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New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

It sal conyeE:sry apon our boosted ciy alton that
bur deg'urrated iE health and
physique until they literally o. nvali spae
vOs feeble aud back achv With only here and th-e few
noble the OF the robust ladies'
characteristic OF the days by. By very arsO
exp.rouc- period Of years, and embracing
those
women HI ot The Worlds Di,pensay, Bn:a0
y y .erec.rI. able
extract natural spec hc which he does not exol
all bat which admirably iuhls sincleness OF PURPOSE
being most positive amt reliable remedy iOr those weak.
chat --Dt Urtssat
compound called Or. P .rces
FLyOre Prescription. ia" following, those disease
magic and with certainly .c'e before attained by any nci
Weak back aaI general debility, fllCg and
dspdgetnts OF Internal organs resulting ig3H usDt
and IcH Of strength in natural supports. internal fever
gc,JG, Inflammation and liberation and vcy Eltuy other
chronic diseases incident % Nomen aot proper 90 meauon
here IN which, wen as h the that have eEgmer-
woyi 10 viii do harm amy state cOId on 81 ne
and adopting its the Invalid liy oul
that e,ercs u Oitae consulting o. family phy ilae.
FAyUrc Prescription IS soil by dealers l. let gen-
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
INTERNATIONAL exhibition.
SIAMS GOODS DELAYED.


4 RESULT OF OFFICIAL ClRCTMLOcUTON AND MIS-
UNDERSTANDING.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-lhe Government OF
siam some time ago made up yaua1e collection OF
products of that country to be placed on exhibition mt
Philadelphia then to he presented TO the Government OF
the United states Through some unfortunate misunder-
standing with Consul at Bankok, the shipment oi
the coods-ln all Dis cases-was delayed The matter
having been called to the attention Of kcar-Admiral
REYNOLDS, commanding our forces the Asatc station,
be lad Them shipped 20 Hong Kong. and thence 10 san
Francisco 10 the OF the naval paymasier at that
place Upon their arrival at san Francisco short time
ago they were detained for non-payment Of duties
The Acting Secretary Of the Navy has called the atiel
ol II the Secretary the Treasury To- the fact ana
rrnue.t, him To have permit nom the Custom-house
made out for tleir TGnsshpment either to he Phhdri-
phia Custom house or the Centennial Comuissione =
Tie Acting Secretary of the Navy has siGunei nus VII
lngucss have the packages repaired ana properly
shipped if the necessary permit De given.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
REPUBLICAN EMPLOYEES IN BROOKLYN.

REASON WHY THEIR DISCHARGE ~ DEMANDED'
I'm reply to the letter Of Commissioners Fowl
er and ADAMS OF the Brooklyn Board Of City Works re-
fusng 10 obey the demand OF the Democratic General
Committee for the di cbirge OF Republican employees
tine subcommittee has sent communication asking tAat
the questions submitted 20 tho Commissioners nc all
swcred The main points Of the letter are ~ follows
II the Democratic party can convince tire people Ql
Kings County That the departments under DeIocraIe
control have really inau guraed system or cvl service
reform, it viii gU far to remove the impression "hlcn
now very general, that the patronage OF 5lcu ", PiI
euts l. Usrd for selfish purposes aud that krpub l
employed N sucn departments are WIN Ie" CAO.Iv@ @
so employed mot because OF t1er eu@ency ahd nor Tor
the plOc interests but solely Tor me se'y OF @ ,,
interests Of the heads. 1Ou are nos uhlHdIc Y .he
that the gyayes charges nave been ma" ana arr
rciterat. against the deDartm NJ under your cOhLo
aud that many Of suCh chafgcS Ea'e taAeu Sucn utcP
root IN public mind thar the success OF tle Deh
cratic party seriously eOpardiZed For several yeIs
our local ticket has almost INVARIABLY run stNe.di
Thousand votes behind state ald National tcAet5
aad has almost invariably been drdS ulon
rather than an aid 10 sucn tickets This cannot
De wholly accounted for upon the theory Ot bad lpcd
nominations. In some instances, eNc'Ieut iD'al ul
nations have been beaten ~ inferior local nominees
u..Ied 10 bear the Odum Of some o. Our local Depart
neuts. The General Committee Is determined 40 at 'S
i'm their lies, 20 relieve the party rom any spoh
siby Tor unjust or improper action III t5
While it viii DC GLAD To ad IN demonstrating % tIe puD
lie that the departments are acting nohesly ait iaiy
toward the puEic ana the party, " hichIs tl 1 @ sny
wrong injustice which may exist snail De picen epVh
the shoulder. Of the individuals "hO are Rultty; IL IL
very generally believed thar Tul EXHIBIT OF inc tni
ploYes in the Board OF CITY Works WOdlu snow tlt
graypst wrongs the Democratic party ana the puOlc
which f would be difficult % explain on the theory Of
eye tnat tnis growing discomfort among earnest ana
Jealous Democrats can be ailayed except Dy sucn lu
eyhbi. o. your employees is called for ny our ques
tons LIT the people be satisfied nat every department
og our city under Democratic control IS en run sOey
IN the 10 Of the public, AMI let the Democratic
pa'ty b. satisfied that they arc being treated honestly
and fairly by tneir party leaders
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
p O S T S c RIP T.
$50 q. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
IMPORTANT RENOIT IL CEErE.

