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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
An EDITOR INTERVIEWED.

The business OF editing n paper in
Truckee would appear to be Of a lively
nature. The former editor Of the Re-
pstiiedn joined an organization Of vigi-
lantes. and while engaged in ferreting
out aome tough customers. lost his life.
Tho presen, editor. a few days ago, had
occasion to criticiso somewhat sharply
tho conduct Of some nypsphs ia rdrs and
their diversity This excited the ire Of
the dcmi monde. who declared that their
"fns feelings" had been trampled
upon. and one Of whom, il seems, sent
her fighting man to interview tho Repaid
lioan editor. This he did by attacking
him without warning upon the street,
knocking him down and kicking him.
A warrant for the arrest Of the assailant
was issued, but he IL Roa q, bircfhts.
The editor is grieved. rs after such q
forciblo and fatiening introduction. no
il anxious 10 further cultivate the &C
qu~aintanee Of thu fighting 'lover."
These facts we CLEAN from the Rcpacli-
om, which, after detailing them. con-
eludes with this sympa.hizing and sug-
gcsiive invitation to ths hidden pueilist:
II Is hoped that James will not con-
sidsr himself eompletsly ostrncised and
remain away indefinitely. AZ just ut tho
present time his acquaintance is very
much desired.
Such solicitudo for James peace OF
mind. a. well as presence. should elicit
o response from the individual 80
earnestly sought for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

Seventeen car losds Of cattle wers
shipped from this station last night to
San Francisco. Over 200 head belonged
70 Colonel Hardin and the balance to
Smith 4 Mann. OF a verify San Fran
ciscans must have quite a liking for
Humboldt bsef.-Slpr Stiis. Fec. -.
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And in accordance with law. and an order Of
tho Board Of Directors, made OF the sth day Of
Jauuay, 1875, 20 many shares OF each parcel
Of said stock As may DO necessary, viii De sold
Al public auction, At Jshn Middleton 4 Sous
auction room, No. $40 Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California, o. TUESDAY, the ID
day OF March, 1873. at the hour OF . o'clock p.
4 of said day. 20 ray said delinquent asse.s-
mcnt thereon, together with costs OF advertir-
ing and expenses of sale.
LUClEN HERMANN, Secretary.
once Room No. II, No. so Pine street,
Nan Francisco, Cal. fcle u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAoC.

uAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
u nom the sdsets. Of Krren aad Abuses In
70 Marriage removed. New mstkod Of treat
msnt. New and remarkable remedies. Books
ASdrsss, HOWARD AssoCIATioV. as n.
Ninth IT.. Philadelphia, PA.-an lnstiiution
having . high rspuiatlon for honsrahls cor.
duct and professional shil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
DROP IN AND pnosrEcT

ELoRIDA aILyER MINING cor.
II pany -Location ofphncipal place OF busi-
ness, Fan Francisco. Cal.
Ecvada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fslow.
Ing described stock. on account Of assessment
No. I. levied on the sth day Of January. 1875, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, a. follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

GoLD is varying between rs and III.
though 1t has bcon predicted in New
York that II would run up to 100 very
soon. The reasons ON which this pre-
diction are based are given by the New
York Times ~ follows: "First. the
Treasury balances aro unusually low;
secondly. the premium offered by the
German Government with the design to
draw the bulk Of tho gold OF the world
to its Golfers, makes It profitable to ship
gold to Europe. and the consequence Ia
that tho recent shipments have been
very great-the profit on every $780,
900 Is said to lie $500 net: thirdly. tho
merchants are using large amounts of
gold to pay duties on goods in bond in
anticipation Of the Presidents sigma.
turo TO tho littio tariff bill; and lastly.
the spectators. taking advantage Of
these circumstances. are buying up cash
gold with = view to a corner, aud heavy
consequent profits"
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CAPITAL NOTES..
y.ox svn srrcr,L ecns,sroxDrsr AT elsssz

ssandalsas beings NJ she state
-l'riSsn-Exeelisnt Cenditisn Of
the Prison The Investigation
-0oed sunday weather Plug
Hats and Clean interchangeable
nansa Makes she Marc 70.
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BORN.

