lrmr!'';" "'F:' ""'!v' '''r'F ''i';'".
''l nu,i'". :" = .nlr
''''''''''' - 49," T. H. Hrry.
Il. NJ. >rmcElEr,
W.T.; LEWIS.
On m";i"". ;hr ''fa!nl in'l-c pro-
crc'I"' /" ''rr' Il '|'''c '>'';'''';I''i'r"'
!"t .'N'"il!c Ecm!Iar>:: John II; |rIc;
l., hUjlIr the tJulr ugi,IIlirr, i,D' AlaISlIl
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.lErERNnnN SESSION.


The Grand Lod &c WAS called to order
by John II. XrvcIy. G. W. {. T.. and
opened with llr usual ceremonies.
Thc minutes Of the morning session
were read and approved
The committee on distribution made
the lo!"wim. report which WAS, on ln"-
ton. a;l"I,'",l:
Imrr COMMITTEES. On Distribution would res
p,rli,Illy summit the following report: That
The ~. "a. ii and Iih parts ri the q. ". C..
r. report n, rr;,rrr Ia committee "n State III
the order the 9TH In referred Ia Il committee
an Appeals, the 9TH c REFERRED 10 committee "n
Political Ariirn. anil the 9TH with the entire
REPORT Of the Il. ". :. br referred - rummiltr
on Finance.
Respectfully submitted.
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% D.t Y.
iInENINti SESSION.

WUENINT SESSIlN.
The Grand l.o,lgc was called order
by john II. Xcycly. G.. ". t.. +. and
opened in due form.
Tie journal IF last session ~ real
AMI approTc'l.
The following rclmri Oh the State Of
the Order was read and. Oh n"i"n "a
". l.. Mctirrgnr. WAS atl"ptcG:
W.. y"nr r"nminc, would report thai We
heartily concur in all lie Suggestions rnnlai;n'i
in the report "i ;hrti. v. {. T.. am'I -irs.e-,
ihat lie l;raml l."l.r take >rri uI"a-ury- ~
will, in 'Irrir :'Iginvn:, !r-l secure tiI'-r i'm
rr'Trn'nI-.
n..,.u.r.nllr ..,ii,rl:ff,.l
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On motion. Il cuniniltr on Political
Action was appointed. consisting "f H..
y. Sharp. j. i'rru,cl. l.. j. Knight, and
T. IT. Buck.
Communications from Il. ". &. H.,
Col. J. j. Hickman and ". = Roberts.
Of ;ran,l l.ol-c or Ncbra<k were read
and. on motion. placcd on file.
Tn motion Of u. \. Slricklcr. }. /.
johnson and j. Frcutcl were appointed
Il committee to wait upon the officials
nr Langley Lodge and rrqnr>l them /"
surrender their charter.
The condition of tluinlaro Lodge
WIS taken up aH'i. "n motion "f ". A.:
s:rirkIrr. the Il. v. ). wa< instructed
tn furnish said lodge with supplies ami
To grant Them Il new charter
j. /. .Iuln>un WIS aplmlntcd Il com
,nit,cr Of one To wait upon q. q. Chase
and ask him tn deliver up 10 QuIn'ar"
l.mlgr the supplies belonging I" that
Iml ~ III his poSSrSSI"n.
On motion. 4 committee WaS al'-
pnintr,I consisting. ID v. \. StrickIcr,
". +. Lewis and +. J. Knight. t" draft
resolutions If crllSurr upnn q. Il.
CIrasr i;r his r"nur, towards
l}tiindain Lodge and. also, his diSobr-
drncr "t Inc orders Ut the &. v. {. !.
On motion. Il committee of five were
apIminlc,l on mileage. consisting Of v.
/. Lewis. !. i. trnuch. +. {. Ravens
r:rf,. II. y. Mcfarland Il. \. SiIr"ll.
The lInur having arrived. the Grand
L.pd.r adjourned la lnrr: tr-ln"rr"w
morning at . clock.
RECEPTION.
According /" artInInrrn"H;. pn"'
lir reception WI. given ~ the Grand
l.ml:tr hy r:lar!?>I"n Loot -. M. 90. in
the ryrniu-. nj l!ir State 81. VI. l..
Church. The mrring MAS "I~u"I
with prayer. b.: Res. !. &. :'idrh"tl"m.
and ,i:,.;;!. b. .Er u. t.. t'hnrrh rll II.
after which tie Rev. ". VI. AlullcniN
delivered all able AMI eloquent a'l'lrc<>
Of welcome To the Grand l."'lg OF
Vest Virginia /, the capital Of the
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.\i.jourllc,l 10 | :. "cl"cI!.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-25
Read This:

COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
mESsRS j 4 c. MAGUIRE, st Louis, Mo. Gen
tlamen:-The undersigned. having known you for
and observing the effective action of your remedies
for whatever recommended, wish to bear voluntary
evidence tothe efficacy OF you irst and in opin
ION best preparation, "MAGU.kE'S CUNDUkAN-
GO BITTEkS." Ii is all that you claim for ii
Alternative, purgatiye, depurator and duretc, acting
specially upon the liver, blood, kidneys and bowels
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayo, who adds: i have
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
hayeeyer used
MILES SELLS. State Insurance Commissioner,
who adds: 81 endorse the May or I o2 mon
Tuos RifuEsoN sH LEFiINN,
pros White Lead & Oil ofiDeiin u itand Powder
90 TO.
~ 70 uousE CuAS D. G.,NTER,
prom ST Louis Cube. Gh'mn Dem Cent,
W E WAGNER, T. q. FUlsGESON.
CLERK Probate Court. jerks oi Mo Dem
BkITTAlN A. HILL, HENRY !. MUDD,
Attorney al Law Late City & County Ass T..
BLOOD, FRANK VALE,
Late PTest. b TIN Ms. savings elk. CourI CrimiRs
NORMAN j. coLMAN, I'm. CHAMBERS,
Pub. hurai Home Pres. But " ROY. -.ank.
4 j. HAltTNETT, E y q EENRO ID.
Late City Collector rer M
tiuS Walsh, b. ii
Architect of shrytcss.S
T .SSDhEWS. " LAY.
of doody Michael 4 ca offiay .iial:neIikaati'
HEaJN BAKNuM iAAitss itfss
oi BarHlnn snNet
AHA many ,,iiers Hnierotls - a4,-ttittsii
} Il T. MAUI l..
( sole propr ietor
/ ,rice 75c per nottI. - L@"'s
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-25
l25I|HaI|!|l9l

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE PERFECT CURE IN
THE WORST FORMS of Piles, two to i've bottles In
CANCER. CATARRa. K1pREY DISEASES. and all dis
eases OF the skin, aud the greatest Blood Purifier
ever discovered. Entirely vegetable. request all
to send o me and take Lack their money in all
cases of failure. None for Is years h. d FOWLE,
chemist, Boston, and Montreal Sold throughout
the world. 81 bottle. Send for Clreula of aston
ishin Cures.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-25
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOU'VE MEN from the efects
of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed New
method of treatment New and remarkable rene
dies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
gelOpes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Sonth
Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Institution
having a high reputation for honorable conduc'
and professional skill. 2-9d&w5m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-25
IMPERIAL GRANUM,
THE GREAT MEDICINAL FOOD.

This Justly celebrated DIETETIC Preparation is,
in composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from the White Winter Flint Wheat Cereal. solid
extract, the invention of an eminent chemist.
1t has not only been highly recommended but
cer.ifet to by large number of CHEM rs and
acknowledgements a very high degree of
medical slience-as the
Safest, Most Acceptable and Reliable Food
for the growth of Infants and Children, and for
Mothers lacking sufficient nourshment for their
offspring.
Unlike those preparations made from animal or
vinous matter watch liable TO stimulate the
brain and rriate the digestive organs it embraces
in its elementary composition
tn AT WHICH MAKES STRONG BONE AND MUSCLE,
That which makes good Flesh and Blood
That which is easy of Digestion-never
consripati =,
That which is kind and friendly to
the brain,
And that which acts as preventive of those Intes-
final disorders incidental to childhood.
| Aud while it woald be difficult to conceive OF
anything in Food or Dessert more creamy deli
cious, nou ishing and strengthening an
| ament in
Ferers, Pulmonary Complaints, Dyspepsia,
REGISTRATIONS OF THE sAsTEM,
OR GENERAL DEBILITY,
its rar, medicinal excellence in all Intestinal Dis
eases especially in Dysentery, hronc Diarrh9a
and Cholera Infantum has been incontestibly pro
ven. See circulars for testimonials. Sold by drug
gists generally and at the Wholesale depot by
earle g. STRONG,
1SdmWf1y 153 Water street, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-25
npEeLALrNoTlcES.

DR.. sharps Specific cures DYSPEPSIA, Liver Com
plainl, Constipation Vomiting Of Food, Sour Stom-
ach, Water Brash, Heartburn. Low Spirits, &c. In
stinate cases. Sold by drue gsls generally. Depot
l4j Eighth street, New York. Circulars mailed on
application, Sold BY ETH D@hler- Ill 3d&w6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-25
CARY'S LIVER PILLS,
The Great Indian Vegetable Blood Purifier.

The Great Indian Vegetable Blood Purifier.
SUGAR COATED by process that preserves them
in any climate yet renders them perfectly FL
soluble.
No Calomel or Mercury in thcse Pills The ae-
tive principle being Mandrake or May Apple. in
com hination with other valuable and well known
Vegetable Ca hartics, 5feas v.ttss.EEe,5 I -.
Children can take these Pills with perfect safety,
in doses varying with the age and constitution.
CARTS SOLUBLE INK POWDER, Tor Schools, OH
ces, Travelling Agents, and al. wanting an Instant
ami always Ready Ink. One box, which can be
carried in the pocket, will make a pint of Best
Black Ink In i've minutes. Sl25 per doz. boxes
81 35 b. mail. DIR. Il. u. o. CARY.
| 2-6dmwf&w6m GAINESVILLE, o.