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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
pelde 1873 gcbaut muroe unO rod bcute gez
brau6t miro.
Sertdte aus Dem snncren ScS
EfddfcS

= (aus 8cfmiulter.) 9lm Monta9 fauo
bic Ntunijipulwubl in gSeitminiter, Carroll
@ouHtp, ltatt. dis Mapor mnroe ,Sr. 0as
uiO 6Olpble uno als 0titglieoer oss Stnot.
ratbs Die 0$o. e. .. SrimcS, gSi0tam ca
mper, s. 3iipparb, y. 6. MorClod mo
@eor9 81. Barte ernablt. 9rei Der Gr.
mGblten iiuS Oemofraten unS bic orei llebri
gen 0tcpublifauer. -Sn nG6fter 3ctt wiro bier
Elm groBes Surnier itattfinbeu.
= (Ableben zines proninenten NtarplGu-
oers.) Sbcrit Sbomas s. 0ooion, Elm cius
fluBreider SiirQcr pon 9ord)eiter GOuntp,
ltarb am letteu Souuabeuo in Der 9Sohuug
ieines Sohnes, heS 3Oleinnebmers :. g.
6oOion in GriSfielS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
ONrifIidieW1 nrllI0nn cr(sifcnnohn. .

8erlGSt 6uttOn=9epot, @de oer 6uitou> un6 Bat
terIonz9loeuue, nah 6Q9erstoiuu, SGnoUer, Sreoes
rid, gmntttsburg, Sampiteao. 0ian6eltcr, 28G9ncss
6oro uno alien Buuften Der Babu meftliCb bon unz
onzSrio9e nab Sager5toUnuno 2Sillldmsport 80,
I'm ll6r Uior9eu6 uno ubr Hadmittdg5 (dusgcs
nonlmeu Sonnta9s).
Ndd, daeu Stdtonen bis unon=Brioge, nm
l1br Dioreens uno uno $3.50 uhr A6euos, au5ae=
uommeu Sonnta96, uno oann um pbr 1Iorgene
uno tbr gtahmitta9s.
SpeSieneStGot=Ba =BaiiG9terzSarren oertafien onsSis
reau Der Gonpu9nie, @utGiuz uuo 6apettezStraBc,
30 Ntiuuten oor Der abiabrt, uno 6ultOnzS StdtIon
nab Antuuit aler 3ii9e
2ioe fommen in Baltimore UNI 1925 uno II uGr
Bormittaes uuo $40 4benos an, SoUntuge, au5Qcz
nommeu uno Damn nm 9.25 l9r Ntorgeu5 uno UBr
AbeRos.
8erbtnoungen nit benz s u6r 0ior9en5 3uac
fuer6en nit oen StaQc>&onhee fir 6ampieao unb
Uianteiter an Der 3lcn= =UiOrris=Statiou, fir &m~
mittsburg in Qiehanic5town, uuo fir 8aune5boro'
uno gettpSbur9 on Der Slue Jiiose ODER Ylontereps
Station gemaht.
SiQetz8ireau uno 9ameuzBur(or, On Der Gde
Der @utafp~ uuo iSdpeteitrdBe uuo 5ultousStdtlon
| 100 Auitrd9e fir Baggage setahen Ueroen tonucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
@egweiIer fiir 9teiIenOe.
Baltimore Sbto GtIcn6altt. 80

