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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12

An organization of ''grangers" now
holding sessions at Washington, is said to
be making arrangements with representa-
tives of certain cooperative manufacturing
societies in England whereby supplies for
farms can be obtained at still more re-
''duced prices" The supplies alluded to
must consist in manufactured articles,
such as farming implements, and perhaps
clothing. These are the only supplies of
which American farmers have occasion to
purchase any considerable quantities, and
they are about the only ones which Eng
lish cooperative societies could expect to
find market for under such an arrange
ment. Of course all such articles, i'm
ported from England, must first pay toll
to the protected" American manufac-
turer, which toll must be added to the
price which the farmer will pay for them.
1t the farmer finds that, after paying
tribute to the American hoe manufacturer,
and transportation across the Atlantic, he
can still import his hoes from England for
less money than he can get them for at
home perhaps his experience will lead him
to the conclusion that if the law COMPEL
ing him to pay the tribute were repealed,
he would get his supplies at still more
advantageous rate, The American manu-
facturer would still be protected against
English competition by the cost of ocean
transportation, Insurance, &C.; and per
haps if that were the only protection he
could get, he would be satisfied to drive
his competitor out. of the market by un.
derseling him.
The beauty of the protective system
consists in arbitrarily excluding foreign
competition by tariff that will prevent
importation, thus giving a monopoly to
the protected stalwart beggar. Ii the
latter finds that the grangers can import
hoes advantageously in spite of his tribute,
he will soon be heard clamoring for more
protection. And thus the grangers may
learn by experience what the protective
system" means, and who are its Victims
CHICAGO Tribune.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12

-McGrew, an agent of the st. Louis whis.
Lv ring. swears point blank that he has paid
70 the representative ola clerk of the high
est rank in the treasury department, for that
clerks use,a regular salary of $500 week
The connection between this liberal pay and
the long immunity enjoyed by the ring
is said to be very clear,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12
Monday. July "a. 1875.

A very noticeable feature of the political
campaigns which have opened this year is
the absence Of attemps to win by raking
over the ashes Of dead and buried issues.
The arguments put forward are al based
upon live, practical uestions, and in nearly
every state both parties are exerting them
selves to secure the nomination Of good
men. tits an excellent sign, and proves
that the Independent Voter has not been
born in vain.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12
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throughout North America. This fact together
with the large size. elegant appearance. and many
features Of the book. causesit to sell more rap
idly than any work ever published in this country.
Those Of my agents who have had experience In
selling books say that in all their previous canvass
ing they never met with such success or made SO
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Pierce, NJ D., Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y.
Tote,-Mark envelope "For publishing Dept
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12
lightning Saws.
Beynton's Lightning Saws
Not One Failed in 20 600,

Not One Failed in 20 600.
These the only Saws In operation that are
equivalent to the front Cutting and Clearing Of q
Hand Saw BOTH ways, viz: going and coming.
The slant edges between the points do not cut, the
verticrl face Of each cutting, and the slant fol-
lowing, and vice versa, drawn back and forth.
All Teeth are cutters. All Teeth are cleaners. The
leugth, strength, stiffness and durability of these
teeth are obvious. Note also speed, ease simple
ity and clearness.
SPEED.-If two points are dressed to cut in line,
vertical or advancing cuts more effective than
retire atng edges of old cutters used by all other
Saws.
EASEL is easier to pillow groove in timber
| than to crush out one.
SIMPLICITY.-All points the same length
| and cut their way. We no not now recommend
| thick raking and hook teeth, as they require SO
much shortening and re-adustment.
| CLEARANCE. Cutting by projecting faces, these
! NJ teeth clear like pillow. simultaneously.
B.-None genuine without the name on saw OF
e. M. BOYNTON,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, so Beekman St
New Yotk.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12

The attention of thoseiaffiicted with Colds
Coughs, or with any disease OF the Lungs is dire
ted to this valurale remedy. Colds and Coughs are
easily taken, and if neglected may lead to disease
of the lungo. What is needed under such circum
stances is reliable remedy-rpeedy In affording
relief and efectual in arrestng further progress
the disease
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries, and in
Rock Island by John Bengston, Emil KehIer, 3
Bruernert aud Benser & Thomas
, 1875-05-04
OCAL- LETTERS
H1f M TEN SUBDIVISIONS

