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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-05-25
Enterprise.
IFrom the Pueblo Chieftain.I

rom Inc Pueblo thleitain.
Every passenger over the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe railroad now receives a
premium chrome. The picture represents
Major Tom. Anderson and the sweetheart
of his early days gazing out on the waters
of the Nimishilling, tributary of the Tus-
caravans, while on the ground around them
are scattered some of those shells which
they gathered on the sea beat shore" II
the picture is correct. which We have no
reason to doubt, the Majors wardrobe was
not so scrupulously neat in those days as
At present, and his loved one at his side
disdainei ''puilbacks," and didn't 90 a cent
on fancy millinery. All along the shore
bananas are seen growing, and ships are
represented riding on the waves, loaded
with tropical fruits and bound for foreign
climates. The young lady is represented
as asking:
Tell me what do the wild waves say?"
While the Major, in his excellent
thorough bass, replies:
"When You 60 East take the Atchison,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe."
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FASHION NOTES.

The Centennial hat is turned up both
sides and pointed back and front.
Combination hats of straw and silk or
gauze are being introduced.
"A key Of red gold and cut steel is ia
vorite ornament on black bosnets.
Double and triple aprons well trim
med, are conspicuous favorites for this sea-
son.
Fewer round hats are imported than
formerly. They are only used for second
hats in the city.
Squares and crescents of Nechlin lace
are now used for ornamenting the ends of
china crepe neckties.
Wedding dresses are made with low
necked princess trains and petticoats very
much in the fashion worn a century ago.
In shoes for spring and summer wear
there aIe no marked changes, other than
the substitution OF light STYLES in morocco
and French kid.
Among the prettiest reception dresses
are those OF pale gray or pearl-colored gros
grain, with pale blue or rose brocade for
sashes, facing and pockets.
Embroidered gauZe gallon IS the nov
city for trimming evening and dinner dress
Is. 1t is wrought in self color or in con-
trast, and is in floral and japanese designs
The black tulle bonnets are made plain
on the frame, and edged with gold sOutache.
The trimmings are short black ostrich tips
and antique ribbons of white striped gauze.
Light gauze wool mantle of transpa-
rent rough threaded soft wool are imported
for slight extra wraps during the summer.
They come in cardina, cream, blue, rose and
block, and are trimmed with wooden lace.
White muslins suits are not very large
ly imported. Odd colored ribbon bows are
used TO give them an air OF distinction, and
the oyerdress is a polanaise, cut off short in
front to show tablier bows of embroidered
rufiles on the underskirt.
In bonnets, the faring halo brims are
not found among late importation.. The
Benoiton or necklace, looped in front below
the chin, is about to be introduced for those
who do not like strings tied at the throat,
and yet like dressy trimming in front.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-05-25
A TERRIBLE BURN.
A Young Man POurs a Ladle Full of
Red Hot Iron Into the Leg Of His
Boot.
And Burns His Foot Nearly OF.
lFr.m saturday Mornings Daily. J

From Saturday, Morning Daryl
Yesterday afternoon, abort half past
three O'Clock, one Of the most painful acci-
dents which it has for long time been our
duty TO record, occurred in the moulding
room Of the G:ea: Western Foundry. A
Young nam named Frederick KEEPER, who
was learning the trade under the immediate
supervision of Mr. Theodore Lemay, is
the unfortunate victim. 1t seems that
he was engaged, like the older
moulders in carrying the molten iron
from the cupola or furnace to the patterns,
and while in the act of taking full ladle
of the seething mass weighing about
eighty pounds across the room, he struck
the bowl against pattern board which by
some accident had been left with one end
projecting into the gang-way, and as he
was walking rapidly, the contact OF the la
die withe board threw him around in such
a position that his left leg came in contact
with the edge Of The bowl, which, being
held by long slim handle, was tipped
over 10 one side towards his leg, spillIEg
almost its entire contents against the leg OF
his pantaloons, which In a second was de-
stroyed and the red hot mass forced its way
downward, into the leg OF his boot and al
most az soon burned through the bottom
and ran out on the ground. Realizing
that he was dangerously injured, the
young man threw the ladle away and be-
gan trying TO remove the boot, at the same
Time calling for assistance.
A colored man, who is employed in the
foundry, ran TO him and soon got his boot
off, which took with il several large flakes
of skin. The wounded man was conveyed
to the house of his brother-in- law, Mr.. Fred.
Winter, No. SIG Main street, where be was
made as comfortable as possible until the
arrival OF Dr. Brock, who had been sent for.
When the physician arrived and examined
the wound, he discovered that the heel was
nearly burned of, and that semi-circle Of
flesh, reaching half way round the ankle
across the bottom OF the foot. was literally
roasted to the bore. Ii is thought that the
whole foot will have to be amputated. We
understand that the young man is insured
in the Travellers Accident Insurance Com
pany, A. 4. Mosher, agent, and will be en-
titled 10 $40 per week for six months.
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An Enemy Of Frauds and shsms.

