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, 1876-03-21
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@6ite-SaIl, 20. Mdrs. Gin
5beil bes 9aupt9etduoes BON vSals'
Sotsl" 1T ab~9ebgannt. SsrInlt $4,000.
Scranton, 8ennl., 90. Mdr5.
&ur3 mad l u9r brad geltern Nior9en
in Dem olten, nit Der ct. Glacent- &a=
tbeorale in Yerbinoun9 Iiebenocn &lp=
tier 6euer ous. 9as @ebduoe wurOt
anr 3cit ols S0ulbaus benlbt. So ciu
iarter g8ino meate, 10 war and 81
ct. GGcilien : Nfooemle" mebrfd6 in
8efabr. Ser Seucrpebrmann @orpct
pipcman wuroe pbnmdGtis, uno man
fiird)tete fir fein 2eben. 9ieles Seuer
mo- faum eei0lAt, ols Elm onoeres nit.
ZEN in Der Gtaot in ben StdQen oes
~@t. gbarlcs 9otel" ausbrad. Sos
9otcl mar in GROCER @efabr. Ser our@
Die beiOen Ieuersbriinte angeri4tete
S9aoen betrd9t $4,000.
Milwautee, 10. Mars. @eltern
Mlprsen broh Gin Srulielnert Der rNur-
bernsGilcnbo9n" Sulammsn, Die Sofo.
motiue zines Tra@tsu9es hirSte i'll Den
See. Ser 2otomntluefiibrer uno Der
@ei3sr fomen um's 2eben.
, 1876-03-21
Stalien.

&om, 90, Mar5. 9os MiniTerlum
Dat obgeoantt. Ser &0ni9 bat Den Gig
NOR Scprctis bon Der 2Infsn beoultr09t,
Elm neuc5 MiuiniperIum su bilben.
2onoOn, 30. Mdr5. 9er Scri0tcr
%ltatter oes nStonbarO" l9reibt pOnGom,
OaB oas Minl1terium in Der GuAe De-
treiis bes 4ntaufs Der gilenbobn unterlc
gen mar, uno 6inur me9en Der OaOar0
nOtbwenOls iperbenoen Stcuer.
Na6 SeriGten aus Neopel crIol9te
Der lett 2ansem bcfiir9tete Ausbru9 o,s
Seluus in Der 6reita9s>9taAt. Sic Sd
oa er9ieBt lid nad Yompeii.
, 1876-03-21

Iae berarti9e 8er9ebcn lullen oIs @oG-
perrat6 on9ele6en unb DOE Elm &rie9sgc'
rl6t 9ebra0t peroen.
Sic v8o5 OeGuba" acknowledgements
iiber Den bereits ~genlel0eten StrsiiSu9 in
benz 9iltritte BON Colon: Aim Mtors
gen oes 16. eri9ienen Is S%niursentcn
in oer'gia6barl6aft o Colon. 9ta6-
Dem ie mebrere feline Souern60fc in
Srano 9eitcdt, aI4erten lie Die 5an
Sole uno Santa Sulanna=Yluntooen
Elm; lie pcrluGten Damn audi, Die Si9ra-
ro=planta9e gu 5eritDren, Wuroen obcr
BON Dem @%n9ldnoer GiAnrb Baton uer<
trieben. @r ldoB ou{ bic Snlurgenten
unb perluunbete Msebrere.
, 1876-03-21
Garopanle il0vl 3leu.