70 he Editor Of Tbs Chtago Tribune:
Cu1cAoo, May 9.-uudor tho aboss hoadlng, In
your Issue Of Sunday, May 2, you do the UNDER
Higued, their associates, and tue hundreds who
llayo putchasol OF them after looking tho ground
oyor, grcat injustice by making incorrsct nlsa-
eioua to South LaHn, and associattng tho place
with and ~ one Of tile humorous ewlnding
operations TINT have been porpotratcd BY making
bogus subdivisions in thlB county. We hare in
the past uarnod hundreds To boware Of them,
and not woek panses in which como ono
either in the country writes, OF In the city
app!es, ia us for information that IL in
va,iab!y against tho frauds. II den.
Lleb, your supposed informant, will call
On u.s. be can SEQ the original plat Of eoush 1.awn
as Recorded indicating the a,nalleet lots to 10 60
by Isl IN sizc, nstoad OF 133d By II foot and 60
tazes due and unpaid ION 2s8 lots the same arc
paid) II tho cokta can bo Matved on donand No
tax.aale uaa ever nade OF tho property. The
fall TO the Calumet River, fsomlthe nan depot
tn South Lawn, at the junction Of the ll!inola
Central sud Chicago, Dauvills Il Vincopues
Kallroade, is a feet, distance thtee-quarters oi
a u,i!o, and tho place il thoroughly drained by
| tho throwing up OF stroets. South Lawn By
sections IL i Elilcs from tho "park Ridge
swindlo, and or D from Scotia Boulevard Audi
tos, cartaialy not noar otlough TO DO cursed By
| them, Yours truly, YuuNo l. ilowl8Y.
, 1875-05-04
LOOK At YOUR TICKETS.

Here Are s0ano Lucky Ones.
Tho following are somo Of tho lucky ticket
holders In A. J. Nuttinge, the q. Q. D. closhera,
FREQ prize:
Ticket No. 10,77s was held By L. n. Niles,
Teller II. tho Central National Bank, and drcw
tho 800 prizc, consisting Of silver toa-set OF
six pieces.
Tic;tot No. 49. 700 took the 810o silver salver,
and was held by N. williams, clothtes, Of No. A93
South Canal street.
Tlcact No. 372 entitled Edward H. Valentine,
Of No. 20G Lako Rtreot, With ". A. Wood Co..
to tho *75 gold watch. ...... ....--.
Ttcket No. 75442 took the silver watch ($35)
for Euwart, Lowia waitos In kuhn's Hote!.
Ticket No. 1G4 waH held by J. ". Ehrmar1,
druggist. aa7 State street, mud took tho stlyer
huntiug-caso witch. $35.
sou, grocer, 237 HnlBtod street, recoived tbs 935
silver louble-tiule watch.
Ticket No. 81, ,GCG drew tho &a5 toilot-aot for D
MenloIbaum, cutter with l.. Louis j. Co., Ill
and 1l3 Wabash avonue.
Ticket No. G2, QUO entitled +. ]. Bonding. Of 81
Cicero court, to Sis butter-dsh
Ticket No. 43.0l2 took for G. ". Fuller. oi
tho linton Stocls-Yartis, silvor cardstana, s12.
Ticket No. B8,3G0 drew for Aug1lst.,H +. rerle-
vita, No. eos Third ayenuo. s.iycr Brun-pitcher.
stand, valued at Sl2 -.
No. 72,0l3, held by Tred g. Clonlsnt eorno
| Wabasl, avenue aud Twenty-eecond street. tool
y No. "'i 70. oo1' iold by G. ". Webb Fort Askin
| sop, Wis.,, drow stlyer cake o-baaket, &22.
| Some OF tho Urtzca atill remain unclaimed, ant
'''''' A. J. Nurr1se,
| O. o. D. Clothio1 for men, youths, boya, ant
children. Nos. 1874 and 1a6 stasc street.
, 1875-05-04

