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ooer: Seriurnbett III Dem SauS zines SreunbeS.
Oieies ppnensetfte @ert bieies 8~tteranen Der
Airsr,faniiben Giteratur bat ais yortpurI einen De.
Sehnafo, lpel9er oas loeiale Seben uuIerss aeiaminten
noer uebel, melHes IS blositeat. Nuserpreentitb
ipdnnenc une anfre9enc, wiro es pom Alen nit
Se9l:foe 9slslen iperoen. Sluftrirt une fdbDn se'
bnneen. g8ir iino sntibloilen. bas Bud in ieoer "a.
nllie pes Sanoes ein5ufubren uno offeriren nod nie
ca9eiueiene Sprtbeile alien mdnnlifen unb ,peibli.
gen Snolerlbentenlammlern. gBir perlanaen liberal
Aaetten liro lblden gratis auf Yerlan9en Beoinaurs
gen unb bel6reibenne Girculare. 6. M. ZtpSsort
n. &c., 1913 Gbeitnut Str, pbila. 4l82ma.
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Tranen cuff 3ur &ettmmy.
@tss @siti&ts bss "Rsueu arsunusss."
s. e. QIrfhur,S

n~euetss uni ar6Btss Wsrt aber ben INSTRUMENTATION auf.
ifanb her Msuaeit. Gin ~wareisss Ssttsnald Su man
Trap" unt Ten Nights. wslhes bel BEN Vplte Stx.
aeriassn prsiie usr6fentli&t, UNI ftnsle 9srtduf. Hup
srCee circulation su erstsIsn. 1smpsrsnsfreunbs, uuisr.
tust ne Terbrsttuns pes Sudes. Sps,isle 9srtauts.
pom 81 per Ysf ~tepiuist. 9. NJ. Stobnart u. us.
WubIifbers, pblInbo. h0Nt.uo
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60 Mrp3emt.

9nten Ngenten miro cine @ommiIiion besahlt
fir Den Sertauf oon neuen uno Iebr popul6ren 9iiberu
BON elmer Der beoeuterbfen GubIeriptions- 5irmen i'm
Sem bumbu9. Man laNe lid unIere @ircularr tom.
men nno hberieuse h& leIbt. @oreIIe .. o. 8or 500.
barforn "onn. 4gHlsoei
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SAAA Wdnner nnc Srauen mereen fest rtr'
lauat FIR unfere neuen 0piefeeern.
Bileer. Jfdbieiee, 9einenfaeen unc Sdbreibpa'
pier. grpRe Ginnabmen NIT StdDcrbeit ses
madbt. Wan f6reipe iUfort UNI Circulate on .. z.
Guernfep. Yublilber, Gpneprb, y. .. 4g04nl
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Reinea faltem 8ranb!
&eine manliperre mebr! !!
MtQium Gramer'S 6%eiIhfaifer.