Bremen. Die DIRECTION oes Norb.
beutlden 2lopo beablidplgt, nit oem
1. Wtar5 cine ncne 0ampierlinit.
Spildm 8remeu, Yralitien uno een "a
plata.S tauten ms Geben 81 %gujen. 3u
bleler 6aDrt iilo oit Iur olt Gropenlayrr
~beiOnSrrS au59eltatteten Damp{er vpo.
h%en5cuern", Captain 9toroenDolt, .Sa.
ller' @apltan Sraufc, mo nDabSbnr9".
GapIlan uou @m Ter, au5ertelel, DO.
beuen ~erltere beloe b~i8taus IN Der Nelu
Yorter 6abrt gelAaltigung %lauocn.
ltstersr ocmnaAit Oer 6rrma @arIe unO
80. III 0uu obgeliei IT werOeu miro.
Auf Der 0lnreile lOlen DIE Dampier,
6lc am /. leoeu Wtouat8 ab9'ben wcr.
Den elrebon, eucnt. AUDI nod amber,
Daien an.Nuisn.
We9en Stranbuns Der Oeuti9lauo
1T pom Staatsanwult bic ltraI rcdtlibl
unterlubun9 b%eanlra9l wOrosn. Die
Serantanuu9 81 olcl III Outrage bat oea
III SoaOon ernattete amtllte Wuta1teu
iber ole urla1cn Der Stranonn9 oeS
SlopOoampIerS nDeutlAlanO" seboteu.
Dle Staat6anwaltl1aIt miro Ole I'M
terln1un9saftea aus yon0on 81 Dem
bItll3eu Gerlabren beranSlebeu, Obgleid)
oas 9utadltsn Der britiiAen SeB0roe
Ilr Die ltrGire1tlidae unteriuAun9 in
Sremen teincswe95 ~maB9ebeno Ielu
tam. Die luterlu9uns miro Segsu
Capt. Srldeulteln sefIDrt unO aui
9runo oerlclben Suna1it Elm Sel1luB
Der antla9efammer ucranlaBt werOen.
Darm taot. Ser @oranldlaa Der
Ginnabnem uuo a~n5aabsn oeS euanaes
Iildlen Sentral'&lrben 6onOs oes @roBs
ber5o9tbums Qellen fir oa8 Sabr 1876
ld)tIeBt nit Der Summe BON 493 900
%. alb. 3n Glunabms lteben /. II auIs
%9enommenc @apttalien 10000 DC.
y umlan9en aui Ole euau9elii6en &ir.
Aen uno Stiltun9ssSouoS 10000 &C.;
b nmla9en auf Die Nn9cb0rissn Der
suan9eltlAen &lr6e 1913 900 DC.
SiSber beltano in Selisn radlidtlid
Der Gilenbabn.Serbaltnilie bic 4noma.
lie, Dap, wabreuo Die Main.Osedar uno
Main'8 ciersSabn Dem 0ieicrt bes
WflnilterlumS Der Sinau3en 3uscwieIen
luaren, Die Vabnen Der 0elliIben
euowi9s'@ticnbabn @eIeQIdaft unO Die
Obcrbeiil4cn Yabaen inter DEM Sci.
nilteriam oeS Snuern ltanosn. Son
lest OIL iouen aue @iIenbabusn obns
ansnabms oem 6inan3sW intltsrium
untsrlteat wsroen. Uas int 9nterrelis
, 1876-03-21
Surfei.

SO II . o II, 30. Mdr5. Die GorrelpoE
beng Der nSimes" aus Go0uia bsriNtet,
ooB Elm tiirtii4er 8unoar5t Gus Dem
Sulpital III ISABELLA Die Nerliilie oerSiir
fen wdbrenb Der Muiituuocs oul pcnI9
items $4,000 Wtunu i9dbt. Sebr uicle
Soloaten erla9eu Den 9eu@en. Ser
8elbmon9el lit 10 eroB, baB ielbIt Dir al
lernotbwenoi9Iien Meoicinen ieblcn. Sic
meiten Soloatsn iterben aus Man9cl on
9ebOriser Yfle9e UNI Sebono!un9.
, 1876-03-21
Spanien.