~ HcutLtNkVlG ~VbO . VbELVVuDWS
Jtah gBGibnaton 300, 6.t5, 600, 1880, 9.5, 1913
8Orn., II ibr Dittag5 q 80 an SonntagcnJ $50
$50, 4.f0, 300, $50 Wa6mttG9s q llbr Abero5
Souuta9s,) $50, i0t5 uuo 1890 Ibeub6 tdglib.
Q8egeitationen 800, $50, 9.O5 NIP u9r UhttGgs;
U.30 gtabmlttGgs an S0nntagcR) 2.jO, $3.50, 800
$50 unb $50 u9r tbenos.
9luHapolis 5uuction ., 7.30 Ntor9cHs; 40, 800
llbr Rad1mittags.
@aurel uuO g8eseftauOuen iaondb - llBr QiOrs
gems.
Oisropoltau 3ipeis-615. 90 ubr Morgcns;
4.30 ubr Abenos. 1.o0 an Sonuta9en.
ARnapolts - 7.30 uHo 800 UiOrgen5 uno i.i0
II. 800 ytahmttass, aus9enommeu SountQQ5.
uuo 1918 ubr abenos td8lih.
Ridlmouo un0 Dem Su0en - 900 l9r U(OrgenS
ta9lt6, unn 1915 llbr a6enos.
Qpet uno gioromeit 6.ij llbr UtOrgens Cniht
nab YittSburq, @olumbu9 ooer Sdnoustg ain
SunntaoeJ uuo i.30 Il. 1890 ubr abeno6.
Scaerstoipn - 900 ubr Niorgens; 4.tj ll5r 9tadJs
mttGgs, aus9enommen Sounta9s.
Ere0erid - Inn lbr Bormtttdgs Gusgenomz
men Sonntd9s, 4 10 uno j.05 lbr ytGtbmittags uno
3t9eftationen ani Der 6GuptbGbH tdglih.
8teomout, Stauuton uuo We9eitdtiouen, SOupts
balm & llbr Diorseus, Gu5genommsu Souutag5.
Yahmittdos, ausgeuommen Sountag6.
&aicott>@itp - lbr UtorgeuS, ti5 uRo 5.ij llGr
Hdhmittdgs, 1usgeHommen SOnutG9s, uHo j.Uj
ubr Jlahmitta9s tagib.
3iige Uerlaiieu gGaibin9ton fir baltimore - ., =
g. 80 H. 1890 ubr SOrmltogS; u ubr UdttGg5; $3.50,
800 uno $50 ubr a0enos, taallb, Gu6gCuowz
men Sonutags; Z 3j, ubrUiOrseus, t2.50, 100
Hahmitta9s (1.3O am Sonuto9e), 3.45, e. S.lj uuo
u9I Abenos tdgld.
Aae 3Gse 9alteu am pSiooutt SoteI" berm Jle=
ldn~6oule an.
BtletzBareau- Station uno Snoof=
gde Der Baltimore uno @alOertir., no Auitrdge
iir Baggage empTGn9en, nm mad uuo pom irgeuo
einem Staottbelle bef0roert 5u Der6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
Seru,tI6te Sepeidjeu aus
JtcffosNOrf.

9eew-Dorf, 5. Oiai. - 0ie 9ampfer
yGrie" unO u&itp Of BartS" ftub BON 2tuer=
pool an9efonln1en.
- Sob l154.
Der 0pfr. y9l2'merlque" lit bon Saure
eingetrofieH.
= Der 9pfr. rGitp Of Sierra @rns" ift bier
eingetrOfien.
= Die 3oG @innabmen betrusen beute
$261 900.
= Ser ltnteridlabmeiiter 5ablte beute ais
Snterefen 1925, 200, fir eingeSogeue Sblt'
sationen 1881 800 aus.
-Sn SrooflDn rutl6te geitern etne Sa:b=
banf ein nno Yeter Dtc@arrp uno Gtidael
9iileD ipuroeu auf Der Steae get0btet; mebz
rere anoere 4rbeiler murben mebr ober ipeniz
ger oerlebt.
- Seute fanb bas leete @ettidieBen Der
vGreeomore 9ttfle 9liioctatton" ftatt, BET wels
dem enti6ieDen meroen lollte, mer NIT auf
bas tnternatiouale S6iisenfeit nad) Srlano
gel6iGt Derben lOQ.
- Sn etner MaIienberi iantnllung Der Bad,
ltenlaaurer bieier Stabt fp1Irbe bente Qben6
berlttet, baB pom udd,lten Samitag on Die
4rbett9eber Die 269ne Don $3.50 auf $3.50
pro Sag erhOben ipolleu, obne oaB bic 9lrs
beit8itnnbeu permebrt merbeu.
= Die Spfr. uGimbria" BON 9amburg,
y8otternam" bon Gotteroart uub y&noes"
BON 5npti flnb bier ein9etrOfen.
Gbnrltc 6oB. 2lbernals elite
Sanfdjnn9.
. bila Oelp b a, 5. Ntai.-Oer 9oliSeis
@bef erbtelt etne 9epei6e Don @amben, N.z
s., in welder bcrt6tet wuroe, oaB elm anabe,
ipeld)er bem @barlie Rob dbnlld iebe, eiuem
italieniiden SrgelOreber, Namens Stefano
Softer, ab9enorlmen iuorben iet. Die &C.
heimpolisiiten Song unS Mc&ibben tpuroen
iofort mad @amben geibidt, ail9 Sr. 6ob
uuO Deiien 8ruoer eiltcn tortbin, absr man
fQno aus, naB man iid) qetGuid,t hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


