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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-30
WASHINGTON.

Foreign Ministers Confirmed by the Senate
The Presidential Party Move on to
Richmond-The House Committees Get
ting to worK-Simon's Hopes Eave Fled
Who is John wslch2
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FINANCIAL
SIS. SEQ. Si00. $500. $500.

The reliable house of ALEX FROTHINGHAM
& CO., No. - Wall street, New York publish
handsome eight page weekly paper, called the
Weekly Financial Report, which they send free to
any address. In addition IN q large number of edi-
torials on financial and other topics, ii contains
very full and accurate reports OF the sales and
standing Of every stock, bond and security dealt in
at the Stock Exchange. Messrs FRoTHINGHAM &
Co., are extensive brokers of large experience and
tried integrity In addition 20 their stock broker.
age business they sell what termed Privileges
puts and Calls" now one of the favorite meth
DDS OF legitimate speculation. Their advice is val
liable, and by following it many have made for
unes.-[New York Metropolis.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in :
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay. loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that
win cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America Send g self-addressed erVeltf 70 the
Rsv. JossPa T. 1NMAE Station D, Eil,e Honse
New York City.
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Fires.


CHARLTON. la, Oct 30,-The public
school building of this city was discovered
to be on fire at o'clock last evening. and
by IL o'clock the bare walls were all that
was left of $25, 900 structure. The fire
originated in the third floor. The insur-
ance is $4,000 in the Hartford, $4,000 in
the North America, $2,50O in the Home, of
New York.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Oct 30.-Early this
morning the exhibition building at
Fredericton burned. The flames crossed
the street, burning two houses and
damaging others. The exhibition building
was stored with agricultural implements.
sleighs and carriages, all lost A high wind
carried cinders great distance, firing st.
Dunstan's church. the Park Barracks
and several residences, all of which were
considerably damaged. The FIRE was the
work of an incendiary and great excite
ment prevails.
senator Morton'S Condition More Favor
able.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 80 Senator Nor
tons condition is somewhat improved. Ht
rested better during the latter part of tht
night and is more comfortable. To-day Et
has been able to retain little nourishmen
on his stomach. At one o'clock DR.
Thompson stated to the agent OF th'
associated press that while no radica
improvement had taken place, the sepato
was better than he has been at any tim
| during the past three days.
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n nnVV OUR $3.50 AND $500 OUTFIT
JUN FREE Something New Only
one Agent in town.
u Illustrated Catalogues. Address
W. W. BISHOP
129 West Madison street, CHICAGO
Refer to the Editor OF ARGus.
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MATHEWS
LIQUID STARCH GLOSS

Gives splendid gloss and finish to all starched
goods, making them WHITTIER AND CLEARER ttan
wax or anything else, and prevents the iron from
sticking. Trial bottle free.
Put up in 4-oz bottles, price 15c. Sold by Gro
GERS apd Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-30
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. so.
Wheat irregular; frmer; 10L cash; O4ss
Nov.
Corn Firm; higher; 457s cash; 4ST Nov
oats-Easier; s41s cash; 237s Nov.
Rye-d.
Barley-60.
Pork Firm; steady; II 20 CASH 12 IS year.
Lard-Easier; 90 Oct
Whisky-1 c..
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 12Q00 quiet: shade lower; light
s0i heavy mixed 1905 90; for common to very
good shipping 5 0O05 25
CattleoVery quiet; receipts 1900; medium to
fair 00lp4 so.
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St. Louis Market.

milwaukee, Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 80
Wheat-shade higher; 1 COX cash; 05S Nov;
/ 04 Dec; No 3, / 05.
Corn-45M.
Oats-Firm; 24h
Rye 54A.
Barley-63.
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IN Bryant's "New Improved" Reese's
1-f1kN4aA Patent Adjustable Stencil Letters are
lkkAAStN$4N taking the place OF all others They can
W@Eye-1J w. = be formed Solid Plates or used as
E8ASingle Letters. REDUCED IN PRICE
TRADE MARK.J Everybody will buy them Can be sent
IN, MALL Inks and Brushes and everything in Stencil stock
Sole manufacturer Of the wonderful " BLoNDiN SYkO-
SCOPE and 20 other Agents fast selling articles Fortune
Chs etc yroscopes mailed for Sample Chart IS cts
Send postal card full particulars N B pave arrange
ents made and furnish promptly article wanted ny
ageats or consumers, of American Foreign make
q, 6, BRYANT, Sole Mir. Westinghouse lineage.
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MOLINE.

