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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-02

Printing, Binding and Blank Book work
specialities at THE ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed. tt
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THE ragged edge of anxiety and de-
spair' is easily removed by taking few
doses of the purifying Castor Oil Pills.
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they want the Mayor 70 Help Them.

It is rumored that Alderman Butler,
manager of the Republican clique, has
written a letter to Mayor Davenport ask
ing him to consent that the city may be
sued on bill the city don't owe, and thus
make up an agreed case against the city on
bogus claim caused by the factious and
illegal action of Butler, and his Republi-
can clique. The act of asking the Mayor
to consent to the commencement of suit
against the city to try the validity of his
own act in behalf of the people, shows how
little faith Butler and the Republican
clique have In the justice or legality of
their position. The Mayor is satisfied that
he acted in accordance with law, in strict
conformity to the city charter, and in the
interests OF the people. IF Butler and his
Republican clique don't think so, the courts
are open to them to test the soundness Of
their position, But let them do it OF
their own account, and not ask the people
to pay for their. blunders, or their partisan
hate. They don't need the Mayors con
sent to go ahead. They have once voted
to sue the city. The Republican alder
men, who ought to consider themselves tn
guardians of the citY's interests, and en-
deavor to keep out of the courts, hav
voted to sue the city on account of thei
own illegal and unjusti6able acts. and no,
they want the Mayor to consent to hel
them commence the suit, There's chez
for you!
tits not likely that the Mayor will pa
l any attention to their absurd request.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

See DR.. Whittier's advertisement In an
other column.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-02

FoR RENT.-A fine store in Star Block.
Enquire of Thos, E. SCHNEIDER.
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Orders for Printing or Book Binding will
be executed at The ARGUS Office neat
quick and cheap. IT,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-02

PRUsING's White Wine Vinegar. purest
and cheapest, warrantedt to preserve pickles.
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The report of collections made during
the month Of September, 1875, by Thomas
Thompson, deputy collector for the city
of Davenport. is as follows:
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And when the sheriff gets him back to
Burlington he will be let off, as P. R.
Richards, of Galesburg, the young scamp
who forged his fathers name to bank
check, and passed it on Gilpin Moore. in Mo-
line, WAS. The grand jury said he didn't
mean any harm. People who commit forg-
cry, pass counterfeit money. or embezzle city
funds, or rob post offices, are safe enough
in this county if they have rich relations.
That Burlington forger will never go to the
penitentiary. By the way-has the money
been collected on the bond of the Moline
post Office theft
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Court Records and books for county
Offices made in the best manner at THE
ARGUS OFFICE.
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PilAa-Itchlnp P1laa.

Positively cured-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin, by the use of
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CITY.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

SAMUEL r. PORTER,
tOF MOLINE.
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Internal Revenue Taxes.
The following are the collections made
by NJ. T. Wiser, U. s. Deputy Collector,
during the month of September, 1875:

Mr.. Eph Wood, the newly appointed
collector, assumed the duties of the Office
Oct. l.
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A Fast Young Man From Iowa in ia
at Denver

From the DsHrer (CoI.) Necs, September %
William Chamberlin, son of wealthy
grocer of Burlington, Iowa, has been ar
rested here, and is in Jail, except when
permitted to go out in custody of an officer,
for forgery. He, it is alleged, forged his
fathers name, and then fed incontinently
with good big sum of money, striking out
straight for this city, thinking perhaps that
runaway rogues and spendthrifts were safe
here. He was arrested on the strength
of a telegram from his father. Young
Chamberlain, who, by the way, registered
at the Inter-ocean Hotel as "B. Chamber
lain. New York." has been cutting a pref
ty wide swath here since his arrival, {
week ago last night, visiting the fair and
the Lingard entertainments in fine style
He has bestowed costly gifts upon youns
lady in this city, who, knowing his family
has permitted his attentions, believing hin
to be true gentleman. This fast youn,
man, who, probably, will never do anything
but squander and scatter his rich daddy
greenbacks, will remain in custody of an off
Ger until an Iowa sheriff can reach here.
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Railroad Time Table.
PEORIA b aocK:lsLAND RAILWAY

