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O'clock, and u Jury Of his peers thought
he owed the cily sll, which he paid,
aud thou TOOK an appeal
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TEXAS AID PACIFIC,
LIST or LETTERS.

Below Is the list Of unclaimed letters re-
mining in DALLAS posoilicc May z, 1874,
Parties calling lul the same VIII plCuSr shy
"ndyertiscd,' and rive date list, Such Of
them rs rcnnin In the onIcc unc0llcd lor Gt
the end Of four weeks win De sent 10 thr
dead letter oillor,
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR sSALIc.
"Crutchncid House,

II the city of Dallas, N offered at private
ale. For terms, inquire of
GEO. W, BAYLOR, or
JAs. O, CRurCIFlELD.
Dallas. Nov. %. 1919. .iJdlf
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Groceries.

Bacon Cicaisides lli9c; Breakfast lie;
Hams, cunvnssed, ii@l7c; Hams, sugGr-cured,
Zoe.
Prime zoe; Choice soc; Golden syrup Soc; silver
Drps SIC
sugar lin barrels per pound: Fair l0c;
Prime Nc; Choice l2c; yellow clarified he;
white clarified l&cPowdrrCd l5c;CruShcd ~.
Fish ,MackereD: No. !, half barrel, so; No.
g hnlt barrels 81; No. /, kits s. No., RitSS2 80
Tobacco, per H. J)gs5c.
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From the frigd zones OF the north TO the
torrld zones OF the south, the great cry Is,
giNe me T., 4, L.,
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Apples green ~ barrel 81 O0lsa Oo dried
z u lie: Lemons, a box 10 40; Ornnpcs q
box 81 20; Figs, new . b 2Oc; ltai,ius, IN
layers, 4 box, new 4 %; Dried cuwants
Xintc, i ID, new ljc; Turkish pruucs nnw
u 10 lSc; AlmOnas, soft shell, = IN 2SC; Filharl>
new +, ID zoe; Walnuts, a ID 2St, Brazil nuts
4 he l5c; Peanuts, 4 II l2i4e; Cranbyrries, q
barrel SIS; Cocoanuts, q 100 $40 OJ@l2 10; Fine
fancy candy, :, b 2j@5jc; PecanS, q bushol
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Nlan REM ARR.
Ton s'r:i 81 E,i.a.

Board at Kingdoms Restaurant 81 % per
week. 6gllw
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MorHERs Are not Your little ones subject
to that distressing complaint, Whooplng
Cough, and when suffering how can it be
cured" \ thousand certificates prove that
M0rsden'S Pectoiul Balm will relieve and
cure every ease. For sale by all druggists.
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$500 REWARD.


Board Mt Kingdoms Restaurant 81 OO per
week. U0dlW
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DOCK PRINTING-we make a speciality
- Of Book and Pamphleti Work at the
Herald Office, = ~ -
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival ana Departure 81 Trnins ~
nnlIna,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
Arrives
From the South (mall and CNpIUssl,. G'.O u. ~,
From the NuUh lmnil and cN prr,Slp hiA T., IN,
Mixed train, Suutn,,...,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, 200 u, ~,
Mixed Train, NOrth"o,,,,,,,,,,",,,,, l'H a. M
TEXAS AID PACIFIC,
Leaves, Arrives
Mali ana Express, .,.n,,,lpu I'm, ll;Ap, IN.
Mixed TWinn,,,..,..,.,.,,,9.llp u, m, 500 u, m,
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piNANclAL AND COMMERCIAL,

OrrloFogImpAm4- llfnAml
Sins 70 lhii
Tho depression Ia huani Ip orrlH ruN'
tines, Ne have no mnlrriRl rNau4' 20 Foe
porl ia liguns, Thr following ave iua latest
quulutiunM
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$3.50 gss2H ARD.

