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, 1876-10-16

For the second tlmG this season has c|assic
drama been produced ut this theatre, and,
strange to say, the houses OH tlcse occasions
have been tho largest Of tllu Season, and these
pieces have been better pnyed than tlsosc Ut tho
lighter sort. Last evening was no exception to
this rule, for the eutfru auditorium, seats, lobby
md boxes, wcro tilled 10 oyrriowing, n..l thu
acting was, OIL the whole, butter thuM 1t ius been
'oE s :Ss Inv a1 ts a IT. s1Yys Ysss gsstt 5x sa
Intrigue y is probably tho weakest production
of tho great Gern,an poet. 1twns written wl,el.
TIP author wns liardly out OF Ills teens, shortly
after bis flight from Stuttgart to tile lnorc cusi-
and during Lis silent retreat ut Oggcr-
court from shish he iaa e.:
capped, md which was tho characteristic Of all
appears to have Ind Il uhrked influence uposl
tho piece, nni tend to l,nkc 1t what tito Ger
mans cali d g 1t'sdeHz.dtuck," meaning thereby
The aiming ut certain social Or political coutl.
tions,
The heroine Of the play Is q week anl scnti-
mcntul creation, ending III 1ittabic futo Us Lilo
victim Of the loyo of young nobleman ia Ills
sl4r t1sas = ~@a ~yarro wsa" ps.io VIE IT, Yau
bear aguinst their nniop by his position aud by
his aristocratsr aud unsgrupulols father, Tbs
lattc1, Us well Us other very Objectionable
Court people, tbs parents Of Lo'ffse, md vic
prince, from this rest Of tbs draa,afs teyso,tus
Ut apccial interest to an American public il q
bitter asluson to the sale Of subjects, u fight.
Ing material, TO Great Britain In tllu war against
llcssla,a at tlclr starting.poInt In thu wrctchcI
cu,llitiu1. Ut subjects of petty tcspots Of thu
last century. Surely thcse people deserve moro
ctr pity than our hutrGi,
appearance OF Miss Mario Wultf, who Mt tr,.semt
III IcAdiDg lady ut hlr. Wurster's IL. Louis thc-
, 1876-10-16
FAREWELL SERMON,


TILE Aaf. y. ,,.. =. noAmEtL SAYS oooD'nY TO
.., IT. na wEs.Al1stkN clluhcI.
AIT westminster Presbyterian Church last
evening the llcy. Dr. d. j. uurroll preached his
farewell sermon. IIo had been cp1,ncrtefl viii,
tbo c,,r,.,, ,,vo wars mi ,"I .,,.,nara1 Mn's|e
a' ,S". ~ =, w." a'aa .1 .nasassu @ nssi
u .,sas peop. ~ slc ssaanses. !'cs, aa ~ con-
gretted universally, not only by his own people,
hut by tho prcskytrrfan Church nj Inn ri.v NJ
lnrrr' In which Id ind ncrnntrd aron,,nou,I,nr
position EARNED by hts inertia In the pulpit, and
~ Ms hlsn Iuflstan cnatactee INC uttcndancc
Was very iafte. atat thu oeeasloh provoked
saaness wnlsil ~ nust 'iavo been ctsiilarrnsslng.
'lcati', nnl viii gisa tlss crown q liz, aud mud
sut'slan'huty 'y stohe w. .uMn"s'
, 1876-10-16

city returned home from tue Centennial ultl.lls
hs teeth. Sitting down Oh u sofa Ut llis buartl-
ing.plAec, seeking for "rtst aud refrushment,n y
l!e took out hia srt Of artificial teeth, laid them
upon the sota, leaned buck, aud iu.lulgcd In
ea'Nu along, saw the s!tuaslou, PLACED tic tcct,
III thc packet VI IN uycscoat neur By, which hu
supposed bclonEsd to TIL. sleeper, ind kindly
covered that Individual with tllu oye1coat to
the gentleman owning the oycrcoas cams Tint
why, LOOK t!ln gaElficnt anu wore II away, Alll
will! 1t went the teeth. Our tootl,less irlpuI
awoko, And was "down In tic mouth" when l,e
heng able to glapple longer with ihu tough
beelsteak ut philadelphia Boarding houses, hs
RETURNED ho'ne to haye hls Jaw repaired.
, 1876-10-16
THE CITY.


