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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-02

FRosr AND SNow.-On Thursday
May 18th, it showed at Weston, in this
county, briskly for few minutes. On
the night following potatoes, tomatoes
squasbes, pumpkins, cucumbers, beans
and other vines were frozen here in
Pendleton and skim of ice was form.
ed on water standing in exposed loca
tions. What the result of the freeze
has been on fruit We are not yet advls-
ed.--E Orfgonidn.
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JACkSON'S
OIL.
Cures Rheumatism, strains, ear and
toothache.
HORSE OINTMENTS,

For sweeny, strains, old sores etc..
VINCENT'S patent liquid soap for glass,
paint, etc. Liquid harness wash. also BED
BUG ERADICATOR AND VARNISH, all
manufactured by
J. K. VINCENT.
He also cures bunions, corns and warts. He
will sell any of the above mixtures in large
or small quantities Call and see him at Lew
iston I. T. If no, satisfied no pay required.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
OF EEDAE2O.

Delegate in ngress............S. S. Fem
Governor. .....-.................."M. Bravman
Secretary. j. Curtis
NaFsnal.- ..............-.............J Plnkham
u. 5. Attorney Dey................."J. W. Huston
trehsurer.................. Ohm HuntOOn
............J. Perrault
JUDGES CLERKS DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
lst Dstrct....... Ohm Clark
tIerk....... ............."..............H. Sqnier
District Attorney. ney........."........."J. W. Poe
End rict.."................M. E. Hollister
Clerk. .........................A.L L. Richardson
District Attorney. Geo. Ansle
80 District...... e. Prickett
NleTk
District ttorney.................F. e. Ensign
The Judges Of the lst 2nd and 3D. dis
trcts assemble at the capital on the first
Monday in January in each year. and con-
stitute the Supreme Court Of the Territory.
with the Judge of the End district AS Chief
Justice, and A. l.. Richardson as Clerk
The Judicial Districts and the times and
places Of holding Courts in each are desg-
mated by the Supreme Court when in ses-
sion and are liable to change each year.
LAND OFFICES:
surveyor Gen......................L. F. Cartee
IDAHO DISTRICT
Hegister. ter......................W. P. Thompson
.....................James Stout
LEWISTON DISTRICT.
Keg,ster. ...........................J. N. Howe
Necelver...--...-.......... j. Monroe
NORTH IDAHO COUNTY OFFICIALS
NEE PIERCE co.
PROBATE udge....................D. J. Warner
oherin... ......-EZra Baird
Auditor l. Recorder. .Thos. Hudson
treasurer. ........................A. Binnard
ASSESSOR. r.........~..........-.J.W w. Northrup
County Commissioner. ~: .w%. :; n'':sG"s Es'"s
.."..J. NJ. Curry
sHosHoNE CoUNfy.
Probate .".~.....D. l.. Elliott
Sherlf .................."..Johh Maiioy
Auditor l. .....Frank Capps
Treasurer. Mamie
fSSessor... ............".........".C. I nFo"n
,ceppy Commissioners r., r.: J: : NJ. " Bradley
IDAHO COUNTY.
Probate Judge. e....................A. Shmmway
Auditor Il Rscorder........-......B. +. Morris
treasurer. ...........................f oii'er
ASsesSor..-................ -" "+'e
! .....p. II. Howser
County Conmissioners leo. pemps,eF
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I: Correspondence 1 cleds 2. y Nile : Orleans y
$1,000 :. -. q y rorvtLLE-oRLfAxs, I
- - I, n 7 nOvemLre 1877. &