9temzg) If, 5.Mat.-0er 3uid)auer maz
ren beute rur wentge, aud See6er mar abz
ipeienb, ba9egen burd leine Srau pertreten.
Stepben Yeerl 4norew8 nabm Den 3eugen-
ltano elm. @r bertd)tete, oab er cine 3eitlanQ
in Dem 5auie Der @oobbnll geipobnt, nannte
etue Menge Serren uno 9anlen, Die bort eiuz
unb aus9ingen, iagte, leine Nun oerftorbene
Srar lei Spiritualiittu geweien unb babe
Siltou's @barafter nadl ibren @ingebun9en
beifcieben; 6rau Goobbull babe ben Sfan.
bal =Qrtifel ielbit perfaBt, aud er ielbit lei in
geipiiiem Gimme al5 Der Autor oefelben slt
betra6ten, oa er ben 9(nfang uno oas gnoe
baSu berfaBt. 90 piel er tui5ie, tpuBte Stlz
ton gti6ts Don Der 4bfaiIung oes4rtifel8 unb
Iei es linn Iebenfalls cine lleberrai6ung ge=
ipeien. Su ben YarlorS Der Srau gSOoo6ull
babe fi6 me6er Elm Sopba nod ein Sett be-
funbeu. Sn Der @ommuniften' YroSeIton be-
fanb ii6 3euge bel 6ran 9Soobbul, fab Gil=
ton bort ntdt cher, als bis Der 9luf3ug aust
einanoeroing. Sab Silton bdufig in benz
6aule Der @oobbull, bod ME in familtdrer
gSetie, b6rte nidt, nie bdufig Qnoere, baB ite
iid init oemSornan1en be5eid)neten. @r balte
bafiir, baB Die Sesiebungen 0eS Manne8 gum
gSetbe ndt burd Die @eiebe controlirt tuer=
ben iOQen.
9ta6 Serlauf Ger getp0bnli9en Yauie
puroe Srau Martba q. 8raoibatp anf ben
3eugenitanb citirt. Scr 3uidauerraum
bate itf tnSmiiGeu bebeuteno nit Geusieri.
gen angefiiqt. Inter 9noeren par and $.
6. Somen nit ieinem Sohne uub Der artilt
6rant Carpenter eridienen, bic ii9 BET 3tltou
nieOcrlieBen. 3eugin erflGrte, baB am 9.9ez
Sember 1870 8eiite 3uruer aus freiem 9ln.
triebe 5u ibr gefomnen uub erSGblt babe, oaB
clifton ieite Srau oes @bebrudS beidulbtgt
babe. @parts wtberiebte iid bieien 3eugen,
ansiageu, alleiu Snllerton las paS 3eugntB
bon Seiiie Surner Dor, morna6 oieelbe leug-
net, oab iie eine ioldJe Mittbeilung on 3euz
gen babe gelangen laHen. Der @ertdtsbof
euti6ieb fitr 3ulaiiung bieies 3ensenbeweis
les.
gta9ocm nod s. 8oob, Der 9rufer BON
y@oobhull'8 nnb @laflin'S gSeeflp," uernomf
men wOrben mar, ipelder bie@eldidte lpiberz
legte, DaB Der Nrtifel Der 8ooObua mo9en=
lang Dor Der Yublifatton aufgeiebt gepeien
lei, murbe Somen aufserufeu, beileuauftreten
algememe Seniation berporrief. Bomen
iptoerlegte peri6ieOene ausiagen Seeder'S
iiber baS S9reiben Silton's, iOwie iiber DaS
,,ore1tbeili9e llebereinfommen." gSdbreno
ieines 8erbDrs 9erietben iid1 Die 2lOuofateu
1nehrfnrl in ME S0nnrp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
Ser SrSem Der ,.sieben gNeiien. a.

