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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-31
.POsT OFFICE NOTICE.

1)OSf OfFICE NOTICE.
The foreign MATHS week ending Saturday, August
T. 1877, will close this Office Tuesday. at M Tor
Europe by steamship Montana, VIA Queenstown, on
Nedncsday, At A. NJ. for Europe, by steamship Agena
via correspondence Tor France
by this must be specially addressed, A.
for france direct by steamship France avre; on
via ny monh, Cherbourg aud Hamburg; on saturday at
A. M or scotisnd ana North Of 1clsnd BY steamship An
choria via Neville and Glasgow. and 80 A. NJ
by steamship Gcrmanic, via Queenstown (corre
spondcnce Tor ocrmany Scotland and North Of Ireland
be forwarded by this steamer be specially sddrsse
and at ~ 10 A. M Tor Europe by steamship oder. via
southampton and bremen. The steamships Montana Al
geris ana uermanic do not take mails for Denmark,
sweden and Norway. The mails tor the West Indies
Havana and ~ Thomas. leave New York August l. Tho
mails lot the West indies via Bermuda aud ST. rhom
leave New York August 2 The mails for Nassau n r..
leave New York August H. The mails for China and
leave Ban Francisco The malls Tor Australia
&C.. leave San Francisco Aagaa Is
NKw York July y. 1871
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, l-16C LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
BiRELY srEADY-fLOUR STRAIGHTFORWARD
FIRMER--CoRN DERER-oATs LowER-wHIs-
KEY NoMINAL-PC&K NoMINAL-LARD EAsl-
kR-PETRoLEUM fDMINAL-sPIRIrs TURPEN-
TINE FIRM-RosN sTEADY-oILs QUIET
COFFEE sTEADY-UGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
QUIET.
MONDAY, July 30-6P. NJ
Bus'ess was moderate In most branches, although
in somea bctter trade was In progress On Change
the sitnon was improved. Flour was stead,er
wheat WIS nrmer Corn in demand and rather
dearer. Oats were unsettled and lower. Whiskey
was nomhal Pork was dali and nominal Lard was
dnli and eaier Frsghts quiet Cotton on the spot
was ioc hwer Futures closed barely steady. Coffee
hrm' sugarwas nominal Oils and petroleum quiet. Rosin
was steadT aid spirits turpentlne was firm
CoFFEE-lh. market for Rio was hrmer and prices were
advanced &C.; 1892 bags. ex George Walker sold on pri.
vate terms Mild ofee que.. The stock of Rio here
tonight In first hants Is 1903 5l bags, at Galveston 900
do at Savannah, 100 do at Hampton Roads OBS do
at Baltimore 24995 do. Total 13a95l b.ys In second
hands-At New Orleans 1000 bags at Batihor. 90 ooo
do at Now York. 66 do Total. 16l,661 taxs rctn,
stock 29eel2 bags Ahoat and loading for Une States
to July 6779S bags Purchase for United Site. "a
July % 1900 Santos. 10000 bags Total visible surv
474 4O5 bags. We quote Ordinary cargoes. 1916 Ito
fair do. lec 1916; good do 1870. 1876. primo do,
2oc 2OAG extreme range for lots 1915 2lc Santos
fair to good l9c l9c gold 90 days. Java
bags. 23c 24c do. mats. 24c 26c Singapore
l9c a2Oc CeyIon. l9c. 21c Maracaibo 1sc 2Oc La
guayra. l9c 2oc.; Jamaica IKE. l9c; st. Domingo
1896. Tie: Porto Rico, lsc 2oc; Costa Rica isc
21c Mexican. l6Hc 2Oc.; Macassar. l9c. &c Argos
!nra. ls1sc 2o1sc; savanilla lsc. Doc. Curacao.
tic. y I9c.
Corros.-The market for spot cotton wus quiet and
lice lower Futures opened about points lower on all
months except August which only about lower
The market steady for the first hour the
but s Ssfos PRIZES and
August showed the most frmness In the forenoon bat
the afternoon 1t the weakest. The market closed
barely steady. with decline tor the day Of from to IA
points The closing prices to-day compared with Satur-
davis. follows =
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EUROPE.