Board at Kingdoms Restaurant 81 90 per
week. GuIw
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For Sale.
Three good residences IN this city. Imme-
diate possession given.
i5p-ctf STEAGALI, a co.
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CLEAN upi CLEAN upi'

Soy tha health onicar, luy your disiomcl'
ans imm
,l.m no HOsKlNS,
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HlNInn E-LLLna.


Nullu'nn''u''''f''''''''H''''!l W. 4"
nilNrrrr'rr''''''uu''ur''lNu 4" "'4
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effect produced by using Bneaud Lightning
Hair Dye.
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English Female BillrlN, TINT famous iomnlr
medicine, hns become u hyrNutd among Qul
people, hnd muuy relieved ladies bless nr
DtumpunIc for itsintrnuurllOn,
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Coffee nn,; Ten.
FRUITS, MAJ. nna CONTEMPORARIES.

Rio, common, 4Sr; Eatf ia good, zoe; Prime
to choice, SOC; o. q. Java, Ste Ten, per ID, SaA
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Tin: IC l0xli, charcoal, per box Sl7 70: TX
l0xli, charcoal $40 W; nc, l2Xl2, charcoal
81 On; IC, charcol, liX20, SIS 80; IN, charcoal,
lix2n, so ~; IC, lIx21, roofing SIG -; &c, 2Ox
~, sAO W; block tin q n soc; sheet zinc n N
l5c; Pig lead 4 h loo; Copper bottoms r II,
soc; Sheet iron 26x27 z N l2%c; Solder extra
refined 2 n S3c; Galvanized IRON in full bum
dies 2 n 20c: American Russia = ID S0c.
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Geld Pens. BLANK Books, Etc,

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Clark, Bryan * Blake.
, 1874-12-14
GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA.

awrs1,sa cm,Sors ~ r,1r ,,ss.nrvrwr
So" .,..".. - 81. ...- A.,
o"aep'nH changes ~ tho Hanasenaht u 1ne
Great Western Railroad OF Canada have just
boon made, as will DO soon by tho following gcn-
cra} order issued by Mir. Hugh Chjldore presi-
oon' " sAo 4''A'' - ,., -,
n, nr,,o. ~. a,, :,os unI rsc: y IT,;
missioner " Of the ossat Wcstsrn Iawny coun,y mJ,-
AiI communications for tue General ,oycr lie 10
January next.
Mr. Joseph price retres from the ecryice and will
cease to act III General anasor on tho 1st Of January
aeHt: ,,,r,r .,,,r,, fro, ~, ~.r,,,c, mn, ,.,,,
bo sueceoeeti on tho same dao by Mr. Androw WAT
milwaukee, Railroad Company.
Mr.. Joseph aIotcaf having vacated tho Office OF
Treasurer, all eomnnncatons for hts dorArnent are
to 10 addressed .Ine Ac.,nG treasurer" untla per-
n'Aleht Hplo'A'tne'' ~ ntaoe.
, 1874-12-14
THAT IEN-ElLL!0M DEFICIENCY.

Speaking Of The deficiency OF $1,000, 900 In
tho accounts OF tho Northern Pacific Railway,
tho Cincinnati ConsDeercialundogtakcs to account
for some Of it US follows:
A very largo portion Of tho ten millions waa
used in bribiug newspapers. The religious presH
got large slice Of thiH rancid fat. Tho cditori-
nj columns Of tho Aewspnposa and tho money
departments were purchased, that they might be
used in t!ecoiviug tho pooplo al to tho value Of
tho road There wero many cases Of thB kiud,
tho most notorious and migrant, perhaps, boing
the Nov FORK Independent. 1t docs not suom
impossible that few pious Congrossmen, rs
well "a able editors. may have boon 'intorest-
ed )" and then tlero wore expensive laborB In
Europe in attempts to place bonds, and bonds
were sold to pay tbo interest on other bonds,
and to pay running expenses on the roads, and
TO make improvements in Duluth and alung tho
limo OF the road. Percentages were also allowed
to tho agouts for tho Hale OF tho bonds.
, 1874-12-14