10 DO bodily Injury, Z: cheating, 1. Total, 1'o46.
First o1Ecnses, 451; oil oronseH, b95.
Tl,cro wcre rclcasod hy expiration OF sen
tenee s4s com.oIlsFs n.ron 1sS' paymeSt
al nm. "a auncrsoiea., Z; cscaYod, l. Total,
1,o88. Whites e70 ca1orc1; GO married. aSl
R!nElo, Tl4; can read aud write, alo feaa on'S'
~: csn uether road nnr write, llE'.
CRY 1BEAHEnrns IEronr.
Tho following is sut,.mhsy Of the Ctty Trea*-
urers report for tho roar ending March 81:
1,alanco ii Treasury, April !, 1874, s{oo, ,oale;
pisSs, ss.i ioaathsn Dnrr fund, $i,252os; CITY
! liall fund, $75l,99; foes. s05d, fncs
! for TIM rclense Of prisonets, s1.so39o;
fines, rolico Court. South Division, e3.s5l %
| lucs, po1ice Court. West Division. et95fo5o;
general taxes, 187t. sl.152,so; genelal saHes' sE
is!2 e1s 90 ronoral taxea 1874 sAo}2 Gia II.
RS fund.- bsSja s;i {, ass oSss' t's sas
9s5,s292a; police Mfo aud health M n
,rance fan sl4!om Fvet S 5o1 ht selaon
i%ani' % s53i 32s.77 school tax fund sa5a, ,GGl.2
sewerage fund.- 379 b0s.39: saweraEe tax cg .,'n. n
h43i, ,S52.33 npocia. assessments. $7as, 26s. 90
special loan account, ~ 9sl s!o9i tnnnet q lnna'
ei tax !, pu1sa1H'4a ,s!a asi e in; M Is watc, i
ii. .3a7. .tl55.D3: wstor la1 fund S73l, lli5.o7 i;
rhsrflng interest. l24s37o. Tote'' sl''9ll'-
1858. VA, =, p.,,,.
work. opprspy;a..on, @3,so7, ,7la.4n; Jonathan
| 1mrr fund, s7Gl.25; City Drtdowe|i fund, o.,
:I:t55a; general fund. *a,s4a, 762.5s: general
sinking find, ;aei2, ,7d2 SO; snaue fund 49,;
onU; personal redemption, $49l:25: police !ant',
lind, s7oG: rnblic Library fund. *6i.o53. 10 :
river Improvement fund. sls5 la aehon! fund
s4s9 iI225 hcl,ool-tax fund.- a1,:'sl, 80 sew
eragc fund. sl.0o7 o28.G2; ae'1osaGe ta1 II Lunst. M
| Sl,5J7 0I9.O7; tpccia! asncasmenss, @6A3 1b9.7d
=, cci. loan account, s497. 800; water fnna'
sl,s55, ,5oo,l7; water tax fund. $i,sso, s68.eo
lax purchaser in 1874, t57.4o; tunnel fund l
4GG.7G balanco In tue 1reaHlfy. April !, 1919
:5p0. ss9.57. Total, e17,9ll. 1868.
I,ot,I reports wore ordered 10 be published.
After canraasinE tho vote for tls charter II
related c1ss whore, The Council Adjourned
, 1875-05-04