MAGNfFiCENT HOTEL. F0KSffUEE ASD Bust.
Nl nessAucton sale az Liverpool England, % Tuesday,
7h xt Association rooms IL COOK a.
Liverpool the wahington Family Hotel situate in Lime
st.. Liverpool with the Furniture. Fittings Fixtures
Utensils In trade aud business carried
London and Northwestern katiway station. within few
walk OF all the other railway stations and river
ferries and In close proximity
public buildns theatres and places oxclu.
svc ofgronnd hoor aud public 22 sitting ana
single aud double ocddcd rooms. all lofty. light. airy and
than IN tue generality OF FIRST hotels
erected IN 1862 aud Is well known Americans furn
ture elegant but subtsntal splendid prospect
OF otel arae opportunity tor American hotel proprietors
OF companies To establish English branch be viewed
until morning OF sale Particulars had from PEATE
son. sol,oitor. alter ST. or a. ROBINSON washS.
ON Hotel. Liverpool
no COLONISTs AND FOREIGNERS VISITING Lxlu-
i don, to whom
THE COLEMAN STREET EXCHANGE.
Gt Coleman st.. London.
affords temporary Office accommodation, and has News
room. Posc Restante smoking aud Coffee Rooms
SHORT TERN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
A.
rot exceeding two GALE dar months ..........i 4 q
|. Escfssthss y arsipul srx snlyy " tSeIlsAssans
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DIED..

BLANCHE Suddenly, OF scarlet fever, aged IA
months the youngest OF Robert and Helen Blancke
Hobokcn, July 80.
BARLow.--At Sing Sing, July 80. HARaY PowER son
OF John Il. and Carrie r. Barlow, aged years and
months
Funeral services at the residence Of hts parents
Elizabeth st.. Sing sing on wcdncsdayhAugust /, Al
half past O'Clock.
CnRIsTAL-On Monday morning, July 30, ANSR
CuRisrAi, aged 81 years
Funeral will take place. from the residence Of her
brother-in. law, Dennis Gallagher, 80 Park ST.. on
"wednesday August J. ut half past one 7. NJ Relatives
and fr,end are invited without further notice.
oK--CHHIsr GRAxrg Cook. son Of Bernard and
Louise Cook on Sunday, July 70, at seven O'Clock.
Relatives and friends, also Pyramid Lodgo sos,
l. D. o. r., are respectfully invited TO attend tho
funeral, from his parents residence, No so Greenwich
av., July 81, at one o'clock
COOPER Brooklyn. July go 1871 AMANDA NJ,
beiovod vile OF W. >. Cooper, N. d., aged 90 years
Relatives and friends OF the family invited at
tend tho funeral from her late residence, No 3S4 Nc
Donough st., Brooklyn, at two O'Clock p. n. on
Wednesday, August l. 1877.
On Su0day M u.
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was n,mer though In moderate demand The sales
amber winter 81 SIR Northwest spring 81 40 for no
f. sis ' e -"'i'
s's r"S si' o. do red win
S Ser 1900 1900 Ssss sol" ad at 4 !S No. spring
ana s"!'s pea. s' ~sas
G% Pie Corn w.rs %er nS.
gS ss for steamer mixed and 300 ec
aaooo. bushels Ju t sc mixed
s.s"msr I'D p';sss ans %s sst' d we've :.
az Nc sooo bushels sold august steamer, !" Ssi
ss asss 9 60 tSo9 ,o SSss sold -
NJ 5000 bushels sold October steamer, Sc. bid.
Sels a and DO a.ed lower ss SaS ",sss Oats
yi,hn s ;he !oNow,s range .Essrs white doc No.
5ss 46c 800 mo ss No. Sss' do ;sSa
hrnr AND Jurn.Juts butts were dull was also hemp
H @ do"Ss snd ss for &
sso' salo gold la, iasn s25e s gold ue
cash Manila hemp SIC. asIc sisa &c GIG
MoLAssxs-fhe market dull We quote Cuba. cen.
.rifuga aud mixed CSC. sec do. ciayed, $50 a 12c
Hes f C.; NC or sSss
COED 4sc: prime SSc choice sse
oa ps: ans s
Ss~ rs n
Spirits "a, pen'ins merchmnIa6e order &c nd R..n
Tar s. Adyices rom Win scn we're we're ss o.
s% 81 ST. q"'s n %s q G ss s' %
81 81 90 virgin. 81 80 ~ 40 Spirits dull nomi.
nay DOE.
GUS Cotton oil ruled quiet. Linseed oil was in
moderate jobbing demand We quote Iinsced 0Oc 1j2c
lard primo naJle. 75c Use sperm, crude Al o.
Dlcached white 81 49, do natural do 81 4o whale
northern southern, J6c. bleached
zoe natural do 6c extra do Toe extra bleached win.
elephant TIE natural winter do TIC winter
hsh 42c a 43c. crndc fish, 33c-
PKrRoLKuM-Thc market or refined was dull. but MONT
naiy unchanged Business NJ the Petroleum Exchange
very quiet Sales made within the range ~ Is
~ so United regular Crude IN bulk, rye; in barrels
y54c refined In barrels at 14c. Tor Septembcr do In
cases. lie 17c. Tor September naphtha, 9ac for
rehned At Philadcphs and Baltimore 1870. for Sop
TENDER.
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THE PRICE OF BEEF.

