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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

Lockwood, Brooks q Co., Of Boston, call
attention 70 list Of very attractive holiday public
tons generously illustrated. All Around "a Palette"
the first o. "Childrru's Art Series" by Lizzie
Chanipnty, sets forth 10 series OF peasant stories
great deal Of information about painters and painting
The book contains more thau 100 illustrations bg
Champ aud tGc cover SHOWS novel and effective he
sian. Iuls y % interest bOtu 10 young ana odd I'M.
story OF our County by MIS- l.. y. MunIoe is q ~ Nm
and simple narrative history ia two editions Tor IN
school aud tue library. Alice PaFEmau- slices a.
Mother GoOre' contains IH set OF card- uelil, ~
veto!cl. versions of fourteen the Odd fiyor.
which Champ has illustrated with .rOus rI,. .la
Silhouette. Tie text 10 IN lcl nd tuc book h,
ana bright present Doe cUo-Dt
Iner. is q new edition Of "0lhuuettes aud song, %
illustrative of tine season. 90 reduced price. Ihr boob
contain. the charming silhouette dc-I OF cci Mari.
Kinds. and is .Itng'ther interesting and attractive
Oue Hlupy Winter by Irs. Robbins. j., Il Drieh;
description of visit o. Florida. TO the Of Wutn
many Iu-iratO4, add. Iai- iran reminds purchasers %
90, WaytiIc :. cries of novels. The R'N. DR. Aaal,s
" life OF Edward N0rri- kIrA, D. D. Is memoir o.
recognized value. specially co. t4is LoL-e j. tine
portable Ea-ake bookcase. d very elegant piece oil
furniture. 20 Doe a. ,ye' VI tine ciF aud tine
Harvard hour.cG, winch hold. low book. a4L
COSTS o. dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A STEAMSHIP BURNED AT SEA.
1oss OF TnE HUNTsyIILE-lHR CREW sAVEI

loss OF THE HUNTsVIILE-lHk CREW SAVED
The pilot-boat Washington arrived OIL quar-
,ipe al late hour last evening. having on boaTd the
.on,sin and crew Of the steamship Huntsville, burned
A. sea on wednesday last, the trip from savannah 10
vov.York Captain +. NJ Farcloth states that the
,,usvilo left savannah for this port on sunday AFTER
,oon on the Wednesday following, AZ 9;45 p M, when
rIits Eeg Harbor an alarm Of fire was gwen and the
- ms discovered coming from the after part OF the
u nod All The pumps we're started, nut the tuoTts
l,tl,lrI ID the hrt avail The hames burst
o,'-6 thr deck and deCk-h0uses, driving everybody
- be engine and fire room, and IN forty minutes aItei
.i ~ 'erul Was sounded the vessel was enveoped IN
-. ~, The boats were lowered ard the vessel ahau-
""'-d TIE steamship Ncw-Nurk, of the NeW-orlCais
IT,, Stood by and offered every assistance the
iosfs were picked up at mdueht by tue plo.-
49, aslin-tou. TO the tain 0i which tie rescued
, We, presented resolutions Of thanks. All hands
"I. Huntsville was white oak, screw steamer,
nm bal I~s1 Her length vas 200 feet. oreGdil D
t besfn - feet. and dcUth oi hold 20 te &.
81 mad capacity of 1,1Ol tons. she was the
$50. SIM Co TIE hontE0me ry aut was one OBJ te wee
~ ~ mo navy from ~62 to l~t5, on service most q"
,fe tie M Tic West Gulf Squadron. IN l-'o rut we
NJ t, a.si-tauee oil tie steamship Golden kut' wrecked
on Psucador Key. r,scuin- about 900 peas us Sh vac
r.ra-U.ri sold to Russell sturgis, ~ud 4 ut'Wtn NtW
Y.f ana N.e-OI Caus Lately she lad bteu running III
Tie Ocean steamship Company me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
A FAvORTTE SHOPPING PLACE.