Gpnonn, 10; Mar'. Cine 9epeihc
aus MuOrio an Den vStanonro" heriA.
tet, .buB .Senor @altelor ON 9onnerltagc
cine 4~+ltiInoige &eoe gebalten bat, in
mel6er er Die air9cnpolitit Der &egies
run9 beflis ansrii. Sdmmtll@e Minl
tier lparen 9e9enwdrtis, uno ton Den
s@olleris'n wurocn fer &eoe 81 uerl9le=
oenen Molen bielebbaitclten Yelialsbe-
%5su9unsen i'll Spell. GaltlQO uno Y0pl0
,pollen barouf rcpIisiren. &anl9 AlfOn-
10 lit in 0alaoOliS cngetOmmen.
, 1876-03-21
Die Tnhhur

fl %bcfttrnut. bas gauge bisberise SstIp, rtubren tn,a
kuito6en. Ole fur ntro our@ bas fo9enannte
SpbbaS uno bur6 @tnncbmeu BON 3oEpml0er
Lepirtt, Sic e~obbaoer Setsen ot, no bic Rrautbett
tbren Sts bat, loie tief lie ltest, unt 81 eleiher
2eit 3etge1t fe bic Reconstruct bes @eniden an.
9ouSenbe iiro In ben lebten s,pei Sa0ren tn Der
@abs>anEalt, "a stanton Str, @rw g)ort. 9ebstlt
GerSte unb g~potbeft1 Dte 2obbdocr unteriNeiben
}i3 pon onbcreI @dot. n oaourb, oab ie brett auf
BITE S~rantbeit einrpirten, uro ben frauteil Stolf ents
i@srnen. IN 'pet9sr Horm er aud sum @Ori9ein
Comma Ste iuo eth Berbrenrin9sz poer Au5I6et>
bun9ss9roceb Der Srantbettsitolie. Sober Sranfe
piro BET Der Inpenoune b;sler Sur l~o;uiugen ieiu
siqener Irdt,- gScslh Scenario bur5 oieie @dber9es
reno nab Der btsberi9en ,Seiimctbobe bic aptttet
9epobnlt6 9efdbrltbcr inb ais ole &rarfbeitielbIt,
nno ii4 6lter5 e. odn5e5 Seer le-unodler ,@rontz
bstteu einltelt.
nno dnBerIi9, %turtren, 70 limb bod bic &Sirtnn9ea
bet f%ofsenbcn 6ranfbetten, beionocrs penu ie i5
nod in aentem 3uitanoe 9efinben, 9ana onberorbents
lid: Wtebet, felbit Nernenz uno &pphusiteber,
iurirt Saalss Hn6 ss.masenvI tiU; roIadt mir
beIonoer bet iuuStn Seuten Il in erfcn Stubturt,
ssp5bnltd Iei1t furirt. &.nH.tindt abcns
matismmS pereet ct ie9S, {dn.t. a,betlti
fppbiItiitMc &ranfbeiten in iecem (SraSe. Sd
d. b-~"u &rdufbette,, GRAN luaaoeu, @es
idlio rcr .SetopDe &C: II bic ~g9irfun9 ctne
plSstider + '1ere; senr Elm Sno ut birrei2enO,
Inn Seoeu ooo ,er 94trsnn9 SI ilberSeuecn. Wtas
0entsct9 rac. io9enonnts &sarm' ober
SufHst1fr (dy 3ieBt nn9etlbare &runtbei;)
mu} ben gr9t.t. 81 / bterlr Rrortbeit ecbc1 81
g. sent hes ,aG'rtoiies nit ieSem Babe bur9 ben
Uie @o& nut CHM 3 uIoer ,ocr6en mad
iebem Dlob I'M Souoe D. f,not. Ger 4rcis Ga
SaoesBuluer5 tit 81, Der oes Gtnnebmc : 8ulpers
81. Wan laiIe I5 eine 8roi5tre i5er bic 2oatl
b. eu9lii4er oeer heati3er Spr46e i9ideu.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Gtanten Ctr. (Box 1891
9ew OorE
, 1876-03-21
Geusae tsleer. gepsyhsn.
9emtiblanD.

9%on0on, IS. Ntdr5. TerolnonS
TreiIiorotb ltarb ecltern in Gannltaot,
Wiirtembcrs. Gr war nabe5u &C Sabre
alt.
Sen. Woltfe leioct an Der SnfluenSo
.uno miro I'M 6riiIotre our Stdrtun9 lei
her @slunobeit Siolien beluCbcn.
Ser gii1of bon paoerborn loQ SOL
lonb plDbli6 i'm @ebeimen perlaIen Ia
ben. Ml0n sloubt, .oas YrcuBen feline
@usliejeruu9 uno Muslueilun9 perlan9tc.
, 1876-03-21
MertcG.