CONsTANTINOPLE. Aug. 90, 1876
The Greek Minister has presented note to the Porte
from the Greek Government, demanding that Turkey
grant she requests Of the Cretars because their discon-
cent is reaching the people Of Greece.
LONDON, Monday Aug. 81, 1876.
The Roman correspondent OF The standard says dis
patch from Athens that lnsurrecton has
broken out ut RItimO IN Crete.
THE TURKS DEFEATED At TESSTCA.
dispatch to The DAILY Ners from Alexinaz reports
that after driving in the Seryan OutpOsts saturday.
All sab pressed toward Tessica The cGnnonading was
heavy and the fighting obstinate. The seryiGns with
Brood the assault The Turks began TO retreat in the
afternoon the seryidns followed driving them across
tne Irputlrr.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
couu0D0RE T4yDERBILrS CONDITION.
A SLIGHT RELAPSE oy sATuHDAY-NEw FEATURE IN
HIS CASE.

A SLIGHT RELAPSE oN sATUaDAY-NEw FEATURE IN
HIS CASE.
Commodore Vanderbilt suffered slight re-
lapse on saturday Hc passed somewhat restless night
and was not removed from his seePingroom until
unusually late hour. His pulse fen much lower than
usual ana BE- slept at long intervals aud TOR only few
ulomeas Ills physicians asked him hos he passed the
night, and he replied, - Very wei indeed" When
his wife gave him his morning meal, she in
o,iired Of him how lie had passed the night,
and he returned the same answer. II was only
about 20 minutes before noon that the Commodore
asked to be- moved into the library This was later than
usual At usual midday consultation Of physicians
on Saturday one inquired Of Mr Vanderbilt if he
had passed the night free Of dreams. The Commodore
REPLIED that he had passed the night very well,
but had had no dreams" THIS was an
usual occurrence. and was problem 10 be
solved by the medical staff. About the. usual num-
Der Of callers was received during Saturday; among
them were the Rev. 81 uey ~ Corey, personal friend,
and Mr.. HardeI the Commodore's confidential clerk
Tee Commodore SAID he thought he was going 10 have
bad night The doctor said: II is not possible
t3 tell for when we have thought you were gouc 10
have quiet night you restless, and on the otaer
hand when we thought YOU we're going to have poor
night. you have been better han usual"
Notwithstanding his TrcgnosucatIon the Commodore
passed fairly comfortable night During yesterday no
change was observed IN the nvad's CONDITION. His
appetite continued much the same, tn marked dim-
nation or increase. number Of callers we've received
during the day, among whom were Nnih0rnc TOmpkns,
son of Vice President Of the United States Dr. De- MS
and Mr.. Wooster OF the Ncw-iOrk Central Railroad
Al midnight the CommodoIc was awake anu cherriui
He has slept about Ealf an hour since ~ ciDh Gnu @ @
taken .ctIe-Iment In onycgsaton VIII Nr, Ear
ton. be said thai ho felt bette than during several ls
yous nights There were no Indications oi eAHlso OA
the worse during tine nElt.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
ARMY ORDERs