Argus HEADQUARTERS MOLINE,
q SoHRBEcK's Drug and Book Store
opposite First National Bank, where all orders
business is transacted by o. j. Beardslee. Busi-
ness notices should be handed in by nocn to eu-
sure publication the same day.
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R. B. HAYES.

The Queen of the Turf retires ON her
Laurels.
TRENTON. N. j., Oct. 30.-Goldsmith
Maid is Withdrawn from the turf, aged q.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 80.
FINANCIAL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-30
ASSESSMENT .ROTlCE,

NOTICE no EDWARD FARRELL. CO.OwH.
~ or In tho ElIs Mines You AFRO hereby naA.
fed Rs owner Of as fcct IN tho Elln Ininc, EitHs.
ted IN Rock Crook Mluing District, Elko County,
Btale Of Nevada. that if al tho expiration ~ 70
days nfor tho publication Of tlis noucs. yon
will have failed 20 cnnltlhnto y,nr proportion
Of tho Anunsl expenditure made on tho sah
milne during hiid for tho yrnr 1911 - rcqnirvd
by tho Act of UnngrcAs, approved March 10th,
1879, and RiuoIhIucnta thereto, yonr ihiSrrat ~
above described, will become tho property ot
your c0.uwntr, the undersigned. who has Tlodo
tho AnnuSl expenditure according 10 law on
said mining property,
Rlko, 0ct. %, 1917. oo9a9Vi
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NOTICE.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
l. cernt hon are hereby nO.Inel that have
this day sold aud TRANSFERRED to Gabriel Cohn
all OF the goods, wares and merchandise OF
every kind aud description, row ia the store
occupied by 10. In the town Of Elko. Nevada.
or that have purchased or have. on Iccount OF
The business In eaid store. together with the
eusiuers aud good will thereof; also I'll tho
debts now duo inc OF TO become duo on account
OF Eaid business vr in connection Herewith:
that co hereby authorize End empower the
said Gabriel Cohn. III his own name, To collect
AL euch debts and receipt therefor; that the
ssld Gabriel Cohn has assumed. aud Will Jay all
TIE debts that owe III connection with the sssd
business In consideration hereof.
FOL. LOWESRERG.
Dated at EsEo- this 2?th day Of November, 1877.
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y, p. Haynes. Rtnto ngnus for +. H..
NailoFy Il Co.'S celebrated Arrow
Brand fresh Baltimore oys,nrH, Is In
daily receipt by Express. OF lhrso iuo.
ioua bivalveS diroCt from tho Atlantic.
Sesutcd IL Ice ut Baltimore, TINY nre
rophcted In Omaha mud again In .og.
dep, arriving hore fresh a: yhen taken
ifoss fadi nHliTe Olomnnt. Thc.s oys.
%rsa,s superior to amin ths market,
fhd thsyyVill be, NJ ny Forwarded
70 parties Qrdetns ION tho agent, 70.
packed IN foo from tho Dsiioi hero.
I Address Address u, M. Haynts, Hiko,N6y,
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Tln.othy seed.

Fresh timothy seed con BIO procured
from w.. 7. Crane. at his ranch on
Aputh Fork also ut the drug store OF
Y.gF. Hnllor, OF Mt the ttoro OF "!
Qohn, tho same prime, fresh article
being kept for salo ~ both Of those
places. 49,.
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Fon Ten and Jerry, Nill,-Pnucb.
Mulduon," Hot.scotoh, Iran tash,
pAshHwoy, Apple Teddy, etc.. at any
hour day or night, 60 to tho Semitic
FALCON whore every variety OF Hot aud
Gold drinks arc compounded in Tho
lnusI approved atylo. just try en-.
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SALOON FOR SALE.