The store of johnson Brothers n Co., at Four
taenth-s and Uniycryplace is an objective point or
ladies IA arch of holiday gifts for here are innumepe
fancy articles from which ~ choose AMI prices It y"
reasonable that the Christmas money goes further IVA"
the most sanruine antciuae Russia leather good' are
cheaper this ye1r than formerly AMI consist o. useu
boxes well saod for nc collars aud clh, thai are ~
troublesome 90 IT, 1e care o. uu, pu 10 just such Doc"
dressing cases. ror'cmonua's, albums ros loi ''',
wallets clovchoxes. pocketbo0k-' exc E'sI'"' 80
allrr Of blue Russia leather hold twenty yho"Sr'ih-
of cabinet SIZE aud cost SO Glove ana ~
boxes with crystal TOP. 80. Pretty WORK D-s,s ~"
fff.d nm with NH convenience Perfume cl~h ="
et hold fine crystal bottles. Sull afii',s VI io-si
rs, are Iu great I'd now, suci a. Idl i-iI b.
.t,rs .tc card receiver. of porcelain, lth''l u-
hand For useful .l7 are cal 'Iil.Ir "l W 81, bv.. 1f
combined 30 %, umbrellas or 1n' ,..i'rv and tlc
Cloves French soaps, pcrfuuery me h'si - " '-,
&c.. Il, ,-fi.f aIl women delight. The mania IoI -t
il 10 ~. 'lr,-ld here ana there ls variety oil Ja
V,r,1, ,..- OF rosewood or uf lHack walnut c-' l"
~" I..iI- 80 ' .-.r. utt.lr. iul.ld with pearl
rr. s. Th. popular SILVER hllrroJ WEIR }, sh" 49,
NJ ,rices fhat r,Icl1c people of small means am nc
"a ts-. and tLe same IS true oi the JET aug
or-amrn. end ne p'e 'H ta are fyor.t gifts
combs sfy Ii-h tits lht.I' '.. - ,,ut ma n,
iu silver. shon JET Fancy h"tet2l ~ p" ,r VI
pretty boxes ~ various prices Inc u"ie "o.o =. n az
alI kinds from tli, tinie- midget Up 10 Il' u"
If-,s ~ ia. 4rI almost as natural. Boxes OF uth.At
Chief, arr shown aith cunIoideitd ih'-a' y 80
pretty colorrsI borders, sucl auy ddl No'lu W go
i6 i4,, There are also expensive en-
ami lace trimmed s.ts. The fancy Noi-l-l IN 10.
a the ftyortte pieces. such screens cushions, e,aI
stripes, CO. Tia. c.sc OF iah' contains '''A "''
leather ana many Nos Kinds. 49,, $500. -. NOT
rejected here even boa holiday Tunes, L'it J. uu' t,i
oi ali aiaa. iu white scarlet Wu1is OF Fdll"', t".
uesscs and O. match these are warm W"o..u ny,'I
100 price tbtr excellent quality D. cou'Iufi u
Ilere also al, all Iuds OF uccauc- cray'is ana no
TIE millinery stock b. one OF te most ."iul.l'
u thc CITY and ladies who make their Own bonhcts are
fond oi selecting The materials al this store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
A cnILEnE rRArDRNTTY DINNER.

The Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity held it,
third annual dinucr at Delmonco yesterday. over l01
members OF tins old anu honOrei college fraternity were
preseut Speeches made by John Jay-"ho pre-
.,aed-Everctt i. Wheeler, the Rev Dr. L. T. Rogers
Alexander Hutchin,, Professor Theodore ". Dwight,
Hon Thomas Ewing, tuc Rev. o. B rockingham, Man
tnn Marine and Professor Edward NOT,G, 0i Hamilton
Letters OF regret were received irou frrS4d'hl l. ~
moud. Vi NIssar College B'shop Z h5, 'He non
TI,I.rs MAYNARD George William Curtis, JAMES Russell
Lowell President Eliot. VI Harvard; 7ue Rev lAlill5
Bteuk. Charles lraucis Adams. IT,, Donald g. hcAeIi'
I'M. Hon En-, II. Roberts. President Gilman, o.
John. Hopkins University; cX-COvcruur Chamterialn'
~ Maine Ex-Governor Noyr-, Of oA4oi eA-'t uatJi
Iitcncurk Bishop stevens. Bishop Huntington Joseph
trt.f- and OtIrfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

Isaac Smiths Son K Co., Nos. l0l, 4O3, and
203 broadway. are Offering az their several store. Won
dcr.ul bargain. m umbrellas. during the holiday season.
Ts r. confines itself solely 90 The manufacture of un-
bra- %. goods are ot excellent quality. and are sold
.arLlby loss prices. Tie ina docs NOT compete
with uu0-u-- hol---. ut offers hr-J-eae> goods OIL,
reasonable rates For tAc holidays aie shoWha - lhch
umbrella. col Ilr -k. La tNttiifht paragon ltii,
"t 81 Among handsome umbrellas aic those WIZ
NttUiIul mounting Of IVORY. prarl silver, COZ E'io
lre ale most ptaule presents ana are always ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

