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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
OLD Age IS I,osons,iI rs:

This istrIe. Int how fewof ~ like Ii
look old. Age, with its grey hairs, is never
welcome, and The various arts have been
brought into requisilioh To hide its raw
ages In too many instances agents arr
used for that purpose, which inilicL
serious injury Oh tlit constitution. Is
Pccially is this the case with large ma
joriiy Of the Hair Dyes OF the present day.
For an elegant preparation that will in.
part u perfectly natural cnluf, without,
,loing the teas. harm To the hair or .lealtl
We recommend that made by Dr. Tutt, ct
New York. II poSsesses qualities That no
other Hair Dye does, aud Us itssaifalysis
Is as innocent as ilnuiItain spring water.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

Never IN the experience Of any ono lIv
Ing here wsis the weather Is holm Il VIZ
IN the len days preceding last Friday. Rai
sevensl days the mercury ranged flanl o.
y iOi III llle slladr. the fDrinrr r.peesell.
ting the most favored cool - slppis. Foi
iiefint Time IiilIsboro had to eonIc.s Ia
hot nights. and lite morning air lad
No hanger that delicious vitality which
made respiration . luxury. During these
ter days . fierce drought prevailed iii rcat-
ening total destruction of cprn and to-
bacco. and mos. seriously injuring gardens.
Local rains fell III some parts u tbs
sunny boz ding little g1gl. Oh rliurs-
day afternu.,n. however, ai.odniiiul min
q extensive area fell, ald 70 such an rN-
isats that the winter courses were filed ID
overflow The ground was well saturated.
and the mills bm ppain In motion,
greatly 70 lle relief ofs sun ring people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
\ Ol.easls,g s.Tm xer.

l38 @N n @S - Il - -
Weare indebted to Mr.. Thomas Wehb
thc Delegate fiom ssl,is Congressional Dis
trict 70 the st. Louis Convention C,r 4 ,on,
o. the iciiowing prayer made al tile open.
ingof The second days proceedings Of III,
p. Louis Convention. one feels TN,
proceedings sanc'iiicd by u supplicatio,,
70 the Oliver Of all gopd and The Fountain
y ~ Wisdom, 50 ferveni, 10 humble, ANA
YET 50 comprehensive, mustdr,w down tho
dressings invoked upon the cause, tl,e sun
Ject q prayer Somay II be:
St. Louis Convention Second dav.
The President called the. Convention 70
order " II o'clock and five minutes. n
Father Brady Of the Almuuciation
Church on Sixth and Cl,outea. :, avenue
then recited the following prayer:
in The uane Of the Father, aud Of Tie
Son, and OF the Holy Ghost.
May The Almighty Cod, the God of
Truth, Of Wisdom and Of Union, the Spirit
That brings peace on Earth to men Of good
VIII, descend unto the members Of this
Convention, that tlleirabors may tilis day
oo conducted wisely and larhloniously.
May tie blessing Of the Ruler Of all
ialions come down upon you all. Tie
members Of all the delegations, those
whom they represent, ami upon all our
people throughout the entire country, aad
may THIS blessing remain forever. Tins
We pray, IN the naneof Him aud through
MN who has taught Us how to pray.
Our Father WHO art Iii heaven, hallow.J
he Thy name, Thy Kingdom come, Thy
VIII W done on earth as il is in heaven.
Give Us this day our daily bread aud for
give us our trespasses Us we forgive them
VINO tr,'sp;lss against us, aud lead us not
mo temptation, butdclivsr Us from evil
AMEN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
yisE pEoPLE WANT rRoaF

There is no medicine prescribed 10y
physicians, Or sold ly Druggists, that ear.
ries such evidence of.iis success aud su.
pefior virtue as ROscliEE's GERMAN Sy-
RuP for severe Coughs. Coils settled an
the Breast. Consumption, orany disease
OF tie Throat and Lungs. A pruofof that
iacl = that any person afflicted, can get /,
Sample Bottle for loo cents aud Try its su-
perior effect before buying tile regular
sizes % cents. II has lately been in.
troducc,l III this country from Germany.
aud its wonderful cures are astonishirI,,
everyone tliat Use IL. Three ,l,s..s will M,
lieSe any ease, Try il. sod by Dr. d.
HUuke. Druggist.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19


