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New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
AmueeMeuis.

ACADEMY OF Music. Nilsson Nilsson Matinee
second GFssd Ma,iaee Of .hs
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cAPouL, SASSEnf, scOLARA, L.
Grand Chorus ,ui Orchestra .r,,o
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ASSISTED Bi ST. TiENiAWsAL
ACADEMY.-MAUREL Benefit. NILSSON.
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a. TO osr,ys 81 iast T5spi s Lf A''S9V Sss y aaUaB
PolI9rel By th. Crest ssnsstSa
FRENCH GRAYDB B0uPgOyNgRlR NrsI0ALE or OSPeSDAcH
GRAND CHORUs AsD ORonEsitA ,,.,,vs
Seat. ai' :, 8',e1y ,o 76i i Is b;,siJ m
DOOTHs THEATER. Lessee. J. B. BOOTH.
Ab SECOND AND LAST wEsx But ONE " 1HB
MMR FANNY JASitscHBK.
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THIS SATURDAY MATINEE At 1880
THREE ACTS Of nARY STUART.
N' '"' coGS HERE
THIS SATURDAY gvgSISG MARCH 7h.
1,ny 19,ie'ps' c''i' le! o. az jASAUscuEE
In a,tye preparation Ssaks,psars's Grand Pi,yof
HENRY WI, - .
QUEEN KATHARINE. JASAUScnBE
DIOS BOUClCAULT MI app'h
Seat, .scu.i ~ ADVANCE at the Ths,.er H.e cot
C. II. Drr'oS a 90, III Brollsay. -
EREE LECTURE
L ~ PROP. ETIESSE LAMBERT.
oPP0SiTB BOOTHS TlsArKh
AIT ~ soEE1rfoS aEs4ftsp oy Hs" NV CLASS Iis''
Al POPULAR Prices. (
Lecture Free. Ladies E.p,cia!l, Ia,.s,L
Last Chanc0 iof Class a. Low astc.
TTNION SQUARE THEATER
u shsriila Shook
THIS wEfais.1EGHiYblGHf TO SiyTTsrSrH pbasoaa-
ASCB of ehsraing dr.Hssc creation % The soa.
LED ASTRAY.
wbich yitiou parable 30 aBa, ofs tmef1usgc
SAFUROAr MARCH Toaresa.4 ai,aa Of I'D Asr&At
w paoPaLsToh AND NASAoER.....M, IssrEn wALL,ck
Doors open At 7:5l 'olmne7' Il = osioeI.
NINETEENTH WEEK OF xa LESTER wALLAck
SATURDAY, March = a. 1880 ;.
A9rH AID LAST PERFORMANCE
Of Lorj Lytps' Great Comedy Of
ALFRED EyELYy..,......;... ;.yr LESTER wALLAcK
'''HiiH hRia att At Law. '''
LORD DUBRRLY| M M i55 e.sEP sPpsi,9'&l @ & @ N JOHN GILBERT
Dr. PAYGL9S l. l. D. g. S.'''.... w. Eb F6tS Pb y
zE9IRL HONE>PUS HAEaf EHsS sSkfT
j. " DAta.s sn
kENRlC ' ~ po-naSy
CICELf JEtFREls LswlS
cAR0ISg in Dos a5 I0at G0LDrH@ATs
IN active preparation. Mr. Lesser waars MGay Dran,o
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

BOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, Impo-
lPHee Diseases Of the Gsaeuvc by Hssky oANicLA
A. D., la L~EiAgsaau k,ysa ,s 10 seasA
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
ilcliQiou5 Notices.


The Rev, Br. Tynr will pe1h i8 CHE Chapel Of &C. Lulcs
Hospital TOMORROW AF1ErNOJN at > ococ4 Collection .or
h'CLllrels Home Al So. 5ohaa-d
The service OF sang, unler e1Fes o ,he Yorfyllo
,c l. H. A. VII be h4 in the large hall Of the Eas;
BI'iug EghtT-s xiist ami Ihtagc. TOMORROW, at
"a NEASG e famous Comet PLAYER. will BE- tlere
Wesimnster Presbyterian Church, Frtplsee aud
Cu,orst Rev J. CLEAEST FRENCH Pastor Services AT 1890
e. a1I 7:30 p H. Sl4lay-school a. 30 Slsss cordially
invited
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
East Side.