@o-
rr>r1,1,Ar. Hr7ws
oGAS EMAIL NA4
-....-
nork paps.' :" ,, M % M tho
SUI received pS us thFo'Eh 'ho s'"'tesS VI '"o
Adams Express Company.
f.,r,ssacr 1o,,c5 Nh. I. K. of r. will c,,cbro,c =
v,"sn"nS .rn,Harsor, r,,,, = ,ror,, n,il y,
n ~ seson" 1," a'eas,s "'; s's ', a,' ~
streets, OIL Wednesday evening.
r,, 1ns,,+p,c If tbo A,un,nt Aeeoc,,+to, ~
thu Chicaro Theological Seminary will cotn-
r,,s,.o +rs1r,,,+-n,v unrninr ~ q ,,c,o,t l., ",
, ac"se tu.so..o" 1s'F nv. .,." W. u. .''o
for three dnys. -.....
The rambling phousc nf Ctartcs MIR. nt Nh
,ot, w.. Ma,ls.a, st,oo, n.. -o.1n1 ~, ,,,a
1oo "ees 'au,sou es'es1, "us '"utu ~ '''s
twcn.y.four Inmates torstlIer with t!io Keeper,
were stFahaed ~ tnc Hiaa'son otreet Statloh'
Thomas lIciTcslcy, a loY, yesterday found
male frtu: under 2 sidewalk near tlsc Nort'!
llalsfcd street mfitige; Anothcr o1 the killd
was lonna hy U!l'cer slattaew i1G y lwnhey um!er
It nopcars from notice elsewhere m,htts,,cd
tbot III, lie Darun, Into Stntc Entomp|ogist, Il
rclIttcman ycry widely ki,owI, ,nu universally
Respected, died Saturday morning. Ills funeral
MON.
1, 1.,,, .,, ,.,,,,,, ~ a., ,,,,..
SaHlss 1aeMson, 10. tae .atcc"y o. .ne aa m,aH.
VI DcKoycn md Canal streets, owned by Mrs.
KIycuI. rcsf1inr at The ct,rt,rr Of CcDttc aycnuu
and Seventeenth slrcct il locked IN ut the
West Twelfth Street Station.
r,.. c.....,...t.,., ,..,,, ,,.,,
ne lnc toMmAnls.s ~; ne!1 M,ass:H'est'E 1ss,,
hy h1elaay a. tne cotnef " ln9tlanu a'enuc nn4
I"ept5-iiltn st1ee1. 1lose t'e6gmt iul!uSteu
III w anout hi!eGn pe.sonts;; t;;,, aMo ua4a4 na-
raognGs wGEe n.aue ~ SaSan e,, N'"te" ahd sew
cru o''e1 eoo'n'uhis11c ns"'a'
Tie saloon ot, Adams street In which we'll
knuwn sewer contractor WIS robbcd a few even
tnge agu fs not md never las been owned by j.
.. sls.ata.n, eA,t"A t; Ipntss'o.el' l a. ~ tto
IEopeiy T.. wy nsSasa S,a wv VIZ VIZ r1Ieti'e'S
e'clN VI t"e "ates ot"ec "I '"e @'IS'iin'''
The TnlDUNE Is Informed that one j. T.
Martin, who claims to be II conductor IN the
employ of the Eric Railway, and now enjoying
q vacation, Ia n downright fraud; Mnd his Icarc-
uf-Absencc.lctter, which he occasionally cx-
libts to obtatn railway couytcsics. IL u forg:ry.
A. oor,v bo,r rcaterf1ov ,norofutr. ,r,rt,,nra
crtnrn H.. ;ti"rv nti sinr.. n .r"fn H,cIfnv M
III Wa,.n; tI srea; r III ant tc sss ~
~ an5o estee " eat. vGL tr Ssi H. =
s'. t,,n, s1i"os a.t -, n,tt s ,rrti ~ tnifce
,'r, H. ~ ~ ,j'"r sv0a III h.1',nd H.
ti,;r hostv - .1cnsrt,,r" @ "nIi wns rnnd nj .;a%.
1t i =, % t, IT, ~, ns no't MAs i'u' w 'aS
-s"s :" ~. "'so' ~ s"s pes~'
Officers 0f tho l.nke street squad yesterday
com:nisss9n house, No. l8 south Water street,
n!iu D"5.s H1uluEis - ~. Psruf noust, ~.
, 1876-10-16

McKRR.pENN NETT-Suudsy, Oct Ii, By the
Rev. psv4 J; bassell. e. tl.e TFemont lIonss.
Isabel A., daughter Of 9. e. Dcnnsst, managing
cIIluf og ths Chicago IM,tt.
, 1876-10-16
FUTURE PUNISHMENT.


