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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-23
DR.. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
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On Railways Pills, for the cure OF oil disorders of
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Nervous Diseases, Headache, C lipatOn, Costive
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Read FALSE AND TRUE"
Send one letter stamp to RADWAY & CO., No 80
Warren st, New York. Information worth thou
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R. r.. III.
Railways
READY RELIEF,
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for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE


VIII cnre more Complaints and prevent the system
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The moment Radway's Ready Relief Is aPPneu
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tions--Pains from whatever cause, ceases 1o eAs''
IMPORTANT.-Miners,F Farmers and other resl4.
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Twenty drops In half tumbler OF water VIII III
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Heartburn, Sick Healache, Diarrh9i, Dysentery
Collie. Wind In the b ,wels. and all Internal rams Is
Travellers should always carry bottle OF RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. lew crop
in water will prevent sickness or pains from chanS
OF warer. II is better than French Brandy or BIZ
ters Il stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
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chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandular Swell
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mis- wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and lew days
use will prove to any person using IL lot eltheI a y
these forms Of disease its potent power 10 cure
them. sold by Druggists, 81 per bottle
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-23
PLANTS! PLANTS I!

THE U DERsIGNED WOULD INFORM THE
| citizens of Rock island that the largest and
best stock of Plants ever offered III tnls cl can oe
fnnnd Ar his Green House. On the new Cemetery
ad, Otter st eet. about Il mile east of the
Cemetery, which W II be sold for low and son
abie srices He will sell one dozen plants. of b !
own selection for 81 All wanting an thing
this line will plea give him call
3-5dwed2m JOh S1AFI'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-08-25
Am cid man Renouuccs Masonry and
Joins the Catholic Church-RHts
Will to be Contested.

Keokuk, Ia, August 2.-Consider-
able excitement has prevailed here over
the death at this place of an old man
named Bernard Slaven, of Oskaloosa,
Ia, and the circumstances connected
Herewith The deceased was formerly
a prominent Mason, but within the past
few weeks he was persuaded, while IN
der the direct influence of number of
Catholics, to join their church and re-
nounce Masonry. He was also induced
to sign will disposing Of his money
and property to the amount of over 912,
600. This document was opened and
read by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
to-day. It bequeaths So, 900 to the Sis
ters of Charity of this city, So, 900 to
Margaret Farrell. s., 600 to the Sisters
OF Visitation, Of Ottawa, and s., 900 TO
the Rev w w Dunn, of the Catholic
church of this city. The Masons charge
that he Was induced to sign the viii
through improper influences. and viii
probably make an effort to break it.
The deceased was in charge OF the Com
missioners of Insanity at the time of his
death, the Masons having applied to
them 40 take charge Of him on account
OF the unGuestioned indications of de-
ranged mind which he manifested.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-08-25

denly broke up all of calm and quiet In
that household for daYs-a quick, sharp,
imperious ring at the door bell; a strange,
hurried voice questioning the servant;
then rapid nervous feet on the marble
floor of the ball, and then presence
among them that made Morty jump and
cry and fly to his mother, who had
sprang from the music stool in astonish
ment at the intruder-that made Harvey
Mortimer look up in silent, stern SUPP
rise that changed to white, Mortified
expression as he met Julie Daytors
weird, sad eyes.
She had glanced In aInazement at the
strange faces of Mrs. Armitage and her
boy she had opened her lips to speak,
when she caught sight of Harveys
face, and then she fairly crushed one
wan, thin hand over her eyes, and stag
gered away, pitiful moan on her quiv
ering lips.
She had come back thus, who had
gone LII reckless thoughtlessness. She
came in plainest, almost mean garb,
who had gone i'll almost regal attire
she came in distress, who had gone
glittering with Jewels. And she had
heard nothing-so she told Mrs. Armi-
tage afterward. She and her husband
had prittan, begged and implored for
giveness. but when, after year, no
answer came, they had given up in dis
pair.
After that Ray had seemed to care
less and less for her. Her diamonds
we're gone, her health began to fade
with mind worriment, her husband took
to drinking-and then she repented,
oh so bitterly, in sackcleth and ashes
of humiliation.
Latterly, Ray had gambled, and then,
one night. in drunken brawl had been
dealt blow he never recovered from;
and then, when he was dead and buried
she had come, by steerage- passage, by
second-class.. conveyances, honaes
And there was no home; no mother;
no father; no anything; and, bitterer
than the gall and wormwood of all her
piteous past, was the knowledge that
she had so unwittingly rushed into his
presence.
He was SO good, SO kind, 30 like him
self, and yet 50 unlike himself; SO buietly
anxious for her welfare; SO upustentat-
iousIy thoughtful for what he knew she
would prefer; and yet, SO many million
unpassable CULTS forever between them!
She realized it with an agony unspeak-
able; and in all the years she lived with
his gentle sister, teaching Morty until be
grew great boy, in the after day, when
she bloomed into a semblance Of herself
again, and she knew Harvey Mortimer
had thoroughly forgiven her, she knew,
with just anguish of heart, with deserved
bitterness of soul, that she would be
never more to him or any other lover on
Gods earth!
And, all for a love she knew was
wrong, Julie Graham sat her down, for
all after-days, in sackcloth and ashes.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-08-25