The holidays viii be marked at Wilson
Mission THIS year with two fe tiyai- which, by the ash o.
the friends thc school, j. hoped % render entertain
INK 20 the litle girls vino receive the uOunt.cs O. tho
Mission on Saturday. at J.. n, the FEST
val ~ the day school viii take place. and or
Christmas DAY. ~ u .. NJ. thrt oi TIE ~uu
day school. Contributions Tor b.tu uialIs are
requested 0r iaJ.c a. ~ AMI may Lr -tnl 90 NJ. 10
So Mari place. his Mission anur-- 10 the generous
al opportunity 20 90 somrtllug ior fac poor do 70 Wu.
tnnt ngr-r ttc stIOEtlDu Of tIcIr bounty where DO
90 no. UAly The recipients but tnc community t.od H.
take very little a. render t.c children httIJ ON or
casIuus nsc these and the Inanagrfs hone Jni tine
intLd- OF Tue school map make Dojn lrstNas aucce-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

"A verdict of orscnical poisoning was rem
u'Itu yesterday hy t-e Cprcncis iury DO tie case col.
Edward Kemp. Thirty, tue Belgian who committed
suicide on December 10. "a, 80. 253 eycHtAavc on
count 20. Li- poverty.
Coroner fih1-ai. yesterday, hold au inquest ou TIE
body O- On unknown man Who wa. found d.gd Il. he'd
htcrmttr 80. at NJ. 2uG Last Onc-nuuire d-aud-
iW'hueih-' a lctt"f Wrs found on the table iu ihr
dead man. Iouu wuttru in t,,f,u,u iu ,ylr DC .,Id
ttHl D. Wac NV Two yraie old and TINS country h.
Ncrl good Que, Dut %. men D. \ AZ very ual.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21


A. j. !. Randolph \ Co., OF Broadway and
Tvenuetl--t. have made their usual Preparations for
The hodays Offer attractive list OF volumes 81
many classes Mr. +. Premises story Of Old times ~
Sew England entitled Pcmaquid," treats Of subject
which mp ais q very large class OF readers. il con
Gains xix illustration, Tie "EItboH-bOuud Books" o.
this fru ar, attractive novelty, and make very de-
rlule .Ift. OF au Inexpensive character. one of tue
-Ittu-," which printed WITH red line The covers
illuminated. " luU and Your Children: HapUf
Homes; How 10 Maze IAcM,' 10y the Rev. Dr. John
HAL. is t- latest Oi these Ribbon volumes tie Rev
d. IayUr's songs u the Night viii Lot De-
lees attractive this year than last ! novel idea
published by this house. These cafds aie intended
hung ia tie itchcu They are folio sheets, bound
t0-etnrr Mr Warren b. 10 pouslDe for the Instruction
tLe Grt o. cooking which thei contain Oiher recent
volumes ot this L.u-t Glimpse ut TIE Coming
by Richard g. Green " Who is Hef" los slr, j. smiley;
lnd Hints ou Bible l:ca1uEs.' by ihc r., John &.
Itl Tie religious poems. tuch 49, the CLauE'd
Crosse" the shadow the Rock and ttr
aiuhcr 0t Peace" issued 10y Randolph a Co.
rii,.e VI people OF culture. But tile special
attraction If ,i- storc az holiday time - retail couu-
fr-, where presented Di the uur h"oks OF the sea
~ou Inty Of them 80 extra hudlu-~ 7rc!aJ designed
Cor tfi- nuu-e Christmas cards, sunday huUl books.
rte ha found great variety. A. y. t. Randolph
TO-, tue AeHl Uih agents fur use hriio! pcs d" jas
H. Osco Il Co.. aud part OF trir s.ufe Is lifted up
s bcrot} at gallery. Iut>e lueit ,iii- IcpIodgc-
t0ns ~ standard cugrayings now include representa-
mons ~ most of the oId masters aud OF The modern
.,IOoi aud sold at the uniform price VI dollar
.stsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

The signatures of persons representing over
s2oooOUo OF tur consolidated bpudr o- tue Nc"Jei.el
Central siroaa Company have bscu secured dGrhE thc
sst three dnys 90 the 5chcue proposed bv the couint""
az consolidated bOudlOier-. These rlZuaturc- do mo-
ln.lldr those obtained go PMludeip.i1. L'udun aud
liuHll-il. from which reports nave been receiver
lu frrtef-lurr OF thp sclcne and notice from tue
committee. the cW-YOrk Guaranty aDd indemnity
C0mp.Hy-tlc trustee under thr consolidated hufi-"fr
VII. take action tOf foreclosure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