WASHINGTON Aug 2O.--Col. A. G. East0n, Assist
an suerl has been or cred - Itneie IN.
Iufuz ingalls, Assistant QuartcrmaserG rr o hl. JUS
In charrp ~ Inc general aeDJ Of tIe q ITfcfll3eT cpfs-
uent In EevY0r1 city. ani rlcinber ~ we 'a,u "a
Army hmbulluces appointed The 10Th 0f ~ 'D 80
Col !n-.s u101 brHZ rrlinye VII report 70 we ,b
ing General MtaIy Division ~ me fafihc IT ~
Cug-fema.fer to Division asa n charge % ne Qnar r
masters depot FfaLcscO Col ingalls, u auth"i@"d ~
take vi % his crn"lpfcs.
In accordance with the -nt orders o te ar
c,lrv service - operate AGAINST the hostile Indians Ffs
Lianf, r. SmitGtr. l0dl clyalry FRANK = Dt'ss "a
S,valry and Char4s Pr.en 7a Cay, ar" odertl u r.
mort f0 the G tie MOIgte kecTsiihS service
iJr tempJr& - rec unS cn'y
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
REprRL1cAN NATLoNAL cornrrEE.

Mr.. Mccormick, Secretary Of the National
Republican Committee, mas returned to this city after an
abs uce of several days. The chairman, Secretary
Chandler Is expected in NewYork during the early part
of tis week Among the visitors at the rooms of the
committee in the Firth Ayenuc Hotel on saturday was
large number OF letters received dllN ~ the eal-
Gftors or the National Committee Ot the Union fee-
rams the same hotel from various parts OF tle cOuii-
try giving encouraging regard to the Orgailla-
tIJn Of d" BOYS III Blue" clubs.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
FIRST DAY OF POPULAR ADMISSIONS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-The weather beng
damp and murky the attendance at the Exhibition yes
terday-the first 2cent daydid not up 10 the ex-
pectatious of the managers The total nubes Of paid
admissions are estimated at 52,4l9. The employees Of
Steinway q Co Of New-York attended IN body. Be
tween . and o'clock, Mr. Paul BOscOwltZ gave piano
recital near the Corss engine which attracted large
H.I.rra
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL MEETINGS

4 meeting of the Democratic veterans OF the
war was held Saturday evening at BeecIer and
su.livan-sts.. at which Boys in Blue" Tidcn and
Hendricks Club was organized. Mr.. Mcneil o. the
M,uz House was elected Captain, and committee was
appointed to draft y constitution and bye laws.
injecting OF the German Democratic Or2anization OF
the XXh Assembly District was held Saturday evening,
at No. 7O7 IhirI-aye, ExAderman Isaac SOmners
presiding. Resolutions adopted approving the
efforts tGat 0eng made to unite hedfcrent clements
o. tic Democratic party IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

Fish, Alexander ugble. and Joseph Anthony; corre'
spending Secretary 8. s. Aymar Recording secretary
John W. Amhcrman; Treasurer, Charles j. stewart
resolution was adopted warmly approving the canuua'eS
for President and Nic,Pgesident.
Hayes and Wheeler Campaign Club WINS organized III
the Ninth ward az Christopher and liudson-sS on SAT
uriay evening. r. s. Lambert was chosen Presio"''
and Capt j. W. Bennett occupied the chaf at tho open
Inc of tho ,pcetirg The club is mainly composed Of
tpulper1uee WC.hpEt.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

ALBANY, Aug. 20.-The following delegates,
in addition those already chosen have been elected TO
the Republican State Convention at Saratoga:
Monroe COFHt.-Tst pstrict-Hcury A. Deand. william J.
Markham ana Louis Blhngs. It DstTiCt-JOm ii. Mar
tnIie. samuel ii. EaUDus. aud George Allen.
H-fgae ODut.y-I,t p.strCt-AnsOu l. Wood Edward B..
Wells and q. \. Flrraut.
LiyiRJsioa C.'y-Iames Wood ]. v ~ Coon, John Ror.
back, and John j. Bailey they VII recommend Mr. Morgan
M Evars Governor ID. ID. spencer Canal COmu-
r. Judse
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
POUGHKEEPsIE RACES.