| Lf7NCt
MEETING or THE HOARD OF 4nuarEEa.
Thu Trusteoa met in session ut tho usual tt1nc
..,,1 .,,.aa qat,ran,. ,ft,r,,na,, nrnsort pro,,-
@nu prneu o"sataay a1tetnuon a T,,.n.aa.
uont Iaoor supervisor Col'hati' nno 4f"bteea
DEnluaan and Alulrhcad.
Tho Clork reported to tho Board that ths
newlv-olootoa Trustoe MIRA. u. Conlit, Ind taken
~ c,th -, ,nlco ~, ,,oa nrcsont At ,ho lo.t
'lo oa'n ~ o,aeo, ".' ~, ,,.',sA w ''ss
meesinE Of tiio Doafd at: Ao' montgomery
tendored Ills rnalgnation, which tho
Board Mt first beefnod Reluctant
to accept. but Mt tho urgent soliclta-
tion Of Mr.. Montgomery hinlso!f, did ao-
cept 1t. Tho cal,He hssignod for Ills resignation
was that Ills business, 1cing Mt present very on
give him si1no to attend TO lfs duties as Town
Collector properly, AMI. III caso hi8 resignation
wns not acceplcd, ono OF tho two 1nuat sutfor
from non-attension..
At thu same meeting, on motion Of Mr.. A1nir-
, 1874-12-14

lnnd-grnnta, including tho rolling stock, build
ings, and othor appurtonancoB, waro Holtl unuer M
tcctec Of foreclosure OF mortgage Of .5u0, !.
goo. giyon to Chnrcn ", Huntington and Samuel
II. Gookfn, TrusteoH.
Tho rond waB sttuo1s OF to Mr.. Sl,attnok, Who
represented tho hondholdors, for $50 600. Tho
ia1lu-erant OF 9D9,00u actcs moro or loss, WAS
tl1ol' o1nred and wRH bought for 50, 600, ty Tho
sntne, partioh, Mr.. Shattnok, on behalf Of tho
bondloldors. Htatod that ho camo thoro repro
Bcntitg tho .e'1t!ro bonded interest In tho cor
poratton. !lo asslred tlloao preaent thnt tho in
tcresta OF nlI tho houtlhollore should bn pro-
tectod. lie also stated that a company would ne
onco 30 organIzod for tho purpose Of proceeding
With tho construction OF tho road,
TEAAOHA1..
There Ia hardly any doubt that Mr., G. ".
Smith, lato Genorul Manager OF tho Indianapolis,
Bloomington & Western. will huccood III, j. O.
A. Dean ms Qonoral Ffoight AEcnt Of tho U,toa-
90, Burlington & Quincy Railroad. Mr.. Bean
retires Jan. !, md will again romoyo to tho
Eaat as tho Enstern Agent of tho road.
, 1874-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS,