CLARK Ia wssAingion. Cal, Feb. II to the
. wife % y. n. Clark. q son.
LTTTLETON-ln Gold I'LL, February Is, 10
the wifc of james Llulctsn. q daughter.
TlIOMAs-'n Gcsi nIll, February IS, TO the
wife Q. W. Thomas, o zen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

Aid In accordance with law. and an order Of
Tie Board OF Directors. made on the eighth day
Of January. 1915, 10 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary will be sold
No. ll California street, San Pnnclsco,
Cal, on FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF March,
1873, At the hour Of I O'Clock ?. u. Of said
day. TO pay said delinquent Assessments thereon
together with costs OF advertising and ex.
penses Of the sale.
Il wRGENgR. Secretary.
onee-lt California street, Ban francireo,
cAlifsf MA. fsi5 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
TIE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY
Location of PRINCIPAL place of business, Ban

Location Of principal place OF business, nan
francisco, California.
Location OF Works, Storey county, Slate Of
Nevada.
N~otce-rhers arc delinquent upon the fellow.
Ing described stock, on account 81 assessment
(So. 49,. levied on the i2th day Of January.
1875, the several Amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, ~ fol-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
Conpany.-Salo No. 1.-THE pubiie 10
hereby cautioned agalnst purchasing the FOL
lowing described stock Of the Yellow Jacket
Silver Mining Company. as tho amo was sold
for assortment No. 10. this isih day Of Psb-
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NEW

CALEDONIA sILVE1 IININa
" Company-Loeation o. principal place Of
business. ban Frsnciscs. California.
Location Of works, Storey county, Nevsda.
Noucs-rhers are delinquent upon the fellow.
ne. 10Y levied on the sth dsy Of January. 1875,
the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective sharsholders. - follovs:
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cAnsos, February Il. 1876.

HAahs anu NIgan
mama Makes the Marc gs.
CAnsoS. February IA. 1876.
The state Prtssa Investigator.
Eprron Nrws: The investigation by
the special committees OF both Houses,
acting as q Joint Committee. TO investi-
gate the management OF the State Prison,
IL exciting a great deal OF talk and COM
ment in this city. The most serious
charge against the present Warden is
that Of holding improper intercourse
with Mollis Forshay. q female convict
serving out q twenty-sovon years SEN
tencs for murder. The investigation Ia
held with closed doors. but i have been
able to get hold OF alittle that has tran
spired. One Nichols, q former guard,
testiaed to having caught tho Warden
and the woman in .faJrdrs daicfu. II
was tho duty Of thia guard to make peri
odical examinations Of tho roof OF the
Prison. and while going past the window
of the woman on n ladder. no heard the
door Of her room open. Procuring q
stick he pushed aside the window blind.
and saw tho Warden in the room. on
which no exclaimed; "Ah, old fellow.
I've caught you'll" He alleges that
shortly after this occurrences he Ind q
conversation with the Warden whoprom.
issl hat tho guards should BE- provided
with better food, as a condition OF
Nichols silence. But according 10 tho
testimony OF the guard. the Warden
found cause 10 find fault with him tho
very next day, and discharged him from
his position.
After hearing the testimony OF Mich
oils, tho committee visited tho prison
and interviewed Mollis forshay. who. l
am informed, corrobomted tho testi-
mony Of the guard. Mr.. Hyman's
counsel was present ct the examination
Of tho woman. but the Warden himself
was not admitted. She testified that
she had not seen Nichols but once since
his discharge, and then at a distance;
that the Warden had promised her that
IL she would yield TO his desires he
would procure her pardon within n year,
and furnish her sufficient money to 60 10
any place abe desired; that no had great
influence and could easily accomplish
what he promised, and that in the moan.
Tune D should receive better 1000 anu
ueatment tnhn the otnsr PRISONERS,
Tnore are otner ena,ges sgahis. .he
Warden one OF which Is nat OF star,.
ing the prisoners In oruer 70 up MS
private table. i cont khow mere u
any testimony 70 eor,ocors.e TINS ehaiso,
xi'h9u which ! am ~,sinonnoa 'ooensso
~. 1 nave aiheu ~ 'he prison On SOY
eraI oe.as,ohs, anu snvu n"
'h,hk 'na. ouo In
ea1en was wIuhs "'"i 'n' ani'a''
ohhhe mere; A.. A...u u.a.
Pr connu 10 THESE cnarRes muoe
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MARRIED.