4 GERMAN refined, strictly private family
1 would WITH two urse genueen
t reduce her erpeuses hand furnished ROOMS
y par house. Location, L'ElgonaTe near Grand
Central aepo Adlress PANIC Yves. side o-e 3Je West
2jist. . q. - - -
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

Irving Savings Institution,
Na. o6 WARREN-Sr.. new Jiih.
SIX PEP ext INTEREST uEoWe1 al
n 60 aaeaces ls OF Jalaay, april JAS a1d October
E.sE osea 10 a u- % 81. H.
WALTER W. CONCKLIN. PRESIDENT
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,
DO Unom II man Y onrerE
SSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE
4 CO.DIrlON OP rhE POOR

There is at The cg To- the relief Of the Destitute.
Column column dyot by the POI c pre- 10 agakef 1teper
suffering hut while mech oeisi
specific VI relief the aement. lsod sd
distribution Of ad the table
whose relief this areh1y ceyote 70 supple
lent lylcs rAyhatc LaA language the
alllar cI given 81 IFS re n nI expc.tae NE
several wants OF tie cii7 Dur * nc as two months:
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
Sdplnqs DGnKs

CHAETERED BY THE UNITED STATES.
~ TLE FEEEDNANs SAVINGS AyD Trust ,.lPANI,
4 NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
No lsj 4lre-le--e.. Eew-IoIl.
INTEREST commences lei Of each Mol.h 80 date Of oe-o
bIX PIE CgNT Compound rcta-e5t Certificates issued
Interest pzi So ehecs, II desired. sepos0s Of ls
et'
.s,ssl Afforded % Executors Gsras Trustees and
etbers ssvinz r. charge Trust ir.s
BasK HdrFt-DsIv a. o sad o. MOAJaI ami
sATURDAI NIGHTS . D $ g N.
". ALFCED. PreSceli
w E4E1fNEN
SAM r. Et7-rc Ms---ar.
~ ss,J - C.r-rar JOHN J. I..lll t-.a...
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
eectures aUb alectir9o.

fertures aHb mectir1s.
EREE LECTURE
By PROF. BTiESHE LtNBfRr
MONDAY. a II .. opposite Boohs lE'a'er
Formation of new cl.ss AZ low rates
4 FCTURE COMMITTEES should not fail 10
send fog LECTURE SEASON" u tte AAh@iCAN LIZ
ERARY BUREAU 1hs Basu las tc oss lecture m 70 te Qua
try give aupeony that eTeyvlee Tog-Ied
AMERICAN LITERARY BCREAU,
Ccop"r Institute, HeS. ors.
MRS. SUSAN EVERETT, NJ d., will give
VI FREE L2glLRE 10 LADIES MONDAY, AtrcA3 20 5:0
O'Clock o. E. a the LECTCREBUOM Of the FIRSf BAElpI
CHUE'H Rev Dr Aue-oB. Paso, Plhaye. between ihi-T
ninth tui F5rtg NewIork ald IN the haeri Conr<ioaat
of ST. az
3.30 D. u. on WEDNESDAY March H.
MIR r. J. DE CORDOYA Will deliver his
:TliEN BROWN EOYs or BRowSTowE"
for The bsuest the - -. .-
CHAPLIN HONE FOR TIE AGED,
=, "a. or Of he Divine P.critg (Rey Dr. ttapna F'L
sai P5fylGl-t, on TUESDAY EVENING. Mirch 10. i71i
TICKETS, flFff CENTS.
Ticket Office Ffh Avenue Hoe The1te lfses
Ohes foe r. ~ NcCr'5agl. 922 Br1aiwyi sS.h.
Hazard SEh,ve.; " H. J,ckon Co, ot5 SIKH
aad tue door VI tue e'cs hf
Lecture.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07

g(1 EAST 29TH-ST.-TwO very pleasant
U.s. single RgghS TO LE with BOARD large closets connect
Ing also large ROOM on parior fo0L
New-York tribune., 1874-03-07
COUGH
IN VgyENgE.
JlulGeuJ Aouccs
CurcAoo Ayo Alroy R.uao,p ,osp0,.