@atpeIto n, 20. Mdr5. Cine 9e=
pcl0e bon Yrownspile mcloet an oit
rNews", odB Oberf GbriIto 8 Meilcn
BON Matamoros Elm Gefe6t nit Den
Snluryenten batte unS 9en0tbi9t mar,
.5u.id3ufaGen. bic Yoiten Der NuiItdn-
bil9en feben in Der Staot. Sic BE.
u0lterun9 1T fir Gia5. Die @ei6dfle
lteben sdnsli@ lia. Ser telegraph
slpilden Matamoras uno Merfo 1T un-
.terbro6en.
, 1876-03-21
GugianD.

2onoon, 20. Mtar5. Ser Gpfr.
rSiabel," DON GeGelle na6 8riitoI un-
-tcrmess, Itrunoste i'll Der 9amlto9s-
9io6t an Yenbcper> Seller 5mii9en ct.
SPECS uuo 2anosGab. 9e@s 2si9en liao
ans ufer selpiilt woroen, Sic Seman=
nun9 Sdblte 80 &0pie, Die Dbne 3welIsl
-AQe u%m9efommn nno.
, 1876-03-21
Nuba.

9opona, 20. Mar5. Ser General
Gopitdn BON guba bat elm 9efret erlal=
zen, IN melAem CT l9were Strafen ge-
gen Seomtenbelts6uue nnb @erbetmIis
Dung Neutrality-suspicious. pprl4rsibt
, 1876-03-21
SIosamerifa.

MontepeOip. 10. Mar5. 2atorrc.
Der tijrSliA bic Seitun9 Der Gegicrun9
~llru9uap'5 %u5ern0bM, fat elm Miinilte-
rum gebiIbet.
, 1876-03-21

NH9pfrtauT gum yfpltenptelle WNH-
renp 80 Sage
NiAt maniGeuh, meiu grpfes 9aser Won
MiSbsIn tta sum nddlten NrGbiabre su baltiu,
babe i9 belblrReM cine fsine @uSWnbl Won
Yalor- 4t0beln. SlciocriArdufe uno
&omubtu,
Serbuubrn nit feiuen
S9lafsimmrrsMDbel
int apfprtile 81 prrfauisu.
I9tunesspa
Mrtfur Nopuep,
Naaren'o9cr No. 20 @oucrnor lIn>
1895 uno 1907 6ronllin Gu IL mpt
, 1876-03-21
gje peEu(Dluania
e5rner e DsThdsrunss- WeJeA(ball
bon Rbilabc!pbia.
@e9riinoet 1925.

g'oor Capital. IS 400 900 90
Nctlpu.. 1,55y, 853 76
, 1876-03-21

BlctNnldBt9er ycDanolun9 u ais cnt'
lpredeno crfannt uerosn fanu, 3umal i'm
Olnbllf auf ben pom Staat bcablihttss
ten &auI Oct Sbsrbellii4ep 9abuen.
, 1876-03-21
Girsinid Staats<WosetTf
taoH9 bsrausssesber BON
9oba 9, pfiH.
Do. 81 3D0lite straee.
III ihmonb, Ba.
arhscriottprs . Nretfe.
greije Der @ujeiSem:
u d m 0 nj ), q.

Sin Sauars, Elm Ilal SIo
Gin Gauars, ,tnet Ntal *
yin Ganare, bret SRA. 10
Sin Gaudre. cine Wphe ~
Gin @auare, stnen Mpnat ~
Gin Sqnare. bret Dtpnate ""o
>SrSsere Gnjeiesn weresn btntsrr bsrsSnef.
gAt ossr wsnioer 3ei tn Otl6en etnen Saadre.
sus gn,sissn Fnb I'm 9ssaus sn saplen.
Die 3eituna Nib IN 0,a monb aaD hst-
a,1enb son ben 9rSsern 1ar Is ssnts per
9ScGe ausgetraeen.
, 1876-03-21
$t,22O,554 81

u tsr|tub ;tsr9tass. /. San. '7l.s4443<9 II
, 1876-03-21
GitiSens Snluranfe G9mpans
Doh aim III, u. ,.
0e9riil Oct Widr; 1869
8eriGt A. Sammar 1876.