srRPuRNs-MULLEN-In Pieehe. February
III. II. stephens to Miss. JuliA Mullen.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12

Pants, white lead, redload white zinc, iroI,
pa4at, lubricating oils, linsee Term Gil,
lard OIL meats foot oil, eoalD II iuenS Nep-
hew's yarnishes, English varnishes, alcohol,
turpentlne, pant mills, paints ready mixed,
artists materials. WAX loweT materials, de-
calcomania pictures, all kinds OF foreign and
domestic glass, stained, ornamental and en
graved; coach painters material. stencil col
ors, ladders OF different lengths, ready glazed
sash, gold leaf. bronzes, vermllions, looking
glass platea.
NOS. 6 AND EAST THIRD sTRElI,
WiliMINGHON, DEL.
N. Il. Particular attention paid to HOUSE
AND Snip PAINTING. SlOS WRITING,
TC. apl-
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12
HARDW4RE, dc.
s. T.. coz. IuIRn 4 sHIpLETEsYa.,

Have always on hsnd full assortment OF
Iron Gnd steel. J'est brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, Englsh Refined
Bars Of all sizes Band, Hoop and Slit Iron
best Norway Eailrode and AuRer Shapes, G6l
vaniLed and Black Sheet iron, Cast, shear.
Blister German, Swede, Spring, Tire, Ma
Chinerv and Tap Steel. Smith, Coacn ana
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse shoe
Nails, RoraJ, Bolta, Clips, Nuts, washers,
Mallcable Castings, Wagon Boxes, Spr,nss,
Axles, spokes, Hoes, Shafts, Bows, g..
Carriage canvass, Oil Carpets, kattinett. ~
aneiGd Top and lash leather, and Coach
Hardware of All kinds. Iron Wire Gaivcn-
'zed J ails, BabDit metal. Lad Spelte!i Elnea
Tin, Sheet zinc, &c, DC, Smiths and other
tools, AnTils, Nices, Bellows, 5ledEes, liam
nevs, shoebg Knives, tlles. Ra9p9, Sl!ths'
Drills, Tire Bc2dcr9. Twe1e Irons, Stocks ana
Dies, Grind stones. Cr2ulG ana Rollers, BacA
Chains. Sc
All OF which viii lie a3ll Gtvery low prices,
WHOLESALE and retail i0r cash or approved
c1edlt. Ular2 1868
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12

L
David McCann,aged syears. was late
| ly locked up oil night the station house
| at New Albany, Ind, for stealing ten
cents. They enforce the laws in that
community, they do.
"The New York Republicans are try
| ing to coax Gen. Merritt, Liberal, back ia
| that doesn't belong to the Republican
] party, Messieurs.
A Cleaveland woman who has cut out
| all the newspaper accounts of the BeecheI
trial she could get hold ef,says that when
pasted together, it makes string three
miles in length.
A writer in the New York Tribune
advocates the Hon. Hugh McCulloch
"as the very safest and most accepta-
BILE candidate for the Presidency In
1876"
Gen. Herschel '. Johnson is said to
be candidate for the next Governor
of Georgia, with strong prospects of
success.
The Portland Press says Pendleton
and party, instead of hard-money Dem
ocrats ought to be called "hsrd-up for
money Democrats p"
The vicksburg He7aId says: ''It
won't be long before the Mississippi
judges will change the form Of SEN
fencing prisoner, and will say: San
Jones, stand up. Xou have been tried
and convicted, aad are sentenced to
the State prison for an indefinite peri
cd, as 1t IS quite likely Tou will be
pardoned out Just as soon as the Go.
vernon ends out what great rascal
Jou are.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12
Fashionable Furniture.
J. 81 +. ~. HARM AN ,
NO. 40 king Stroer

NtLdlAoGONt " -. -
.ss,ssss We respectfully inform tho o!tl-
s--St&iT IONS OF Wilmington and the sds-
rounding country that wo raI'inu
MH8NSdto manufacture and kcoi c1 hand at
our large and Ions establish 81 va-cJo0ins,
Furniture Of every variety and 5syle. CON
s;stins of Mahogany. Rosew cod and " Walnu
Furniture suitable for psrlor. d il ing roo N
and chamber usee.
Our sssortment uf Furnitufois isYgeer and
more varied than can he found n DoiawaT >.
and oil srtiales sold a oug establishment are
warranted as represented.
Vsnitiar. blinds Of tao ,aoet fashionable
designs ma4is to order eJd tept oonstently
on hand. We also Iaanuta, 0Te abd CONSTANT
IL keep a largessortToant Of Spring ar
VI oss sud uuss MsttresscF
I&J. Il HARTMAN,
ilo Kins strsct, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12