CHIcAGo ALroN RALRe.p tosP.Ny.
Sp.rEErARYs OrTrrF CHICAGO. I.0rlsrY II. 1875
NOTICE 80 SIOChH0LDERS.-N is
" hry given the sys. oers OF tne Chicago rt Alton Ra
a C,upaar -bst dividend FIVE PSF ltT tas this
ten esrsd the Perei a Common .o-s i hs Compia~
bs ris Of TIE as SIX months Qa7abe 81 e sE1 hoss
oftb, CsmIlar agou S. * JeslD Co.,. No 90 l. -tr
a. o. On TIE Jay di-ch 90 h who
ts-i aleh blles, hours ha ,5. day of
srr A. the trr. hooss viii be- c aul REQ, ecei
W NJ LAlRaBEE Secretary.
, 1874-04-05

S1eef7l Dt.putrh to The Chicago Tribune.
S1 PAE1, Minn., April 4.-Hcarug reports that q
forged draft Ogden. Sheldon Co.. had been sent
to tue Commercial Bank OF Chicago for collection, by
the National Marine Bank. Of this city, nuouns 00q,
your correspondent called upon Mr HoTes, Cashier OF
the Marine Bank, who replied eo inquiries BY saying
tlat 10 had just returned from the country whcro he
Led Leard the ruEor, probabIy growing cut Of
forgery perpetrated the Merchants Bank two dsys
ago. When asked anything OF tho
lind h3d occurred tie answer waa
Al indstinct hesitatins monosyab7. supposed to be
negative. Not satisfied, called on e1-(1or. Mar-
shall. yice-Prestdent of the Marine Dans, 4 his
residence. lie stzed information received, and said
the officers OF the bank, Ike himself would decline at
this tz.e 10 say anything about the matter, or ar
swer any questions rtl.tiug to it. The affair has been
kept profound secret here, and the details us
to how and By whom the draft
WIS put upon the Marine Bank will probably not bs
known outside Of that institution I: occurred tho
sa1no day Us the successful Of forged draft At
the Merchants National and perhaps perpetra4ed
Oh the day.
fTp tie Annotated Tre.s.1
ST. PACI., MIMI, April 3.-The bold commence
operator who took $500 from the Merchants National
Bank Of this city Thursday has not been arrested
waa stated in secias to the Chicago papers fro11
Minneapolis. No clue to his whereabouts Is Obtained
he gRre his E. B. Wood. Tho man 2rzasteu
~as the wrong pers0n.
, 1874-04-05

The opening Of sat Of rooms at No. 1o7 stato
street, near Adams, by tho Wilson Sewing Machine
Company foc the exhibition Of their machines and
the work they turn out, has already attracted largo
numbers Of ladies to the place. Az this Is thanst
week Of the exhibition, it would be well for ladies who
have not set examined the beautiful specimens OF
work to set apa,t Some afternoon for thEt purpose.
Tue ifo-sizo figure Of lady Of fashion, with the
exquisite apparel with which it is clothed, the work
the Wilson sewing machine Is still the chief attrac-
lion Of the chow The extremely elaborate and o@uate
workmanship displayed in the making Of the dress,
which j: took no less than s1 months to accomplish,
s especially worthy Of admiration, aud no lady who
takes any interest sewing matters should fail to give
it Ell !u5l leciiou.
, 1874-04-05
CRIME.
L Duel Fought Between PTomlnent
Citizens Of New Orleans.
One Of tie Combatants Shot Through
the Heart.
Other Criminal Matters