Get to the roots Of things. The gold
mines Of Scripture are not in the top
soil; you must open shaft: the precious
diamonds of experience are not picked
up in the roadway; their secret places
are Ear down. Get down into the vita
lity, the solidity. the veracity. the d.
viniiy Of the word OF God, and seek to
possess all the inward work Of the blessed
Slrit Spurgeoa.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-08-25

A good story Is told Of Elder John lie
land. az follows: He came one hight 10 a
public house. where he was acquainted,
and where he proposed to pass the night
The landlord met him with smiling
countenanc. and told him that, having
built a new barn. he was nicIg prepared
to accommodate the clergy. l have, said
be. very good stable. with al! the iu-
proYements. for Episcopal horses. and a
comfortable sort Of stable for Presbyter-
ian horses, while keep the cid barn for
Baptist horses; the feed is according to
the style of the stable; Well replied
the elder, everybody knows that Z am
Baptist, but nay horse as an Episcopal
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-08-25
GREEN CORN SOUP.

Cut the kernels fIom dozen large ears
OF corn and first cover them with boiling
water. boil half az hour, add quart of
sweet milk, pepper and salt to taste, beat
3 eggs gerry light, when the soup comes
to boil stir in eggs and serve quickly.
NICE PLAIN RICE PUDDING.
Wash one half cup of rice, put it in 3
pints Of milk. add one half cap Of sugar,
pinch OF salt and nutmeg. bake hours,
stir often, to be eaten cold, is very nice.
NICE SHORT CAKE.
One cup sour cream, one half cup sour
milk, one teaspoonful Of soda and q little
salt mix it stiff as biscuit roll out two
THU ds of an inch thick, bake it on pie
tins, and bake 10 quick oven, mix your
berries thoroughly with sugar, when the
cake is done split it with fork and
spread OF butter and then the berries.
HOME MADE CHLORIDE OF LIME.
An excellent disinfectant is readily OBJ
tanned dissolviug bushcl OF salt 10 bar
rel of water, and with the .alt water
Stake barrel of lime, which should be
wet enough to form paste for the pur
pose Of disinfectant. This homemade
chloride of lime is nearly as good as that
purchased at the drug store.
MOULDINESS.
Preserves and jellies may be kept from
moudiDess by covering the surface with
nrIverized load SUGAR. IF thus protected
they will keep for years.
GOOD COOKIES.
Two cups of sugar, one cup of butter,
one of sweet milk, one egg, one teaspoon
sqleratus. -four enough to roll out, and a
little nutmeg.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-08-25
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF ManitOyvOc. Wis.

This bank organized under the provisions of the
National Banking Law with paid up
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Passage Tickets

per Sail Steam from and to any Port in Europe, as
NetU York rates.
win purchase UNITED STATES BONDS and keep
onstany hand and for sale at market rates, full
upply of all descriptions.
Will convert United States $50 Notes into $40
Bonds, and cash Interest Coupons FREE OF
CHA ROE.
Will collect BOUNTIES. PENSIONS and other
claims against the U. s. Government.
Will purchase GOLD. SILVER and UNCURRENf
MONEY at highest market rates.
Will receive deposits and allow interest by special
agreement.
c. BARNES, President.
C.LULING, Cashier. I7-tf
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-08-25