9atenttrt am 10. Wai 1870.
Die gDirfuna btefss YRaaers Ia beuunbrunaswarb,a
W ertatrt fetn pFafer, ipel6ss biefes l~bsrtrtft.
Dur6 iabrelausts @rprpbtn fam Id piefes pFaher
ais elm untpe rfalsS ausmitteie% mpfeblen.
dantlisnpdter, Sabrtibsiser, iUwie aae Wrbsitsr fpnten
ss hsts I'm Sauls unb In Der Oertfdtte perr6tbie taItsn.
Die 9Dtrtnn8 1T etne nberrafdenbe; man brauHt wsper
arttli&e 5ulfe sa reaairiren, NOD bat man, bet forprrtstr
anpeneans, staen WerIua an @rbtttsseit su beflrAml.
" BELT bic feblimmifem Bnnpen, bic barts
ndtt9faen aiten Seidbwure. Bon gang befpnouer
getrtune IL g bet Sbufs. Sieb Gtidbs, Gdbn,r.,
SiR- aae Gueffhmuncen; b fItmmsn BrlFen,
umlduf. ointseidDUuren fswie bet 0trwuapune
rar9 rpttige Hagel eibt es tetn beneres Nittel.
Sn 5nbnerausen fiat ss nidt nur ben SHmers 70.
fprt. fenesra bsistttei eisfilben bel einsui @strau@s ppn
s brs 10 1assm sdnattb.
8pp.fa.
Y.sis per Boz nebf @etrau&sanretfuns so kents.
Hu babfn tn aaea a%pptteten. ionic an Der Gtaarrsn-
Wtldnft VI rttn. 3yDt2sas.
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4E1A pulti(dfr Glopb,
otattn. Mmsritanilas poA-D 90 mpfl9iffabrts-
Mttien-G 5efeufGaft.
eeew,gprt-Ststtin sta Gopenbasen.
Capt. CAPT.
Snmbpiet. >. Bland, Mafbfnstpn, 4. Mrupfb.
6rantlin, Y. Dtntde. g. WR. Nrnnt. q. gslbere,
Mb iabrtent
Bon New'gprt; q. W. Mrnbt, Is. MprfI.
eDaftineton. 80. Mprti.
Bon Stttttnt Waibtnetsn, 2. Nprtl.
pumbplbt, 16. &lprii.
Brantltn. 80. Nprt1.
pnfasesNreffe:
1. &ailte @plt S100. 2. Gaiute Gpib $72.00. 4wi.
fAsnbsd @ola $50.
@reurfonsttdsts auf .tn Sabr saItis,
1. Salute @ele $t70. 2. Gatute 0slb $tal Hmis
faeubed Sob $6O.
ion Stttttn pta 8ppentaetn, Gntwesytn aa& Nsp. gorl,
1. Gojute @Sib $9U. 2. Gailte GpIs $50. 3. Salute
Spib SEQ.
Swifdbsnced DON Gtettin. $50 Gurrencp.
Einper unffr 10 Satrsn bic 5d, fe.
Qoeetn Sra9t nag ben 0fiebdfsn tusbefpnbre nab
paHaes penbe man h& ar
@bS- Mammetsbers 6 Co.,
3tiaas re. 40 Brsabwas.
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Seintatb nn6 TremSe.

&otnane nnb @r5ablunsen in srob $40. Bor.
ma elegant brobirt.
Wreis pro Hanb SO Gents. 0ebuneen In aein.
wann pro Danb % Gems.
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n. u. 70. Bb. Die RafnsjetGen. sRoman pon a
u. badlGn0er.
ne. u. 30. Bb. I'm asepter uno RrOnen. 8etros
man BON Oregon Gamarpn.