! Un Koumc heureux hour lc quart d'heure,
en hon 6ku psnr hier yoir ct bicn entendre
~ clin6ta lea Plus cnti6uses du monde, est un
de- hIs teSplw distinguTs de In Louisiane, NJ.
Heury vixiaud, ,gue le Ner Orleosis Democrat
houofatt mef ) SUn dtdit dun suffrage 6clai-
M. PAr rst, aisinlo avantage deposition. sans
mi besoirl dsusis courtikancsic qni ~ mt j.
.mais dnna con 6arMctNr re fer ct digne, vignand
frAAhit Grant Mac- -MahUn et MscSMakon
q. Grant, eat l1ntfodueteur ct linterprete
dams IL krsmi mohde politigMe paffsicn, 10
trsit dsGfl0u sntra rcxP Presidetit dcs Etats-
UniJ q lon snnmiffa Do t0ut paru. Henry
vIGnpad, ~ q fSev6 / = Nonye!le. e.Orieans,
y ~. aim as@ts q sieclc, tcdisesit O.:c. ne.
81 l0tA Il eollAbotsit iei a cbsrsr g y
Usa6qe1 4 Limet ion lS0o, a fSndait, ton.
ioofS ld.is ItsaisSasss jSsshjShefse, quil
enr,da 16anuA i'arFiv6e yio Dutlets On 100e, q
,Suit1e sou kays avse y tonne note "d'eunemi
cavtxiatsN,h g ftfngie - Ffanne: onttO @
(ApsViNt 1f0loa1gli1 ~, a3Ggs f0dtg6 pr j.
Douo1k ancsen Journalistic louiaianais, puis
6evlemt Il eeoif62airo a. J6lvu Dliholl. Ten.
voy6 Couf6d6f6 I .rhria; Il t'ocosspe do drUit
iu6eruetjonal q maritime, 81 ct cite IN jour
coOnync atktosit6 \ y tribune du Pnflenieut
anRlsis. II nnursuit aon ehcmin dams u prcasc,
fcrit (lea articles plil0aerhiques ct litt6raires
fbrf rognarusnka. II NJ falt qile c3tlcr snx col
IycitnYious AZ II. Wnshburnc en- entrsnt y
lfvatios, asn<ricxine Do Paris, ct dams % role
dii,lomatiaue et dGlioat, ne diasimnle rien dc
- sentiments qui mont pas change, .c!itiquc
dams les jourmaMx IN p0litiquc suivie par
Grant contxu ID L0uisian0 ct d6feud Beam
regard. uue 10 cOmte do Paris . trais6 in1ns-
tsascut dams son H1stoirs de y gtsrrs amers'
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cains. lie Septennat, danS "A phase libFrale,
orne an boutonniAre An rnban roupe de Ia
Legion d'honneur. Of ouand Grant se SONNET
In yoIonfS du nennie Of cade In nlace
HAYES. Ia ministre Moves trouye en- Nj. VI
pnnud nm eonoour2 Mus indispepeable QUIZ ne
Fetait A son prCdfcesseur. Vienne rExposi-
tion internafionalc, son utiiite sera plus
grande encore ct son d6vo0ment pins pre-
cicux. Rien de bieu important dams les af.
fsirea dc rEtat, Il 90 nest lc siege fait An
Congras par les dialogues lsuisianais pour 10
reconstruction rationale dies levees, In pro-
chaine distribution de cannes mexicaines du
commissaire leDuc par rintermEdiaire de
lex-gouyerueur HILBERT, qni rencontre ton
iours guclque part l'emploi dc son activitG.
In d6couverte des famenx retours electoranx
do II paroisse Vernon 4 New York, ct les
movements demigration noire ct d'immi-
grafton blanche qui sout en- vote dc develop
pcment.. ali5 - ~ 'fIF9 ''f,t
/ Parmi lee bills introduits 10 Chambrc dc
Washington par les reprfsenfants de In
Louisiana, sont ccux de NM. 4. John Ellis,
rolsstif ccrtains titres depropri6t6s; de Glib
son, demandant une indemnit6 de $S4, 400
pour In destruction de rAsile Touro; de
Robertson. sur lee eontrats de poste ante
rieup 4 1866: ct d'Elam, pour Reinforcement
des obstructions de In Riviere Rouge. Sur &c
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PAR OIs 8 e s
,sT.cHARLEs