We call attention to the prospectus in
another column of the Daily and Weekly
Leavenworth TINES, ID. r. Anthony editor
and proprietor, which We consider anon 9
the best papers published in the West. Col.
Anthony is man of pronounced views,
which he never hesitates to utter, and is
the enemy of all frauds and shams in So
ciety, church or state, which he always
shows up with unsparing hand.-Neosho
County Journal, Usage Mission.
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An Untrlnx Worker.

Col. Phillips is one of the most laborious
and untiring workers in Congress. He is
never idle. and unlike too many OF our
members of Congress heretofore, he is not
engaged most of his time working Tor him
self. His record is one which indicates un-
usual energy and constant improvement of
time. He is recognized as one of the lead
ing members Of the House, with promise of
future usefulness and Oska-
Ioosa Independent.
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The Exposition.

From the Philadelphia Sentry-l
The best advertised show since the days
Of Christopher Columbus, was that duly
inaugurated somewhere in our neighbor-
hood last Wednesday. We are free to an
nounce that ii was disastrous failure. A
fair, sqnare, stand-up base ball match in a
Boston school-yard has attracted several
more spectators than were present at the
Exposition. The following map, borrowed
from the New York Herald, will unbosom
to envious cities the Notifying ASS that
Uncle Sam has permitted a corporars guard
OF newspaper men and fair sufiragists 10
make of him in full view of drove of i'm
ported paga1s, barbarians and policemen ::
MAD. IHnnIu 81
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Centennial Biscuit

Make good corn mush, Just As if you
were going to eat it with milk. When it is
lukewarm take a quart of it, work in flour
enough TO make stiff dough, make into
biscuits, put in your bake-pan and set in 8
warm place over night; bake in q very no,
oven, and you have the best and sveetes,
biscuits you ever e. Eat while hot, for
breakfast
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piicateu forDs II is = ell known that Dr. James
his stooa 1t tn. head Of she profess on for 30
vesv Are and experience are a,l-irnp rfa-r
Sanana1 Weakness, nitht losss by dreams,
pimPie- On the fsce, 10 msnhrod, can roeitiv-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the most d. lie ate
at ention, call or write. Pleasant home for D.
tents. book for the million Marriage
Guide, which tells you all about these .i.eases
who should marry-wh- nos 10 CENT. t. pay
postage. DR. James has 20 rooms and pzrlor
You see ~ one but the doctor. OAce hours, 8
- se1iefly ooa1dential. 1ay6 d&v-lu
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TeTectly tastelsss, ell gAlily ccstsd with sweet
GIN, huge, isgu ate Iurify, cleanse, and
stpI hen. fadway's Pills, for tie lure Of all
dis OF The sioLst h. Liver, Bou els, Xidne, q
bIaedtr, Re voos is ass, headache. CenstiT A.
tion, Co-tiyeness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. BIZ.
E.usnss., bilious Fever i. Gan mAtien Of the
Bowels Pile, a-d all arrangements OF the Inter-
nal Wis era NaraDteo to ereet positive cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner.
ais. or de eierious DIR, e..
nD-Obs rye he following symptoms rsaulting
n, m Disorders Of the ID seruve Crsans
Constipation, Inward Pies. tullnes Of the
Elood IN the Head, Aeiciry Of the stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Ct Food, Flu lnees Of
WeHAt in the toma b, sour kruption-, einking
or fI.tteripgs in the tit of the Stomach, SWIM
ming Of The H I'D, Hurr cd and pifncu.t Br,ath.
ing, F.uite,ings at the Heart Chos ing suffocai
ing Sensation when in . Lying Posture, Iimness
of Vision, ipOts OF Webs before the eight, Fever
and puli Pain in tbs Head, Dehciercy u Psrspira.
ton, Yelsovneks OF the Sxln and kyes, Pains in
the side. Chest Limbs. and saddsn Elushes Of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh.
A few dosss Of kADw AVS PILLS will free the
system ffoo all the above named disorders. Price
IS cent per box. cold BY druggists.
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HATE, DYE.