n. u. 70. Bb. Die &afnsjetGen. Ronan ppn q
10. badlGnoer.
no. u. 30. pb. lin a,epter unb RrOnen. 8etro.
man BON Oregon SamarclD.
Scr Npro : amerifanii6e 9plmetider
uno
itnftbGbare satbseber
fir Ginwauberer unb Gingepanosrte.
sHtbdlt cine insi ssfaBte Hso fir SeOsrmaHn Osritdns'
..@rammatif Der engliiden Sprade,
nebIt NnIeituna in turjer ,3eit
Dbue 9ebrer engttld ~fpredben unb fdretben AZ
lernen;
auBeroein cine
pou~fdnbtge DC ufteri ann Iung
BON 9risfen, S@ebnunsen, Quittunsen, Gontratter
9Be4leln, Nnipeiiun9en, 3eitunss. @nnoueen,
BeIhdftstarten &C.
Giebensebnte Mufaae.
T~appoedeI ~ssbutoen, so Gents, nit 2eber i. Waden,
60 Gents.
Ste Contribution Der Ser. Staatel,
'ebit erlauterun9en uno seididtlider Ginlsituus
Sur ~ipejieaen 8euubuns fir
Otntp dnberer nnb S1u1en.
4earbeitet bon Suitus Setn.
Dritte MuHase.
@ebunosn, so Gents. Gartonirt. s5 G'nts.
@eSibte
BON
9mbmia 1tblanb.
z75 eeiten spo., brp6irt, 81 90. elegant ~ssbunesn
nit Gaieprehuns, $3.50.
Ser auterifaniide4 gaitetens8 Bidder
poer
SnffruetiDe Mntpeifun9
our Inisrtieuna aler Nrten
Bafteten, Gorten uno Gierrabnie,
bon Gtto 3 riebri6, prattiider paieten : Bidder.
Nreis Is Senfs.
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Toleeube binise
SoGS=, SngcnOi6riitcn
nn0 GDntame
finS gu BADEN tn alien beutibcn
Sn6banblunsen III BEN
Tereinigten Staaten ltnO Gauaoc.
Gr3ablnngen BON 8uitaD Nierib.
Sn bibide Iappbedel nit Nuslin.8iiden
aebunben a % Gents.
Sas Stantredbt.
Die Sepprtirten.
Ole MnSfudnbercr nad) MfrifG
Sdneieer unb 6eiger.
Sbriftppb columbus.
Sldrts iIne Maria.
Srdne BON S%brtburg.
unredpt Gut geeeibet ntdbt.
pie 0rffneuns ces ppr;ellanb.
Die ~0ruRmutfer.
Ser Cite arisser uno iein gobn.
Die N~olenmiible. - Der fleine Gantartt'r.
Die @aife, ODER cine quite abat finoet oft auf Grbtn
,bon ibren Qobn.
SSobanma. Sssr eurd1 madt gun siat.
Der dr1te Gpttfrieb.
Per SpniS, nnh Der MAILER.
Oas Sleebldtt. Srei GeIbitten. l. Der trelie
Siener, Q. Der qai4er uno iein spbn. 8. Sie
plaumenmGnn-x.
Die GufgucfS,ltbr.
Jacpb Hnb feline 9Dbue.
Gr3dbl1nger Don Gaipari1s.
Sn bibihe Bappbedel nit Wtaslin'8iiden
%gebKnoem a 25 Gents.
0efdfdtten aus Dem GpsfTart.
Der gdbulineiffer unb fein Gpbn.
Gtrafbure auf Der GdIdns.
Tolfsgeididten.
Sn htbi6e Bappbcdet nit Musltn,&iiden
gebunben a rs Gents.
Der Stgerhaer, bon Glaubrebt.
Gdbrefcnsiabre.
Sfs 2tnmme Bpm pprtfef, bon 0laubredt. nno
Sobann BON eepben, Der 9rppbet. Bon
&obert berb.r. 3uidmmen in einert Bud.
Sefdbibten hes Wfarrers 1iebentifd,. Bon
RarI Gt6ber.
gead,tlaser in @ranaha. Bon Sr. Norben. uno
Eannbdufsr. Bon Sorbert 6irte. 3uiammen in
einem Banb.
partfer 9ausenfdttS. limb
eun1pact Sasabunbus. 3uianmsn In sinsrn
Bane.
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Gafforia III elm eubititut fir GaItor.DsI. Gs 1T 10
anasnsbm 8u nebmen as 6onis. Sir Winbfolit unb
Maasnidure lit bas MitteI einfaA srFaunlia. aerste
~enpfeblen es.
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81. Wdi 1873.
.5erren yofe II. Go.-Sbr 6erttaur Ointment IL cine
ipunberbare Sadie. Weire Wutter bat fhrsflid an
Rbeumatisnus ietJebn Sabre lang selitten. Meuer.
oii,as ipuros &c on elmer gstte qeldb'at; giemanO
iprehsn ober su seben, ba Die 6rau oitrunbiebensis
SABRE alt 1T. sic bat oas Gentaur Ointment (peiBer
llmlblaa) einiae Wpdben lang 9ebroutt uno fam jebt
,iemlid, gut aeben unb Ipreten. Sd bente, baB Sbre
2inimsuts aIss Sob p~eroisnen, rpeldes lie erbulten ba.
ben. Rep. %. Xubbs.
Dsrs. Sane Dbiuips. pbiuips Mils, Snoiana Co.,
d., iast: sd barte Sbnen fir oas Gentaur 2jni.
r1ent umiomebr, als i'd mid tie cine neue Grau
fibls. Wssine Sabmun9 riihrt BON einem MID Dor adt
Sabren betroffeuen S6lasanfal Der. SD iGreibe nit
meirsr linten 6ano. SD fam lest burb Oas 6aus
geben uno in Der Office belfen unb i'd benfe, nit Dot'
ties Se9en auf Sbrem Ointment weroe i'd balo ooultan'
big eebeilt iein."
-Seoer @ferbebeHber iorts nit benz @entdur 9tni'
r1ent einen Beriud MAIDEN. gBir betradten oaiielbe
ais ben betem Mrtifel, Der ie in u~nieren etansn se'
braubt ipurbe.
~. Marib eupt. Qbams CT. etane, ~ o.
ng. pulB, Supt. V ST. Ct. Staue, u. Q.
hilbert 8. OItn, Supt. Nat. @x. StGIle, n. o.
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W0bfl utlD 8ftt @QQrell.
Cooper, gall + o.,
Sabrdauten uO 85Oeialez lmO &etaiz Sdnoler,
Sfo. 1l9 mmo 121 NfOr0 3ipeite gtr.,
0ribr bs Ifourt Sermon SoRL)
Nbtlabe1pbia.
Sabrfeu &nan nno Sbonra8 Stabe. SranHor6, ga.
1SHprs
Centaur einiments-Dis beften