VIEWS THEREON ny THE nrv. Dr.. RAYMOND.
Tho Rev. Dr.. Raymond, Professor Of Systcni-
attic Theology In thu Garrctt Biblical Institute
at Evanston, having been Of late rather Ecycre-
1y criticised for alleged hcrcsy on thu doctrine
Of futiire punishment, tlccfncl It advisable to
make statement to tho Rock lttvcr CoNfcr-
c'cc, which lie did OIL Saturday, ut tho close Of
the session. Thu Doctor rose to question VI
privilege, md said:
MH Pnka1nENr: Several brothron llnyn this
musnIng enid 10 NC that, In their Judgment, tho
sca IN or Tsooea sssnty @' o oens
Of future punishment required that enolI mike
some etatoIunts on thu subject. ani have rlsgM
to do So, For myself, have too many gTay 1urs
to be looking after my reputation. So far III an.
personally concerned, hold thu wl,ulo tiu.trs in
perfect contclnnt. 1nt as these brethren, whnsc
Interests Of onr Theological School, und, tlroug,
IT, the Interests Of the Church, feqniro thls service
ain not un!sersaiist, an, not mn Ann,hIlatlon.
tst, am not lscslaratfonst. bcfeyc s!n iHcnra
an infinite peril and That salvation IL made passbe
that aHy person, who has had such nj,
oprotsnnty to knnw my opinions MS jnst!ira MI
a,Smpt t. reno1t them, an T. c9!nretent to make
llnsG 1nht said Is true. fclasm to know what Meth
oast doctrine a 1T tcaet ny well tho average Of
cause hayo had cstur opportunities for acquiring
Tint kno,~lcdse , tsHn thu average OF my bFethsci
~ n In .r, mi ,,,y.yo- ct,,,, u;,..,. ,,..
rn,,ni En',w1rTrc wIt tMov, ~ ~. y nn
Mttis ,n,nis ~ or ~. te.ci, iaa ~ nas - ntGaGn ~
Inn nmvthinn tit u nS.s ovn ~ ~ s ~
,,rn inr"ti ,., ,"'.n; ;i unS ,m 'nI s'esL ~
Xiii. r,thnr nm to n .4u h!e.n9st
r tcncI in snfcs..' ra,r s ~ a.o pit,
nrivat" comrnr.a VIM H. W ~ ~ a'tos ~
III, Ut fault At nj in sesrect to al ahsson ISL esI 10 s,eto
ion."u.. nj, ~ ,oy,, nhuy ~. d" lau upposito os
in, ,.r ny "eJMM99,seJ M9n y; my cuuGa-
, 1876-10-16
T1!1n art tho Hca of love,
Whern MI my pleasures roll;
The c!rclc where my la'ssfons move,

with tlcAo words of counsel reach tile mo-
ment Wien must sny to you farcwci, 1 l,ayo
hcsn hound 10 you by Ties Of thu closest friend
ship mud love; ! huvc been permitted mnny,
ninfy times tn sllaru ylltr Joys and sympatiitzo
with you In nfl!etion. ! l,avo tccn called upon
to ecid some nf yol out with e.ased hands fto
this haly estate ut wrllnck; | have sprinklcl
the walters u baptism Oh t|lu brows uf your
children; have buried your tlcntl and carried
your grief ns my own burden to lay 1t at tho
feet of Jesus. Aud now NO rmrt. So part
VIC sadly In the wilderness to meet again In
rather let .lo usu that dear old Snxul word
gool-by, "tiod be with yonl' May ho 1cusl
you md mo III green pastures and BY the still
waters, tilt at length ixu meet III that "s sweet
,lcrusalrm u from wll!cl, none shal 70 out again
forever,
, 1876-10-16