-,?.osi, esa4es.7 sis,aiss; v Fsl-niSsten, Del.
Eas re-cEsd 70 shs lFrtiis ystS a large
- - tIo ttt.sa Eytt teEe sting
a-ad voodeyfrl tresksot nE94-e. 'Sise, q la-re
add..toa Ct noted e.e.sgfISntea, Correct
EEeaesses, the best exer seer cssex xhioitioD
hLs teen added By Hfot. fe.oe =. .saa cng Eh.ch
21e Antoine F7ct ~ fhefI Iuel laqr5ai srci sAe
Lee:tg S1l pa1iel ~ u ySR, the sEated
Gnglsh 1useri I'm BE- BIN. tke noted LIN
caster poet; Eegro Benny the runhEaJ save;
VIZ Burke, the Tlnrp ste ef Of tq persc ps; La-
snias Shupi2ohi, r2Edes sr6fS hAp pc asliRr boy A.;
Arthur SPEtng, lie vnurde .f Of hg'o sisters /;
AIBo he sop u Arthur spring; Jacon Ian.
nan, sae r2u1aere1 peddler boy; Gibbs, the
sotc1t1Cs pirate Lieut.. MontroVtle, tue ce-
trRysI, ~ bis side stands poo. Charlotte Zsm-
2lei Cs-F f9re, ei Phladelphiai wien OF
Erdo- n the forest also, y ~ Eh IL, Ali
mails, heptlca, &c, from 81 pa-ta u tie
SnoVvD world. can be seen &, tie Liussuu.
Other Tonue95 arriving uAly. TbS.e q Lnore
20 be seen Tor the pioe OF admission ttaa at
any ctheE exhibition u the c3unu-. Opeh
LAY and e7s%ng from 0c.ocL. a u until
.e.3o P. ID Admission o0lY Is ts, CUl!Ieu
% cents, 10 see thc whole collection
W. II oH AID NICR, Proprietor,
d5ci5Tl7
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12

y" - to1 N take ;,,cs, III.
'1[ 10 cucotions ana rer,,i1 itts,lscnl
I1c1 tbcif bones sie nc. ds-.-s.s4 @ a
.,oit q other ucars, All II, =. q Il
g., ,ond tte point ci Iepa,- ''.ci
E8Hpcgsi@ or Endiyr,;;,, r..
N ,-.e ShGAIders Coughs. Ilrh ,s.,.'. ~.
~ t'i.css StdT LIGGta...Es -. 80. Z.
Taste inthe Mouth nt.ocs At.,'.s:', 5S..cll
ihe heatt Inflammation Crt-s ~ Z
r'Hion ot the hircys, gain ..-,r,t,. Z,
symptcui7, are the CT. .pslH-5 r. IL. ~
b"ttie wa It'Te & he ,'ei Eg3,s- z.
tnJn 6 iei,y.t, oi.9It.;s;- ''' VI
E'Or sfEAs1i = ase7piat-t, :,
mt,ris.i oi sing,c, 81 tle'usg-- -. :
lie tEfH Of NE the is I'm, l...--,, ~ ~ 4
clied M lndueC-e ttsT ,-.r -..il T
ccptih.a 4s''
Cor husins.;sy, Esorz ~; ct..... :
ius;.;snl oli G5u., L .7;s. fsy'..,..e.''
nl,tert teTsts Its9as5. lie t,.t',-.
utYs ami Ilo0ic-, these f...s-i - !,
Sucit diseases are c2uae t. ,i.l,, 81, :,
Z sECJ SSe 4 EcEi.sc S'zrKs;,v. -. :,
n Eogls., pos se57i1- tN. r'l, ~ ~,
npre!'Ii &C 1t IN Taii9'-rr C-7-,,a,.ss "a y
melton q tie Liver ana ,f;-srs. 1,.,..
lt.ous diseases. "a
For sI;.1 DIseusfE, F.url,.-, ~.
tbr1n b'CteEns Sr0ta. / .7r-Iss 80. -.
CaipdaSlcs, hllg t5C1r1s Scs4.na.ji ~. :,
Ell iPelas, ltch, ScGIfs, Discclor7tor,s
dhTcI16aiU Diseases citte skin c, 7,r,',,
.In7tUTe s!e ilterauy GGzup -,--,s.
steTI il g slolt time h the use q is.s
Grateful THousaais Proclaim 5r-
IF t6H Incst wonderful Iliirc1l-t ri,
Wits / ne sinking sTstem.
n. ks. MCDONALD 4 gl
dug ci'ts aud Cen AIS, san FANS
'os d Washington and Charlton sii. i
SOLD hY Alb DRLGuisT5 4 pl,l
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12
FARM WAGES IN 1875.