The attention Of The Commissioners i.
called TO the condition oftIlat portion Of
lia-el stlert lvtwrvn AR. Lyilch's and
William ANewnIaiis. Tile sirret has ii.
ways Decn a hard one 10 manage, aud
sonis monlin ago, 10 stop gully which
l'fomired 10 reach tile depths II i canyon,
The street rel,airers.ulnied tl,c rain water
diagonalIy across. tliesttect using vcrli-
sal Straits ~ wck wbicI, nan across Tie
street ma guide and dam. The torrents
took very kindly 10 the new chaiiIiel; 20
kindly, llAtflyry have now washed out q
new lashway o. the base Of tie rick.
iorqiiiIg atrcrsli about four feet wide and
Hearty lIlrce feet deep, aud ciIectually
ri'-tng The street q the passage Of veli.
clos. No one In tie day time would bc
ir'l-bAdy suohgh % pass that way, bu.
strangers might uilawWs at,nIght Lc led
into = Trap % The certain Injury Of vehicle.
hna ofllmD.
This Is ono Of The principallsirccts orillc
Town, aud III condition reflects badly
ulon the C0nlmksi0berA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
Personal.


The Hon. Matthias Manly and portion
Of his family have arrived here 10 spcn,
tho rest Of the summer. We are ple,scs
70 see Judge Manly, now In his 10Th year
70 full Of physical ylgor aud his mental
faculties 80 perfectly preserved Tinle
certainly presses upon him with gentle
hand.
Mr.. Thomas b. Hill returned from, d
visit 70 the Centennial, spending nearly Il
week III philadelphia. much delighted
with what he saw, hut pnrsu ing curiosity
under difficulties. the terrific heat nearly
cnnqucring his resolution u sec eycry-
thing.
Mr.. =. Conklin Of The News was here
Wednesday and Thursday, ana did goOll
business Tor The paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
Information for Disti,lers.

G Y
By the act Of Miarlr 3, 1915, the taX 81
all spirits produced il lie United State
y ninety cents On each proof gallon.
Before commencing the ,listiliation d
brandy froni apples, peaches or grapes. III,
disl Her y required 10 register his still loI
llsc, on form No. 70, III duplicate, nv,
notice Of his lntensions TO distir on form
"a ~ duplicate, aud files bond on form
w. with the collector Of his district.
On receipt " form, 274 i survey IF thp
stlli VIII be made by tie collector, wilh-
out expense 4, the dislillcr. This survey
VIII show the number Of gallons that may
be produced by such still under most
favorable circumstances each "a hours
and The distillcr will bercquired u ,ay
lax upon. at least eighty per centum, "
such surveyed capacity.
The distillcr IL required to keep bo.,S
on form 254, showing how nlany hours his
sill Is Operated, how much material he
uses, and how many gallons IL brandy arc
pio'iiced, and make return ut the CLOSE Of
The month 10 the collector Oh form Is In
duplicate Byad,liilg together tile hours
worked during tho month and dividing
the SUM by q and adding one 10 Tile
quotient for amy fraction that may be lufl
over, the distiler will know the number
ofdays for which he will be liable for SO
per cent IN that mouth. Upon appIica.
tipl TO the collector dislillers viii be fur
nished with forms, Nos. Is, 26. 279 and
"a, without chalge, also i copy OF Tie
regulations, series Q, No. I.
The book, form PSI, Is not furnished by
the government, but may l,c purchased in
Raleigh At IS CENTS each. Distillers should
iyoid using more than one kind Of material
~ The same day.
Brandy must be gauged and stamped
'eiore sold OF removed from tic distillery
'fciiises. III. YnUSu,
Collector ltll bis. n. L.
July 8. 1876.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
centennial charel celebration.