"MaIiah Mariahl please slet me Ia :! SAID
80, T., Ii- ,rt. who " A. looking ont ~ the window
ystctntg hun tri tug 10 open The door WITH tOnthpch
IA tread Oh my hey, and irsh al hAttcned ont
ayes. my SON. said a fond parent to his
Icr.d IIuhi exclaimed tAe youth, gazing inqur-
indy upon the badness of the aged parents mead
mat, notllng. - Rochester Democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
THE UNION DIMES NEW TRUSTEES.

superintendent Lamb of the Banking De-
partment stated Yesterday SHAT tur new members Of
. board Of trustee. OF tie JnOu Dime saving. BauA,
WITH these retained, would foam very strong body al
f,auaurrs Tie board yesterday elected j. 4. Knapp
~, ma Nlce-ures dent, and ucd yacauciHs ~ tlc p
upuc, Committee wAIcu : urw comgOscd OF II. h.
II,ub-r :. b. DuC.Ier, J. T. EHapp, ". A. t0ic john
Crcieon Aaron Close. Alfred b. Darling, W H. Locke
and fttrigfrd NJ. HtCuir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

H. the bankruptcy proceedings of John II.
Kcffor, tIc cd cton Of Howard g. Nl.-tou - l -aec.
o., tuc creditors. Ai, bteu SEP usir bs Iu-, batch
ford vino las appointed John r. Plat u li- place. The
change be- On Ido upon tho opinion OF Register B, KIT 40
winch r -sr ttf apparent tat iEr election ll.!
ln.rn effected n iuc interest Ot tir bankrupt.
Ihr creditors oI ". Bailey latr. sDd George e.
Wheeler t,alrr- Ga iron. i CIn aEt I0eiIHa-f- y,s-
tari y c.cel Augusta. g.. C.ur ,.-saee. Claim, f0r
1000 erc proved ,yan-J the linn, aud for - 1000
4, l.tItd tur iuuIsI 1ta~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
BOOKS OF STORY. SONG AND TRAVEL.


Nelson X Phillips Of No. sos Broadway,
oar for the holidays very attractive list OF desirable
books some OF them new. and others whose popularity
has been established O. the latter class is most GER
tainIy Floia and tho Voice." 10y Mary 4. Latbbury,
illustrated by the author This volume Of fairy stories
las already been enioved bv very large number OF
readers ard it's freshness and charm Of style s keep II
I'M favor "Chrs'mas Chimes" new this year, Mus
tutted hv Mary A. L. thhury, and edited bf hs p D.
kuowIts Ou, cts the most interesting IHTls mas po'h
tuI.er tse divisions OF " Chimes OF IruiAis - lAi'
- P,scp.' "Climcs of sorrow and " Chimes ol JOY
Each rart lns Illustrated title page IH'-e poohs u
Christmas poetry Er0W ~ HocuHulu"i' Tut
OBJ the .Iic 90 tls season. Tho Protestant queen 81"
Navarro. fLc Mother Ul the Bourt uns D. the oI} o.
end u '-ummea Eamp'c- in EGrnpc." A xaid"r Cihh
.i- pleasantly recalled tat lueit uts % ll ana - l.
,rrat Britain and ON tGc con- =. 40. ~ Ife ~" .o'
Library, p" Dos Emily Burlington NIer u seTltr 81 NV,
tories bv author whose H"Ih7 nave 49,
pure pleasure 10 wde circle Of reno ~.
IUu volumes OF The Boys Pocket Library ,
have been Issued and VIII probably De- I'i'" q
nv otlrrs Tho first volume contains " Rob an1
III. Friends" AMI " The &Ju tllu II Aitci.f ana
o her stories: Ihc second contains " S.a J. 80 l-f
and the Wreck Of tile Golden Mary very
" iricnt and appealing 90 very dr.. rrht p.l@9hs '
oll peopr compiled by the Rev. W. RI. DE Puv, j.. D.
The Seg. d. Lu,cI's L3ld of lhe Ncia II hlto "Ilt
Information. 300 the form uf personal f.r'Itciloh- OF
ldf. AZ tis store can aIHaFr t FOUND great variety
of religious works ~ every description A. .hc depot o
Methodist Book Concern Ii attracts particularly uF
OF tac Methodist uomuauou' but ls BOOKS ana US
Store are bo,. favored uy al Who Ike Wholesome ana
pleasant reading specially j. made of sunday -chuo
C.rds, scripture chrome etc., ID Tic basement oI W.
tore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
PARNEn AND TUE Fmas MONEY MISSING.