Country newspapers report the wages
nov paid to harvest hands, with beard,
at 81 rs to $3.50 q day, These are not
bad rates in hnrd times for common, un-
skilled lahorere. A man cannot get rich
at such work, but he can save himself
from starving, and, if frugal, he can
pocket nll the wages az clear gain at the
end of his engnyement. Farmers with
unyat b cred crops on their hands nre glad
to employ any abIe-todied man at those
prices; and every trai1p WHO does not
look Ike born clt-thrCat can hire HIM
self out Mt almost the first farm be passes
in New York or any Of the New Eng gland
and Middle States. There is not word
Of truth in the stories of this dangerous
class Of vagabonds that they are wan
derlnG about the country IN desperate
search OF work. For the remainder OF
August and oil Of September they can get
plenty Of honest occupation at paying
prices. 1t is curious to note that while
most kinds Of farm products have largely
declined IN value within the past five or
OLA years, the fail III wages has been but
slight in the great agrieuitural States.
The Department Of agriculture in its last
.vp.il ,lAts .yuue valuable statistics on
TIM, mead Tie decrease IN the monthly
.at : oI wages (wunoGt bord) cf furm la
our-r, c!.ra.cd ty tAe yc1-, from 1869 to
| 1875, IA yAuuus sections Of the country.
a. us fonOw,: Ea5 eru States, flom S32.Q3
t. 80, Mtiul; States, S29 is to $50 ss;
Vests. States, S27 ol TO S23 Is. anu Csl-
ga, 46 IS " S44 50. In + nsyIvania,
OA4o, l.a.au.. alu illinois the average
iallln. u1 WAS much less than that above
.udl ated. Monthly wages, with board,
AIe from 80 to $40 below the quoted rates,
ala snow about the same decrease COM
pared with 1860. Wages per day for
transient service differ greatly in differ
ent States. In the South they touch tse
low point of - cents to 81 Is, while IN
Michigan they are s., in Minnesota s. 80,
and in Wyoming, S36a-with beard In
every case. The average in the Middle
and New England States is not far from
$3.50. And there is work enough to be
mad at this price to keep all hands out OF
idleness for q month to come. The slack
ness of immigration for the past two
years has had some effect in staying the
decline of farm wages, and this cause
will probably continue to operate year
or two longer.-N !. Jo'lr. Of Commerce
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12

Liisisiphia ana New loTk Exchange fi7'
Shed 70 regular DspositoTs without charge.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12
RANKS IND BANKERs

hEVAkD ShTIS, PR1sIpENT.
koEaK D ARMSTRONG. CAsanA
all 0p Capital. S6e0, ~,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-12
GKOCEK7ES.
CEo. T, WHEELER,
No, la EAST SECOND STREET,

GEo. f, WHEELER.
No, la EAST SECOND STREET,
nsy1ns eu1sTssi his place Of business, ofa-s
80 Ine public great advantages in sii kinds eS
GROCERIES,
FINE TEAS
AND COFFEE,
At REDUCED PRICES.
Canned Fruits OF all kinds at a slight sdvauce
on the wholesale price.
Thankful for past fsvors: wo still eolicit a
share OF the public patronage. Do not forget
the plaza 70 save your money b. buying
cheap. GEO. i. WHEELER,
noVr'7A II 1oi h Second Street.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04
MOLINE.