PEORIA d aocK:isLAND RAILWAY.
SHORTEST RoUrElrolrHE,EAsTilAND SOUTH
Eastern *. 600 a. m. Mail &EI: l2:lOp,m.
Mail Rex 1'30p m. Western Ex. 500 p. m.
Way Freight 7;35 q. m. Way Freight 3;zo p. m
Through Fl. $3.50 p. IN. Through f. 6l5 p. m.
The 900 A. M train makes close connection at
Peoria with T. p, W. for Cincinnati, Louisville
sonville st. Louis and points south and southwest,
arriving in St Louis At z p. m.
The 80 train makes close connection al Galva
with c. b. q q. r. r. for Galesburg and Burling-
b. b W., and Illinois Midland for points East and
Southeast. Sleeping Coaches on aHfsght trains.
j. r. HILIIARD, Receiver.
JAS. v. MAHoNIT, Genl. Tk't Agt.
CHICAGO, Rocx ISLAND q PACIFIC 3. q.
GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
At .S6 q. m. 4:16 p, m. and 9:4b p. N. ITAins
arrive from west IS above
sorNe WEST TRAINS LEAVE
At 6.a5 o. m. 1880 O. m, and 6:35 p. m. Train
arrive from the east 80 above.
ROCKFORD. RocX BLAND q ST. LOUIS B. 3.
soma SOUTH TRAINS LEAVE
At 8:36 @. n. and $50 p. m.
ARRIVE FROM ST. LOUIS
At6:S0 q, M and 800 D. m.
sTRRLING TRAINS LEAVE
At 700 q. m. and $3.50 p. m.
ARRIVE IRON STERLING
At7:35 O. m. and 40 p. IN.
COAL VALLEY MINING CO.'S TRAINS.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
7:00 Az lO:O A. N
l2:00M o'W
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Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at The ARGUS Office.
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Railroad Business,

The earnings of the G, r. l. & P. r. r.
on freight sent from Rock Island, for one
day Sept. 3O) were as follows:
Illinois Division Observation-Disclosures. $247 81
Iowa Division, incudingC. q S. w.. 1,034 25
Total. ...-..........-.....S1,zol 20
The number Of loaded cars sent from
Rock Island station, in the month Of Sep
TENDER, was as follows:
Going east. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Going west... 1O2
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .S22
BEN WILSON.
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CARS PASSING ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE.
The number of cars passing Rock Island
Bridge during the month of September,
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The Amenities Of Railroad Travel.

Inere passed through the city this morn
ing the remains of Mr.. p. Il. Gilbert n prom
1nent merchant and member of the Masonic
fraternity of New York city, accompanied
by his wife and daughter. and under Masonic
Templar escort from Richmond. Mr.. Gill
bert died in that city, Monday night, under
the following circumstances: He was travel
ing through North Carolina, by rail, being
then in full health, and fell asleep in one of
the seats Of the car. He was awakened by
chilly sensation, and found two windows
open, one on each side OF him, and the bitter
cold night air was streaming in uDon him
By the side of one of tine open windows was
seated n young woman who had apparent
1y been moving from one window to the
other. Mr.. Gilbert never recovered from his
Chill He took to his bed in Richmond
and died before his wife and daugh-
ter could reach his bedside This
sad event is very suggestive Of the great
neglect of the amenities due among railroad
passengers in this country. Unfortunately
the majority of our people, when they start
out on railroad journey, imagine that they
throw OFF the restraints of home courtesy
and become Independent of them, when they
should feel just the contrary, and endeavor
always to adapt themselves to the wishes
and feelings OF the majority II is not a
pleasant thing for the wife travelling 10 the
stantly ringing with the loud and boisterous
laugh of a set of thOughtlesS young men, or
the whistlings and singing of unrefined yet
conceited persons who imagine themselves
discOurS,ng melody, The drinking of wills
ky out of the common glass is also a detes-
table, ungenIlemanly practice. and there are
many others which readily suggest them
selves to the considerable traveller. 1t is sad
to think that the present instance is not the
only fatal one resulting frCm cruel not to say
criminal inconsiderateneSS IN the part OF
railroad passengers. We have i1eard of a
case where person in delicate health was
thrown into cOngcstive chill between this
city and Philadelphia BY the selfish thought
IessneSs OF young girl who, during blind
ing snow storm, had her head out of the win
dow trying TO catch the flakes on the end of
her tongue. Railroad companies should es-
tabiish an enforce the stricteSt rules in con-
neetic.I with comfort and good order in their
cars.
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The Treasury Printing.