The Centennial celebration OF the Cedar
Guvc Methodist Church will, hrgin an
Friday the 18Th inst, and will continue
during the succcc,liug Saturday aud sun.
LAY. The a,lemnIilcs will 10 presided
over by the Rev. Mr.. Hcndrcn, Presiding
Elder OF the District, aud he will lie as-
sisted hy several % tin clergy from other
l'arlsof tie district. The Old Church
which had fallen somewhat into decay
has been repaired aud enlarged, aud will
be re-,irdicatcd. Tie occasion will DC ono
Of great interest, anda very large alten,
dnnce ireSprctcd. The horpitable people
Of Cedar Grove aud vicinity will IL pre-
pared to welcome everybody.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
Revival.

During tho last week, revival la,,L
place Ia the Baptist Church OF this liluc,
under the auspices uflllo l.eys. M,~sIs
iIarrll aud r. NJ. Jordan. During IL,
week Rev Mr.. Taylor Of I'riniiy Cullcg,
and ;llo Rcy. slr, Vernon ii Mars Till
.hu,lr wcIc pIcsent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

Philadelphia, July TO- The attendance
at the CeEtcnnial to-dny wac small. on nc.
count Of the intense heat. 4 terrific wind
aud rain storm prevailed here about 2 80
o'clock i. u and demolished several win.
,iows sashcs IL part Of the main building
aud ripped ~ . portion ofthe roof Of the
TranscOniinental. The streets IN the yicin.i
" were delayed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

lie was very common looking oil man
~ very common looking light wagon,
drawn ly very common looking horse,
but when young clap, WHO fsus:ed 10 all.
pearancc, c;,nc along ina stylish liver,
rig aud tried u pslas him, Tie common
looking horse. at !. word from his Muster,
just twisted bis mouth Into II s,iiile or easy
iepliidegrs ana IN fortv seconds was out 81
The asioniSlled young chaps sight; going
~ light and free aud easy rs a Lights
Running Domestic sewing machine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
Sec I'D. Of J, Newton Clark. +" Wood
land Home for salc.y. We learn il il 4
very attractive piece Of property.

Wheat, while super-excelIenti III quality
Is not turning outquite so well In quantity
,S anticipated, aud farmers began to look
with sons formulation on the continuance
o(tliedrpagi.t In fear Of It's effects on the
corn crup' We hope thoss fears are no.
licvcd now.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

llie,l la Orange county June 18th. Joseph
w. SON Uf Maj. J. W. aud Bette Il. Latta
aged eleven months anil seventeen days.
As yernal flowers that scent the morn,
But witllcr IN the rising day;
Thus lovely was tile infants dawn,
Thus swiftly It'd hs life away.
he died before his infant soul,
Had ever burned with wrong desire,
Had ever spurnc,l at Heavens control.
Or ever luenclicd lis SACRED fires.
lie died 10 sin; he died 10 care;
isut for monirnt felt the rod;
Then, rising u the yiewicss air;
Spread hIs light wings, and SCARED Ii
Tod.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
NOtice---Taxes.

fItAN.fayers are hereby notified thai win Il,
rrrsnt - The following times AMI places,
aud tll,N ace urgently requested Ii ii,ct IN. all,
lIc ready O. s,ilr:
Orange Factory, Tuesday .Iulr 9th,
Mangume Store, "Wednesday Jui, agfl,.
Halls store, Thursday .Iuiya5t6.
Cellar Grove. Friliy .iiil. aith.
White Oros>. TUESDAY August ia.
Ilhapi llill, "Wednesday AueuSl 9nd.
'allerson.s viii, Thursday August 3r,l.
durham. Friday August itl.
llllsliorO. saturday August 9TH,
Gates, Tuesday August Sih.
Candidates viii hc present aud address tt,,
lsupl, Il cacll llJtr
THOMAS " HutIIfe.
Jun ltih4w fhgifl a ut.nss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
BERRY'S
Wool CarliRg Machine.