Beef is plenty In the markets, a number Of cattle
trains having arrived within the last three days The
quality however, is poor, and this is for by
the butchers who say that the cattle from tho
West during the past week have boon put short
t,ons, and in many instances compelled do without
water for several days large number OF cattle trains
on the way from Chicago and ST Louis, which
will reach here to-day and tomorrow II IL expected
that prices will again drop to tho stsndard Of two
weeks ago. Thirty two hundred reached Jersey
CITY on Sunday via Erie Railroad.
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STARVING AMIDST PLENTY.

In the rear building OF No. 20 Barrow street is
family in extreme dcstitution For three weeks they
have lived oatmeal and morsels Of stale bread Tho
mother recently confined and there are two chill.
drcn three and seven years Of age. The father is
sober aud industrious German, named L. Gross He ia
too modes, To tell his wants. TOO proud beg and I'M
able TO obtain work. Ho Is not striker Charitable
persons Inclined call sec the pitiabe sim
alton for themselves. Food clothes and very little
money will save iifo
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Ely has signed the Aldermanic resolutions
creating the Ring Investigating Committee. and also
the resolution prohibiting organ grinders from playing
in the streets during the night
Five per cent additional viii DO added TO oil regular
water rents remaining unpaid aftor tomorrow.
AT meeting Of tho Sinking Fund Commissioners
yesterday Comptroller Kollv offered resolution
which was adopted, directing that warrant DO drawn
In favor OF the Chamberlain transferring the OF
100000 from the surplus revenue OF the sinking
fund TO tho account of the general fund.- to DO applied
10 The reduction OF taxaLIon.
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FINANCIAL.

LONDON July 30 1877
The Times 10 its Tin ancial article THE discount
and money finds employment with difficulty u
ALL Times utterly without discount usness were per-
haps hardly over known and the withdrawals OF bullion
from the Bank OF England excite notice. although the
hoatng capital available for lending by
hong continuance OF this stagnaton must the
verse OF wholesome In many Weak spots in
false basis Money drifts into channel
from which will be when trade activity
Teappaar and The danger OF renewed check arising
the first oil revived business ndence there
fore, HANGED Wo the working NJ stagnation in tho
with which large stocks OF imported
held against weak market and still
thcre In few instances abnorn ally depressed
they immoderstely high likely TO
remain So for no other reason than that cheap money
makes 1t easy hold weak securities Money In Short
stagnates about tho Stock Exchange. Finding n
employment In moving produce industries tho
banks are induced TO lend and easily security
money ana private persons tempted to buy and hold
stocks far beyond their AL this Is extremely
wholesome, and the feeling that this swollen state of
credit this bosterng exists would retard trade
most seriously all alarms end The danger
OF collapse and panic Just when signs Of trade
covery begin TO show themselves when money from
We're the bank rate to cent chance aud
be followed by the market In OF per
within lew weeks II would, fear, reveal
startling even and the longer
delayed the greater must be the On the other
hama money cannot grow permanently worth much
ti the balance sheet of national trading and lending Of
aims ascertained and that has Alto
gether the prospects Of tue market just
thing but pleasant"
Consos, 94a for both money and the account. United
States bonds hves 07 Paris aivoes quote per
PARIS. July 80, 1877.
Exchange on London, 2Jf lee for short sight
- LONDON. July 80 Z. NJ.
Silver is quoted at % 3l6d. per ounce
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