II il stated that the House Committee on
Banking and Currency will report a bill pro-
viding that the internal revenue and postage
stamps shall be printed by the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing; but that one or more
impressions Of the currency printing shall
be done outside of the Treasury. That is to
say, the printing of the latter is to Be divided
with the bank note companies While. in
view of the fact that the entire work cannot
probably be executed in the Treasury Build
ing for want Of room, it may be well that the
printing should thus be divided, the bill
should require that the entire printing should
be done in Washington under the supervision
of the government The New York bank
note companies have expressed their willing
ness TO do the work here; and they
should certainly be required to do So
Ii has always been an awkward, absurd cir
eumlOcutOry process, bandying the packages
OF notes about between Washington and New
ork In the process of printing; not only in
volving heavy expenses for express tolls, but
placing large sums of money continually in
danger of loss under all the contingencies OF
railway travel, carriage, &c, &c. There is
no more reason why the government note
printing should be divided between New
York and Washington than that the govern
ment coming should be divided in the pro-
cesses of stamping and finishing. between
different cities.
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The very summit of Impotence has been
reached by the representatives OF the express
companies who are asking Congress to repeal
or modify the law allowing merchandise TO
be carried in the mails on the ground that,
on account Of the low rate charged therefor
they cannot compete with the government in
that line of business! Well, suppose they
can't. Have these mercilesS mOnOplies any
divine and inherent rights under which the
whole country must pay tribute, and one
half the people in the United States be de-
priyed OF all transportation facilities for
small packages, in order that their Golfers
may be filled? Who beside their stockhold-
ers cares even If their enormous profits are
reduced somewhat? The public is largely
the gamer, and that is all the interest Con-
gress has any business to look out for. Let
the law stand a. 10 is The people find il of
the utmost importance and convenience
every day Of the year. and the express COM
panies are still making enough To pay hand
some dividends on their stock, watered
though IL is TO eight or ten times the amount
OF its original value.
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The European War Cloud.

One Of the reasons given for experimenting
the speedy outbreak OF a war which will in
VOlve all Europe is, that the present armed
peace il nearly as burlcUSOml u the nations
who are parties To ii as actual war would be.
The New York Tiynes discussing the matter
estimates that Germany is paying for the
maintenance on a peace footing OF half
million IF men. and 10 keep up the Organiza-
ton. arms and stores necessary to swell her
effective army 10 a million and a quarter in
case Of war. The Austro-Hungarian mon
archy keeps up its effective army in time OF
peace To the standard of a quarter Of a mil
lion OF men and its military organization is
based on the necessity of raising its entire
force, In time Of war, to eight hundred thou
sand. The army of France numbers on
peace footing half a million Ofmen. and those
available in time Of war are TeclSOned at over
million.
The French people have willed another war
with Germany as clearly as a nation can
come 10 any united resolve. But 10 is obvious
enough that Germany may not choose to bide
the time of France for renewing the war. At
present France could not safely go to war
without a powerful ally. Five years hence
she may be able TO do so. Bismarck has left
nobody in doubt Of his desire to pick quar-
rel with France before she is able to fight
Germany on equal terms. But Prince Bis
marck cannot declare a war of aggression
against France without creating great Eu-
ropean combination against the ambition of
Germany, and France steatfastly refuses to
be irritated into furnishing any plausible
pretext for a quarrel. With Germany ready
and apparently anxious to fight out her open
quarrel with France, Austria and Russia
really control the issues OF peace and war in
Europe.
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The statements rejecting upon members of
the Ways and Means Committee. in connec-
ton with Pacific Mail, seem To be made
quite at random Thus far there is certainly
not a particle of evidence connecting any
member of the committee with the corrup-
ton fund.
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nR. ROBERTSON.
RRAUN'S AUTOTYPES.