Sn6t a n p0It8 SnO., 5. Wfat..-Nas
Supreme @onclape" be8 SrbenS Der Sic
ben gSeiien" trat heute bier in Situn9; Der
adtb. gSm. s. Softer bon Sirginien fiibrte
Den Soriib. @tne groBe InSabl 0elegaten
aus allen Staaten nnb Serritorien fno an
weienb. Die tempOrdre Organization murbe
beiperfitelligt uub Gonlite'n ernannt. 9a8
Nnn hn hnrtnn4n ID, hiS t,,nrnn,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
Selegrapbiide Sepei9est.
(Seritte Der ~aiioctirten Yreiie" fir ben n@or'
reip0noenten.")
Snlanos9 9epeldje,t.

2lms Der SmnSesbauptftaot>
gSa bington, 5. Wtai. s.. y. Se=
le, Der berithti9te Speaialageut bes SilltlSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
.Woroltd,e Seutrol GiIcnbo0u." !"

gta6 oem g8eten-4itts6ur9 GrprtB 9ebt um
g. 30 ubr AbeHos ab, au59enomWen SonntGg5.
gtdd Dem NeIten uno ytoroen, mad bcn yilJGrGs
fSQuen uuo Suifalo uber Glmtr0 9ebt nm S.25 ll9r
Uforaeus al (ausgeuommeu SoRHtdgs).
Jtadb Dem g3eiteu uHo ytor0en nod Suffa(o nno
ben Hdlcn iiber emporium gebt UNI LID u9r Jiads
mitta9s ab (aus9enommen Sonutd95); elm Sduellz
3n9.
6.I5 ubr Ibeuo5.
Yac,hcz9rpreB = Rab Bht86ur9 uno ocm g8efteu
tagltt; uadD Dem NoroeH, nadJ @hnira, 8ufalo, ocu
5daen unb Canada, &rte, ben BeHnploGHier Celgca
gcuoen ta9lib, aus9cnommen Sonrd95 nm II. 90
aJeRos.
gladt GETTYSBURG uuo r@um6er(auo= &aQeN6abu"
nm S.25 'tbr Uior9ens uno 1.t5 Rdbm., uno nGb
Sanoper um 1925 llbr Wor9eu5 uHo t.t5 II. IS llt
gta6mttagS, dns9enommeu Souutd9s.
,G5reenzSprtngz 3Dei90abn" UNI S.2j nbr Yiora
gems unD $40 rbr Jta1m. td8ltb, SOnntGg5 dR6s
Watb gort-3.25 llbrROamtttuss, SOnnta86 ans
geuomnen.
aenommen Sonnta9s).
Rab @odepsuiae-z.2j, fi.25 ubr YormittG9s,
6.25, .25 NboS., (GusgenommeH Sountd0S) uno
mn .25 ytabmttta9s an SOnHtd9en.
biaete an Der @GIuertzStdttou, ytoroofzGde Der
Baltimore unb @aluert.StraBc uuo @9arle5itrnbcnz
Staliou. gluitrGse fir Baggage lUeroea an Der
yforooitz@fe Der Balttmotes uu0 SGOerthr. an9Cs
uOnlInen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
GbarItc 6oB. = 2lbermals eine
SG1tSGi1ttt0.
Sic WfirifG,sisrn

Il sb oqa, o. gaal: sia, s{ a'eas ns
mebrereu 5unbert Srti6aften in Bennipl-
panien, Nturplanb, 9elapare nno Jtelp<
SerieD perDffentli6en itber Die 4usii6tcn Der
PFrfdlernpte. OteIe Serifte oeuten an, bab
Die adlte Der lebteren gSoden bic Sdume
nid)t beionberS affi3irt bat nao oaB bic Ius.
fidten iehr aiinItig Itu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
Die 8eieaid)aft STR 9ernd)ioien
Hetnigttn9 bon &eaern,
2Sbtrttfeu It. I. +.