M " would r,sperifgil, ial,iru, CIV ,,,,.,.,.,,,.
W riisianiers that uiir Marl5iuos Wiil Il. \,
l'ten,ld u,,lcr by Che 2iih " MAJ. AMI ,nsl,,
M NJ, ',,iiaidc management ~ Ill. w. Il. HstW,
character nf,i1ilg the hrsi work N ~. sI.t.9
o,Ir Hurting Machine rrEt,r tip lietin's -
WIZ, ~ ha,d unnecessary aud Thereby .1,tss /,
"Reminiscences in, &, uilf eIIsi0n4rs. I
Wool lelt with Kirkland a 10. dame. N .t,t,
~. 90 scnt Us Express 81 me- AZ lIllsi,,,,
he .arrrd ieeo IL Charge I, and lrn H.. W.
Of deposit. V"' 'ie f'ssc
MS. - cents fer ahile: III, N.,.t. E,,.
mtNe.l wori. ~ one ffl ~ ilir aonl ~
tfdegS FOR liorsc Powers. ,'ireui,r "a. Ngi.
W. e. WV Heatinis ccnetally solicited.
Tobacco luN FLANK isiysau nam.
JOHN BERRY
juno - = llillsbVv, n d
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

Me-sD' g. Brown, ~ Taylor, and Collie
'lark.rriafned from ten days ,isit TO the
stprle li,cnufortl where they hada very
llca-ant time. Eating "eoft cralsp aud
catching sand ilddlcrs isnll the go-Silh
ihc guests NJ li,e "Ailanlic.p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

a train Of eighteen ears went down on
Thursday loaded with The annual visi,ers
TO Tie meeting of Tie Stockholders Of the
North Carolina II II. whicli took place
this yearin raleigh. The train was crow :
ded TO its utmost capacity, and win tic
fierce heat of the morning must have been
iIisuifcmbly uncomfortable. We hear 81
a good deal 0f rowdyism on the return ~
the train, aud at Worthwhile couple OF
bclligurenls gptoii. aud lRll i fair SGT 10 81
The ground, having The dccency 10 save
the passengers The alInoyance uf light Ia
The cars. On tie arrival uf the train here,
Mr. Joseph anderson, a young man living
10 this vicinity was rn,lcly pushed into
The lvguard AZ tho depot, the night
being very dark, aud was svycIeIy.horl,
Though able 20 get homc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

Tho July No. Of tile American Church.
Rcyicw N. Y. contains M article OF the
early Ciiureh ihlaoFyof North eaDlina,
y e''unealon with Melholisn, ~ licy.
DC lmxlmi, 10 ..AahcyIiIe. Extra copies
Of the unlcic have boon strlirk oil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

Some enierprising gardener robbed Mr..
Thomas Webb ofab.'iIi ItsJcabla,ge plants,
taxi V advantage Of tho fine rnin Of Thurs.
day AFTERNOONS 10 eel them out. IL was
such trick rs ilis cuekop plays upon
other birds when ii deposits It's eggs 10 DO
ha,cLc,l Ia either nests.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
i.epubl.cnn EIee.ar.

sac &
The Radical, District Convention NJ
Raleigh The o:her day went back upon lis
line lionorc,l prelensinns, and nominated
q lawyer rs elcetorinstenI Of hard listed
farneror 5oiiy han,lel mecIlanic. johnny
MGDorai,i. who claims ID have Nominated
Hayes but who lad the misfortune i, have
been bred blacksmith was made 10 stand
aside f''r tllesoit handed, gently murlurrd
.and carefully educated Ike Strlyhorn.
The pfciext was that johnny would he
no match foi the Deinocratic elecior Mr..
hasl'ee. Perhaps not; hut We think Ike
viii he sorry that lac look Johnny's place.
When Ma Busbec meets him, there Will &c
= ~ q Lees which will make Ike Ss,YY
oiEto strengthen .hlnself with ham at
the still over which l'aiernal loyalty keeps
guard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

u = an opeu question ~ 70 exactly how
complimentary the account was which
small girl il Brooklyn brought home. con-
ce-ning her Snniay-schOol teacher: oh.
mother. she said, that new teacher &c ours
Is perfectly splendid !; slio don / care cent
whether we know our lessons or not.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

james Ray, convicted 1t lie last term II
The Superior Court Of Orange for shooting
William Terry, an,l scntenced ioonc years
imprisonment III tie county JAIL was pai-
doned by the Governor upon representa-
lion oftlie shattered stateof his health,
and certain circumstances Of exten,Ialion
attending tie offence. Hewas liberated
on Monday moriing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
PLEASANT SUMMER RETREAT.
ORANGE HOUSE.
JffJINf1l DI II -