Capital of $4,000,
and privilege to increase to 100000.
Will buy and sell DRAFTS the principal cities
of the Union.
Will buy and sell DRAFTS on Great Britain Ire
and, Norway, Denmark or the Continent of Europe,
at New K0rk rates and an sasaS to suit the psri
chdssrs.
Will sell
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01
rune ser Slo9ee Der Ser. @taaten nid)t


befugt 9e>pelen. r. -. 5a
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Elm Rnobe. .90amens. Somes 2otue in Der
9ono bate, our9 3ufaQ log uno Der
S9uB traf einen anoeren &naben Namens
Wm. ,Stepen1 Jon in beu nnterleib. Ser
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Fserietbeni IN; Ser 9ldbe bes bieIsen Blabes
Sic beioen Bruotr Sobn uno Senrp @tone
bel eine,n @etti i6ieben in @treit. Sobn
nannte SenrD einen 2I9ner, oarauf 5og
bie1er einen &epolper unb l9ob 1einen
Bruber ,,ieoer. Die 3ul9auer tuuroen
bierour9 10 auf9ere9t, bab fe ben 8ru=
bernDroer ergriffen unb an einen Boum
bdn9ten. Nls er bann tpieber abgenom=
men tuurbe, mar bas 2eben bereits ent=
Foben. Ser @etub 5r pielen 8ronnt=
,peins trd9t Die @9ul6 an oen1 beoauer=
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merften stuei 8auern, Die nit ibren So
milien mad W1alben, ant tpeitli9en @noe
bes @rie sees gelege1, 5ur Stride fubren,
einen &abn, in 6eHen btnterem Sbeile ei'1
Mann gu 1iBen un6 gu @teuern 19ien.
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! 10 rubig, oaB man annabm Der Mann
| lei 5inausgeruoert um ettpas gu fiI6en,
atnb ni9t tpeiter auf i'm a9tete Mls lie
BON Der Stride 5uriiffebrten, fanoen 1ie
ben &obn am Stran6e, aber Der Wtann
|1aB nod INNER itramm uno fe It ,uie por=
| ber am @teuer. Na9bem lie ausgeitie=
gen iln6 li9 gendbert, entoedten 1ie NIT
@ntIeben, oaB Der Mann toot uno itetf=
| gefroren mar. eeSn Der 6dno bielt er Elm
fur5es &uber. 9as 8oot tpar bolb nit
Waier 9efaut uno ber &0rper in Solse
Ebera Stur5tpeQen Die i'm iiberl9iittet
baften, init elmer @isfru1te bebedt. Man
Ifenrts ben l1ngliidli6en in Der @egeno
Ini6t unb 9laubt, 6aB er beim @erlu6e,
cine, tnr5e @trede Dem nier bes Sees
Ientlang gu .fobren :, bonn @turm erfaBt
llno in Sen @ee getrieben porben 1T, no
Die &dlte i'm t0otete. St i6ien i9on
mebrere Sage toot III lein.
- Ser bD6te Buntt in @eor9i a
ift mad elmer. neuliben TeitfeQung Der
8loob Mountoin in l1nion=Go. 9er<
ielbe erbebt ii9 4,50o SUP iber ben
Meereslpiesel.
Gincinnati, 81. Seq. Ser 8a=
ciic @rprebsus Der 8enniplpania Gent
rol= Gi1enbabn tpel9er am g8eibna9ts=
tase bon Seem Dort absins tpuroe UNI
tertpess gu Denniion suriidsebalten nno
oer@beriff NIT eint: :Mbtbe eilun9 Don2euten
beitiee ben1elber, I'M i'm gu bel@iben. =
Sn Columbia Dem 0itli9en Sbeile
bieler @tabt, lief ber 3us in Gol9e elmer
ofienen Wei9e bonn @elei1e uobei bic
2ocomotipe 5ertriimmert uno bet 2ocon,o=
tipfiibrer leidt perlebt muroe. I'm Wtlt=
terna9t fam Der 3ug bier an.
Nep Dort, %. Seq. Ser Ser.
@taaten 9ampfer vSuniata" @omman=
oeur Braine fam beute Mbe1b nit ben
lO2 @efangenen oes u0irginius" bon
>@antia9o De @uba bier at.
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bu6er nidt mitsu5ieben brau9ten."
Sic politiI6e. Sage in .Sponten
bat lid3 nod INNER .ni6t sebeiiert ,. i'm
@esentbeile nod peri6limmert. @eit
Mo@en loufen aus Mabrio Selesromme
Elm bic Die Ginnabne bon gartba9ena
in nabe Muslibt 1teltten uno bod TT bte1e