NJ. Leon d. Sarpy, traduit de.
want le commissaire des Etats.
Unis Southworth, q Ia NouveIle-
Orleans, pour vente de tabac et
whiskey sans licence aux travail
leurs de son habitation a St-Char.
les, a etc acquitt6 par la raison
qu1 nest pas proprietaire, mais
settlement cr6ancier hypothecalre
de ladite habitation.
M. George Essex, sheriff ct
membre du board des ecoles de
St Charles, ecrit au n. o. Weekly
Louisianian, quill est satisfait de
la composition du board ct en-
chante de la repartition des ecoles,
don't dix sont attributes a la po-
pulation lie couleur, ct deux ser
ment a la population blapeh--
-Notre We'll ami p. ricard fait
construire un nOuveau magasia,
on nous lui souhaitons la continua-
tion dune legitime prosperite.
LIE docteur Joseph Jones, de
pEcole de medicine de la Nonvel-
le. Orleans, a ecrit, sur DIES anti.
quites indiennes, decouvertes au
Bayou des Allemands, yne iettre
que nous publierons da0s Dotre
proclaim numer0.
Nous lis0ns dams le Herald:
voici le fablean, fourni par Ia ssesseur, 3
In date du n octobre. des individus do , II
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sr-JRAN. .BAPTIsT1 2 &

7 Le pouvernement dec Etsts-
Unis commence q prendre int6ret
a pagricultnye ct a rindustrie su-
crieres de In Louisiana, qui, d elles
s0nt protegees, surtout cOntre le
fl6au tles inondations, peuvent etre
In source dun revenu consid6ra-
,le pour le pays. LIE general Le-
Duc, commissaire du d6partelnent
dePagricultnrs, q particuIierement
tlrOit a Ia reconnaissance des plan,
teurs de Ia Louisiana, II e'est en-,
qnis avec une iouable sollicitude
de iears hesoins ,et de le,,rs sOuf'
frances, il n recueilA lsurs plaintes
ct, leurs dol6ances, .,et Went de
dresser an rqpllart que nous ayoas
aujOurd'hdi sous les yeux. Indie,
pentlamment de statistiQues deja
conn1es de nos lectehrs, ie rap
port de M. LeDuc content des
communications q lui transmises
par NM. John d. Mnrrell, Iber-
willie !. Charles 81. Walker, de pha-
bitation Walker B Thompson,
Franklin, Ste Marie; Henry Ware,
IIberville i E.-W.g Moore, Waah.
lingtou; O.-B. AustiGy Sta ,Masie;
John B. Pittman, Lafonrche; L..G.
,Aldrich, Ascension ; Norbert Lou
que, St Charles ). Lewis Guion,
Assumption; Daniel Thompson,
Bayou Teche; R..F. Spaugenberg,
Jefferson; ED. Barton, Napo.
leonville, John H. Randolph, her
vile F..S. Barbour, Plaquemines;
Vincent Bogue, St. Landry /; Mar
tin Giynn,- Quest Baton. Rouge I;
ALL. Barns, Terrebonne; FL.
t,iaiborne, PoiueeC Coup6e; ; VIII
Ballard, Ascension Joseph An.
ger, ) Ibesville - John Dymond,
lNouyelle-O Orleans /; Charles Starr,
st Martin !; DIV, Brickell, Nou-
volle.O Orl6sus !; John O. Co6eld,
Ascension /; Samuel CrAgin, Terrs-
bonne; i'm. Howell, Lsfourchs;
b. Won Phnl, Est Baton. Rouge
MD. Bringier, Ascension.
Nous nous donnons lei Ia sa-
tisfacti0n, sans prendre toutef0is
la libertc de nommcr rauteur, de
otter quelques lignes dune lettre
qui nous est adress6o de Ia N0u-
vellesO Orleans. On y vera Te6et
produit par 10 lecture do ls pro
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Oh z1uoi aio7t 4 ,i1on 81 Tef a1iaia
ubse i7ag7oT ia13u9q III .qoaGigih
.fIo3 a5'g uih rpt1eJC 9'egAs
rs oua;e r5 4arsi1s gaF z gr
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DERNrfREs NoUvELLEs