PoUGnKEEPsIE, n. Y, Aug. 20.-NeaIly al
of the horses entered in the race for the coming week
have arrived including Goldsmith Maid. Judge FULLER
ton. smugger Bodinc, Lucille Golddust Prospero.
Lulu and others OF Green's stables VIII be here to-
morrow The city Is filled with strangers, aud more are
coming by every boat and train. the weather Is cool
and clear and the prospects for like continuance are
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

The THREAT vi NHlHh1 tONcBIkAIOk.
ST. Louis, Aug. 20.-Col. Mcguire, who is
now serving sentence Of six months in the county JAIL
fer completely IN the whisky frauds has published card
relation to the time Of expiration OF his sentence He
closes follows: When again have the privilege OF
meeting NY fellow itzsas. which VII We before elec
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
p1-srSrss NOTES BY TELEGRAPH.

pfrrsnr-rGu Pcnu Aug. 20.-Ihe second eyposi-
,on OF he rasmens Industrial Institute opened yesterday
ana will last until October
RnsToN. Aug 2O-The failure of the Hon JOSIAH
onncy Is announced His liabilities are ssOOO ana MS
assets are said Ia be s220,UO0.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Sabin X. smith, agent OF A:
~ Start CO. mas leased the Drake and Wilder blocks at
the corner Washington 81 and Wabashaye Tor chicago
branch Of the New York business
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
liberal REPrnL1cAN DELEGATES.

ROCHESTER,, n. y, Aug. 20.-The following
have elected delegates 10 the Liberal State Conyen-
ton at Saratoga, on Aug. %:
Monroe CoanA-Ist District W. J. Fowler. Gilbert C..
Chjs AMI Lyman Wall Id District Chauucey NASH James
H. Thompson, and Henry D. Tucker ma District b. d. ).
BrOwU, Jesse Dewey, aHG 1heod0r' :. Dean.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
5uecial Noiites.


Prof. HI1ley's Lectures.
ppnf L. II. HUXLEY o. London
The Direct Evidence q Evolution az chic
Hail. New YORK. sept Is. 20. and ~ at O'Clock D. n
the bookstore OF d. Appleton Co.. l9 and j5l broadway OF
by application aad remittance Through mail TnS A. tha
only OF lectures that Prof Huxley VIII deliver n ths
e9unuy, ~ be sails fog Liverpool sept 2a.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
CAPITAL PROGRESS AT SOUTH PASS
Nr nI,Is Ann DO A cnrnfnl nXhnn,tir.

survey the South Pass, which than 100 sound
ngs were taken, showed clear channel 20 feet deep at
average Hood tide, with least width l4D feet.
When the width of the channel reaches 300 feet the
company viii Dc entitled 10 THEN rst payment from the
Government.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
HAYES AND WHEELER MEETINGS.

The Republicans of the town OF Jamaica, Il. L.,
on Saturday evening organized Hayes and Wheeler Club
The foving officers were elected: President. Col Wm.
=. Cogswell yice-Presidcnts. Gilbert snyres, +. B.
Moore, L. ". Rowland Abraham Van oiclea, Robert
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
GOV. JEWELL DOING GOOD WORK.

VERGEINEs, VT, Aug. 20.-Gov. Jewell
spoke o,c tls evening in the largest hall III the city
Tie hall was flied TO overlooking, and hundreds Of
people were unable 10 obtain Great enthusiasm
was everywhere manifested.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
MASSACRE IN ABYSSINIA.

LONDON, Monday, Aug. 81, 1875
The Standards dispatch from Alexandria,
Egypt says reports have been received from Ayssnia
that Wa1da Skacl the nsurgent chief has defeated the
Aby,snlans at Ztdraza, and SEQ women and children
l..ve bpp ua a A.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


In the Eoste,p and M.fdte Stl'es rising barometer.
fiiiy teHDcyufTe, cool, dd gcHeydty ccaf rcdu sT,
irib H0riircSt ~ HOrt-clSi Tds IN the former, aud
triLt 1.Ortheriy 10 sGy,erig lCids u Lle utter.
TIE Lower Ohio Rivera! n continue OUy falling.
CauiOnary signals continue along the North Carolina
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

t,o, shal have little vindcatng 10 do; ana nay
be able TO tat Of our wouldOe gspuoet onSt
leaders, engages. IN preachlhe mVI Ct ,d
G sSrvtno 5nt term m the Missouri Pe.iitentiarJ
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
JOHN Y. FOSTER GOING TO MAINE.