THE PENNSYLVANIA Road TO RUN TO EoRToN.
4 movement III Oh foot to extend tho limo OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad to Boston, thus trans-
forring tho Eastern aud Northern terminus of
that line from New York to tho former city.
Tho project LaB been in contemplation for year
or two but now II il beginning to tako practical
shape, and it Is probable that. during the COM
ing spring, tue enterprlBo will be carrlad out. and
that through freight md passenger trains will
bo run in and out OF Boston under tho auspicoH
OF tho Pennsylvania management. This pro-
posed now limo inyolYeB tho construction Of only
is miles Of now road. together with tho bridg-
lug of tho i1ndson at PoughkeepHlo. Ftum
Rostoa Ros ths S,w rG'!s H.,,n ~ @ 9yog s ts w Sr
mantio, thence 10 Hartford over t|lo
Hartford, Providence It FlshkIl ltond, and from
Hartford to puughseepHio sin llio CONNECTICUT,
WesEern Il pougllkeopsio nnd EaHtorn lluala.
Horo bridgo is to be hnllt over tho Hudson, q
charter for which a,realy exatH, and thou, aftor
tho construction Ut III ,nles Of road over L. Lowell
country to placn known as Flno Bush. tho now
limo by tile Iehnsylrnnln route III reAlized. Tho
nbout 35UD,0u0, an4 tie time occupied will 10
about xix months Work, it ia understood, will
DO commenced nt onco. ana il tho roud III lu-
iaised beforo tho bulge, tho trains Will bo taken
across tho Hudson ut pouglkeepBio By MEANS Of
largo buatH tho sumo III thp6a OIL which tho DoH-
toM t. Now York Shore Lno trains aro carried
aurosa tho Thames liver ~ Now London.
JOHN W GARRETT.
hlr. John ". Garrett haH just boon re.olootad
p,oal1ont Ut the Dalilnuto l. Ohio ltallroad Con-
tus,y for tho Boventuonth tule. An utfor pf ill.,
crouae.! halnry from tho nominal 81, 900 Il yoar
received BY Dir. Gar1ett, while tho halurleh Ut
other railroad proHidansa range from $40, 900 to
&i0, ,UUO \ year, was dccllueh, Mr.. Garrett
stimulating onlY that he Should 10 rul!oYei Of
mhny Of tho details now degolyed upon tho Yice-
pregidenta OF tue ruad.
LITTLE nouH FonT gM1ru.
ftt1a 1loe1r b Enrt nuilrond nud ita
, 1874-12-14

An Intllan correspondent Of the London Tines
writing about the identity Of the alleged Mana
sahib baYs "Dr Tlessidor, who attended tho
Naua professionally, recognizes nothing in tho
prjhonor at uil like Mana Buhlb, and tho prisoner
himself, after having made confession, says
tnat all he sad was Under tho influence ot bhang
hnpau.l, but With tho oifoct Of opium. oneo
5l:od cyuly chamber Of Hix-cl,atnbcrcd Colts
ruyolyer oyer man drunk witt. bhang, mud
could not awake h,tn. A gentleman tells mo
On tho roafi IL often inagnltled to tho slzo OF i
huge ro,icr sud eoons difficult barrier ta pass.
10 atBo. il, tla caHo Of water. Hmall pool IL mag
nitod into la'so. It. will ba soon how conyonl-
ont plea bta's il tor my eet,oT acanst q
I,n wua falling buck OF, lila safest aEd best safe.
guard"
, 1874-12-14
THE CITY.
THE VETERANS ORGANIZE.

MEETING Of THE BOtnlkRe oF 1ofV'
Those Of thu soldiers wlo sofroh IN the army
Of Emperor William during the French Maf OF
1s7O-1s71 who have aiuco engratcd tu Chicago
hold mcoting yesterday afternoon Ut tho anaoon
corner Of Filth nyenuo and Randolph ssroot' for
tho r,lrpoao Of forming socioty for tito purpose
Of relief and to hayo annna! reunions, TO TINT
tiov might become acquainted with each other.
About ,if.y l,attted SCARED warrtnrH Wcro 1fcs-
mt. Tho Meeting was orRnulzed will Mr, 20 90
,o,t EchtonRor nB Chairman tro te'li.. h1lu. aif.
Albert MoininEer NJ SectatNry.
Tho Chairman. aftor stating the object OF tho
meeting. hoped TINT oyegy hero of sednn no" III
lilo CITY would bccumo member ot thn s9eietY;
lie nsheh those prosont ~ cone 1ofwaFn, ~! ~"
enroll themselves NJ mtn,EcrH Ahoat thiEss-
eight signed thcir HANGS to TIN roll
hlr. Henry ScHmdt moved TINT tno veteta.n ~
tho Wnr with Denmark IN 1SGi. alia "lth Austfla
In 1866, bo nlso invited to become meinbor oi Lug
now Society. llc osfsncd thht tsiey ~ nha
smiled Gcrmnn blood. aud tIat t3cfmah nohor,
Gcr1nan unity, and Get,natl right ucnaieaca
that tEey MI In united inso one common bnha OF
brothers, Alter several others had hpoken, tho
motion Of Air. Ect,lnE1t was adopted. On mn,
tiou. 1t r;ns decided thaf every member nlaon1a
pay tue Chairman tho a'1n OF ~ eohth IT, ollee'
3ur the 1.urnuso ct tnf'aylng expenses.
Tile following Committee ~ns tfsah aFpoltca
to rrcrnrc n tu.at.tuhnn a.u bylaws, ana re-
mort next Suutlay afternoon: Max heinol';, Ajax
Ecl,unvlo,,, and It. n EregentZ.
Tho n.ectrng tliena atjoursed.
, 1874-12-14
GENERAL NEWS.