9 mia II. SYpctbefsn, erte5fSe I. $199.5 so
MrArbduiIe II. fagils SntreGen... 6.474 Is
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05

Albert c. Dart to Nelson & Nordquist,
lot in A. G. Darts subdi to r.. |.
dated April "a, 1876, for 5000.
X. and j. Reese to Geo. W, Pilgrim,
lot Is, block /, in Daebellihn's add to
Moline, dated March ., 1876, for 81, 400
Malvina NJ. Shedd to Jacob Ramser,
part Of lot 8, block 8, in Spencer & Cases
add. to r. |. dated Feb. %, 1876, for ST..
Gardner e. Willard to Jacob Ramser,
same description as above, dated April %,
1876, for 81.
August Eisenhardt to Mllard F, Drury,
part Of lot II, block /, in Milan. dated
May 3, 1876. for $1150.
Willard +. Drury to Viola n Eisen-
hardt, same description, date and amount
as above
Geo. w. Pilgrim and wife to VIM. A.
and Thos. G. Pilgrim, part of the S. Il. /
of sec. 10, township II, range 2 W-Rock
Island dated May 5, 1876, for $4,000,
Jacob Peterson to Chas. Peterson, part
of lot 10, block I, John Deere's add. to
Moline, dated March %, 1876, tor 5000.
Thomas Smith to q. Rosenberger, part
of lot 2, in sec. 8, township l6, range W.
-Edington-dated May 8, 1876, for So
200.
}. B. Temple to H. Ripley, part Of
blocks s, and all Of blocks ,, 5, and IL, in
Seeche's add. to Port Byron. dated April
Is, 1876, for $500.
Same to same, lots 4, 6 and 9, block s
and lot 4, block S, in above add. same date
and amount, and out lot II, sec. sc, town.
ship 10, Port Byron.
Alfred T. Adams to H. Ripley. let /, 2
ii and II, block | /. in above add.-samt
date, and Tor $50
Cornelius Lynde to Michael S
O'Neil, lot 70, block ,. in lower add. to r
l., dated May 4. 1876, for $50.
Evils Mi>feid to Michael s O'Nei, same
description, and date for 81.
John Baumgartel to Geo. ". Weaver
pert Of the ". J Of the ;. ". Of sec. >
township II, range N.-Moline-datet
May +, 1876, for 81 900.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05
River News.

The Diamond 10. will be up in the morn
ing.
TIE Minneapolis was expected down
and the Belle Of La Crosse up yesterday,
but neither boat had made their appear
ance when this paper went to press to-day
The keokuk Northern Line boats never
do arrive on tine, and travellers have be-
come generally disguised with the line
for this season.
The Lake Superior may be up to NOR
row and the Minnesota down on Sunday,
but there is no certainty about it.
The 1Etna went up this forenoon with
two barges of freight from St. Louis.
The Leopard went down this forenoon
with six large barges loaded with ice, for
st. Louis. from Lake City, MINI.
keator 4 Cos, and Anawalt, Denkman
Il Cos. saw mills were obliged to shut
down yesterday afternoon, neither mill
having any logs. But this morning the
Robert Ross brought down a raft, which
was divided. Realtors mill started Ut
again this afternoon, but Anawalt, Denk
man d Co.'S mill will not commence work
until morning.
The G. j. Caffrey came down this morn.
ing with raft for Weyerhauser & Denk
man, and went up this afternoon fol-
| another.
The river is rising quite rapidly again
and this morning gagged H. above low
water mark-a rise of 3-tenths since yes
terday morning
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05
following:
Discharged for having copy of The
Argus in His Pocket.