BKEvKs. opened slow on tins forenoon: arrivals
20 o Sn
he markets closed weak and or fully le per H. on the
"' lSss s'A Ts.s
% as ssa. 1 "..s S I 81 III
ssss. Il s~ weight S
fs ss En- s . .ss.l
at 94sc per H. weight 5h ew soant Is Illinois steers
sssss 'Si g .s.' s' 'issT' pc:
& weight ''rsnY s sss.. s M
% FL Gssss % z per % % Efsa.
1 s Sci s sEh ao ~ ss s a. 8 ' vsr
@ Tssh " .a also 10 nss S q I per &
not sod 81 i for ssyss .
nei' uss s ls per So mi ss Cattle
:, ,ss az. 81 per- H. yStss' sws
.oa .sssss
:. laSc psr r. w.isl, * q ilpois steers isc
III - sis sssAs
' +. w Ti'sA s'vs
sslss - a'e as : .ss Is 2; Is
ssH e. g ss yss s
cy lie y.,d. s5sY .sa ir
Taylor ana ssisSs at ioss per IT, weight Hs'
weight state sss q 's per s
Gray ohio sss III s'sn q % Weights Ss G.
81 for L. L. sehomSerg 80 Virgins steers at iJsc
b. weight Y yf" aa ss at ia
q IsS: at & pc. wfsA
q sv I%ssl, g Illinois Fl, :; xssts
T. Weigh, 81 sx. Shis steers r.: lsas
%s1s s A i s. illinois s,ssT s''a1 ' iie Is
ob Sss IS .s ss'sA's Tor . fx . sws
g. Colorado steers at ,e per b. weight ~ cwt NJ
he per H. with 81 of per head Is head, weights ga
ss 4 ss"
steer, STE at l'Hs Pc. weigh. sw 3 Virginia steers al
h. weight s. o s,Ss's e ps.
poi Tor sss's 20 Ohio s- =. S
h. wsights cwi eewt ~ oho steers at lisiy per
e pen en-? Ssio q. 2 at
n2c per H. weigh: "a cw Is one steers a ls per
~ cwt. 7A cwt Ohio steers at l4c per To-, weight
r., s1TiysI. being heavy sSesp bucks included: -
:;, psya sa,S
:SsisS; ssiS sA %,s 'Ssss;
s Michigan ~st sheep. Weight 717o per 10 ss
s ss s .SssS s.. s' x vs s
NJ 1853 State sheep. weight Il 700 lbs. &C. ID II
los static ns'D .. r'F ssx es5 IS 80
@ fs' can s%s'' wsisA vs sI5e s a @
Sc per Is 30 Gsnrda lambs ys'F6
ID Hume. Elliott Co. sold 81 Ohio Sheep weig
lbs at Dye ib l9 Ohio sheep. weight IL 24O
Sse per ~ 10 ohio sheep weight $3.50 hs at e9c per
ID; u7 state sheep. wei ht $500 los. at 54c per ID. ~
state sheep weight 800 at Gas per ~ 43 Canada
wei;nt Ss2' oS at e.ae per TO-; io2 Canada
weight $3.50 bs at &c per r. 40 State lambs weight
81 20 $50 snsep and lambs a. - % average per head
sheep weight is6o ibs a. sse per ~ 70 sheep weight
per d. ~ lambs average weight % ID. per head at
la2 lambs Weigh. $3.50 lo' at s.ac per d. II lambs.
sheep and lambs weight % lbs per head At Sc ~ 40
Weight no ID. per head &C she Per 10 2 lambs weight
q, 1877 oe2 sheep and lnms. =. 50 ~ averass per
lbs per head, II. 4a4c per lb a Ohio sheep, weigh.
80 los. per head, at 5Hc per lS ioe state lambs
weight 81 lbs per head at 7c Ib SO fed calves
weight 80 lbs head. at 5lc 5bc per h.; ~ Ohio
sheep, weight III lbs Der head, at S. 20 per cwt.
Mich Cows.-rhvse TO hand held sale.
VEALs AND CALvEs-There smooth quality
10 hand Coarse quality calves In supply very
How Of sale ut reduced rates. Prices &C. 6ltc lb
,utsmilk ted calves sold at &c. &C. ed calves 1t
~ 10 per head
HoGs.-1here no live hogs sale.
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officially reported by the New York
lining Stock Exchange.
sECoyp poARp-I.3O p. n