Tho far held under th3 aunpiGes Of St. Mnry's
Catlol:s Church (Tho Kav. Father Noonan), at
south Side Turner Hall, corner Of Van Dnran
Rcd Clark htraetH, waB uttouded by all immense
n6Bcsnblage of people Saturday ovcnng, and Inns
proy en thus far ono Of tho most sNcceesful Of
tho season. It will bo continued during the woek.
George Spencer, OF No. 50 West Madison
,trcet, died very suddenly Of heart-diseaao aIont
B o'clock yestotday morning. llo WIS appar-
emily we'll vixen lo went to bed tho night before,
pnL Qroaa at o'clock tool; n drink Of water. aul
lay down una died. Deceased Tns ono OF tho
pros,retois of aAirtnH,.1lfactpry at thu ABOVE
mentioned piace. lilo leaves t. w!to and children
In England.
Darbnra. Smith, IN inmate OF house Of III
lame ut No. l2t Pacitic nyoaue, attempted sui-
eide Inst evaaing, about o'clock, by taking u
half.ounce Of ls;itlanuIn. Ia ect was discover
ed, md DR.. Bliss was cal1et, and applied tho
ua.lal remedies. Flo ntateR that rhe Will recover.
Tho cnuse 0! tho attempt ia saia to 10 2 lack Ut
Intention on tho part IT Freuchy" Sweeney.
iho GLOVER" Of thu woman.
Tat OI.eary made q snur1crong aaBaNlt upon
Darnay McCou!oy as j o'clocis yesterday inorn-
Ing. The Inter is brothor-ill-aw Of the former,
auu was quietly IoposnE i'll his noodo ut No. 30
Hunt hs:oet, When rnS, armcd with broad-ax.
smashed tho doors aud windows in, aud
had tho ugly weapon nplifted over l5arney' \
head. with the intention af cl,npping- Off
that important attaehtnont, When Mrs:
0'Loary ha=cd him, and prevented
tho bloT. The n0iae and cries for police at
tracted OGlces Wulf wllo crrested tho yie,ons
Tut, and locked hi1n up in the aladison Street
Station. The ptiHoner'a motive for tho assnu!t
raelnh to have been dcn:re to cntor the house
for tho, purpose Of turning Mcoonloy out-of
doors. tho !nttor having tented tile Louse Of his
brother-in- -law, md dihpu:ed hs right to cntar
It for such unlawful purpnaea. lnstico scully
VII examine into tho matter this morning.
, 1874-12-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Mr.. Colbult's lectura before tho Atilouoim
OIL tho "IrAneit OF Venus" will be given TueB-
dav evening, not Tonight, an previously nn-
nounccd.
Tho ministers will hold n praycr-nocting at
thu Methodist Church Block at q p. M. to-day.
Al! the cloGKymen Of Chicago and vicinity are
invited to meo. and pray for sroyiyal Of religion
in this city. The ney. Z. ?. Goodwia, D. D.,
ri lend tho meeting.
IL! members ot Company a. Tiras Regiment
, 1874-12-14