work must be Abandoned Why, my friends,
this is not MY work.; {. ia Christi; tlia Is not
my church, It Is Christie. llo will carry it on
rs we'll With another ~ with nus nnd II you nrn
lafa'r ny well with unntlser as viii, NC, rc'ncn-
herring TINT rnnl Ia nuthng and ApoIos Is moth
Ing, bit Christ Is MI md iii NIL.
II. 1to faithful to eneh other. Thuh far no
root "f bitterness has ever apru1g up in thls
l'totcrly love continue; and cllnrty md spirit
ol hclpfulncss atn1 Of mutual PRAYER. There nro
son,c nt our na1nbc who by rcasosl Of weakness
linvc double claim uEMn us.. Let uh pray Tor
t,lcm earnestly ard interestingly. To'!la tiat
rhnan1, which was 50 cumpactly lotnetl together
that II ono were slafn or wounded he wis still
rarrtct with them. So trust nt tho fast We may
nil rcnch Tho heavenly city, tho fnfnt nl,tl
wounded borne On by tho prayers OF The rest,
III. Dn faithful u souls,,..to tic ln1nortal
have nt parting with YOU Is tint ,nnsiy arc liere
who hayo listened to my worls talcsc years and
stfl1 ,;avc no interest n the lore Of TINT Savior
may Gml,> yet persuade them TINT Christ Is a,
together lovely And to y0t, my friends, stlll
continue yVtlr Efforts nil'l prayers. I'll tlIcir
behalf III due time yc sliall reap II yc fnnt
". 13c faithful to Christ. Kcep ever bctorc
your eyes tho great l0vr whcrcWltll !!o hath
loved yU,., and bring, therefore, to His nltar,
tho f'rst fruits nf your lvcs, tho ravca Ut your
lips. Nothing Ia ton goosl for liis altar Co1l-
ttnuo ln Ills lnyr. In, tl'at you ars complete;
sotnp'ctc In strength, anil r!tfcncc, and loving
Kindness; complete IN nil tic grarcs Tint eoll,
stiiutcn true Christian life. md flanhood. [
rcron,lncnd to you the wort1s Of unc Of THO carly
martyrs. lie raised his h]istcrtd hands nIn!,l
thu flames nnl cried: "None but Jcsus! mons
Eut .fcst,atst
, 1876-10-16

0Z0NIzE0 0x-MARR0W FOR The HAIR.
Dy Buck 4 l1ynel, makers Vt ths 'tNass" Cologne,
, 1876-10-16

nre x u ~ y i aae, ss,d 20 s rS altar a! rude
nYn ana smhlo l saefaltse aro tue beGl1nlnss Of
iu, KIT .,.ns p " wiuen a1to great l,away IN
Mhica world q cah nnsc!'. God refusing to ap-
hcas 10 ''h IN i,efs9 tl.e Instincts ot religion
~ nay Weli 10 ascep'eu az INC Image 81 God seen
~ tnls 1tuahGht OF t!o Worla's truth As
nc heavens declare tle glory Of God, anl
ilie Mshsahleht shoEeth h!s handl,vnrk, 10
III tno SOU thas disposition to knecl by
u NM .an,i IT, ~ aa aho M nlefIhg
ho a5 Searc W ~ M .,eur ~ ~ iootstep OF octy
H. H." ia,~ ena,rp IL ~ ~ aHect'y, out
V@, w rav" ,,oss ,'au.s nsnSScs; T.. S1g,s
,, s'u ~. .uM @ pE'S pamsSa W .oo6 nasthy o. tho
nve l,,,,.r IT, r. ,,'qs w. saei feisloh;
,asn hsfnre xnm. ~ .'nf t,tbnr saacly Asiu
/. ,uh"h -" H. , apparent'
.s. ~ nh,ry III N!c m Haho: AGeo Is the
atvraut; libsfty Of no-frer'o,n fEon son ieo
u .n,,,n1 XXX ~ " son.wtsceaoh from Sec.
ous n'nreh III tham Il 1' an Insc s III its
nsn ~ ,aaH ,,n, II ta tnae aGross tls strange
~ tisat ~ Gi snH stet ~ns 10 wage ior
nun a9,,,,, t,ietEa r. ~ ,egH tb ~ KY rst
i.x' ihas, VI ts netl oeholu lao saso lighting lof
th,nr:,I! WIFI ,la, amo eeeoia plaIeau SEQ LIZ
sa.nnst sltssf ~ GsG!p9 LUG claims "
snpSi;s.tton. !s,; t um tae ,encst 9eaotA thu soul
as ~ .s1t s1t fhis s,pts " tor VI ha tho psst
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
WILL BECOME THE DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT.
And Receive the Support OF the louisville
"Courier-Journap' and the New
York 'Sun."
The National Republican Credits the
Report ana Psints Significantly to Ger
tain Official Acts.
.snecial Telearam 10 he Intsr. Ocean.