MINING INTELLIGENCE
The Ontario Silver Mining Company produced for the
week ending July q twenty-six bars bullion: assay
value, 50, 500 81
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

RowLASD-EAcKER-- On Tuesday, July "a, at tho
rcsdenc Of the BRIDES parents, Constantine, Mich,
ROGER :. ROWLAND and MARY f., daughter Of John
Hcrkimcr Eackcr No cardA
SrALLKSEcHr-ULnIcn.- On Goth July. at tho rest
dcncc Of the bride, by the Rev II. A. Davenport. c.
srALLKSEcnT, Of Brooklyn, TO H. E. ULRicn OF New
York.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE X. l.. July 80 1877.
The printing cloths market continues during tho
week. Tho saes reported {. $40 pieces
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MINING SHARES.

The following the opening quotations for mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould and Curry s.
Savage on; Cholar Potosi 2s; ophr. 13x; Hale Il
Norcross, A; Grown Point 4; yellow Jacket 8; Belchcr
81 Imperial, /; Virginia Consolidated %; California,
20; Overman, Is; Raymond Ely, 8; Eureka G. ",
3; Best Belcher, 141s; Kentuck 3,s; Union Couso-
dated. AZ; Alpha, 10; Meadow Valley. TX; Sierra
Ncvoda, 4; Mexican, o; Caledonia, 3; Silver Hill. 2;
Eureka Consolidated 81 Justice, 81; Julia Consoii.
dated, ~.
Transactions officially reported by the New York
Mining Slock Eychanua.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !
do land grants. 1917 10s; do sinking funds s7k
oS; Centrals, lot 1914


Vol SeuIets, Aot lot1e
THE voREIGS MARKETS
London advices report the market excited and de-
pressed through fears OF u general European war.
which will involve England There is panic at the
Berlin and Vienna bourseS The Paris Bourse is active
and weak holders are anxious to realize
United States bonds all steady, and American
railway shares were nrm. Bar silver is quoted at
b4kd- per ounce At Paris there quite u heavy
falling oil in renles. which sold down 10sf 2hc. TO
Ao'i ioc. The closing prices were:-consols money,
AH; do, account s4,S; ~ per cent bonds, 1861;
1867 eonds, lo6h ten-forty bonds, l10k; new ives,
l07h Erie. o; Ere preferred, lsx; New York Central
e2 illinois Central 57h; Paris rcutcs l07G I5c cx-
change on London Tor short sight 2oI lao
REVENUE REcEiPrs
Revenue receipts. $685. 900
customs receipts 34j 900
Bank notes received 1880 900
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LivKRPOOL. July 30-S r. N.
CottonThe sales OF tho day included $3.50 bales Amer.
Futures dull up1nds low mddling clause CROP
shipped November and December. by sail. q 5-32d
BreAdstuGsCorn, 2os Cd. Dos 3D. per quarter new
mixed Western.
Produce-spirits Of turpentiue, 25s. Cd. per cwt.
LONDON, July 3O--5 80 r. NJ.
Producc-Refined petroleum, l01Sd. lid. per gallon
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIVERPOOL July 30. 1877.
Pork-Eastetn dull ut 70s Western Dds Bacou
Cumberland steady 36s short rib SIS 3D.
long clear scndy at 37s Cd short clear steady
uams-ong cut steady 49s. Shoulders 3ls
BeetIndia mess steady at sos extra steady zoos
primo steady NJ S5s Lard-Prime Western dull ut
AIS. I'D Taliow-Prime city hrmcr at 40s 3D. Turpen-
tine Spirits steady 26s RosinCommon dull ut S.;
Hne dull ut los. Cheese American choice hrmer nj
SIS. Lard Oil steady at 46s. Flour-Extra State dull
ut 29s I'D. WheatNo. spring dun ut 12s I'd. No.
spring dull ut lia Cd; winter Southern. none in the
market; winter Western, none In the market. Corn
Mixed soft steady at 26 o. Receipts Of wheat tor the
week From Atlantic ports IL, 500 quarters: from acfc
ports 50 oo do from other SOURCES 1900 do Receipts
OF corn, 1000 quarters.
LONDON, July 3o-Evening.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-13