Our special importation of these remarkable Pic
lures is now ready for exhibition and sale, and we
invite the Inspection and inv estment of all persons
interested in works of art. The collection comprises
fac SMILES of the Paintings Drawings and Sculpture
i'm the old galleries of Eur ope and re the only
pictures of the kind in existence The Exhibition
will continue few days only.
WARREN CHOATE COS
BOOKSTORE
janis Vernon Row, cor Pa ave and 10th street
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Massachusetts, certainly, has done no dis
credit 10 her good name by sending Mr.Dawes
TO the Senate.
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DRY GOODS.
TEN PER CENT. OFFi FOR CGST

Anxious O. realize on our very larrr ana ..,.,r..
STICK Il FORElGN sud Dom ESTIC DRY ,pki,>
y hich, nutN Outstanding the Great hrfEcr1is aa,rs
"a BY cur rpCeuflY
NARhED DOWN PRFCES
sill fud O. D. too large fHF this ~-aa1n 81 a..
yoar.w have concluicd 90 Offer the Erra Iafs-.
TqHnf ~ To- P Ca from on. prr~sut rr43u-sf
rafe~. uu an cur HearN NuFlsu~ AMI nrn-s t,s,f.
shove - rruts ~ Nsri, an order O. Turn thr 500.
into nancy quick n pn-sitis
~ one Price. Just rRliuC o. ar. Noarvlafr1v
hogan A WNLIE.
jsnlS n I01- and 1920 -th street northwest
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ITO In VAL 1 ID 8

FO L n v A Il L u , =.
If You are suffering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation, Loss of ppetite General Debility
get one bottle BROWNfNGS BITTERs, and use
according to directions, and you not benefited
by ii 60 back TO the party from whom You purchased
it and get your money back All parties selling II
authorized to sell upon the above terms. For
sale By Druggists and Grocers generally
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
61O Pennsyl ania avenue,
sepA sm Proprietors and Manufactures.
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CASH-FORTUNES-I.I90 SOLID GIFTS.
$4,000.
Capital Gift, S IS 600 Smallest lift. sos. EIs-
on hi ERBfIrt aa Fa
IN the drawing. Circulars free Order promptly.
TRUSTEES
DR.. s. DAILY, JAMES OSBORN, GEORGE W.
POLLOK.
BOARD OF REFERENCE
W koTHRoP: (Ins. Pres, No; Is4 Broad
NAV, \. 4; =. TODD; Pres. TOOdd & Rafferty,
DAVID HENRY, Member Of S5se9biyJ, and A. A,
h00aPPEkl Treas city,, Paterson, \ J.
who cannot attend in person AdGress Srdtr. and
business communications to the Manager New York
Office.
GEORGE A. RAYMOND.
NV corner of Broadway and Park Place, NY
THE SUPREME Hs G C3 3I OF THE DISTRICT
SgecGi Tynl-Prooats Jnrisdct,oH, January Is, ISIS
Applications for letters esanentary on the estate
OF Rachael stone of the city Of ashngtOn, has this
court ON TUESDAY, the Cd day Of FEBRUARY next
mentsry the Of the said deceased should not
s p Gs P5oyde copy Of this order be
ns PEsyGSs to the nj %E fsy TeFs
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
Roldiss Special Term, Jansary 18th ISIS
In the case OF Reinhold Srringsguth, executor Of
HARLES MILLER, deceased, the executor af,rs.
aid has; with the APPRECIATION of the Supreme Court
- the District OF Columbia aforesaid, appoint-d
TUESDAY. February 9th, 1875, for the hnaf settle
ment and distribution of the personal estate said
deceased, and Of the assets in hand, far a. the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouched. or they may otherwise BY law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds estate:
PrOrtded, copy Of this order be published once a
week Tor three weeks in the Evening Star previous
10 the said day. Test:
u ARN0 STACK, Professor Of M1.11- lust ar
-. INed IN this city offers his service as-
IkACHkB on Piano and Organ, in sin 2 ngSS5S
and harmony; situation 0rganist desii ell tttHV
or Ellis Music Store iaala ~
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PERSONAL.