Special Telegram to the Inter Ocean.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The National
Republican this morning published sig
nifcaut editorial paragraph giving crederce
to a rumor that Secretary Bristow was &c
become the Democratic candidate for the
presidency, under the leadership of the
louisville Courier Journal and the New
York San. 1t has been the talk
for some time in certain circles
here that Dana and Watterson, as
we'll as great ,nany other Demo
Gratis, were favorable to Bristow's nomina
ton by that party, and the Republican
says his affiliations with the majority il
the house of representatives has been Sc
marked as to cause general and unfriendly
comment among Republicans. 1t alsc
points to the secretary's recent action il
appointing Democrats to office, and say:
that since the beginning of the congress
ional session he has made seven appoint
ments of Pennsylvaniaus in the treasury
On Randall's recommendation, and haa
dismissed over fifty Republicans
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05

COLUMBUS, O., Feb 3.-Representative
James l.. Dalzell has received the follow
ing letter from General w. L. Sherman:
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 9, 1876
DEAR SIR:-Your kind letter just re-
ceived. | thought everybody knew my
general opinion on the points of your in
quiry cannot hesitate to answer you in
such way as to admit of no misconstruc-
ton. | never have been, am not now, and
never will be candidate for the high Office
of president before any convention or the
people shall always prefer to see that
Office filled by one of the millions who in
the civil war stood by the Union firmly
and unequlvocally, and Of those | notice
the names of many who are willing and
capable Prominent is that of General
| Hayes, now governor OF Ohio, whom we
| know as fine officer and a gentleman iu
every sense. do not, however, wish to
| be misunderstood as presuming to advise
anybody in the choice of the man My
wife and family are strong Catholics, but
| am not That, however, is nobody
business. believe in the common schools
and don't stop to consider the little mat.
ters that seen to be exaggerated by the
press in some quarters. However, these
schools are extravagant, and indulge in
costly buildings and expensive teachers. SC
as to be too heavy burden on the tax
payers This tendency ought to BE check
ed. which may easily be done without max
ing it political question. Scli-intercs,
will regulate this, and make these free
schools to all, and capable Of imparting the
rudlments of good English education,
Yours truly, ". L. SHERMAN.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Two Suicides in Chicago

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Two suicides occurred
here yesterday: John Holton, Swede,
foreman of the United States bonded ware
house, hung himself to door in the place
where he is employed, and was stone cold
when discovered. He leaves a family. No
cause for the act is assigned.
William Fl. Marvin, whose parents re-
side in Marshalltown, Iowa, and who is
said to have numerous friends in New
York, shot himself through the head and
after lingering few hours, died of the
wound thus inflicted Melancholy. caused
by inability to procure work, and ex
cessive drinking, caused him to commi,
the deed.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Established Oct. I8. 185'
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN 3. EAWLEY.

ATTORNEY fAND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ Once In Bengstol's Block, Illinois ST., Rock Isl
anu ILLINOIS,. 3-I2dls w6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
What Ola "Probs" Says.

WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-The Signal Ser
vice observations taken at 10 o'clock this
forenoon indicate the following weather
probabilities for this afternoon and to- night:
For the upper Mississippi and the lower
Missouri valleys low barometer, southeast
to east winds, warmer and generally
cloudy weather, with snow, turning into
rain and in southern portions probably
falling tonight or tomorrow, Sunday.
followed by rising barometer and cold
northwest winds.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
New YORK Market.

New YORK, Feb 5.
FINANCIAL.
07
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Enamelled Pipe.

TRY TIE ENAMELLED PIPE. IT WILL NOT
] Rust crack and costs only tIiBe more than
common iron pipe IL positively THE BEST thing
for water service pipe. haye the exclusive agency
for Rock Island. FRED HASS.
Store in Star Block.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05