NATURES TRIUMPH. Mature, in her
luxuriance, has clothed the hills and the
dales with herb and shrub, whose occult
natures merely require the earnest appli-
cation of the scientific and inquiring mind
to reveal their curative properties, for 10
the vegetable world kindly providence
has placed healing for all nations. The
only specifics for any disease yet discovered
are vegetable IN their nature, and while
qulnlne has been accepted as the only re.
medy, for one class, the extract Of the bu.
chu plant is rapidly taking its place as soy
tereign remedy for other OF those ills afflict
humanity. The type of disease to which
it Is remedial is a broad one, and its mani
testahons are legion, but it may be started
10 general terms that all diseases of the
urinary organs, whether caused by climate,
lrreguiarlty. or self generated, submit at
once to the operation of its power. Helm
bold S Buchu for all such complaints, is the
result OF long research, and is acknowledge
ed superior to all other preparations.
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Nervous pehil1fn-

A depressed, irritable state of mind; a
weak. nervous, exhausted feeling: no en-
er2y or animation; confused head, weak
memory, often with facilitating, involun-
tary discharges. The consequence of
excuses. mental overWork and indiscre-
tons. This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds a
sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HoMEo-
PATHIc SPECIFIC, No. %, 1t tones up the
system, arrests discharges, dispels the
mental gloom and dependency, and reiuve-
mates the entire system 1t is perfectly
harmless and always efficient. Price SIS,
tor package of FIVE boxes and large 50
vial of powder, which is important in old,
serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold
by all druggists, or sent by mail on receipt
of price. Address Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Medicine Co., No. 100 Fulton St.,
NY.
sgEg See1- argt advertisement
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-13
Dunbar's Wonderful Discovery! Bethesda
Mineral Spring Water.
Waukesha. Wis

This water is the acknowledged cure of
the intractable and incurable disease known
as brlght's disease, Giobetes, dropsy, brick
dust deposit, Inflammation OF the neck of
the bladder, alkali, aud equity swelling.
For the liver it is unsurpassed. 1t will al
lay all inflammation of the kidney and urinal
organs in twenty-four hours giving imme-
date relief; also, in scarlet fever it pre-
vents the kidney from congestIng, and re.
moves all traces of albumeneria. 1t will
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 10 any quantity
by Emeis Il Co and by druggists through
out the world. 5-I9d&wIv
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-13

The Wisconsin republican state con
yent'on' which met IN Madison on Tues
day. nominated the following ticket: Gov
ernor, William Z. Smith. of MilwanLae
lieutenant governor, j. NJ. Bingham. n
Chippewa; secretary of state. Hans r
Warner, of Pierce; state treasurer, Rich
ard Guentner, of Winnebago; attorney
William f. Carter, of Grant;
superintendent of public instruction, ".
G. Whitford, of Rock.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-13
She 99aitg Ars',s,
noCx TsEAwn.
Joe's Angel.

Joe's Angel.
From Jersey fats lawyer came,
With reputation tattered badly
A man of Camden boy fame.
On whom the railroads had claim.
And when they asked him, whats you
He answered Joseph Bradley
Upon the bench be took his place.
Judge of court that's fallen sadey;
And he, regardless Of disgrace,
Reserved the Legal Tender case,
Dened the reasoning of Chase,
And earned his fee-did Bradley
When all the rogues who feared their fate
Conspired to cheat the country madly,
lawless law they did create,
And rushed II through without debate,
Then shook the dice -box-Seven 10 Eight,
And To- the Eighth was Bradley
When Floridas weak case came out.
The work of Fraud was done so badly
The eighth turned his head about
Ihe state l. 1flden's without doubt,
AND Hayes pretensts here [ scout
1hus spoke the downright Bradley
Angels with him that nj hit abode.
The willing judge received Them gladly:
In seventeen carriages they rode,
their faces In the dim light glowed
AND visions they showed
10 Justice Joseph Bradl Y.
Next morn he rose in strange amaze
With mind and conscience ratified badly.
de said the arguments last phase
convinced ms mind-between two days
That Florida belonged to Bayes-
oh Judas Joseph Bradley
When Satan, in his realms below.
shail want good chief Justice badly.
For his high court of endless woe
de surely won't have far to go.
lie ii simply say, Come hither Joe
was your angel, Bradley!''-N y. Sam
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-13
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