0entdMr ~Ginimenf8-oIe belfef
Mittel, tpelde is entoedt worosu
fnb fir SleiI6., &no6en' uni
MusfeI. sdmerSen. Sc 9ibt 5tpei
Wrten-fpeiBer umihfa9 fir Gami'
lien. Debrau1 unb 9elber umiblao
fir Wferbe uno Sbiere.
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10 SABRE Greett, SntereGen MUIR 6 prog,
THE PIONEER

epamptlets mt. &arten Der Dtfrifte uerbep
Cratic lberienbet.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
Let the Blame. if any there be, rest
where il Belongs!


To the Editors of The Argus:
Your article of last evening does injustice
to the police force of the city, and to the
defendant. John Stauback. The facts are
these: The defendant was arrested by
Officer Brennan, when coming from his
work at the Arsenal, at 5 o'clock Monday
evening, and was Immediately brought
before our energetic and efficient ''P. Nj.
ex of }. F., y who, being engaged in the
Downing trial. directed that the case be
continued, which was done and Wednes-
day at 5 O'Clock p NJ, agreed upon as the
hour for the trial.
On Wednesday the Marshal at five
minutes past O'Clock. did go to the "P
NJ. exof j. P's" office, meeting that
functionary on the sidewalk in front of his
Office, and was accosted thusly: Il cant
wait here all night; | don't believe John
will come; if he does tell him to be around
at half past six''-and went his way.
Stauback, at Is minutes past 5, in com
pany with Dan Corcoran. did report at the
'P. VI. ex-of j, P's" office, coming
directly from his work He also did re-
port at the said ''P. NJ. ex-of. J. P's" Of
fee at the same hour last evening, and
afterward at the Marshals Office, and will
be on hand ct the same horr this evening,
when if the said ''P. NJ. x-of j. 2" is not
in his office the defendant will be taken
elsewhere for trial.
G. W. HAYES, City Marshal.
! Rock Island Dec. II, 1875,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

a depressed, irritable state of mind.
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or animation; confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in IIUEIPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
1t tones up the system, arrests dscha. ~e dispels
the mental gloom and despondenl. nu rejuve-
mates the entire system. 1t is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Price S., for package
of five boxes and large g vial Of powder, which
is important in old serious cases; or 81 per single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MS>QCINE CO.
No. 562 BRoADwAY, n. y.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
a Health Pro,not;ng stimnlant-