This we learn is the cause assigned
by Mr.. Skinner for discharging the Rock
ford conductors, This is certainly very
complimentary to The ARGUS. We were
not certain that Skinner really felt the
criticisms on his management, but from
this we Cow know that be not only fears but
hates the paper land thereby shows that his
head is not so thick as to be impervious to
all feeling.
Now Skin look out and you may pos
sibly catch more of the boys with this de
testable paper" 10 their pockets. You
had better stand at the depot and club any
passenger away whom you see trying tc
smuggle copy on board your trains.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05
Music SINNERS Come Down--Price
$3.50.

$3.50.
Conductor Glaspcll, of the Rockford
road, was notified, yesterday morning, on
the arrival of his train from St. Louis, that
his services were no longer needed. He
Immediately went to SINNERS Office and
asked to be informed of the charges, if
any, against him or the cause of his re-
movai. That important! official tried to
stand on his dignity by refusing to give any
answer Seeing that Skinner did not have
manhood enough to assign a reason, Mr..
Glaspell then informed the hat dealer that
the three dollar cap they had made
him wear and for which they had deducted
So from his pay, was at his service, and
would Mr.. Skinner be so kind as to refund
the S.. 80? OF course Mr.. Skinner didn't
quite like to do this. Mr.. Glaspell then
informed the cap speculator that there
would be music very shortly, and they
two would be the performers, and, that
too, before either OF them left the roon,
unless they could negotiate can trade
lie had been forced to buy the cap at an
advance of So, so oyer the retail price and
was prepared to enter into forcible srgu-
ment to induce him to take his cap and
make that So so out Of some one else who
would be willing to submit to the extortion
to keep the place Skinner came DOWN.
aud now has a secondhand cap for sale.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05
The Sunday Question and the Liquor
Question at the Centennial.

The proposition to suppress the sale of
wines, beer and liquors within the grounds
of the centennial exhibition would be well
enough if the sale could be suppressed
outside of the grounds also. But around
the gates is swarm of drinking shops of
all kinds, where the sale of liquors is free
from restraint. If the sale is prohibited
within the grounds the effect will be to
send the visitors outside. The common
sense plan with all questions is the best.
Allow the same liberty with the sale of all
articles inside of the grounds that is en-
joyed outside. 1t is stigma upon the
whole people Of the United States to say
that we cannot behave ourselves properly
if beer, wine and other drinks are sold in
side the grounds. If any man conducts
himself improperly put him out. and keep
him OUTPUT don't discommode thousands
Of respectable men because one soft-head-
ed creature may make fool OF himself.
Open the grounds on Sunday! The OBJ
lection to this comes from a small and mar
row portion of the community. whose mem
bers can go to the show on the week days,
and it falls with severity upon those who
cannot 90 on occount of their duties, and
to whom Sunday would be the most ad'
vantageous time. The argument against
opening on Sunday is solely addressed tc
the rich and pious, against the poor, and
in country, too, where We are forbidden
by the constitution to make any law on the
subject of religion. And we begin oul
centennial by piece of narrow puritan
bigotry, unworthy great, free and toler
ant people.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05

4 SAVING OF FIFTY PER CENT. Aside
from its purity and heaIthfulness, those
who use Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der will save fully fifty per cent, as it re.
quires one-third less powder to same
amount of -four than other baking pow
ders in the market. Only two teaspoon
fuls of Dr. Prices pow Ter to a square OF
-four is n~eded to produce the finest bis.
cults, cakes, etc Be certain that DR.
Prices name is on the box. as unprinci
pied persons obviously fnd it easier to ap-
propriate the language of the label-stea
the name-than initiate the powder
Steele q Price are the only manufacturers
of Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder ant
his True Flavoriug Extracts.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05
The Quality of the Blood.