G5euolbe, Abtritte, Gloafen, Seler, 8runueu uno
aussrabun9en perben BET Gage gcretutgt pbue
s8erndl. Gin Spfem, thrSliG perpolfommnet ourtb
ben Bebreud BON perbeiierten apparaten fiir Gus=
1e pro oitarten ooer perionlitb meroen prompt be-
forgt. Spe5ieffe Rdten fir Nsenten uno @is
sentbiimer BON sablretGem @runo ei8entbum. Biz
Geau Der Yeelldbdft:
n5,e.oo 81 gSr IA gsoso-SSoHfoanftrose
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
Bic btiBe Tuft- -KohbeerDe
Moore's Ro(fn- Bahapulper
W Ireift Sure WabI

Die sroBe nSleesz" ooer SIT. 2 Snstr'ibe gidbz
maidtue fur S4ueioer. SD psrtauie aae sorien.
9roBe, mittlere unb Samilienz9r6Be aler peri6iez
seuen piaihinen. Sirdtet gub nidt, bel mir porz
suprehen, ba SIR 9eIo baburd iparen fonnt.
40. 0nu,,n,, { Nr. 1876, Observation-Disclosures, uno
SUttSehhey Scr. %, Sf@5aitimorefiraBe.
(aRdi26 fSg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
Die .9ftterIfaiiiidte NIe0. 9liinc."

uispille, Sp., 5. Wtai. - Su Der
Seriammlung Der yamerif. DteO. aiioc."
muroe beute beidlofien, ben @ougreB 81 er=
iu6en, ben ArmeeGr;ten uno @unbdrsten ae
mifie bon Der aiiociation porgeihlagene Sttel
su perleiben. 5erner ipurbe beifloilen, Die
Snnnentinn III Jriifiel Ill hPidicfer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06

Ser9leuten nit Gteinen bombaroirt unb Scr
Sofomotiofiibrer ent9ing nit fnapper gtotb
Der @efabr.
fems9orf, 5. Mai. - Cine Delegation
penniplpaniider SerGleute iuar beute Dor benz
grefutipz@onite ber yGheap Transportation
Qhociation" nnO CAB ibre Seriou iiber Die
l1riaf)e bes auSitanbes in Der 9lntbraSit-
Regiou. Die gfiociation erfldrte in einem
8eidluiie, baB tpenn Die 0arlegung ser De-
legation rtdlti9 iei, Die Ser9leute uidt in Dem
SerbGltniiie be8 Breiies, melaen bas $40.
nopol bon bem Ynblifum pcrlan9e, beSablt
tperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06

giiream Nr. o, 9ao=sastfr., SaIttmpre.
sangt. ,o,1o,2,6,o,22,4-211o-21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-06
Dir Barrier Rauar
Dte parIor=spnae It. .gAnelibeisers
Gfufrplab-Deffm

babeu aIe anoeren I'm SeiSen iiberfiselt unb oer=
(auseu penis Gepardtur. abriSirt unb perfaaft Don
". O. gSopo G Gontp.,
gde Der Baltimore uub gutGlpitrGSe.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
The Water Works Job.

The Argus, in its haste to find fault, has also
forgotten or overlooked one :hins: The ordin-
of any such works no less than three weeks pubic
notice. ETC., etc. the work now in hand, it
should be remembered, IL the repairing of the
water works, They have already been erected or
c0nstructed.-G Gazette,
1t is not "the ordinance" but state law
which governs.
IF the Gazette undertook to quote the
law why didn't it quote it more honestly
Tt reads as follows:
Provided. That all contracts for the
erection or construction OF any such works,
or any part thereof shall! be let to the
lowest responsible bidder therefor, upon
not less than three weeks public notice OF
the terms and conditions upon which the
contract is to be let, having been given by
publication in newspaper published in
such city, ETC., etc.
The job to be done is one of great mag
nitude, involving very heavy expenditure
of the peoples money. 1t is precisely such
a job as the state law requires shall be lie,
by public contract, and shall be open to
competition by ample publication of notice
1t is the tearing down and rebuilding Of
the entire water works, except the pump.
ing works. The meaning of the state law
is simply this: that no contract involving
a heavy expenditure of public money shall
be closed out in private or hurried man
ner, but that such notice shall be given al
will bring all possible competition. It il
not important whether the notice was three
days or three weeks, provided we get al
che competing bids likely to come in. Blu
the law must fix upon some time, and i
fixed upon mot less than three weeks. .
IF there is no prospect of better bid thar
that of Cowell & Co. then further notic'
would do the people no good, even though
the law requires it. The lowest bid from
responsible party, With all contingencies
properly provided for in the contract, i
what, and all the people want.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