Physician, who certainly ought to be the best
judges of such matters, declare that wholesome
stinuant is not only derairable, but csentai in
many Instances. When the temporary good effect
of sound stimulant is confrmedand render per
manent as in the of Hcstelters Stomach Bitters
by the action of the tonic and alternative principals
combined with it, 1t becomes infinitely more. eff
cacious as removaut of physical energy and a
corrective OF those conditions CT the body which
invite disease. The Biiters have received the
emphatic sanction of medical men who have
observed the Effect Of that popular stimulative
cordial as remedy for weakness, nervousness,
dyspepsia constipation inactivity Of the liver.
malarious fevers, and many other disorders Its
basistis sound old rye tee ipurest Igor known to
commerce, andandittsel possessing ionic pro.
perIics of no moan erdcr.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
Burglaries,

Last night, Thursday the grocery store
OF John Ziegler, on the corner of Moline
Avenue and Andrews street, was entered
by burglars and the money drawer broken
into and % cents in nickels taken. TIE
burglar broke open the back door, and
after stealing the money, unbolted the
front door and walked off Mr.. Ziegler
wishes to thank the fellow for not taking
anything but the money.
The street car stable at Centre station,
was also the scene OF another burglary the
same night The stable was entered by a
side door and the twelve money boxes OF
six cars were broken into and about SIS
10 small change taken. Street car tic
kets were in the boxes, but not taken.
They evidently wanted cash only, and did
not intend to be troubled with the tickets,
as it would excite suspicion if they would
attempt to dispose of them. The poles
have as yet no clue as to who the burglar:
were in either ease:
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17

Magic Oil is the trade mark of VIM.
Renne'& Sons, of Pittsfeld, Mass, and as
trade mark is patented uuder the laws
of the United States. it is to them as
much piece Of property as a house OF lot,
Their valuable remedy, known as Renne 5
Pain Killing Magic Oil, has been before
the public more than twenty years, and
has become so popular that some bad per-
sons have tried to impose q spurious ar
ticle upon the public 1t would be just as
honorable for these persons to teal money
out Of the pockets OF Wm Renne & Sons,
as it is for them to steal their trade mark,
NJ honorable druggist or merchant will
keep for sale, or undertake to impose upon
his customers, any Magic Oil excepting
the genuine Renne's Pain Killing Magic
Oil
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17

LADIES throughout the American and
European Continents have testified to the
excellent remedial virtues Of Pozzoni's
Medicated Complection Powder. 1t
imparts to the skin a beautiful transparent
whiteness. makes it delicately soft and
smooth, removes trcckles tan, and allay all
irritation. Sold Wholesale and ret all by
}. A. Pozzoni, St.Louis, Mo, and by L.
Breunert, Emil kehler. O. Sped ell, and
Benser Il Thomas, Rock Island.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
A VERY COMMON QUESTION ANSWERED

A VERY COMMON QUESTION ANSWERED
How can ascertain whether lead or
other metallic poisons are in the prepare
tons use tor my hair? Answer.
some OF it on the iodide of potash; if it
contains lead twill instantly produce
yellow color; avoid the article as YOU
would venomous serpent. Now annlv
this test to the Egyptian Hair Coloring
and no such result is produced, thereby
proving it harmless over any other article.
We know that it is the only safe and effect
ual preparation in the market, No sedi-
ment--no p0isous-no stains; is not dye.
Geo. VIM Southwick Proprietor, New
York; Z. o. box 1873.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17