Regular meeting Of the city council on
Monday evening next.
The staff of the Eighth Regir ent Hi
noi3 State Guard is represented in Moline
by Dr.. A. Klingberg.
Prof Hoisington, the blind lecturer, will
speak 10 the Congregational church, Oh
Sunday evening. Subject: THE Language
and Hierog!yphics of Ancient Egypt.
Peter Holm. Swede, working for the
Moline Plow Company, was badly hurt in
the bowels on Thursday afternoon. He is
| lying dangerously i'll from the effects of the
accident, and is not expected to recover,
The boys who disturb the meetings at
the Methodist church will get into trouble
unless they discontinue their rowdyisn.
The police authorities have been duly no.
tilted and Will arrest any one rot conduct
ing himself properly. Police Magistrate
Swanacr will administer the fiaal lecture,
which will be severe one, aid expensive
too.
| Eugene Lewis. Esq. ,Gity attorney, was
severely injured near the knee joint on
Thursday evening last, at Rock Island
] He was running to catch car and fell in
a ditch iniurug his knee as stated. Nc
attention was paid to it at first but during
Thursday night the knee joint began
swelling and yesterday morning be was
unable to leave his home DR. p L. Me
Kinnie was called and applied the proper
remedies Mr. Lewis is still confined tt
bis house and will no doubt have severe
time oft.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic.

SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are The only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. 49,
Frequently medicines that will stop cough Will
occasion the death of the patient; they lock up the
liverst the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows in factthey clog the action of the very
orrans that caused the cough,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes
of two-thirds of the cases of Consumption. Many
persons COMPLAIN of dull pain in the side, con
stipaton coated tongue, pain IN the shoulderblade
feelings of drOWsiness and restlessneEs, the food,
| lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied with
acidity and belchng up Of wind.
These symptoms usually originated from olaor'
dered condi ion Of the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons so affected, If they take one or two heavy
colds and if the congh in these cases be suddenly
checked, will find the stomach and liver clogged
remaining torpid, and inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs are mass OF sores, and
| II ucerated the re ult of which is death
| Schencks PulmoniC Syrup is an eXpectorant wnic1
| does not contain opium anything calculated tc
| check cough suddenly.
| Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissoives the food
mikes with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids
| digestion and creates a ravenous appetite.
| When the bowels costive, skin sallow, or tht
symptom otherwise of a bilious tendency ,Schenck.
| Mandrake Pills are required.
| These medicines prepared only by
| j. H. SCHENcK & Son
NE corner Sixth and Arch SITS. Phila.
And are for sale by all druggists aud dealers
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Every Day an Increase in Flesh and Weight
is Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier.

Every drop of the sarsaparilian Resoivent com
muncates through the blood, sweat, urine, and
other fluids and juices of the system, the yigor OF
life for it repairs the wastes OF the body with new
and sound material. Scrofula, syphilis, Consump
ton glandular disease ulcers in the throat.
mouth TumOrs, Nodes III the glands and
other parts of the system, sore eyes, strumorous
discharges from the ears, and the worst forms oi
skin diseases eruptions, fever sores. scald head,
rngworm salt rheum, erysipelas, acne, black spots
worms In the flesh, tumOrs. cancers i'll the womb,
ard all weakening and painful discharges, night
sweas loss of sperm and all wastes OF the life priu
ciplc are within the curative range OF this wonder
of modern chemistry and a few days use Will
arove to any person using it for either of disease
Its potent power to cure them.
If the patent, daily becoming reduced by The
wastes and decomposition what is continually pro
gressng succeeds in arresting these wastes, ano
repairs the same with new material made from
healthy biOOd-and this the Sarsaparillian will and
does secure-a cure is certain; for when once this
remedy commences it work Of publication. and sue
ceeds in diminishing the loss of wastes, its repairs
will he rapid, and every day the patent will Zee
himself growing better and stronger, the food dl
gesting better, appetite improving and flesh ant
weight increasing.
Not only does the Sarsaparllian Resolvent exec
all known remedcal agents in the cure OF Chrome
Scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin diseases; Ou
1t is the only positive curefor.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
Mysterious Death of a Citizen.

OswEGo, ILL.,, Feb. 4-Charles Suther.
land, OF this place, whose sickness was
noted as resulting from being stricken
down upon the sidewalk as he was walking
to his home, iu the evening, died yester.
day morning of the injuries received a,
that time. A jury in corone-s inquest
held upon the remains, yesterday after
noon. decided that deceased came to hi:
death from blows upon his head. inflicted
by some person or persons unknown.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-05
THE BooT ON TEE RIGHT LEG.
why the Deutchland was Lost.

LONDON. Feb. 5.-A report of the off
cial investigation of the Deutchland dis
aster says the wreck was caused by errors
in the captains reckoning, disregard of
force and direction Of tide, bad discipline
aboard the steamer and bad conduct of
the officers
The boatmen of Harwich and elsewhere
are com pletely exonerated.