1 HEREBY FOREWARS ALL PERSONS FROM
trusting any one on my account, excepting my
wife, as viii pay no debts contracted by them.
TIMOTHY DESMOND,
JaD- 81 2l4 street, corner 2d, s. ".
COME AND SEE HATTIE J. FRENCH the
~ celebrated rel bic Medical and Business Clair
yoyant, % 18th street, between and northwest
Examinations and consultations daily. Terms 81
and 81. Nervous Diseases treated successfully
Seances Tuesday evening at II o'clock. Janll I'm
A NOVELTY FOR MARRIED LADIES-Send
IA address with stamp, for information MADAME
nURENE, Post Office Box los, Washington, d.
L dec7l lmt
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nREAk DoWNIN THE
PRICES or DRY GOODS
At THE NEW STORE,

CoRNER OF sTH ANo MARKEr SPACE.
Best Prirts fast cJlors aud god .yIss ~ salA- F.
Best Elpached Brown ShirttuC IOttans at TO- i2h u
elcc hOulle Width Shaetiug tottons AZ lea tSs2Sr
- Dozen Al Linen pUylies IS dnfau full sT~d
Nslkins ~ = 1, loo dozen Towels st - p g. psr
doE'n, all NprT chap. Table Diapers, Bed Sprrafs
Comforts. Blankets in ven hue grades All marked
down extremely Low.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Black AlpScas ~ =. worth G'sc. AT the finer
grade IN Mchsir lusircs very cheap. BLACK Crap
Cloths. hcrino., tsShmert7s and BomhaEinr- ENtra
cheap Black silks AZ u, : ! -. 30 = IS aud
CLOTHS AND GASSlMERkS
For BOYS and Mems wear in tnp aud me-iiuFn
grades marked down "a least prices Tho entire S-A
oi bres- Goods an me Moalens, Serge, Saftnens.
niagonsls. hrrlnos, Empress Cloths aud all fancy
Drv-S Goods al cost g. close out this S.,asln. VIII
many other desirable .ois too numerous O. nam. in
this I'D erti~tmcut W. ak th- - iAi attention I'D
all iu want Il good and cheap goods before bugIus
elsewhere Al the CHEAP CORN ER.
,. W. C0LIEN.
lsrls I'm sin street tuI Ntrkrt spa
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LOST AND FOUND.

co REWARD-LOst, on Saturday, the 18th inst,
.cca BLACK PUPPY, witk white spot ~
on his breast; five weeks old. The abJve=A-S>a&n
reward will be given for his return to II29 III n
street between and NJ streets northwest JapI3 81
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SKATES HALF PRICE.