'Aynica Montana or Mountain Arnica,
know also as "LeopaE,3s Bane,' and iu
some parts OF Europe as Mountain To
bacco, contains a peculiarly searching
Volatile Oil, an ar5m,,tic gam Or resin Of
extraordinary hcaln : properties, and
rare aikaioid, unlike Any ether known to
chemistry, which las an immediate and
most marvellous effect in preventing and
relieving pain Ia Burdsall 5 Arnica Lin
inent, the three powerful sauative ele-
ments OF dis marvclious pIan> are com
bined aIId Intensified, AMI the balsJmic az
ton is increased by the addition of other
botanical agents that tend to invigorate
the absorbent vessels of the skin and fleshy
fibre.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
The Useless Jail Sewer

The sewer from the jail to the river was
made year ago last summer by Fleming
Bros. The work was ordered by the board
of supervisors, and that body appointed
committee to superintendent its construc-
ton. Supervisor Dart was chairman of
that committee, aud he ''bossed" the job,
accepted the work when completed and
recommended the sewer as good one,
and the contractors were paid nearly ST.
900 for the job.
1t was botch job AID somebody is, to
blame. The sheriff has always been troub-
led more or less because the water did
not run eff-although the tile of which
the sewer is constructed is II inches in di-
ametcr. Last week, the stencil in the Jail
from this sewer, becoming almost un-
bearable, Sheriff Huesing decided to find
out where the trouble lay. He first visit
ed the mouth of the sewer, at the river,
and found the pipe full of packed sand.
The tubes are two feet and half long.
He placed men at work and they removed
% of these tiles or tubes, all being full or
nearly so Of sand which had been blown
in when the river was low, He then pro-
cured hose and, attaching it to one of
the fire hydrants, inserted it in the sewer
in half a dozen places between the Jail and
the river, thus forcing the sand and dirt
out. In no place did he find that any
cement had been used on the joints Of the
tile when constructing tie sewer. Around
each joint was a loose earthern band or
collar, and the tile lacked. in most cases,
from one to two inches of joining together
Thus, in rainy weather or in the spring
when the ground was wet the earth would
get under these loose collars and fall into
the pipe, which, in a short time, would fill
up, and what little water did force its way
through only aided IN packing this earth
more firmly,
As the sewer now is, without a large
stream from the water works is turned OF
the water only runs a few feet from the jai
building and then soakS into the ground
through the large crevices between each
tile, or remains in the sewer. 1t vas tt
have plenty of water near to wash out this
sewer every two throo vvoeka- tina
} induced Supervisor Dart to ask permission
Of Mayor Davenport to put in a fire hydran
at the corner of Orleans and Deer streets,
aud at the expense of the county
Don't forget that Epstein buys direc
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
The w Gather.

Yesterday was the widest, wind
let day of the season-such d wind
as jerks bricks from chimney tops and
eapsizes things generally. In the evening
it grew colder and the ferry boat sought
shelter at the harbor below town.
! h;s morning the mercury said
6 below zero, and the ice had stopped
running, for wide strip on either shore
In the channel the ice barely moved when
our paper went to press.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
Gallant Supervisors-- Mora Gallant
Than just,