company feel at llorae. On the rl6A OF the cur.
tain, thsy nero Hrootod with = round Of sp-
rtnugo which seemot to be Of Indefinite e1-
tonsor. Two or throo familiar faces mere alb
Bent, but thoy Wcro doon in tho Hecond pAre.
among thom Billy Rico. lilly Arlington, and
Little Sfao. It wAs moro than natural 10 roo thD
C5o,,p Of black fnceR, with Cotton aud Enle:ton
1T tho ontls, and Komblo In bin old place In tho
middle and recalled tho anto.tirc dsYa whom CHI
cago hnd ono Of the baat mtpalrot conpanloa In
existence. Tie opening tokea wore highly ap-
preciatet, though tlIo odgo Of novelty was WORT.
on. nlany Of than by continual uae aohaonh Anl
soasoua ago. but r1instrol-1okos nsyer bccomo
rosttyoly old. 1horo arc always plenty Of
pcoplo wllo forgot that they lava heard then,:
Eotton and Emerson woro AZ fanny a. eyor. an!
1ienablc ~ intoslocutor justified tho boazt nf
"bcat In tho world" The company Ia unusually
good 10 yocalists. Tl1a, Wa1z, and 1lusaoIl maks
very strong team, md thpir baiihtis }ant evonug
wonlt} hayo received an encore from liouHO far
Icss enthusiastic and good-feeling than thhs
which greeted them. ". II. Rico aud Con Muir
phy.in tllor burlesYue opeIatto sketch. were aleo
storm, Ut applause sud deiiverosa bis aoctmro OF
nstronomy with that porHpocsity anil t1rotund!sy :
of thought which distinguish tho learned goMte"
mans nttosanGen under Ill circumstances. billy
Arlington catno OF III his popular bnnlo act, IN
uEtci ho unroilsl atanzas 0f local rhymes 10 tho
accompaniment Of h' 1 instrument mntl! ono
aqd ,,a 'sppoH" h '' snpy saaa1n ,aS.na'a'''s
filled cut tic ollo. t'Tho Mysterious
R,rauser," y farce, and tho roaring ope. attic
akotcll "The Opera III mn Uproar," concluded 4
capitnl bill. The nan,o will bo siYon tonight,
and tlloRe who socs,ro seats viii bo lucky.
biackin and Wison aro not with tho party,
neither could Bob Hart be induced to come. liz
Bhuns CHICAGO.
, 1875-05-04

Two manufacturers, lacking patronage for silk, hsva
embarked III enterprise, The lesg business"
cauh claiming to have been tho arst to sell silk bearing
their ow1, name. To ssstle this question 10. them 1t
seema appropriate for third party to aug8ost that II
the goods alluded to werd to-day placed In comparison
with recen. manufactures, their inferior quality would
mako both parties extremely anxious 10 eraao their t.
luatrtoua names, !aown them. To claim tho origin
Of aitk-manufacturo Shows ignorance Of biblical
lnratnte. To claim credit for placing their names OIL
inferior goodA Ahows a lick Of common sense+ Tho
bes Judges Of mach!ue-tw!st and eewiugstlka Tho
clothing nu bhoo manufacturers, WHO universally
tlowloige &hat tho best goods made In this or any
other country manufactured by Beayny, Foster 4
bowman, at Cautop, Mass., aud aold everywore.
, 1875-05-04
THE WEST TOWN.


An adjourned meotug OF tho West Town
Doartl Of Auditors wan hcld last night 1t tho
Office Of Justice Morrison, corner Of Randolph
and 11aiatcd Rtrccta. There wero present s'1-
1crrsor Dalsor, iu tho chair; Justices soully,
Morrison, a1atson, Salisbury. shar1dan, lngcr-
sol., anu Town. Clcrk II. Lawn.
On motion Of Justice Morrison. tho board to-
solYed ittut iuto Committee OF the Whole, 70
cousitler The question of tho appointment OF
neputv AssoaAors, antl Assessor RYsp was re.
a,11stcl tu submit the list OF na11.cs Which 10 had
aelecte1. .
Tho Commtttoo Of tho Whole removed to ths
JuRticos private room and discussed the qua!l.i-
cations Of Tho parties whose palnea Wate Sub
4 question asoso in Committee A. to whether
tito ABeossor should ao allowed to remain to take
nart in its proceedings. and Ito Withdrew, b''k "aa
subsequently reAdmIttet.
After some discussion, In which Justice Sherl-
| lau l,cld tilas tile Committee had no right to
recom,nond partisa for tue position q Deputy
Asscssor. it waH resolsca that tue CoHmltteo
ssa Tue fo'ewnf n'%ss ssl G thS san Nor.
ton, = Frederick. 4. Beck h!cl!aol Lnssn
dalton, John g. Atitcholi, John Noddcn, Theo-
doeo Iichner, ratrick Howard, Chniies King,
van, Charles AlcDupaId, c. L. Bartlett, Donn's
Flynn, Martin Grow. Michael Kaleher, Thomaa
| b, Nyan, john Schmidt, John O'Connsll. IatnsH
] l,ya,lt john ualborEon, William Spread, John l..
| O'1,ren.
| tho board reaumod its geesiou.
Tue report Of tho Committee was Submitted
TO the Doasd and adopted. and on motion the
parties It recommended woio confirmed =.
| Deputy Asscsaorp, and orderod To attend and be
sworn in at t1y Assassor'B oflco At o'clock khit
| 1nornug.
IAe naot!ng then adjourned,
, 1875-05-04