Shot Dead in d Duel.
Soeelal Dt5paGeh TO The Chicago Tribune.
new on1EAss, L., April 4.-Last Tuesday, while
tho Fifth District Court trying case In which
the carri9ge Of Mrs. Aristsde Bienrenu had been
scized on the suit Of leading miner the attorney
Ct the prosccurix, Mr. A. D. Phillips, WAS caed some
ycry hard names by the drst-na1ned lady. Ihe
attorpey replied that he should hold the .dy
responsible The husband being present, s16n1ned Ills
willingness to stand the responsibility, md odofea sono
additional insult himself, whercupon the attorney
knocked hI1a down. Pistols were drawn affd lot
tine the court WIS thrown into cons1deza excite
Eei,t Tic CLERK and bystandezs separated the COM
batants before Any blood was sned. Subsequently,
Challenge passed between the PARTIES, and this norn-
~ viii 6ecol1da and surgeon, they went out On tho
.i"bile Road 70 Bay s: Louis M'sa ta .ytwo miles
rhot through the heart at the first
arc. The weapons were double-barrelod shot-gu1s,
aud the distauce forty PAGES. The seconds for Nr.
Phillips wezs Mesars. Deo A.mas and Du bertana,
sod Tor Eicure1u > rel2tive. Charles Aensenu, the
victim, Has xell-known broker, and held IN high e.
teen il the community. 1t is stated that NJ Phillips
at enpted to compromise the matter during the week.
but met with pere1nptoEy refusal.
, 1874-04-05
NECKWEARt, r,

Scarfs, Tics, Bows, Ruffs, Rucll-
ings, Collarcttes, etc. Collars and
CFtfs, Handkerchief and En-
btoideries. Novelties in English
Sun Umbrellas. Elegant stock of
Laces, etc., etc.
For Gentlemen, we have select
ed the finest assortment Of FUR
NISHING GOODS ever opened in
the city, which we shall be pleased
to Offer at tho most reasonable
prices, consisting of Brettles' Silk,
Cartwright s. Warmers NIerino,
Indian Gauze and Lisle-Thread
Underwear, Linen and Jean Draw
ers, Fancy Striped, BalbrigGan,
Cotton, Lisle and Summer Merino
Half Hose. Silk, Lisle, Kid, Dog
skin, and Driving Gloves; care
fully selected assortment Of Ties,
Scarfs, and General Neckwear
Silk, Linen, and French Fancy
Handkcrchiets, Suspenders,C Canes,
French Jewelry, Collars and Cuffs.
Bargains in Scotch Gingham
and English Silk Umbrellas.
, 1874-04-05
L2ceS, and Enbr0ldGPieS.

For Ladies and Children we shall
offer complete lines Of Underwear,
in all the best Foreign and Do
1ncstic makes, including Cart
wright s. Warmers celebrated
n1crino Goods. Special bargains
in Balbriggan Hosiery. All the
latest styles Of Fancy Striped Hose,
and an excellent variety of Eng
1ish, French, and German Goods
i'll all the most desirable grades.
Trefousse Kid Gloves, one, two,
three and four buttons, English
Lis1e aud Silk, in infinite variety.
, 1874-04-05

The appointments Of our homes have mora to do In
making happy and coutented than many would
imagine. It would surprise every one to See how
rheaplg .nd elegantly ones home be made happy
by calling 1t Hilger jenkins Faxons, No. LOT State
street Their stock OF paper h.uginss laco curtains,
shades and bedding goods is complete in every de-
rartuent, and their prices in sympathy with tho
, 1874-04-05

It is not always that the boys can oe spared. Tho
present is IN excellent time for them to improve
themselves in thoss branches that will bo Of practical
use to thc1n in future years. The Bryant Sratton
Bustncss College is in session during the whole
20 vacators,-and yoang men can commence 1t any
time Boys can enter for a few months, or for the
oue-yeac O. two-y-ar course. The apartments are
finely furnished, the discipline excellent, and the
teachers efficient Locadon southeast cornor Of State
md Washington streets.
, 1874-04-05

On account 0! low rent aud better facilities for DOING
business Ca!by l. Nirts have decided re1n,n pet-
Elanenly whcre they are, L. Scs. ocs snd oe7 State
rt1ce: where they will be enabled to give lou prices
for furniture Of every description.
, 1874-04-05
The Prize

Hal. the photographer, I'll Vest Madison street.
vii 10: GhoE tine, gre with each dozen Of his bt
card photographs picture sufficiently large to f1anc
all for s.. This Trize picture alone is worth tho
amount charged for all >''
, 1874-04-05
THE TURF.