NEWARK, n. j., Aug. 2O.-JOhn y. Foster,
editor Of The NeUdrk Da'y Courier author OF hc we'll
known To,ter-Biane letter. leaves Tor Maine tomorrow
to stump that state.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

WHEN LEAVING HOWE FOR THg >CNMHR the pru-
provide themselves With Dr JAMES tilNATyE BAL
sam IN orrr promptly and e1rcnay al alta Ss Of
raInp D7rrhea Dys-n-cV Chor IoTbu-, complaints
more or prevalent everywhere 1t this OF the year.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

A ROUND ABOUT ROAD - Master (coOl and
comtovtablcD-"' 'Nc0mmOuly warm. james" Gardener
fnoppmg hts brow" That IL be- Sir! Tom there
be as nc TO aFsl you you'd stand extry glass o beer
sn' told him Certainly mott couldn't Think y such
thingr Phew! II b, won'eFfg hot, surely !"'lPunch
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
pRINrGNn cLnrHs MARKEr

Providence. Aug. 2O-The Printing Cloths market Las
beer very during the past week AZ an a1yance oi :
I the closing QuO3t)Ig being ftc for STANFORD - extra
6iXG4 the highest Crr beng firmly asked for september
deliveries the sales OF the week foot up lZjOo
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
Inste nd Of impure Croton, use AroLLEARls
Modern Women.

Parkers Hnir Dalslm the best preparation mllo
for restoring Gray Hair 70 It's original color.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

EQUALITY.-Maid (before the Parity" Shall
you your Whit. muslin to-uigIt Ma'om Z, ustrr.a
"a Yes JaneP Maid-" Then III weas my blue Silk Us
adon't want u " cIashl"l Punch.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Au1. 20.-Iieut. John x. Wi1n, u:
= ". G-ttchsi from Che cOnmlai OF the fA"HiS EHi
placed waiting orders.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
rIRE Ar HRuxswIcK. vT-LO.s s2o.Ooo.
Bo.Toy Aug. 2o.-The sawmilI of d. H. and T.

DO'IDNJ ItII-' @@'7' Z III ~ -.
c. Beatte nj Brunswick, VT was burned yc'crudy A'e.
rstin,ael at $4,000 and Is partially CofcIed y III
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

"Drunk, your honor9 No, STREE. was only
happy IL were Just boiling over WIN Dils'-l eeie
brated the death VI NY .4OIner-lDiaW'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


Tlr in shows The bomrtr "a variations IN MS cty by 'enta' Of
inches The p-p-uicusr lines divisions ne = llIr
ccny midnight last night The central horizon o. n' maSf % ns
TIE
actual iIiHs
%
rolled
i suiu lIt
iIiIet
IIctlsluEs violence by of fI' movement " l1
the below Jh uncertain wtttl-r Vii t
low A rs ths line jJ
% points }, lstaka5y pi.1sllt wcitI-r.l
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

There has been some change IN weather conditions
Saturday issue, but nothing essential within the
p hours preceding midnight, in this locality Pressure
is below the Of 80 inches but with gentle up
ward tendency at midnight Moisture Is still somewhat
ip excess OF mean and amparatur Is steady at tIe
ran established since the rain of Thursday. Tue Da
r1mrtcF mort westward along the lower
Ia,cs and declined the southward along the coast.
Hence, IL Is inferred at clear stc1dy weather VIII pre-
pouderatc the Middle aud NewEngiand states for
three days, though not for much longer period.
For THIS city and 100 miles around clear and cooler
weather. stronger wind, partial clouiiuess and hazy
intervals, with the possibility vi Light local precipitation
in districts along the coast, may be expected
New-York tribune., 1876-08-21

HIS FIRST SPEECH IN TIE CANyAss-REAsoNs FOR
HIS FAITH IN COY. gAYEs-IsiPORTANCE or THg
COMING ELECTION.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
CHAS. FIEBIG.

is PREPARED To DO ALL KINDS or LOG.
] Work; also to repair Sewing Machines.
AL kinds of Safe Work q Speciality.
Shop ON Market Square, west side, south Of tn
n
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
The Sort OF Lies a Boy Can Tel.
From he Elisabeth Y. j. Herald.