at 10 O'Clock last night there ras no decided
change for better or worae in the condition Of
James DavlIn. the man who MAS 10 dangerously
stabbed bv the notorious Di!ly Waol Sunday
night, at tho cofuor of Clark aud Taylor streets.
uo ia extremely weak from the hemorrhago
resulting from tho TWO tcrsibsa woanda
in Its loft side, and his recovery
will bo miracle. l3ut llttlo eau be done for
him under tlo circumstances. md 1t may taks
aon0 time to deierinno tue oxact nature OF ths
WountlH.
Welel, wloso real namo Is Charles St. Clair
vas arrested laat oveuing about o'clock At
Tho Holt liouse, corner ot Lake and Canal
stroots. by, olicef Topping, vie PLACED
LIN s,o II m hs ssr Rns upon 0 him. st:tsi stasf that
ut him with it, and TINT io Narded ofr tho blow
will, ha hand, and draw his pocket~Anife and
gavo tho wounds describcd. He is very dan
SSsa Ss1ss aa a. 5a'Ens mss tiS ' H. T.. 5so
eoedea see plsaii IL easyiug his victims up iu tbe
,nozt shocking aud cruel manner. Ho is t'io
Bamo man who stabbed John MccarthY last fal!
eanlo time he cut KITTY Peasley variety
performer, seroas tho baud. and at
dtsnd Rapids, T. ., IT, ,s,Ias, sald he he
| is credited with n,uch bloody worlt, aud tho po-
| lice authoritleB aro preparing to prosecute him
| for tha last offense, with Wow to Asnding him
to tho poultentlary, should Dcvlln live; and IN
! tho event Of hia deatl, they will ondoavor to
mako au example Of him br hanging. There wore
two tn4u with him At thu tune Of tho ARRAY
Sunday night, and Ao statos that they will tcs-
tlfy that ho was not tho nggressor. and anted In
| aoif f-defeuHo DaY1sn leuieB that 10 waa armed,
or attempted tostriko Wclcl In tho first instance.
Tho wouian abont whom tho quarrel arose bo-
tween tho parties stated directly alter tho oc-
c,,1renco tint Wolch was the sEGrcsRor,
prevar,cats, evidently through fcar, knowing
that, Ii Wolcla is discharged from custoay. he
viii pursue her With The krifo. The prisoner ia
n natiyo Of LouiHann, aud ia naid to be Span
isI, croote. tro haH been o performer for Year,
Ill Tho variety balls aud thoatres. aud ia known
among their froIuontcrB as talented mllei-
c.un, Who can play upon any instrument. but II
not nblo to reRd note Of music. He threateILed
to disembowol another young man Sunday, aud
was l,elra to my that II ho found him ho Woa!4
! cut lin to pieces.
, 1875-05-04
SUBURBAN.


The Presbyterian Church, corner OF Chicago
nveiilio and Lake street, was totally destroyed
by isro carly Sunday mbrnlng. An alarm was
givon soon after tho 1an,cs worn discovered, but
the boil WAS not rung long or loud enough alnco
ono-half Of tho hrcfnon and tho engineer nt ths
Water-1Yorks did not hear II. Upon tapping tho
hydrantH no water wAs obtatnnble, and mes
songor had to he sont to tho Works: The man
oil duty WIS surprised; tho Indicator had not
notified him that A plug lad boon tapped,
and thcro was not sufficient. pressure 70
hupplT much wator. lle VIZ the bess
Ii. could, howeror, but TINT WAS very
burned to tho ground. Tho Sunday school libra
ry and organ were sarel. Tho structure WAS
framo. about so br 60 fect, and was worth
xlQ, 200, Tie INSURANCE OH the building whs
$4,000, and Oil tho furniture and fixtures 81, 200,
-botn policies III tho Homo. Of Now York. Tue
congregation will worship In tho Social Club
rooms temporarily, having al'eady doclded to 70"
build at once.
A very interesting marriage took place In
Austin Sabbath evening, atthe Methodist Church.
Tie happy couple wcro Mr.. l.. N. Dowon and
Afiss Mary J. Church, both Of Austin. Tho Of
AciaitnR clergyman WAS the 1lcr. T. 7. Marsh,
pastor Of tho church. The church NaB bcants'
fully decorated WITH flowers. Tho usllcrs, Mr
T. c. Day aud Air. Join II. 1lce, actodtu tho place
Of tho usual bridesmaids anti gEoonamen. Tht
CHURCH was crowded to itH ntninbL capacity. Al
she arrangements were perfect, and tho Adail
wan most interesting md lMpressl1e.
, 1875-05-04
THE NEW VATER.WORKS BUILDING.
nFaCuIprI0H nr TIE PLANE,