sAr Francisco, April 4.-ghe great twenty mile
trpttpg 1ace this afternoon Oakland Park, between
Natte Howard and John Steward Won BY the lat
ter Time 81 minutes seconds, Howard WAS almost
ueck aud neck with Steward the Close During most
Of the race Howard ahead from Elk to ten 1eashs
but WAS finally beatcu-
, 1874-04-05

sorcial Dispatch Tie Chieo2o Tri{4ne.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-The body OF . veil known
citizen, Edward CIa1en. found in New Basin this
morning with four atabs in his side two Of which pen
e:-aed his heart. His witch and ockottook Ind been
of the murder. Deceased was foene1ly extensive
licuor dealer
, 1874-04-05

-0NoSLB FuotoR{Apu4u.
Fro1 Pepper acknowledges that Gentle Is the only
photographer who has photographed his ghosts.
1nese pictures bo seen st lis studio, soutAc.s.
solnef State ard Washington streets, and form IN
unique collection o. scientific curiosites
, 1874-04-05
Local.

Paul schocppe in Chicago, but where his father is
nobody knows; but everybody knoxs tbs: G. Pick, No.
1o3 Randolph street, sells Chins snd glassware cheaper
ftsn &ay other house in the city.
, 1874-04-05

WOODSTOCK, Can. April lin the care OF Timothy
Topping tried for the murder Of his wife and four
Children the jury, after abaence Of three hours,
returned 4 verdict OF wilful murder.
, 1874-04-05

AouseIcepc7s ind that D. 7. Walker buys 10 Job
'oss Of wall paper brt sells PAPER below the usual
'ee At No. $40 Wabash avenue jus: north Of Twenty
secoaa street Best Of al, be employs only expert
eaced worknaen, and always docs the best work.
, 1874-04-05
CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT.

Having engaged an experienced
Custom Shirt Cutter from one of
the principal New York Houses,
we arc prepared to guarantee y
perfect-fitting Shirt to all who
may favor us with their orders.
We call particular attention to
our FRENCH PRINTED AND
ENGLISH CHEVIOT TSHII1TING.
, 1874-04-05
FIRM CHANGES.


,hiI 5InoApSoE hes this day formed eo3aztzer-
"a i1aeeT 4 bn;iofss nnde. the of C. 6. TH0MP
s,c an II H3s1Sea VIZ ~! 1SeanT sae 92ee sad yaEd Of ths
mil L
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-18

HAYDENsvIILE, Mass, May l6.-The
large reservoir north of this village broke
this morning Several villagesin its track
were swept away. Some 60 lives were
lost, and the destruction of property was
great.
The reservoir was constructed about
twelve years ago, to secure sufficient water
for the various factories on Mill river, one
of the most uncertain streams. liable to
food and almost utter drouth. The
Goshen reservoir covered one hundred and
fifty acres of ground and had an av-
erage depth of thirty feet. 1t was
drawn upon in dry seasons to supply the
mills at Williamsburg.
Boston, May l6.-The villages affected
by the outbreak of the reservoir are Will
iamsburg, Haydenville, Leeds, and Flor
ence. They are situated on Mill river,
which runs into the Connecticut at North
ampton. Thirteen factories, employing
200 hands, are destroyed. Besides these
there were several saw and grist mills. The
manufacturing capital involved in this dis
aster is $5,000,0O0 At low estimate the
immediate population suffering must be
about 5000.
LITTLE Rock, May 16.-A bill passed
both Houses of the Legislature to-day pro
viding for the assembling of constitution
al convention on the l4th of July next
An election for members will be held Jun
80. The House declared all its offices va
cant and elected new officers in place o
those not appearing this session. On
Brooks member of the Legislature too
his seat to-day. Arrangements have bee
- Ill -
both Sides The Brooks men are alread
leaving for their homes. The Secretary c
State has regained possession OF his office
The keys of the Legislative chamber hav
been restored to the proper officers,
New YORK, May 16.-A Washingto
dispatch says that the President unequivC
cally condemned the currency bill, passe
by the senate. He considered the bill q
originally reported by the Finance Con
mittee measure to compromise ane
though not such a measure as he woul
. wish had been passed, provide for spec
payment, yet he would have been williu
to accept it as compromise with the W e
and South The amount of issue he lool
!. at as a step in the wrong direction, and a
! attempt on the part of the imitation SEN
" tors to claim by new demand what
clearly refused to grant in his last We
y message He now urges the leading me
in the House to have the bill amended
as to make it consistent for him to sign
in the event of the Senate concurring
L. the amendment The President also d
sires that Congress shall do something,
only to give effect to the redistribution ae
and that either this or the original Sena
bill will receive his approval.
CINCINNATI, May l6.-This afterno
43O ladies, marshaled by and including t
wives of some half dozen ministers, marc
ed to the vicinity whence the crusade
operated yesterday and began to sing a
pray, when the police arrested them a
took them to the station, where they We
released on parole to appear Monday
fore the Police Commissioners. They pre-
ed at the station and commenced to sir
but were stopped.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-18
Interesting Dispatches About
Ark's Affairs.
How the Proclamation was received
at Little Rock.
GENERAL VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
Wilshire's Star in the Ascendent.