DATCgELOR'S CELEBRATED HAZE DYE,
ID test in the world. The iny'ntor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 8. years, with beue-
ft TO the hal and no injury TO his health: proof
that it is only trGe and perfect Dye. Ham,
less, reliable. instantaneous. No Gisappo NJ
menI TO ridiculous tiEts; remedies the I'll eff
fec;s OF bad dyes; leaves the hair soft nd beau
tiful, Black or Brown. sold and properly ap-
piled at BATCHELOR'S Wig FSctory. No. ls
Bond street, n. y. old BY all druggirts.
ta;chelor's Erasiye Soap removes s;ainsfrom
the ii gers. skin, &c.
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MAP: Hands off.
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ddddddddddddddd
A compositor OF the Sentry accident
ally present.
B.-President Grant.
C.-Exposition.
Ps.-Policemen.
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TICKETS, ST. 90 EACH.
SCHEDULE OF PKEMIUMS.

1 LOO. coo Cash Premiums amounting to f275, 900
To any person purchasing or any age {
! disposlng of seven tickets and RENTING 81
4 to u, We guarant one or more prizes.
Send for iuil particulars
INCORPORAvORI
Z. 4. Barker, J. NJ. Spencer, John G.
: arle. W. Terry, S ID. Macdonald,
Peter ID. Cook, ID. L, Emmert.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
s. d. Macdonald, Peer ID. Coo. II A.
Barker.
OFFICERS.
S. ID. Macdonald, President, (for 10 wears
Editor ant proprietor State Record.
Topeka p. ID. ook, Ire surer (Ci,y
Treas'r, ropeka) Il. a. Barrier, Secretary
tsA-Secretary Of State OF Kansas
The high character and great popularity
Of tnis enterprise, creates = dem and Tor the
tickets Unprecedented
"Agents Wanted Send in your orders
At once, If you wish to secure a suppl.
"Llberal Commissions are given and
Agents are allow ed 10 turn all tics cts they
are unable TO s, y.
n. 10 insure prompt rep'y be sure
and write yoar Name, Town. County and
Stste plainly every time YIN write, and I'D
dress your letters to
STATE CAPITOL BANK,
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The Wall Street Indicator.
TVyvg WERK~ Usar-u Srwr unEE

Contains Pictorial Illustrations Of Bulls nd Bear,
Also, full and eompe Instructors hou to ope-
rate in stocks and Stock Privileges. Capita hlts
sad suggestions. Ako, . lis OF valuable Premi-
INNS 20 C.u,n. "send for IL -
BUCKWA1IER 4 CO., Bsnken and Broksrs
70. Bog se17. 10 WalD -, Rev York CIsy
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Inflammation OF the Kidneys, Inflammation OF the
Biaddsr, Ii ammatIo ,f he hcseis, Aumps,
ongsstion of the Lurgs, sore Thiaa Dif-
heult Breathing, falpi;a ion Of the
Heart, Mysteries, roup, DiPh-
therIa. Gaia h. Inlgenz,,
Headache, Tooth ,ohe, eu-
rsl,ia rheumatism,
Cold Jhll-, Asue
thil!s.
The app isaiinn of he Eesdy Relief 10 tie part
CT paris whe the ain ficuliy exists Til af-
ford a e a q ,InfoIt
Twenty dIops in half g. mblsT OF water will. in
lea ninute-. cure tramps, sprains, oour
: omarh. Heartburn, Sick d. aiach iiarrh. a,
DysenteIy, Cno &C, ~ ind in the bow.ls, anu all
internal pains.
Traveller should always carry a bottle Of RAD
WAYS h ADY BELIEF with them. A lev
DROPS in wafer will prevent $ esness pains from
ch ,nge Of water. IL is he ter than French Brandy
OF BittsIs as stimu ant.
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DR.. JAMES
Lock Hospital,
- CORNAR
Washington
ant fr nkiin.

htcag0, HI.
Chart-red BIZ the
State ofIlinois for
the express prr-
pose OF giving I'M
mediate relief IN
all o'es of pri-
vate. chronic and
q, mary dis ases,
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ice. VIBRATOR