@taot beute nod in ben 9dnben Der Sn=
1ureenten uno beiBt es, oab, Die republic
tonil DE. Mrmee abermalige @erfdrfungen
abtparten min e6e lie gu etneln Stur1ne
i9reitet. 9lebnli9e Na9ri@ten liefen
ou9 aus benz glproen Elm. Seit mebre7
rem Wo9en bieb es Die Garliiten ieien
oa unb bort gel6lasen moroen, fe ;1eien
bemorali1irt unb lire 3ablnim Mbnebmen
beeriffen. 9a fommt plDbli9 cine De
pe19e, @eneral Moriones lei Iam1nt Ielner
oanaen Mrmee bon 10000 garli1 ten elm
9e16lo11en unb linn nur nod Der Q1eg
5ur @ee 5ur Tlu6t often. Sc 'sebt bar
aug berpor, bab bic Garlii ten, tpenn aud
oas &abel oapon ni9ts melbete cine
enorme Sbdtisteit entfalten unb 8ortbeile
errunsen baben mii11en. Man botte
uns seiast iie ieien 5eritreut uno na6
ouen &i9tungen 5eriprengt tporoen.
Wenn bas 10 fortge6t, f6nnen eines }90@
men Sa9es mod 100000 Garliiten na6
Wfaorib 5erIpren9t uno Son Garlos 10
auf's Saupt ge19la9en tper6en, oab mon
linn Die ipanil@e &rone aufieben mub.
M "a bri 3, 26. 9e3. 8ier5ebntauieno
Manu NeaierunQstruDpe untersgefebl
oes @eneral Moriones, DoDen @on @e=
baitian auf Dem @eeluege oerlaTen. Sic
8ei thinning ber1elben lit nid5t befannt
General Soma bleibt nit 5000 Mann in
ber @taot. = @~s>
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lencia fanb setern Elm oer5lueifelter Rampf
5,pil9en elmer Nbtbeilung Garlifen. uno
&e9ierungstruppen ftatt. Die @riteren
tpuroen nit einem groBen 8erluit an @e=
t6bteten unb @erpunoeten 9ei6la9en.
BON 26. Seq. Cine @pe5ialoe=
pe1@e aus Garta9ena melbet, buB in oas
Sort Gan Sultan, zines Der itdrtiten Ser
tbeibigungstperte Der @tabt, eine 8reI I9e
ge19olien tpuroe. 8ei elmer aufd(isen
@rplof fon tpel9e getern in Der Serial
Batterie itattfano, tpurben20 Mann BON
ben 8elagerun9struppsn 9etDotet,c
9ie MunicipalbebDroen BON Maorib
tpurben 1uspenoirt.
Ma orib, 26. Seq. General Moriones
tpel9er 1i6 beute nit IL, ,O0OW1ann inSon
@ebaltian einl@iffte, lanoete in @antona.
Sc m. Ser 1erfauf Der lte9enoen
@ranoe Der &lDlter unb &irden beginnt
am II. Seq. 8emertensiuertb 1T e. oob
Der &dubert6nis ielbf als &dufer 1ol@er
Rloi iter9iiter auisutreten geionnen 1T,
mel9e an 2anogiiter 1toBen Die er ua1
&om i9on bon Brinaten taufte. @o ).
9. bat Der &onis Dor Der plata @alua
eine 8illa gefauft. On oiele 9ren6cn
mebrere @runoitiide, tpe(@e Rl0ltern an
gebDren. Gr bat befoblen, oieielben Obne
|Mufl1ub unter ben Sammer brineen gu
|1a1ien, um lie at erfteisern. Sic 8elib=
nabnle Der Rl6lter miro nit elmer mabren
6urie betrieben; l@on oceupirte man 81.
Sir sen l. Sea. 1ino tp;sOer s, fir Den
'3. DeS. 5 5ur 8elikao3me anss|ebt.
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(SnlaMb.).

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6einri9 St 5 Ser III einem Mlter bon
nobe. an 70 Sabren. M6se er ruben
i'm Trieben. = -5.:. !. . y
Golumbus, o., 26. Seq, Sic
2ocomo otipenfiibrer unb 9ei5er Ser gepa6=
teten 2inien Der Ban Sanole=G =Gi1enbabn>
Wetli6 BON ptttsburg, be9atnen 6eute
Inn Mittag einen @trite ba iie ni6t in
cine 2obnrebuftipn BON 10 PrD5ent nil
ligen tppllten. Cine Golge bes @trife
mar. cine allgen1eine 1nterbre9un9 Der
3ige, BON benen ieit Mittag feline OBJ
9ln9en. !, a..,' , =. .@..,.' ,..:..'
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tag besann Elm GROCER @trite Der 2oeo=
,1otipenilbrer Der Ban 5an6le Pitts=
burg = Sort MaDne unb Gbicago, Grie
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