Special kilograms from Little Rock to the
St.Louis Republican give interesting views
of Arkansas affairs, as follows
RECEIPT OF THE PROCLAMATION.
This afternoon the presiding officers OF
the two houses of the Legislature received
from Attorney General Williams the Pres
idents proclamation for publication to the
people. As soon as this became known
the widest excitement prevailed on the
streets. Never in the history OF Little
Rock was there such cheering and general
rejoicing. 1t is almost impossible for one
to elbow his way through the excited
crowds. Men, women and children rejoice.
Stores that were heretofore closed are
opened, flags are waving, bands playing,
and the people are wild with their excla-
nations. The President and Baxter are
Just now two popular men in the eyes oi
the people of Little Rock Hundreds Of
people are rushing to Baxter quarters tt
congratulate him, ladies and men, white
and colored. Ten thousand copies OF the
proclamation are now being printed bp tht
Gazette, and the Office is besieged by peo
pie anxious to get copy.
GENERAL. VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
The Baxter camp Is wild with JOY to
night Brooks men have about all scam
pered over the back fence of the state
house ward, and by tomorrow morning h
will hardly have man in his trenches.
The CLAYTON ring with its long history G
fraud and corruption is dead tonight, i
Arkansas. Your correspondent has con
versed with Brooks men and Baxter mer
and cannot help but believe that those me
who have come up here from their planta
tions, and left their wives and children
have done so with nothing but honest mt
tives, and really believed they were hgh'
ing for something more than the questio
of who shall be governor Brooks adhel
ents are nearly all negroes from the imme
diate vicinity, who got into his trenche
more because there was bread and mea
there than because they believedin Brooks
: cause. The few white men who were wit
'' him are terribly disheartened. Had b
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-18
Humphreys
WITCH HAZEL +:
THE MARVEL OF HEALING.

Is the indispensable Medicine for Families.
Ii is always safe-always reliabe-never injurious.
II heals the widest variety of Accidents Injuries
II is the greatest styptc or stauncher OF Bleeding
known
is the only always sure and infallible remedy for
Piles.
I is the only cure for Varicose Veins.
I is the sure remedy for Neuralgia It Rheumatism
For Burns and Sunburns 1t is the Marvel of Healing
For Ulcers, Sores, BOils, ,Felons Corns Unequaled
For IAmeness Soreness or Stitfness-beyond praise
A. Toilet Article for Shaving, ,Bathing-Invalaable
1t has been known and in use for Thirty Years
Il Is prepared by scientific and experienced PLY.
sician.
1t is sold by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
All the above goods are for sale in Rock IsanC
h 1tto Grotjan, Benser & Thomas. c. Speidel anC
r Br eunert; in Moline by j. .. Richards
al 'mwf&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-18

FAMILY CASES.
No.
! With 35 Large Three Drachm Walls, Rose
wood Case, and Humphreys Homeopath-
&c Mentor New Book ).....................12 IL 90
With 35 Large Three Drachm Walls, Moroc-
co Case, and Specific Homeopathic Man
ual, (Smal Book. ).............. ..........1 10 90
8 With 20 Large Three Drachm Walls, Moroc-
co Case and Specific Homeopathic Manual 90
d With 20 Large Three Drachm Walls, Paper
Case, and Specific Homeopathic Manual. 0d
Single Large Walls, .... ....:...... SOC and "
Sold by all Druggists Sent by mail or express
free, on receipt of the price.
Address