TIE ENORMOUS WASTACE Of grain, 20 iae-RrJie
r.a oi,sr s3tcs Of Trr5hers Gil. De SAVED ty this
Improved Sac!nr, seg1cia' etGy yo5, to aI=
peg C.l I,s.lsss Of thre.hirg.
TX, TI.lOTHY, HILLET. HUNGARIAN and
Eko - tIrIsLed, separated cleaned and saved
Is Easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats Rye Farley.
~ EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for crEin and
Gees Cleaned by this machine for extra cleanliness
IN NE WET GRAF. Of is75, these were substan-
tally tn ONLY MACHINES that could run With pro.t
OF economy, doing fast, thorough end perfect worx
l7hea oh rs E,fe.ly fsissL
ALL GRAIN. TINE and MONTY wasting compl;ca-
tons, such "Endess Apron "Raillo5 - Ieaters"
"pickcrs, etc. e.Itiy di.Peassd 9Th less than
one-iiaf the usual Gears Belts Boxes ard Journals;
eseT managed: more durable light running
ly TerCirs dust: no tterings" 10 clean up; Rot
trUGl!ed ly adverse winds, rain storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RiISERS who are Doses
In the large saving made by 1t will employ infe-
rior and wss'erl m1ehinss, but will l,sit on this
Improved Iresher doing their WORK.
VGUE SIZES made for 6, S. 10 and IL Horse
Powers Also speciality Of SEPARErogs, designed
and made EXPRESSLY FoR STEAM rCwEE-
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS viz: our i'm
proved "Tnple Gear" and our "Spur Speed Wood.
tuEy Style, both Mounted on fozr wheels
If INTERESTED In Threshing or Grain Raising
apply TO nenrest Dealer or write 10 Us for lastrs
ted Circular u ut free giving full particulars of Sizes
Styles Prices, Terms, etc.
Njc!s0Gs, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK. MICH
mly-lc-Svt-4mo
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in quantity by their perfect purity and great
strength; the only Kinds made by prac-
teal Chemist and Physician, with scientific
care to insure uniformity, healthfulness, deli
cacy and freedom from all injurious substan-
ces. They are far superior TO the common
adGlterated kinds. Obtain The genuine. OBJ
serve cur Trade Marks as above, Cream ("
Baking Powder, Hand and Cornucopia."
Buy the Baking Powder only in cans securely
labelled. Many have been deceived in loose
Or bulk Powder sold as Ok. Prices.
Manufactured only bv
STEELE - PRICE,
Chicago, -. louis and Cincinnati
tep20-eod-.fu
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DR.. WHITTIER.


6i7 ST. Charts street. ST Louis. 30.
h=ea lol2sr sE=z'-. u special Il %
ycr Great. sexr'i ara chronlc Diseases
Syphilis, Z oncrFr,sr, elect, Structure,
OIc.Iitis. Hernia. or Rupture, I'll Urinary
Diseases and oypti l!t'C y r-Iafcuf.a, aztec
lions Q: the throat- Gkir CT bones, sre resrsa
wa Urpa-aliel"d s4c-c-, lzest repe rrin--lcs.
Spermaronhcca. SeKua! Debility and
ifpotcncy, astEe result 81 ser abuse ycGth,
rrc- IN Inaia--r years o. other sn sch
Pra4-cs Of the follow elects sslra1l
c-sJrS. Debility. iiaa,ss Of s;;ss GsSscnrs r-S-or'
rnFlss on re face, rhys 6sc1g, drersisa 20
r1Gies, 81 tiegs loss ors.-asi poi-.r
e..ias marriage I'm proper or unharpy, az
A5Iye sent in sealed enregre for postage rt.n?s-
Diseases pecul ar to women. s-zk .
kri..crracG. DyI-senor-s1d keno--saer9 LeleoTr.r.
wires C!yrosi, Dss1sss and s;he t0'
I 'or stamps Age vita exrerieEce b.
lied U!or. II is self evI.entthat Physician n
ards Of eases every acquires great skill FAysic.
lowing tais frelg.ny Recommend persons TO ny
Invited. wh,n IL accnvenent TO visit the city for
medicines be express eEery-ss:e
CGreaee guaranteed where uot exists ti-
s:atce- Oi-e hours: IA NJ TO p. II. Sundays, l.
Jpn. Persons dsrsfn5 IN TIE effy cry h,rr ey CO..
dreet % sAe eAes. II AZ nis 1t ring the Door s,L
The II whole hou Of twelve roosi f. tst
extensive ia the county, embracing Reception
Con ~ on roars Eoar-nx and sleeping apartments;
all ae.icines 70 III. prepared
snd o. ali the Library where the ell AMI
latest s.adrd works Of all tbs schools OF medicine
found a=:7-iicai P.ss life sire and eoo-ed lfe
E!usrs:irsG 5sai san. witch Rare been procu ed
frnia -s. r-s-.ie.- OF expense. AID 10 be
taaud IL s-7 i--.s-s u -. city, fhs Lb.sEy IL
H.. ~ c-~-i % n raiIrrs. sii,,s. aso-.
0.-AE-AsS9S- SS-&x>1 Z e.SfeAlzz
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READ FALSE AND TRUE"

Send one letteG-stanYlto RAILWAY 4 CO., Ne.
50 Warren st., New YORK lnisrmation veeth
N onsands viii 10 sent yoa..
aps1S-tu-th -ent-Gan-&.v.ly
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CARMINA COLLEGENSIA.