lie pr6sidept des Eats Unis . pom-
m6 VI. Henry 8. Sandford. dc Ia Flo
rt.lp, ,nmihisttelA Brnxelles, et, ofEart,
dit-on, In mission do Berlin An colo
mel Robert Ingersolf. .-MSlgre un dis
c0ars AMiWesit JiN A6natear MeEti-
mon, on ,c9pit ape II coDit& dee Cleo
tions .du Senat federal se .prononcera
ess f&vemri Ne KeIlsgg eentTe Spo6ord.
LA victoire dee d6nDocsat tee dnna les
elections des Etats de New York ct
dn NewlJenSey est confrm6c; ilsont
gagn6 q, 600 voix dams Ia Pennsyl-
vanie depuis l'aRD6e deTni6re. Ler6-
sultat, dams le Wisconsin, est encore
Uncertain, .assrsn gag rg fn. s1s- s'gsS's
Z -Cardozo, l'exstresorier de In Caro-
line dn Snd, a etc declare compatible.
"A New York, concert le 10, au
Chickering Hall, au b6ne6ce de Mile
Corinne Bouligny, de ID Nonvelle-
Orleans, LIE docteur Thomas d. Cott-
man, ci-devant de la Louisiana, etait
candidat 4 In Legislature. de- New
York, Nux elections da 6.f'e% f'a.i-.
A Ia Nouvelle Orleans, T. Abeilt
public nne lettre par sla9uelle Nine
Theirs rcmercie, 1 Ia date do 10 oc-
tobre, N. Noiret ct les patriotes fran-
Gals qni lui ont enyoy6 dee cpmpli-
nients de copdol&apce \ f0ccasi0n de
h mort dua grand homme d'Etat.-
QnatPe manufacturers de cigsres ont
- v~fk sr1k dnxyuu ~ - SvSk vfsfnas sFs+Nitf'
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Total i76 i79 :. 6Is COZ 1881

lie Onlon0l (1Wen Nolefnu. nOtr6 luRc-
nieur civil. nous n montre une carte de n
UNION, appartenant NJ. Cambon, de 6t-
Jean-isaptiste. .fl .ee. sFtsa...o.s5 -
-L'avocat de district dc IN parcisse des
Ayoyelies q ecrit au geuvernew Hahn qn'au-
Gun tsmoiguage ne In impliqu6 dams 10 se-
cente afEaire criminelle, deia connue du pu-
bic, ct lni exprime ses regrets du tort gus
pu causer. n. Hahn lincompreheMable
mention de son nom au proces.
M. Joseph Desire Lorio demande la
Cour de paroisse l'administration de = sue.
ccssiou victorin Lorio T. communaut6. yief
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sr-JAooUHs 8 /

Mons accomplissons 10 plus
agreeable devoir en- reproduisant le
sincere examen de conscience du
LOMisidnais . ~ ..t.s.,,t.
Go numero Is novembre) commence laqua.
torziAme ann6e. du Losisinsiais. M. Isl 81,
II ne nous appartient pas, bien entcndu, do
dire 81 n0trc Guvro est ib0nne on mauvaises
vaut quelque chose on ne vaut rien, etc
utile, est utile on peut encore 6trNutile ID
commnnaut6 dams lsquellc nous viyons do
lpuis un quart de steele.
II nous convient settlement Dc dire qua
nous avons travaille coirageusement, con-
scienciansement, sens srr0t, sans faiblcese,
sans crainte, on le sort nous await jet6, pour
raccomplissesnent dan devoir dhomrne, Dc
Il c;est piasot ifnt6ret Dc Ia verits, dc IL
libertA do IL justice, do 10 ccmmunaut0
lo,iisiauaise ct do ID patrie am6ricaine, quo
n0tre propre iut6r0t qui nous . c0nstan-
ment dirig6 pendant les vingt-cinq ann6es
que nous avons libsement ct v0loutaironCns
donnee. AEAm9riq!e, qui ct notre pstris
d,adcptico, n Lcissisne, qui css noese ntas
coin dc famille ct le foyer dc notre ccpur,
n,ais dans ,squd aussi cost des teUbes Y.
Nous lisoas encore dRps le
% o. rcuis ] sas hssls.sloss, coiomb, ROMAN, Roman,
Welham. Walls. Bolngeeh. CAntA R6my.
wagucspack, Guidy. LeBourEeois, etc.
Et q fUodomoa1Ss El .sSEE4j H9.J4G
En- disant que, ,larpept, \ Alheure ps6ssnts.
donne Sae m0y6ans DUN d0mi- -b06caat, nous
oroyeea etrs dams y vrai. IN .nxs,.. no
NOS chasseurs bion connus, b. Oubro 81
e S s1s :sS N SssTEss,a ssase = cSe TcS9
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rL1STE DES LETTRESsa i
Tor 70 poste d'EDG GAR
y tc' -aS.l0 novembse l677.l