The crusaders are getting uneasy again.
One would suppose last years lesson was
sufficient.
Owing to extreme warm weather the
butcher shops will be closed from now un-
til Sept. lst from 9 o'clock A. NJ. until 5
PM.
During the day, yesterday, Marshal
Wells noticed four suspicious looking
characters loafng around the railroad de-
pots. and he caused them to be watched.
Last night their actions were such that
the Marshal felt warranted in locking them
up. No disposition has yet been made OF
their cases.
In the report of the election of officers of
the Turner Society, of this city, in yester-
days ARGUS, Conrad Grant, should sbe
treasurer instead of custodian, as stated.
The Office of custodian is filled by S.
Schocht. AS the Union was kind enough to
borrow the item from The ARGUS, will it
please make the correction?
At regular meeting Of Manufactures
Lodge No. 485 l. o, 0. f. held at their
hall on Tuesday evening June LIST, the fol
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing six months: N. c.
Saml Atwater; V. G.-Wm. Crawford
Secty-Saml Sumar; Treasurer-C. G,
Clendenning; Representative to the
Grand Lodge-H. H. Grover: George
Griffin, Permanent Secretary.
The Malleable Iron Works of Henry iiii
& Bro. of this city, enjoys reputation fol-
| first class work that reflects credit on Mo
line enterprise, their work commanding
higher prices, in some instances, than thai
of leading eastern houses. Between AZ
and SO hands are employed and the month
ly sales run from $4,000 to $7,OOO--ol
about $4,000 yearly and constantly in
creaslng.
To night Prof Cooke will give one ofhi.
entertainments, at Timm Hail. The pro
fessor is well spoken of by those of our cit
liens who witnessed his performance las
| evening in Davenport. and the perform
ance promises to be one of interest to al
who may attend .Spiritualism is thor
oughly exposed and the tricks of the "Da
venports" and other mediums" complete
y ventilated. Among other feats the eel
ebrated Indian box trick will be given.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04
The Argus Book Bindery.

The need of a good book bindery has
long been felt by The ARGUS ofice-one
where our work can be done promptly and
our customers not be disappointed. This
want we have now supplied and we are
now ready for work. People who have
magazines or books issued in numbers, OF
any work in the way of binding or ruling
are respectfully invited to try US. Our
bindery is is charge ofan experienced and
accomplished workman,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04
The Pace that Kills.

1t is the pace that kills. People who live fast
get old rapidly. Nothing wears out the constitu-
ton like dissipation nd late hours. Hygeia, god
dess of health bitterly reyenges herself upon all who
break her laws, not those who are compelled by
necessity. Constant overwork saps the physical
structure with no less certainty, is less rapidly
than dissipated habits. There Is however, an an
septic which, so far as it is in the power of medi
cine to retard the and of the system thus
accelerated, achieves that object most successfully
This preservative is Hostetter's Stomach Bltters
vitalizing agent without peer. Premature decay
whether it be the result of inherent weakness hart
work continuous anxiety. dissipation or disease
is stayed in its whitening career. and the exhausted
and shattered system powerfully reinforced by th
geniel restorative,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

Common sense, and the want of it, is
very conspicuous in mems every day ac-
tons; in the selection of newspaper or
magazine, or the purchasing of any article
of wearing apparel, or ordinarily merchan-
die for instance, man generally uses a
certain amount Of judgement, in other
words,-common sense: but when it comes
to medicinal nostrums, where are we
now." While our readers are bordering
over this conundrum, we take the opport-
unity of recommending for special, and
general family use, the U. S. Castor Oil
Pills, sugar coated, pleasant, safe, and
very valuable domestic medicine, and as
much superior to the cure alls' with which
they often drench themselves, as common
sense is superior to the want of it.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

Now is the time to be prepared for
coughs, colds and many affections of the
lungs so common during the present
changable weather. There is no surer or
eficacious remedy than Mastas Pulmonic
Balsom. 1t is prepared by the we'll known
DR.. Masta of Lowell, Mass, who has used
it for years in his extensive practice. 1t
is prepared under the Doctors personal
supervision from vegetable balsams and
the medicinal properties of roots and
herbs, containing no minerals or poisonous
drugs. 1t can be taken with perfect safe
ty at all times. It should be kept in
every family. For sale by all leading
druggists in Rock Island