NEW YORK CLUB, for No. 7 or boots
One MAY NARD SHOT AND RIFE GIN with
Case and FiXture-. less than halt price
1t ADAMSON'S, 3O5 9th street
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Y
All persons using Wheeler 4 Wilson SEWING
MAJ HINES wishing 20 have them repaired at their
Residence, can have ii done at short notice by al
dressing by mail the subscriber 1917 18th street
northwest
Jan2O-6t THOS. WASHINGTON
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.
Owing to the closing Of the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canai until February 1T, the FL
steamers III be discontinued until frITI'Ir 1-1.
G.. +. HYDE,
JanaD-5t 30 Water street 1;e1+getovvD
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AUCTIoN AUCTION

AUCTION AUCTION
DRY GOODS LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES
AT THE NEW STORE
just cpenel-
5000 yards CsJ.hric and Insertion Embroidery a.
ccuts a yard. worth ID
GOO pair Misses Stockiur-st 10 cent?. worth g
Cambria Tor facing IN an calur-, 3 cents
"a dozen Towels frHm &. Do, l2a, T., Il crnts
all worth double tho money.
wamsutta Cotton, best, D. cent?.
= Cotton HUch hC.tpr than AnlrosC1cgin. 4 coats
Shccting Cotton, Il cents.
Very beet CaliCpr~, Ga cents.
Black AipaCas only ~ cents.
Pure Mohair. silk face, - cents, worth ..
Whalrbpne Cor~rtz "a cents. prth IS.
All Linen IIandk rrchi-fs, cents.
an our DRESS GOODS az cost % close them out
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS STORE IN
AMERICA.
a. VI. TOwSON n CO,
lsnl6-tr CSC Penn ave south side. pSar Ttb -
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WEST VIRGINIA VINES

BURGUNDY, UNION
MY FAYORITE, OLD DOMINION
EXCELSIOR, VIRGINIA CLARET
NOhIHEE MUSCATlNE and CATAWBA, and
Also DOMESTIC GRAPE BRANDIES
These Wines, raised in Wood county West yir
sa are pure stuff, OF an age from six to ter year,
Ihey are uiiniXed, and We ask any chemist to ex-
anime them. There are wines more adaptasI for
table IN families, they are both healthy ami
lnNlgOrating. DEPOT IN WASHINGTON,
924 Il street, between 9Th aud 10Th,
Jan2O I'm LUDERS THORENBERG
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MEDICAL, dc.

'SATISFACTl0N" cures Vithom internal Ned
~ cine ST. at Marin s. corner 9Th street: St0tt's
Penna ave; C9ughlins, Masonic Temple; Dooley's
capitol Hili Shreeves, Cniontown, and DR.. Oar
ton Building 1t is equally good for female weak
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2aLIL " hepl gus 9TH street northwest
WINTER DRESS MATERIALS.
EVENING DRESS MATERIALS
MOURNING DRESS MATERIALS.
SHAWLs, CLoAKs, and WRAPPERS.
HANDkERCHIEFs, GLOVES. aud HOsIERr.
LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN LACEs.
BLANKETS and FLANNELs
DoYLIEs and NAPKINS.
TOWELS and TOwELINGs.
SHIFTING PILLOW, and sHEETING CofToss
DAMAskS and WINE CLOTHS.
PIANO and TABLE COVERS.
All offered at prices below their actual vNiusrI
GIL 10 nave every article sold by April isu
JOHN II. MITCHELL.
ganll-2w 931 Pennsylvania avenu.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
BRODHEAD & CO..
1905 STREET, BETWEEN I2rH AM I3rH srs
oEing 20 the depressed state Of the Orr Gaess
Market ~ have been able g. purchase for casi, a
large stock Of
C0TTONS
exceedingly low, and now offer them Al A sliohf al
vance on manufacturer prices. W. quote
New York Mills "a Blearhed Cettons. n cents
Nbmsuita n c.Dt-
AndrO>CogglE ~. g.ot.
Lower grades from ca cents up
81 pillow Case) COti0ns rs cents IN
% SheetiuCl ~ cents up
And full line cf the best faakss Baached ana m.
. bleached Cottons AZ prices that cannot BE- hs.t
Best make Paper Cambria, cents
Button Paris Kid, IS cent: Button, sI.S Rutton
fuil length, IN party and street oolors, Sis
BRODHEAD CO.,
Janl6tr 1905 street, between 18th and 18TH