THE SALOON on THE SOUTHEAST COR.
L ner OF Commercial sna Fourth streets. Il.
IL. BorIIrd proprietor, is offered for rsic. and
any neTron dcsiIing to engages IN tho busIucs q
Will do we'll 10 consuit MIR. Bernard at once.
Inc Stand Is well known ~ one OF tic most
eligible In town, and as It's present proprietor
Wishes to 80 ont Of the bu,incEs, q good bar-
gain q Il be secured. Apply to u. H.. bernard.
At the Corner Saloon.
Elke, Dec. Ith, 1877,
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NOTICE.

z. Phillips is authoSizeflI In -
All inana-----.-V-su mo blncksmithing
Arm Of h. Hashage & Co., he having
again assumed entire control OF the
business and viii conduct tho same.
uAspAaE & co.
Elko, Bop.. "a, 1877.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

A SToR MINING COMPANY IoC,r,o>,
n Of principal place OF business. San
Francisco, California. Location Of vorI.
"S HO Mining DISTRICT. Elko County, Sersds.
=, Hotice=There Is driic 1uc II upon tho follow.
ing described stock. on account Of Ss'c.Vn'.m,
no ~. levied on the 10th day OF Soye,n'
yer, 1877. the several amounts set oppoSft. a..
in SncS Oh the respective shareholders, as fol.
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To tho Ladira.

inst Feoslyfd a. D. Reinhnrt s. Co. 3
\ large assortment Of the --latest siylos
~ Pail md Winter Hats, trimmed.
Also. saHe Of o nneat Rouohos oYor
Ipea IN this town. ...aH
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BANKING HOUSE
w ~. l.. FIlEnMAN T. co.,
FLKO. SEvHDA.

-. -. FRIEDMAN. + ninuHEer
EnrI"sy Inu'IrnfH,
Wv YORK ... i.iti@g II iHr If-iy ~ i'tlii5'rlI
"hi 'l.tSCI''"......Gh0 B1'r ~ C'ilf'fHh
"'Nl'''ah' ~ lEN h47irE iitfE
SrNit'1s.
INN ~. tSCl.HD,..Nra J. 81. IS.tiaTi 4 o.
Reeve gen. al nnh .,.rIA tlop4-ll,, subject
Dcl'' Al sIpIh ar I'h tfhi5 on return ~ rrfli.
nt1tc. Draw y! sight. Ia coin or currency, on
New York. SAn frantlFcn .HIrranleuto, Salt I..S
OIty and all banking towns In tho Slate OF No.
y1lL. Make either local or foreign collections
Tor which romiitancn Will 10 nIllo iinfnofihInly
OIL payment. DipcuTint Commercial pnror
Make advances Un base ar rcnn"d bullion. huy
AUD soil dold. Grconb.cka. honda aud Eornri-
H6p Of nil kinds.
DlYEnh cell 10y Telegraph. Through our bro.
kptEJ 1hy stocks dealt la by tho Han FTnnctacD
MOCK Riid Exchange nrnrd, aud upon tho uauAl
terms and eondliiDnni except TIA! NO viii Luy
Aid soil fnr CASH only, and do not carry any
stocks upon margin.
DRAW DIRECT OS
LONDON, MERLIN.
DUBt,lH, TAMBURO,
PARIS, AMSTERDAM,
ANTWERP, FRASKFOHT,
BREMEN, COpESiiAnEN.
AMI MI other principal cities OF Europe.
II. T.. FREEMAN, MnnagoT.
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To P4nMERs AND OTHERS. Having
Assumed nitro cohhol OF ,;ie black
9mithing 'egop.mnltS = III machine
shops, I nm now prepNta,to DO any
aud nil kinds Of work in my lipu. par.
poHlarly tho repairing OF agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms.
l.....r s. 90, A. patJcr.
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AehaHy Pitssnts.-siIk Drssscs Given
Away. TO.