A Pine street woman bought a
pie at bakers last night to give
her husband 40 agreeable sur
prise. When they came to sit down to
the evening meal the pie had disappeared.
William, their beloved son, was softly
seated at bis fathers left hand, and the
blush en- his youthful cheek proved his
guilt.
''Bill where's that pie" demanded he
cid man.
'Pie?" queried the boy
Yes, pie,
Was it kinder round and kinder fat?
Yes, sir.
And kinder brown
Eyes, sir. -
'Well, now, if I don't believe lent it
to Johnny Slade to use for wheel for bis
cart! thought it was kinder soft; but |
don't think much OF Johnny and | wanted
to see his cart break down and kill a
man,
Bill, you scoundrel, you are lyingl''
exclaimed the old man. Own up, now,
or I'll fog ye!''
"Well-you sce-well, father, if ate
that pie up it was because felier was uI
stairs here looking for you, and saying
that you were to have $1,000 office thi:
year in this ward, and ! was all confused
| to pieces"
That was another, but he stuck to it
| and father" has been waiting home al
| day for the man to call again.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
A fashionable womaa,s PRAYER,

Strengthen my husband, and may his
faith and his money hold out TO the last.
Draw the lambs wool of unsuspicous
twilight oyer his eyes, that my firtations
may look to him like victories. and that my
bills may strengthen his pride in me,
Bless, o Fortune! my crimps, rats, and
trlzzles, and let the glory shine on my
paint aud powder
Enable the poor TO shift for themselves,
and save me from all missionary beggars.
Shed the light Of my countenance on my
camels-hair shawl, my lavender silk, my
point lace, and my necklace Of diamor DIS,
and keep the moths out Of my sable, | be
seech thee. y Fortune!
When | walk out before the gaze of vu
gar men, regulate my wiggle, and add new
grace to my gait
When | bow myself to worship, grant
that | may do it with ravishing elegance,
and preserve unto the last the lily white
Of my flesh and the taper Of my fingers.
Destroy mine enemies with the gall OF
Jealousy, and eat up with the teeth of envy
all those who gaze upon my style.
Save me from wrinkles, and foster my
plumpness.
Fill my both eyes, o Fortune, with the
plaintiye poison of infatuation. that | nj y
lay out my victims-;he men-as numb as
images craven.
Let the lily and rose strive together iu
my cheek, and may my neck swim like q
goose on the bosom Of crystal water
Enable me, o Fortune, to wear shoes
| still little smaller, and save me from all
rms and buuions.
Bless Fanny. my lap-dog, and rain dowr
haiI-stones of destruction upon those who
shall hurt hair of Hector, my kitten.
| Smile, 0 Fortune, most sweetly upor
Dick, my canary, and watch over with The
tondness of ghost my two lily-white mice
with red eyes.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS
HAIR DYE.

BACHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE.
best In the world The inventor has used this
hair and injury to his health; proof that il is
the only true and perfect Dye, Harmless reliable,
instantaneous No disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; leaves
the hair soft and beautiful Black or Brown. Sold
and properly applied ae BACHELORS Wig Fac
tory, No. 16 Bond street, N, y, Sold by all drug
gists
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
Enamelled Pipe.

TRY THE ENAMELLED PIPE, IT WILL MOI
| Rust or crack and costs only trihe more than
common iron pipe Is positively THE BEST thing
for water service pipe / have the exclusive agency
for Rock Island FRED HASS.
Store in Star Block
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
G. NJ. KELLER. Il. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence cor.
0Flrans md UAio streets nvNt Gosr % lAoah ie.'e
Drag Store. Office over Be,seF x Thomas Drag
tore Market square, Office hours IL 10 Il a H. : &
Pm. T-l4d&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-09
VEClMAs yATEa.

IS PREPARED To DO PLUMBING IN ALL IT'S
branches, also, Gas and Steam tittEs.
Call and have estimates made before ordering your
work done by other partes.
THOMAS YATE (Levee. Rock Island.