at propor intervals during tho progress OF
city rublic works Of any Importance, THE TR1p-
usE has kept itB readers informed ns to the ad-
yancomeut made, and given them my Interest,"
iuE facts with regard to future Developments,
Thls bas boon especially tho caso with tle old
a1d now water-tunue1s, whose every Btep iu ad-
yanceu,ent Of any consequence las bcen duly
noted aud described. Since the formal opening
OF tho uev tunnel 1uattors have bcoa quiet at
the Wster-Norks aud but liEtle reference has
been madc to our great eub-aqucolls borcs; but
lilo fact that alr. Bryson. ABaihtsns.Ln.
rineer OF tho board OF Public Works, has Iiaarly
completed the piaus for the now Watof.Notka
buildings us The wcst end Of tho land extension
Of tue tnt,nol, Was sufficient lnduccmcnt to
cause TRIBUNE reporter to vis!t tint Official
md gain from him fow tdeaa IA to tile nature
Of tho proposed structure. Tho reporter found
AI7. DrysoI, at work among multitude OF I.h1is.
Uis immediate attention Was occupied With thu
planY Of tho ...-..-.--..,.-
coYEn1tas or TIE DIFFERENT SHAFTS
connecting near the ola Water Worlds, TIE com. s
on the new tunuel vt It's sboro connection.
| lhoso dstfpront tl,afts Nero visited By the Ee-
porter, who found tho ono on Chlcago
ayenuo completed. 11,ia Hl!aft L. domed over
with ~ alhptical 1nan.ho!o OF . dimension OF
| feet by foot inches, and uitll niche at tho
back ol & feet by 2 feet, 70. tle working Of tho
machinery for Eaislng aud lowering tito gAtos for
Bupp!y.ny the city-e1te.!sion Of tha tunsel.
iLe lake-sl,oro SHAFT tho QUO up and down
was found to be Nearing complexion VIII b. IN
every respect similar TO that Just described. Tho
thrce-gate- chamber slaft II located On tho
grounds ot tho old Water-Woras, stout 80 foot
the WAter-Worka. This IL tho most important
shaft Of the tnrso, ~ II e snpp'iod with tl,.oo
gatos, which regulate both tho supply pl nov.
funnel water, which IL intnrded fo1 tha DID and
| ,n. Watar-Norkg and ! In }eF41 that tia 1nFos of
, 1875-05-04
bEtYtihHY.

KgEsE, N. H., May 3.-Thomas II. Edwards,
tho f.as president Of the Cheshire Ratlroad. and
q member OF Congress for four yaars, aled this
morning.
New yoRK. Nay a.-sfr. stltlman Witt Of
Cleveland, falled for Europe meek ago last
Ihursday en- tho stcamor 6aoyer, hoping aea
voyage would Improve Ills falling health. In
tolltgenee was received today by cable that DO
died ut asa,
, 1875-05-04

II you an invalid from my causs wrisc to Q. O.
b H. II. Parks, Waukegau, H., and obtaln circular
qt7lg &fty OF moro certificates cmanatlng from dis
tiugushcl ant wal,known citizaMa attostfng to thu
wonderful cures performed BY ths uss Of Glen Flora
1alneral water.
Tho water ia for aals by most OF ms prominent drug.
utata In Chicago