III appreciation Of tho liberal pat.
Ioppss bestowed upon Inc by goner-
gus public, ond to further iucrcnsc my
buSineDs, ! offer the following: Eeory
purchaser will DO presented with u
chance IN o prize. Tho hrs. will DO
given awny on Christmas Eve, md will
cnnsist Of q Silk Popin Drt,,-the win.
Pts;hAVlng choice Of co1ora. Nnmc OF
thn winner will DO pnbiiGhed,
GApR1EL COns.
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Aud tn accordance with ,aw. aud an order Of
tho Board Of Directors. made OIL tho 10Th
day OF NOVEMBER. 1877. pa many Eh,rNH 81
each parcel Of suth .tUck may br nnccgEAry,
VIII bc rold ut IUhlic auction, NJ the once ~
III" Cunlnhy. ga Mission street. Fan Franc. bco,
on MONDAY, tho THIRlY-RlItSr day al
DECEMnl:R, 1871. nt the huur oi 10 o'clock
\. NJ, of said day, "a pay said delinquent
As1sc4sibcut thereon. together with costs OF
hd'Niisina and expenses cf ~" sale.
". A. WHITE, HccrstAry,
uFficE-GiJ Ml1siom street. tan fTanciEeo.
,"' all.
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Vq Let.

4 dwelling house containing four
eooms. Apply to
F.s.,,.+@ T, D, HENLEY.
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Notice.

Surgeon Ipona' Office Iss been 70.
moved from Room No. 80, Dope. Hotel.
70 No. 90 adjoining tho telegraph and
ticket Office, in tho Same building.
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-,e:.4 AETEnN0oH Dc.np.

sls.:.E AFTERR0oE DS:RD. --'.
go Valley, 800 a;. ,.,,.:s.,..c ;'.,.,..
IS4 Eureka CON-, SO, 35M
IS jackson, 81 * ~ 10 -
260 Leopard, 1900, IN
300 Eussey, 200 i.,5
GAS Do Frees, 200. 800 ~
210 Grand Prize, 1917, 1917
las Argepta, t40p
1000 Navajo, Boo. 75p '.u.z l,.e .,,rs
200 Independence, $50, 800 -: 49,
ll0q Silver Prize, $50 ~. .,,a...-. =.
2QR Star, ~ ;-..G "a 40 l.....,a.-
q295 Pay. 1850, $685.,
900 Gila, Is, ith ,as.
l05 Belle, 12L IT,, ..
goo Eldorade South, loo, 1000
say APPS. az ~ 7sgiJt
90 pGlMont, 400 ,,.4
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~ meeting Of tho Board OF Directors of tho
THEcarorI Consolidated MiIi aEi Ginning Com
rHny. lIr!h on the l2th day Of cc' Iubor. 1877.
the day Of 'Rln 81 tho delinquent 'tOck w.S
pCSiIn'. ed until SATURDAY. liu I2Ih day Of
January. 1879. at the aamr hour and place.
ii. u. LAID. Secretary.
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GeLp, sl.o2X, Currency, o7Hg@
AK. .,.,.. ,:-.l
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ruRENDoB ap4l,I

-yss FuREND0S RpAItD.
gI5 0phiF, 65. 55H
b95 Mexican, 1917, Is
BOO Gould and Curry, OK, 10
29S Best and Belcher, 2ON, 20;5
y425 CALIFORNIA, 28H, % ,.
pro Savage. l3H, llH
1850 Con. Virginia, 22A, ask
80 Chollar, S9N
R5s5 Halo spd Noroross, Q1t, 90 $40
4iS Point, 7N,7
ITO Jacket, IL
450 Imperial, 1850, HOO
10 Kentuck, OK
325 :Beloher, 6H e. ~
20 Confidence. 6H -
geo Sierra Nevada, 81, s..
S25 Utah, 10, lax
4s5 Bullion, 81, 6Z
$40 EIohequer, Az, 1850
- Beg. Beloher, SO
9l5 0vermap, 291S, 23N r5
1910 Justice, lQH. TX
$50 Union, TX ',''F .sa
{l05 Alta, 22II, 22H -
$50 julia, az
1895 Caledonia, AZ r.#ss&F1i
$50 New York. 240o
ESQ Dayton, 600
:420 Silver Hill, 2ssn. 1850
80 Occidental, 4l,I. ;..1.. ~
200 Senator, 3 fICm. !
loo Flat, l65o
SA6 'Woodvllle, 66o f.g c,-s. -srt
.R2g, 0WS Washington, i2H, Is 80 -,
:1E Iatten, 55a 5t$e ''- %
.9lO Andes, 115c, ~ 50
1000 Wells Fargo, 800 -,.se ,.a. a.
s300 LIayiathan, Coo sa. ag,a,l
100 ,M. Star. 500 .i;t 1.,g
4U0 Monumental. 15c, 100
1l20 Trojan. zoe, Too -. -1'.r Fl. So
600 Lee, hoo, 1860 i.srtss. or.st5
1880 Benton 5000, 4 rT1ei}w-
400 Boyle, DO, 1Te.-- 'HsHas.2'i
400 Solid Silver, $50 s.. ,'.,'- 4.
100 st. Louis, 800 - g -.
100 South Comstock, 800
Na'a
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rp5:IIDtiriiiCnt.