n sssa cel6brG merersali "a novembro, ;
dix hcures du matin, ; sl6glise 6f.PlesnE,
StJesn-B Baptiste, rive Ranciie, m service fu-
0UILCAUNR DUHE, n6e STePHANIE DE
Les pareats st asnis do ID
faanile soat invit6s ; assistseA } y o6r6monie
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teur Lafon, quai Jemmapes, d Pa
ris, que Sc tint une reunion des
deputies republicans traques par
le Coup d'Etat du 2 decembre,
dams une vieille maisOn qni, sui
want Repression du poete-histo-
rien, Havait WI. tomberla Bastille."
-Cest avee une douleur pro-
fonde que nous annonconsla mort
dun de nos plus vieux, de nos
plus chers amis, le docteur Gus
tave Chabaud. II a succomb6 jeu-
di, 8 novembre, vers deux heures
de l'apres.midi, a une atf"~rrf'a-
pOplexie fopdrnpan.xz6le r6stes
ont. t.6s<=:.:s:.rrss ! 6ier, a 8 heures
du soir, au cimetiere de st.
Jean. .Baptiste, au milieu dun
nombreux conconrs de pa
rents ct d'amis. LIE doc
tenr Chabaud, ne 4 Bordeaux,
entire dams sa 67e an
nee, exercait depuis 1910 Ia
profession medicale dams la pa
roisse St-Jcan. Baptiste. Notre
ceur est bris6, car il y . plus de
vingt ans que Gustave Chabaud
etait le compagnon fidele de notre
foyer, ct que nous mettions en-
commun nos peines ct nos joies.
Nous dirons Ia semaine prochaine,
avec plus de libert6 d'esprit, quelle
perte est celle de 81 famille ct de
Ia paroisse tout ~ntiere. LIE doc
teur Huard, appel6 pres de son
copfrars, est arrive trop tard, ct
ma pg que meier ses regrets aux
n6tres. .
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0ONPrEsAxvDU Us DSDAEH1x41

a OOXPTBEXENUUOU OU0XATHBNBH
.EOlrESEANAEG, pasaassaut tous les deux
MOI. Tome 1, - lfvSaison. HommAire:
l.-RAgleme0ts. Article aialitio0rel.
l-Extrait du pr0CAoveeaal. 9Th
a--Esquisse Bls.Graphiqus d Jehs Rut-
leaee. Hon. G. 0Ayaefd. e f&fa N
4-Extrait In PrucAsvsebal. n
5-Agregstion. m
6-Migrations ct Acclimataticn On Polyn6-
Gle. n. do QuatrehsxcA.
l7.-Extrait du Pruc1sverbnl. nts
6--Dc In P06sis dams rHistoirs ct tlc qlel.
qucs ProblAnseA Sociaux. n. q. Bleton.
9.-Misccllanscs.
l0.-COrresp0nslanc
Pour l'alniunomrmt, s'nlrcacr ~ sccr6-
taiFu. Dr. Alfred Mercicr. II. d. Hox 1904,
Noavclle-O Ori6ans. Pix, sk0Oprnn. Payable
davauce. l0nlm.
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PRIx DIES ANNONCEs:
.7tpAH oAD8E DE DIX LIoNEs o
Premiere insertion. =. Isl OK
Insertions suivantes.. 80. - IA

;z1aauod H3la 9's ahoiiif aNoe
spoa ,basl4 Brgysb tufigJ;I ,G,E4
sso1 emmys yp9b 4 aiqom saai7ssI
81 5.d trta = rn1: al37 7ra.15'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-30