II 49, Nft'hi itbhfts etttidfpfl la
rkasahtrst paiis of the Pheasant fn,,, 4,
llllsmro, oilers superior Inducements u sum.
ilILLSB ORC
y most conveniently situated viii, rsn.,t 4, :;
slloIs irom The Eastern pan IL tho state. III
llnlfdiaicls un il,u North Carolina lail t.n,,i
and : roiiceied hy daily trans IN aii ,,art ~
,m s'aie, naA tis u accessible nom Ntty,rI,
Wilillsinn by ais, day i travel. Ii l,ls ~, ~.
Wncht ~ tclcgTarlc communication II, s..,,,,.
point III the country. y $~'9
TILE cLIM ATE
~ llillsl,afn T. liroserhiaily dolyh.f,l p.,t
hlshls are unknown. aiul p'rul rarins p,.,,,ni,,,.
sinllic with fresh lii aud ,,or 10 - ~
dai. u & sc ENEE
u not as boil aud ,aricI rs TIM og.ae Mann.
,aih, " pleasing anil picturesque IN,
,''lu outlines ~ lpIit his richly crasar,l ,siiI
luisNs ~ tlak, displaying IL tlyl exc r.ff,si,in..
nllssss ofter,lant .olaee. sS''''s
There = every hing ~ ten.lt the yisjtpe "a ~.
rhahne llls llpt aud sfltrY air ~ ii ,.,sf,,,, No.,
li"h iur Tie lidIe mir. The hyalthttl g,,g,.S anI
lhc Slianl Woods Of the 40 e,s,,nlFt
II u y Ol.hNGE uOtfsr
u, ,l liir point where tlb~c tan II, rnioy.t A.
ad'anage, AID Miilic accompaniment n ,,,,,i
I""hs, gti'ti arr. ard unremAle,l aiirniian ,,f,,
sehis attractions th1l lew other places -, ntrs
Fnf particulars ~ 10 terms .ve A,titras
,..,., JAMES PARKS.
hhlshor", N.c.JHly 40. Uraltsc liDtsc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19
Deash Of Mr.. naa.i.n.

We notice with regret ihe death 10 Il his
lady which occurred at her residence on
Tie Hiiisi,uro aud Fish Dam luad In This
county on the Gih inst, III the list year Of
hcr aye. tillc waslbe daughter III AIajur
Green, ESQ; and was tic sister OF Mr..
Caleb Green, tditur of tile Durham 10.
bacco Plant. These who lad the hap.
pincss % her love and .unla,lionsl,ip lln.l
The memory ~ her virtues and anliaLle
characteristics Ia lender remcinLrance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19


Dr' dunes q. Leethers reslletto III,
vicinity u S,ath Lowell Ia this county
solnni;,esi sol cl,lu on Thursday last 10y
lklng hsryclininc, from ll.e effects q
which he almost immediately died. De
ieallicrs had been M inmate Of the IN.
sane Asylum until arccent period, buI
was discharged cured. Returning homo,
ny y, h,ulid This ailalrs ~ a confused condi-
Won whlcl, prcyed heavily upon hlsnlnd
probably Inducing tclurn oslhis malady
'nus ltadIng 20 his tmelc end. He was
Probably about IS yearsof age.
oonsalt your family physician. He will
,'Nyouilscre Il no better reWe,ly known
1yNspsIa and Liver Complaint than
" Wade's Liver CJuveton'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

but The time las come when Charlie
ca' enjoy Nais own agana' RadcaIisn,
aud lnieltigencc cannot be harnessed ~
getlier. &3s&
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-19

SEQ fourth page both for Ads and In.
tcrcsling reading matter.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08
What Evartg Think of Tilden.