The standard remedies for all diseases of the
lungs are ScHENCKs PULMoNIc SYRUP, SCHENCK's
SEA WEED Tonic, land SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
and, If taken before the lungs destroyed, a
speedy cure is effected.
10 these three medicines DR.. J. ScHENcK, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success III the
treatment of Pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the Torbid matter
iii the lungs; nature thro"s it off by an easy ex-
pectoration, for when the phlegm or matter is
ripe slight cough will throw it off, the patient
has rest and the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this, Schen'
cks Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and
liver. Schenck's Mandrake Pills act on the liver
removing all ohstruc ions. relax the gall bladder
the bile starts freely, and the liver is reliev
ed
Schenck's Sea Weed Tome is a gentle stimuian
and Alternative; the alkali of which it Is composed
mixes with the food and prevents souri,. e, L
assists the digestion by tuning up the stom ch to
healthy CONDITION, SO that the food and the Pull
| monte yrup will make good blood then the lung,
heal and the patent will surely get well if care Ii
| taken tn prevent fresh cold.
| IL who wish 10 consult Dr. SChenck, either per
sonaly by letter, can do at his principle Office
corner of SIXTH and ARCH STs., Philadelphia, ev
| cry Monday
| Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggist
| throughout the country.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
WHO IS TO RUN THE POLITICAL
MACHINE
The idaho Irrigators or the iowa Land
Grabbers 2

The Hon. T. J. Henderson, NJ. c. from
this district, is at the Harper House. The
subject that agitates political circles is ::
Shall the editor of The Idaho Irrigator
still continue to write P NJ after his name,
or shall the author of the Io,ca Land
GRADER again place his cane confdingly
behind the post Office door. Thomas J..
must now designate which chicken shall
stand in the dough dish. 1t will be seen
by an article in this payer that he has
shown his teeth in the Princeton post
office question, and is now ready for Rock
Island.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
A Young Man Killed on the Western
Union 3. q.

At Thompson station, on the Western
Union railroad. As miles from this city, and
the only station between Fulton and Sayau-
ma, this morning, young man named
William Bogue, about q years old, WAS en-
gagged in switching his train, and in attempt
ing to jump on the rear of the tender to
ride back, he slipped and fell The wheels
passed over one leg, but his body being
near the center of the track was rolled un-
der the fire box crushing him out of all
human shape and killing him instantly.
His only sister was married and
lived close by the place, her
husband standing where he could
see the shocking sight. His parents
live at Savanna. He was young man
greatly liked by all who knew him. He
was brakeman for conductor Mclaughlin,
and it is to him we are indebted for these
facts,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

To WATER CoNsUMERs.-Mr, Fred
Hass has taken the agency for this place
of new kind OF pipe designed especially
for service pipe which has only to be exam
ined to supercede the use of the common
iron pipe connections with the mains of the
water works. 1t is an iron pipe enameled
inside and outside, with a black enamel
which will neither crack nor rust. This
is very desirable quality as all who
use water will readily see. The cost
is only a trife more than the common iron
pipe. 1t will save it's cost the first season
by freeing the water from iron rust which
is, as every lady knows, SO injurious where
the water is used for household and laun-
dry purposes. Mr. Hass has two car loads
of this pipe at his store in Star Block and
will be pleased to show it to anyone intend
ing to put water into their houses during
the coming season.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
cit Works like Charm"
RENNE'S hAIN SeMAGIC OIL !