Keep in remembrance Living Waters. Tn
exceiled Is book for Praise Meeiings, etc 80
cents.
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and his large wealth, most people would
look to their personal comfort and ease.
Not so with him. He spends his money
and devotes his energies to project which
while we doubt not that he expects it will
pay) will be of more real benefit to the
business of Rock Island and to all classes
Of our citizens than any enterprise ever at
tempted here. The entire cost of the road
aud of the valuable mines which he is
developing cannot be less than $500, 900,
and we hope, and we doubt not that all
our citizens hope, that he will have salts
factory returns for his liberal investment.
The people along the line gre entitled TO
great praise for the public spirit they
showed in promptly responding to Mr..
Cables proposition. Four gentlemen i'm
mediately contributed $1,000 and some of
them gave the right of way in addition,
and while one gentleman, Moses Tttering-
ton, who lives six miles from the track,
gave $500, others whose lands adjoined
proposed depot grounds refused to give a
dollar or even to give the right of way
across their land.
This was the case with John w. Ball, in
Edgington, who demanded $4,000 dam
ages for taking 9 acres of his land, or $50,
an acre for his whole farm of 240 acres.
Rather than 60 to flaw Mr.. Gable purch-
ased the farm at $50 an acre, paying So
600 in hand. the balance to be paid on de
livery of possession on the LIST day of next
January
The Ball farm is cheap enough at that
price. without any railroad near it, as it is
one of the very finest tracts of land in the
west, and Mr.. Gable will. doubtless,
realize so or SIS an acre for it during the
summer-and if he holds it until the
advantages Of the station which will adjoin
it become apparent he will probably
realize 800 an acre for it. Mr..
Gable did not wish to be thus compelled
to tie up his capital and it was hardly the
fair thing for Ball to thus throw
distractions in the way of SO important an
enterprise, and one in which all his
neighbors are so vitality interested.
Another such case was that of Dennis
Warren who was offered the location of 9
depot on his land for the right of way
across two 40 acre tracts. He not only
Continued on thru page
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Conventions.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN


ut Cincinnati Wednesday, June IA. Each state has
delegates at large and from each congressional
district.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY,

at eeneseo, Wednesday. June =, TO nominate csndl
date for congress. ~ N#ME.aA
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DR. = MES
HOSPITAL,
Cor. FRANKLIN
& WASHINGTON
STREETS,

ChICAUVs LII.
Chartered by
the State for
the purpose OF
giving the best
possible ire a t.
ment in all cases
of PRIVATE and
CHRONIC Diseases
in all their varied
and communicated
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MEDICAL.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

TNHE countenance is pale and leaden-
L colored, with occasional Pushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
dilate; an azure semicircle runs along
the lower eye-lid the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes bleeds; SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing of
the ears an unusual secretion of saliva;
Shiny or furred tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
witha gnawing sensation ofthe stomach,
at others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive stools Shiny; not unfrequently
tinged with blood belly swollen and
hard !; urine turbid; respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and
convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, not capable Of doing the slightest
injury TO the most tenaer infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's VERMI-
FUGE bears the signatures of c. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS. on the wrapper.
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Or. C. MclANE'S
[ LIVER PILLS,

These Pills are not recommended as
a remedy for all the ills that flesh is
heir to-" but in affections of the Liver,
and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases of that
character, they Stand without a rival.
AG UE AND FEVER.
No better c;-.thartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgative they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DIR. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

For Book BINDING or Ruling, 90 to
THE ARGUS Bindery. No better work
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able, Work done quick. Leaye orders
at The Argus Counting Room, opposite
the Post office. If
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nj 81. Louis, Tuesday. June g. Each state has
delegates at large and from each congressona
district. Nr Er1
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,

Corner of Chambers Street. and West Broadway
NEW YORK.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
First-class accommodations for 400 guests. LOca
ted conveniently to business and places of amuse
from 81 to s. per day Newly and handsomely fur
nished and decorated.
N. & S. j. HUGGINS S. Proprietors.
n. Higgins, formerly of Mania ten Hotel. S. j
Higgins, formerly OF Lovejoy's Hotel.