On the eve of the election the Republi-
cans got up call for Vim. NJ. Evarts to
speak in Cooper Institute in favor of
Hayes, as a last resort to save their sink
ing fortunes, and in his speech he spoke of
Tilden as follows:
Il have not one word to say In dispar-
agement of his abilities, which are distin-
guished; or the character of his mind,
which is very marked; nor shall l deny
that he has performed services of great
value to the people of this state when be
was fighting the Democracy, and that be
was also doing great service in the state
when he was diminishing the taxes of the
farmers; and | 10 not doubt that in those
spheres of public usefulness be ought to
be encoraged and continued by the people
of the country. There he has made his
fame, and whoever interrupts him in reap.
ing the true harvest Of these labors does
him no service and may do the country
harm"
1t is quite apparent that the only objec
ton Mr.. Evart has to the election of Til
den as president is that he thinks thu
state of New York cannot afford to spare
so good governor. That is a selfish way
of looking at the matter. and New Yorl
will certainly have to try Robinson in Til
! den's place.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08
The presidential Election.

There can be little doubt that an honest
count and honest returns will show the
election of Tilden and Hendricks. But
we may expect that the carpet bag govern
ors of Louisiana, Florida and South Caro-
lima will give certificates to the Republi-
can electors in those states IN spite OF
contrary vote. No matter how the people
may have voted, the certificates will be
given to the Republicans. And fraudu-
lent returns will be made in California,
Nevada and Oregon to save those states
for Hayes if possible. The result now
seems to be SO close that it may be some
days before it will be known. 1t is fortu-
hate for the country that the Democratic
majority in the house outnumbers the
Republican majority in the senate, so that,
in joint assembly, when the votes shall be
canvassed, the full joint assembly will
direct what votes shall and what shall not
be counted. In the meantime let every.
body keep cool and good natured, and hope
for proper and amicable termination. Il
is not likely that the country will be
wholly ruined whoever may have beer
elected.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08
The Season of 1nter,nittents.

All miasmatic complaints. in other
words, all disorders generated by unwhole-
some exhalations from. the earth or
water, are prevalent at this season. in
every section subject to the visitation of
fever and ague, or other forms of intermit-
tent disease, the causes which produce
these maladies are now actively at work.
This, therefore, is period of the year
when the inhabitants of such districts
should prepare their systems to meet the
unwhoiesome condition of the atmosphere
by course of tonic and Alternative treat
ment. Foremost among the invigorants,
recommended by time and experience as a
means of terrifying the system against AL
endemic and epidemic maladies, stands
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. By timely
use of the Bitters, the feeblest resident of
an unhealthy soil may escape the sickness,
wEiehs without the aid of this potent ally
of nature, will b. apt to overtake the
strongest,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08
VIM. Renfro on his Muscle Again

Every once in awhile VIM. Renfro gets
on his muscle and quarrels with his wife.
Yesterday he got too full of Republican
whisky, and, last night, when he went home,
his wife attempted to persuade him to let
his mother law, Mrs. Kinnerl live
under their roof, Bill refused, aud, his
wife says, threatened to kill her for men.
tioning the matter Mrs. Renfro swore
out peace warrant and Bill was arrested
and jailed by Deputy Marshal Miller.
This morning he was taken before Justice
Hayden, but he took change of venue tc
Magistrate Cropper-who, after hearing
the evidence, held him in $500 bonds tc
keep the peace.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-08

HEALTH PRoMoTED.-The complex
structure of our bodies, and the numerous
organs on which both physical and mental
life depend, are governed by certain laws,
and require for their integrity and we'll
being certain concomitant conditions that
cannot be violated. nor even neglected with
impunity. Among these conditions of the
greatest Importance is good and appropri-
ate food, and good and nutritious food can
only be had by using in preparing it such
articles as are known to be free from poi.-
onous authorizations, such as DR.. Price S
Cream Baking Powder. which eminent
| chemists endorse as being perfectly pure
aud wholesome.