This Is remedy every family should have in the
house to use i'll case of emergency IL is purely
vegetable, and may be used internally or exter-
naly. 1t is not an oi y, sticky substance, but clean
delicious and sale to use, even i'll inexperienced
hands. As an external IT medy when freely used,
1t penetrates through the absorbens TO the seat of
pain, causing free circulation, and giving to weak
ened and Overstrained cords and muscles, ne~ life
and elias icty; it sheaths inflamed and bruised
faces, and cures pain as water quenches fire. Try
ii for
WOUNDS, SPRAINs, NEURALGIA
SORES, CRIcK IN THE BACK, RHEUMATIsM.
BURNS, HEADACHE, STIFF JOINTS
or any other kind OF pain or lameness. As an in
terual remedy it operates kind, difuslve soda
tive it tones and corrects The stomach aids diges.
ion and readily cures
Collie, CRAMPS, CouGHs.
CHOLERA MoRBUs, INDIGESTION, SORE THROAT
and in fact all aches and pains that flesh is heir to
The immediate and faithful of kenne's Pain
Killing Magic Oil IN case of emergency will often
save life. or q long and tedious sickness. The
genuine Renne's Magic Oil is put up only in panel
bottles with the name blown in the glass; and up
on the bottle finely engraved steel plate label,
| upon which is the likeness of VIM. Renne. All
other Magic Oils counterfeit, worthless imi-
| tStions. Call for hennes Magic Oil, where you
usually trade. IL is put up in three sizes Trial,
| Medium" and Large" size. WILLIAM RENNE
& SONS, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers,
| Pittsfeld, Mass. 1O-13d&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
Personal.

B. D. Buford who has been spending a
few weeks in the South is home again,
greatly improved in health and looks, and
has at once plunged into the business of his
great pillow works, the sales of which ag-
gregated SIS, 900 during his absence,in the
month of February
Hon Thos j Henderson, Princeton, ILL.,;
J II Hilliard, Peoria, ILL.,; c H Zug, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Col H Mccoy, W B Morgan.
Baltimore, Md; A Marvel. H G Aver. Ii
H Savage, Chicago, ILL.,; are among the
names registered at the Harper House.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
Nervous Debility.

A depressed, irritable state of mind: weak, ner-
vous. exhausted feeling; no energy or nimanon;
confused head, weak memory, often with debiita-
ting, involuntary discharges. The consequence Of
excuses, mental overwork or indscretlons. This
NERVOUS DEBILITY finds sovereign cure in HUM
PHREY's HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC. No IS. 1t tones
up the system, arrests discharges, dlspels the men,
tai gloom and dependency, and reJuvenates the en-
tire system. 1t is perfectly harmless and always
efficient Price IS, for package Of five boxes and
a large g vial of powder, which is important in
old serious cases; or 81 per single hox. Sold BY
ALL Druggists, sent by mail On receipt of price
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE
CO., No. 5as, Broadway, N. Y.
Fol Sale by Otto Grotjan IS Illinois Street, Bense
s. Thomas, C Spedel and Breunert, Rock Islam,
| and j Richards, Moline. 3-4dmwf6wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

1t has been a source of great comfort
to the administration press, that, while the
last congress was a pretty bad lot, its mem
bers did not steal anything Why they
did not seems. to be pretty well stated by
the following paragraph in the Cincinnati
Commercial: ''rhe INSCRIPTIONS expo
sures OF great American statesmen by the
independent press,of which we have heard
so much from the advertisers of the post
Office department, seem to have had the
effect of reducing the percentage of steal
Jog, The Credit Mobilier and Pacific mail
exposures have saved the country hun
dreds of millions"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18

The above is but sample of the ex-
pressions daily received by the Propri-
etor of CUMB's PERUVIAN Alternative,
assuring hun of its wonderful efficacy in
Syphilitic and Venerial diseases, Scrofula,
Consumption, sores, Ulcers, Tumors PIN
Piles, Boils and all Eruptions of the Skin.
As blood Purifier no remedy erer equal
ed 1t, and in old cases of Blood Poison,
where the bones have begun to decay
away, it is probably the only remedy ever
known to effect permanent cure. Peru
Uian Alterdtipe may be had at the Drug
Stores. Price, 100 per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-18
POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Pinkley.

Henry Faron, drunken dead beat, was
arrested last night by Policeman Parkes
and Rinehart, for being drunk and disor-
derby, He was first seen at Stodd's sa-
loon, in the lower part of town, and was
advised to go home. but would not. He
then went up to Turner Hall and laid
around there until nearly four o'clock,
drinking and trying to raise a row. He
picked up coat and threw it over his
shoulder, and on the owner demonstrating
began to abuse him, The managers put
him out and told him to go home. The
police then took him to Jail. He was fined
$40 and COSTS No money. Sent to Jail.