Stanley Matthews made a speech not
long since at a reception giving to him
on reaching his home in Ohio, In the
course of it he warmly praised the Demo
Gratis in the hou-e of representatives who
had opposed the delay of the count
Among them he named Lamar, Hill, Cor
don, Brown, Watterson, Randall and
Fernando Wood. He added:
Now, my friends, independents of the
question of personal obligation to which !
have alluded as operating as u motive OF
the part of these southern Democrats,
there was another expectation in their
minds which greatly Influenced their con-
duct. That was the expectation that after
all it would not be bad thing for the
south to have hayes president; that, after
all. perhaps they had made a mistake in
not themselves previously assisting him in
the election; at any rate it was the eXpec.
tatiOn that the Inauguration Of the Repub-
lican president would be the inauguration
for them Of a new era-an era when peace
should be substituted for arms; when
Cancellation should be adopted instead of
words Of retaliation and hard names: when
an effort should be made to bind together
the union not merely by bonds of law and
force, but by means of interest, kindness,
friendship end fellowship; that the
dove Of peace should spread its
white wings, and with an olive
branch borne from the north to the south
furnish to them the emblem and the
pledge Of peace, and honest, good, local
selt-government and prosperity. They
founded those expectation upon letter by
Governor Hayes when he accepted the nom
ination of the Republican party as Its candi-
date for the presidency and they founded
u upon the personal assurance of those UhO
kne1o ham, or thought they kne1 him ,0eU,
that he meant eUe7V toord that he had said.
and that he GCdS q man I0hO could neither
be seCtuced nor terrified out of has con-
gictiOnS Aud upon that faith they were
willing to cooperate in the operation of
that legal machinery which had been set in
motion and which they saw was inevitably
bringing about the result by which a Re-
publican president and administration
were established in the seat of power"
If Judge Matthews had waited two days
before making this speech he certainly
would not have made it. Being made, il
is the strongest eYidence-all the stronger
for being unconscious-of the exact
accuracy ofthe story which was yesterday
told i'll Washington dispatches. 1t would
be interesting to know, and still more in
terestlng a week or two hence to know
Judge Matthews's revised opinion as to
the firmness of Mr.. Hayes's convictions.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-30
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

q depressed, Irritable state OF mind
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling.
no energy or animation acOnfused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bllitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds a sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
1t tones up the system, arrests di7chA ~e dispels
the mental gloom and desponden.. - 4 rejuve-
mates the entire system. 1t is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Price S. for package
Of five boxes and large 80 vial of powder which
Is important in old serious cases; 81 per single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MSeNCINE CO.
no. 563 BROADWAY, II. Y.
s5fT See Grgs advertisement.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-30
Brignoii Indignant.

The following story is told of Brignoli,
the great tenor singer, and Frings. the
hostler of local notoriety. Brignoli was
very mad because his name did not appear
in the newspaper advertisement of the
Emma Abbott concerts in Peoria, and he
Indignantly asked of DIR. Frings the reason
OF this strange omission. Why" said
the tenor, My name should have been
displayed in large letters. More people
YOU'D have come to hear me than Miss
ABBOTT, This he said with characteristic
egoGsm, but the doctor replied with his
usual courtesy, That's Just the reason
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-30
The Iron Trail .

A spicy sketch descriptive of trip over
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail-
road and of the beauties, scenery and plea
sure resorts of the Rocky mountains, by
"Nym Criukle," the musical and dramatic
critic of the New York World, sent free on
application, together with the San Juan
Guide, maps and time tables of this new
aud popular route from Kansas City and
Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points
in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and the
San Juan mines The finest line of Pull
man Sleepers on the continent between the
Missouri river and the Rocky mountain.
without change.
Address. t. j. ANDERSON,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
2 9dW6m TOPEKA, KAN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-30
MEDICAL.
SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAN in the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax E; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with a painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits
are low and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred few ofthem existed,
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DE-. c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can De used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. McLANE' S LIVER
PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE' s
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. McLANE and
FLEMING BROS. on the wrappers.
Ray Insist on your druggist OF
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-.
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeeperS generally.
To those wishing to give DIR. c. McLANE's Liver
Pills trial. we will mail post paid any part OF the
United States one box of Pills for twenty-five
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-30
9dw6m

MOTHERS can secure health for their
children and rest for themselves by the
use of Castoria, a peafect substitute for
Castoria Oil. 1t is absolutely harmless,
and is as pleasant to take as honey. Fol-
Wind Collie. Sour Stomach. Worms OF
Constipation, for young or old, there is
nothing in existence like it. 1t is certain
it is speedy.
CAKED BREASTS. Rheumatism, Scatica
Swelings, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Burns
Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bone
and muscle ailments, can be absolutely
cured by the Centaur Liniments. Wha
the White Liniment is for the human
family, the Yellow Linimentis for spawned
CALLED, and lame horses and animals.