to atlond iho regular company mooting ni,d drill
thia evening at tho Artuury. NJ businoas of
apacInt Importance will be brought before tho
company.
4 meeting will 10 held at halr-tast 9 =. m. to-
day. at tl,e Methodiet Church Block, ly thu South
Union, for lilo purpose Of rcosgantztng for moro
onlcie.it labor. All aticB Of tho sonth Silo.
whether Aorototoro specially Interested In tho
temperance work ar not, arc earnestly urged to
le prosgnt.
, 1874-12-14

IIntnas Dros'. Pianos.
Prices e1cuu.luyly reasonable,
Waeru1ted lrat-clukH In quality,
Tcralr, $50 cash balaucc. SIS monthly.
Heud's Te,npla OF Music, o. Van Uurtn street.
, 1874-12-14

Kingsford'a 0nwego Starch
Is uned in ul thu principal manufactures ot accu aud
die goosls throughout Europe mud Amrrea. M prop
aratIon yet discovered gives Mne flush III tho
silver Gloss Htarch, Hatlo by Mls. Kisasionp, 1t
QaWego.
, 1874-12-14

und pearly teeh ucturu's "rcd whito, mud bus."
Eyes aud ipa aro as Eelyea made them, but II tho
teeth ore not white, you can mako them 60 NTH Fra
grant Ho1plont.
, 1874-12-14
FOREIGN.


MISCELLANEOUS
King Ka1akauu arrived in Washington Saturday
morning. md WAS handsomely received,
senatorB Logan and Alorton,ssl other Repub-
licanB favorable to imitation, hold consultation
Friday uight to decide upon q course to pursue.
NorhIng totnlto IL known al to tho understands
ing arrived at, further than tho atntemout of one
ot tho Senators that they were detormiuod not to
sacrifice thor honeHt convictions.
Saturday morning tho attornova for Tlton ap-
penod from Tho ordor Of Judge AIcCuo granting
4 blll OF particulars in tho Tiltou-Dooo,or cseo
Tho appeal ia to the denesal Term, aud il on tho
ground TINT tho Dtooklyn City Court shall not
llmit THO prosecution ou the trial 10 proof of any
particular day.
/, In tho paciflo ala,l investigation but little
light, Til yet, llas beun sllctl. lurua llatch in
the course Ut hiH examMntinr Baiu tAat he haa
no information, directly or indirectly, except
through thu newspapers, that the paoiiio Null
Company i'ad over oxpondcd ono dollar to lntlu-
onco CongrsHs, aud tic Company hayo no desire
to conccal or hcop Hscret fronl tho Committee
my Ut tllelr boolH, records. Or transactions.
, 1874-12-14
SPECIAL NOTY0EE.
AUCTION SALES,
1sy GEO. P. GORE ~ CO.,
"a &70 Wabash.av.
DRY GOODS.
Tuesday, Dec. Is, 8 IL o'clock a, n,

Tuesday, Dec. Is, 8 1-2 o'clock q, n.
Onr sncs uontinno attractive and Tuesday noxt W
shall oiscr patrons uo lsp!ny Of dosn6o Eoods,
DRY GOODS, W00LENs, PIECE GOODS,
Hosory Hats md Csps. Nouons. 1adioa' and Goat.'
Fino Hr1cno HhaNla md oarfs and 1a.es' Al syonl
Single and Douhio Shawl, Cunts Shnwls Fet anu ER-
moral Skrts, 11fans' Underwear, utcBf IfiMunlHgs
Flowers, otc.
Fins% % Uhnch!ia "nd Melton osorcon., flno Cloth and
gasmore sIts Hn1nosa Suits and Sacks Coatss Pana.
JaGkots, Vs.te, etc.
Toe are principally no grade goods, md tho sizes
:, Full lla Kait Goo1s, UIovec, nfitts and Jackets.
sensts, Hnoi. Nuhiay. ote.
q! n, Durk Kid and Lent1or Glovna aud htitts
Fni ilMo lnyFa!n Caspols Including splys, aFlys,
GEO, T, GORE t CO..
GS Rnd 10 avahnsG.av,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-26
Nervous Debility.