fARISEE AND THE FIRM, MONEY MISSING.
30 Christian Roos, tho banker Of No. rs
r'if. who was arrested upon the charge OF svindng
FSlofs sold his business 10 suodgrass, Jacobsen q
-'iNn. jacobson, formerly Eoo,'s bookkceper has
- ABSENT since December 1 and ~ has been DIS
49, That all The money of the nilu about $4,000. j.
49, me older members oi the huu nave been
~ 70 maze an assignment Tie assignee. Mr.
hb efts that MessIh bbOdsra-s and Anderson,
H. ~ OF any transportation OF money ami that be
r.. .u tlai while jacobsen was bO0kkccIisr for Mr.
81 e.i' were isctcpanCies amounting cases
'-'VVV 10 day. Detectives have beeu employed 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
Wick OF A con TRAM.

PorlsrOwN, Penn, Dee 20.-A broken rail
on the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad caused tie
complete wreck Of an cugin" and forty heavily
frtigu-d with COAL al Limerick station thts morning
Passenger and frci sht tram, were much delay ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

The citizens Of the Yth Senate District,
without distinction 81 party, held meeting LIST event
40 tue Arlington House. BOO East IourcoHtc-s ut winch
resolutions were adopted urging appointment OF Col
MAJ Friedman, as Police Cammi,siOnU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
THE COMPANY FAvoRABLY REPORTED YEAR AGO
STATEMENTS OF TIE RECEIVER.

THE COMPANY FAyoRABLY REPORTED A YEAR AGO
STATEMENTS OF TIE RECEIVER.
A correspondent of THE TRIBUNE calls at
tenOn 10 the fact that examination was made OF the
affairs Of the National Trust Company IN December
1876, by Messrs. Reid Lamb, Of the Banking depart
mout who found the concern all right, and reported
surplus OF $4,000 and upwards He adds Has all tins
corrupton crcpt into the management during the past
twelve mouthsi u can he. Do not the methods OF
the Banking department need examination "
Receiver Best not yet completed his port of ihe
condition Of The company lie saws tua tine zee num-
Der OF calls which Dee C,CccCIye- daily prevents anu iro
working rapidly 0s he would otherwise work In rel
ereuce statement thar The otl ers OF the company
sold all its United States bonds, amounting TO about
500 600. order 90 meet TIE demands OF deposit pit
during the time whom the examination uv Mt Best wa
IN progress. Mr. Best said Yesterday that they sold suc
bonds 20 the unit OF S'~j,1Oo but were unlNt 20
touch Che remaining >lO5OOI. which were pledged WIN
the Banking DcuJr.u ut. lie also said that uchnei
the Board o Trust who resued Iuur months ago
Withdrew $4,000 o. trdst moneys just before inc run
began.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

The Law and Oricr lfu@lc OF this city. yes
t-f.1y adopted resolutions Occurring thnt tlr hIynr
Ind improperly iui,r.efcd Virh thc Police ard Excise
(oUii-- Dfct- In thclg cnur- t0 enforce abe tNcsc
laws. uud dcuourcuE s conduct as tending ir min
d.te ,utc OH, al. Boz tho -eiar-r ~ tLci. dutv.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

morning lie call, ont his private secretary john on
which side dld | vote ycsicfdayp "Democratic" says
John. "Ah! then this Is the Republicans day. John
put "A b. In each coa;-IaA pocket "-lChicsgo
Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

ing 900 with the Chamberlain HIS bondsman Is
samuel ". CorWin. Mr.. BrOadweil has now Deeh re
leased from the TOmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

Fnthcr 10 son Just from college" What
have ron learned 90 your culrgt O. We never learn
upvtIiA-; they don't ei You sec the Ne" spaper-.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
NATIONAL TRUST CORRUPTION.

search for Jacobsen who It is believed has gone either
to Canada OF Hamburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

TIE CLAIRMOST's PRESIDENT RELEASED.
Shearman BroadwelI the president OF the
Cairnont Savings BaaE, perfected his bail deposit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

Porter A. C.ate. ~ Philadelphia PRINT very attract
we t of ucv publications varied eh'lb"'' n''. sue
,ouir,u,rpt. of many tastes la Literature. To begin
t,,. 49,. ,.,der. unveils toe Authors Edlpa OF
I,,.ru." IA f.urt,cu volumes. Illustrated W 7oi
r,tipe, and d new Household Eiton OF the "d'cf-
r, Novels uniform vita II, presents when need DO
commentators The tenth thousand 81 DOLLY ~
IA, author al That Las. ~ l'HTc- c"ds naturally 10
tI arsfiou SAT " .err a te Sine e which coId DO
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-26
Enjoy Life.