Than just,
Our gallant ladies' men on the hoard Of
supervisors are peculiarly tender towards
young and pretty calico. Some two months
ago they asked for proposals from women
for copying certain public records. They
gave the job, not to the lowest bidder, but
to a young, handsome, fascinating and ac
complished Miss, who has, undoubtedly,
done a nice job. And now that the work
is done, and the young lady puts in bill
for $75 more than the contract, the Gal
liant Old Rooster from this city Whose
love for the ladies has passed into a pro-
verb) moves to allow the bill, and such
reformers as the Rural Rooster from Canoe
Creek. who loves the ladies dearly, (he in
troduced the Moline crusaders to the board
with forid flourish and the rest Of them
vote to allow the bill, and the young lady
gets nearly double the price agreed on.
THE ARGUS don't say that even that is
more than the jobs worth; butt asks the
Susceptible BOOSTERS who voted the mon
ey how they will appear in the presence Of
the other young ladies who bid on that
job? Is not. the letting of contracts, under
such circumstances, farce? Have not
the disappointed bidders right to say:
I'VE would have done an equally good
job for the price stated in our bids, and il
is not Just to US to give out the contract at
a fixed price and then double the price at.
ter the work is done The ARGUS does
gruigc the money to the young lady who
asked for it and got it, but it is of the
opinion that several other young ladie:
don't admire that style Of doing public
business.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-If you are
suffering with cough, cold, hoarsness,
whooping cough, Group, sore throat or any
pulmonary complaint use Goes Cough
BalsanI, 1t is the cheapest and best remedy
known Tor all lung aud throat diseases. 1t
has been tested by thousands. 1t never
fails Our dealers all keep it.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17

The cures made every Gay OY Freligh's
Remedy are really wonderful. Magic is
the only word t. express the action Of this
truly invaluable mediciue. Everybody
that once uses it experiences relief, and not
only continues 10 use it himself. but recom-
mends it to his friends. If you are suffer
ing from Neuralgia or rheumatism, send
at once for d bottle and try it. Druggists
generally sell IT,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17

Who may Marry, who not; Why:
'@,te.,a important questions a.. Sweresiia
DR.. WHITTIER S MARRIAGE GUIDE.
80 pages, Illustrated; sent scaled for
- cts. by mail. Address 617 ST. Charles,
street, st. Louis, Mo. Consultation.
Free. Gail or write.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
CITY
NEW DEPARTURE.
THE Peoples Line"

The Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis
r. r., will on and after Sunday, Dec. 5th,
run
FAST EXPRESS
leaving every night at $50 p. ~, arriving
in St. Louis in time for western and south
ern connections. Making close connec
ton at
BEARDSTOWN
for Springfield and points east, arriving
there
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF COMPETING ROUTES
THE MORNING TRAIN
leaving at $40 a. N. makes close connec-
ton for Burlington, arriving there at noon,
FOUR HOURS RUN.
Connecting at BeardstOwn for Spring
field, Pana, Louisville, Cinninnati, aud
other eastern and southeastern points.
Sleeping cars on night trains Baggage
checked through, PatrOnize the PEG
pies route" j. MEREDITH DAVIES.
GEO, SKINNER, Gcn'l Pass. Agt.
Gen. Manager 4dtf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17

kIDDER'5 AsTIIAMA PAsTILEs have,
without any fuffng or extravaganza prom
Use, qulet.. worn their way to public favor,
andnow ara 'tIording sure relief to thou
sands, Iheic grateful odor and quick eff
fec render neIl peculiarly acceptable, as
me patien; IS ,elieved from the most dis
,rcssing symr CONS while inhaiine de-
hghttul perti!n..-- Price 40 cents by mail
Stoweii & Co Charleston. Mass. 1920
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17

MOTHER, would you cause your child
to look bright, cheerful and happy? If so
give the child few Of Van Deusen's
Worm eonfections. They act like magic.
The life of many an innocent one has been
saved by the timely use Of this truly valu-
able medicine
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
Shaais and nubias at Wivi!l's l7-d1t

Gen. John /, Logan is chairman Of the
senate committee on Military Affairs, aud
it is confidently asserted that CD. ". L.
Morri>on, of the Seventeenth Illinois dis
trict, viii lie chairman CT the same cosa-
mittec in the house Both Were soldiers
in the Mexican war, and each raised regi-
ment for the late war; both were Demo
cratic members Of congress at the opening
Of the late war. Logan turned Repubii-
ca1 aid got promotion Morrison remain
ell Democrat and. Of course, the admin
5tFation gave him nothing Morrison is
the better man, in every particular. It is
somewhat singular that Illinois should
have the craftsmanship Of the same com
urittce III each house.