depressed. irritable state of mind: a weak. per.
'ous' exhausted feeling; no energy or ANNA ION
confused mead, weak memory, often with debilita-
uhy, involuntary discharges. The consequence Of
excesses, mental overwork or indiscretIons. This
NERVOUS DEBILITY finds sovereign cure in HUM
fHhEfs HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No 2s. 1t tones
up Tue SYSTEM arrests discharges, dispels the men,
tai gloom and dependency, and rcuvenates the en-
tfe system. Ii is perfectly harmless and always
enicient Price IS, for package of five boxes and
u large 81 vial of powder, which is important in
oid' serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by
ALL Druggists or sent by mail on receipt of price
address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE
CO., No 562, Broadway, n, Y
Fol Jae by Otto Grotjan IS Illinois Street Benser
Thomas, speidel and Breunert, Rock Island
'"u 0 nichafds, Moiine. 3-4dmwf&wIy
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-26

The Union, perversely or ignorantly in
sists that the Agricultural Soci,y is not a
private corporation, but that it is public
and county institution. Every intelligent
man knows better No man can become a
stakeholder or member without paying,
and those who pay for membership own
the proceeds of fairs if any exist-tbe
rules OF the society constitute members
such owners of its property. The society
Is organized on the same principle of the
Scott county society, and that society has
invested ITS spare funds ia a horse
railway. Who owns the stock ?-the pub
lie or the society? If our society were to
maxi any money who would own it?-tl e
public Or the members? ANY fool knows
that the society is a private corporation,
and nothing else, and that the members
are Just as much the owners of the profits
Its property and its franchises as are Tho
stockholders iu Buford's pillow works or
hosenheid 5 wagon factory. And ON ,Lis
ground IHE ARGUS declares that III. -,
of our city council in depriying the paorIo
of this city OF a source of revenue for The
benefit of the members of this private car.
poratiOn is wrong in principle aud the al
dermen who voted for 1t were, in that act,
recreant to their duty to the people whose
servants they are They forgot their duty
ana became the servants of a corporation
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-26
E. F. Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron.

Has never been known to fail in the cure Of
weakness, attended with symptoms, indis
position to exertion, loss of memory, diff
Guilty of breathing, general weakness, hor.
ror of disease, weak, nervous trembling
horror of death, night sweats, cold feet
weakness, dimness division, languor, un.
iversal lassitude of the muscular system,
enormous appetite, with dyspeptic system,
hot hands, flushing of the body, dryness
OF the skin, pallid countenance, and erup-
lions on the face, purifying the blood, pain
in the back, heaviness of the eye lids,
frequent black spots flying before the eyes
with temporary loss of sight; want of at
tention, etc These symptoms all arise
from weakness, and to remedy that use
+. +. kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t
never fails Thousands are now enjoying
health who have used it. Get the genu.
inc. Sold only in 81 bottles. Take only
+. +, kunkers. Depot and Office, No
259 North Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
Ask for kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
This truly valuable tonic has been SO thor
oughly tested by all classes of the commu
nifty that it is now deemed indispensable
as Tonic medicine 1t costs but little,
purifies the blood and gives tone to the 1
stomach, renovates the system and pro-
longs lite.
now only ask trial of this valuable
tonic: Price 81 per bottle. +. F. Kun
kel, Sole Proprietor, No 259 North Ninth |
ST. below Vine, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. |
md take no other.
1t is sold only in 81 bottles, with pho
ograph OF the Proprietor ON each wrap
)er,-all other is counterfeit