Upon the quality OF the blood depends, in a
great measure the vigor and health of the body
II the blood Is wanting in nutritious propreties,
the muscles are sure to be weak and fabby, the
flesh deficient in quantity, the skin salow and dry
the cheeks hollow, and the eyes lustreless To
improve the quality of the blood, stimulate diges
ton and assimilation with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Under the influence of this sreugth
creating cordial the body is efficiently nourished
and the flesh grows, in consequence, more abund
ant, the muscles become more C impact, the cheek
is tineled with healihful color, and the eye
regains its brightness. The Bitters also free the
blood from impurities by stimulating the kidneys
and bowels to thoroughly perform their duty Of
carrying Oft the refuse of the system, which, If not
entirely got rid of poisons the vital current.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05

A WARNING TO CONSERVATIVES. Con
LIVER OL.-"The well known firm of
HEGMAN & CO.. of New York City,
were the Erst who introduced in this coun-
try the PURE and UNADULTRATED COP
LIVER OIL, The established reputation
OF Hegman & Co., as skilful and conscien-
tious pharmaologists, is a sufficient guar
antee Of itself of the purity of medicine
prepared by them, aud in their prspara-
ton of Cod Liver Oil, they to-day prepare
it 10 the same careful method as they have
done for the past twenty-five years. 1t is
important for invalids to use Cod Liver Oil
with Hegman & Cos trade mark, and not
the inferior mixtures sold under the
pseudonyms of Cod Liver Oil.
Hegman's Cod Liver Oil can be obtained
at all tirst-clsss druggists throughout the
state.-Chicaqo Times.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05
Personal.

Mr. Julius Junge, clerk for Alderman
Huber. at the City Brewery, intends taking
a trip to ST. Louis, by boat, the first of
next week. He will be absent week or
two.
The rumor that Martin Burgh is dead
is not true. He was passenger on the
steamer Diamond 10. for Burlington, this
morning He looks quite well, and says
he has not even been sick.
r. M. Cherrie, 4. p. Rogers, Z. r.
Higgins, Chicago; A. Jones, Pittsburgh;
NJ. h. Sanford, j. +, Johnson, New York
A. G. Tucker, Iowa City; Mrs. A. d.
Cotton, San Jose, Cal; G.. w. Rogers,
Phila.; j. w. Hartzell, Cambridge; S. f.
Hubbard, Boston, and G. Furst, of the
firm of Furst & Bradley, Chicago, were
among the arrivals at the Harper House
to. day.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05

Alderman Lundy will learn, before he Is two
years older, that ii is not the hab: of aldermen and
TO run TO newspaper office and retail
every triling expression OF his associates. Men IN
private conversation speak without weighing their
words, and frequently give utterance to expressions
which they do not really mean. or convey wrong
impression OF their meaning Union.
Mr.. Lundy has. by the above, learned to
talk only before gentlemen, unless he
wants his sayings misrepresented in the
Union. The conversation referred to took
place in the business Office of THE ARGUS
i'll the presence of Walter johnson of the
Union, in which Mr.. Lundy said the special
meeting of the council was called at the
request of Mayor Butler, and that the
letter containing the request had been
stolen. Now. Mr.. Lundy did not say that
be believed the editor of the Union stole
that letter, nor did he give utterance to
expressions" that would convey any such
meaning, But the above extract from the
Union indicates desire on the part of
that paper to relieve Mr.. Butler from the
responsibility of calling that meeting.
This, taken in connection with the disap-
pearance of the letters after being delivered
to the clerk, strengthens such inference,
aud tits, too, without the Union knowing
whether Mr.. Butler desires such relief.
Again,we learn to-day that the last time
MIR. Lundy saw the missing letter it was
in Walter Johnson's hands, at the counci
meeting. Instead of cautioning Mr.. Lun.
dy about how he should talk, the Union
should be sure whether wine or wit colors
| its writings,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-05

THE GRAND UNION This hotel has
gained a wide popularity both on account
OF its eligible situation it being directly
opposite the Grand Central Depot-and
the excellent manner in which it is kept.
By stopping at this house, guests save the
heavy expense of carriage hire and ex-
pressage, baggage being carried to and
from the depot without charge. 1t is first
class in every respect, and yet the rates Of
charges are lower than at any other first
class house in the city 1t is conducted
upon the European plan"