What IA truly beautiful world we live in !
Nature gives US grandeur of mountains,
e.ens and oceans. and thousands of means
for enjoyment. We can desire no better
when 10 perfect health; but how often do
the majority Of people teel like giving it
up dishearteued, discouraged and worried
out with disease, when there is no occasion
tor this feeling as every sufferer can easily
obtain satisfactory proof that Green's Au-
gust Flower will make them as free from
disease as when born Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint is the direct cause of sew,
enty FIVE per cent of such maiadies al
i5ili"uSness, Indigestion, Sick Headache
C,.stiveness. Nervous Prostratinn, Dizzi
ness of the Head, PalpitaIiou OF the Heart
aud other distressing symptoms Three
i"Ses If August Fhwer will prove it's won
dcr'ui effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents
Try it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-26
Ghe Daily Argus,
The Pope,s Health.
GFrom n. Y. herald I

FROM \. 1. HeFaiG
There is ~ reason. We suppose, to doubt
the accuracy 81 the news from Rome given
in the Loud ~ Times, and il Is such as to
Indicate that the time Is not tar distant
when another OF tie remarkable figures of
modern European history will pass from
the stage. Indeed, the death of the Pope
is an event that. however deeply it might
move the world, could scarcely have sur
prised it if it had happened at any time
within few years past. But with rare
vitality the Pontiff has fingered on till re-
ports of his Illness have almost been re-
garded with incredibly. and be still lin-
gers, though Violently 10 a condition that
might make him the victim of any impru
Deuce on the part of his attendants, or
even4cf an exceptionally bad change of
weather 1t seems probable, however,
that his physical functions are to outliVe
the activity OF his intellect. his eagerness
in regard to the condition of the Church,
his interest 10 all that concerns it, seem to
wane. while the strictly bodily functions
continue in reasonably good order. 1t is
not unfrequently seen in men who have
reached an advanced age that the body
seems, as it we're, to outlive the mind 10
the case of ordinary men whose will are
made and affairs settled at that age this
beginning of the end is of no especial mo-
ment. but IN the case of the Pope it is
otherwise; for, while the bodily existence
of the Pontiff prevents the filling of his
place or the regular succession of his func-
tons. his mental decadence permits those
functions to lapse altogether or fall into
unauthorized hands; and hence must neces-
sarily arise COMMISSIONS and collisions that
cannot add to the influence of the papacy
10 the world at large.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-26

The treaty regarding trade marks was
signed yesterday in London by Minister
Pierrepoint and Earl Derby, and forwarded
to Washington.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-26

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING NEW
YoRK.-One of the best kept aud most
convenient Hotels for Merchants and
others to stop at when 10 New York is the
Grand Union Hotel, nearly Opposite the
Grand Central Depot, kept on the Euro
pean plau--you therefore only Jay for
what you get. Everything is first class,
aud prices moderate, adapted to the string
ency OF the times, You save the expense
of carriage hire, and by leaving your bag.
gage check on the counter of the Hotel,
your baggage will be delivered in your
rooms, fifteens minutes after the arrival
of the cars, free of expense. We advise
You to give the Gland Uuion trial.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-26

Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at THE ARGUS HEEor
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-26
Dun bars Wonderful Discovery. Bethesda
Mineral Spring Water.
WaukeSha, Wis.

This water is the acknowledged cure of
the intractabe and incurabIe disease known
as Bright's disease, 6iobetes, dropsy, brick
dust deposit, inflammation OF the neck of
the bladder, alkali, aud equity swelling.
Fer the liver it is unsurpassed. 1t will al.
lay all inflammation of the kidney and urinal
organs in tweuty-four hours giving imme-
date relief; also. in scarlet fever it pre-
vents the kidney from coDgeshng, and re-
moves all traces of albumeneria. 1t viii
give relief in all cases Of high fever. Has
never failed to do what is claimed for it.
Col. RICHARD DUNBAR
Waukesha, Wis.
For sale in Davenport in any quantity
by Emeis i Go and by druggists through
out the world. 5-l9d&w1y.