AZ . meeting OF The B"arI Of Directors Of ;hc
TnecarurI Consolidate Sill and hiuiug Cone
pany. held On the :idIh day of November. 1877,
tho dug OF halo nf the delinquent sock WAS
postponed until SATURDAY, tho 10Th day 81
december, 1877, at tho EInC hour HGl place.
u. u. I,lSD, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

sI'USCARCRAc CONSOLIDATED MILL,
and Mining Company. Location OF priu-
cipai place Of business Saa FRANCISCO. Caiifor-
MA: Location Of works, Tuscarors. Eko Coun-
~. Nevada.
lowing described stock, Oh account Of Assess.
ment nc. IL levied on the LIST day of October,
1871, the several amounts set opposite the n
OF the IGspectlve shaErhollers. as lolloKs:
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HRS. A. C. DU TOUR,

TEACHER OF VOCAL
J. and INSTRUMENTAL NJ H5l-5i.Ef S.E5
SIC aud nAELISG. OrticrG sd- TET'JS
dressed through the Post uRlce L ]
will receive prompt attention. Recommends
lions As to the lady'G ability IS . teacher, arc
furnished frcn the highest aud most reliable
sources. sY2
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BAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
YRDNESDAF, DEC, go. 1877,

...3a HAg9
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EiEo LODGE NO. is.

II AND A. RI.--N F. GULAIS
Communications held at Masonic IN.
Hall, t5 .t.,a- ---..1l ~ NV
OK TIKI FIRST TUESDAY OF ZACH MoHTH.
:deiuber5 or Sister Lodges aud sojourninR
oEethr"n Ia good standing arc cordially invited
10 attend. n. p. FIREMAN. W. NJ
81 T. u. HENLEY. Secretary.
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George DOUier. Admins
traitor nf to- --'.-1Si ar
William liIOWn .....
s2Ji E1j 4

And IN lc.T-l""c.. 5ith law, rnl an order @!
irarIt OF DIRECTORS. lnh1V on I'IL.lT ,lIy
OF O :lnH!.h, 1877. NJ IuaTy sharea Of c3Cn
ph:rGi ni siIc!i stock ~ inb$ b" necessary. will
lee sold at public nuCti1u. NJ Ia" sfi..:o Of tue
Company. No. iCi MoLiF";u-ry street, Fan ran
cisco. tai. on SAri i;DAY. tie FIi.h'r day oi
DECEAIatE, iGIf, At tie LDuE If l O'clock T..
=. Ct siid day, to PGy Sold delinquent rsseSS
m"ni thereon. together with costs OF Eiyeriiriu8
Ind CXiChaCs Of hale.
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J.. 0. 0. F.

TLI&O EECANPMENT NO. o, -
IL ]. O. o. I. RegulTr sessions held W.
OH tho nrtt and third Wednesdays OF ~
each month. Members Of sister en- Y
Fnmpnienu. and SoJourninR IAtri1rrlis in good
standing, arc cordially invited TO attend.
81. T.. FREEMAN,
Chief Patriarch.
P. A. ROVE. Scribe. d.. -, Sio
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II. II. LAND. Secretary
OFFICE, 4nI Montgomery streci. San Franc:4cp
Cal. ui2td
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n"ie,''iiOy. and Ground Marley M,
FATE Cheap.
ocio GRANT l. TC-rJ.E.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-11

in" votes was gone through with. Now
the work will be rapid and fifteen min
utes is about all that is necessary to
cast ones vote and make one have
the telling deep down in his bosom that
he has done his duty to the country.
Every voter can spare time enough on
his way home in the evening (the regis
try poll being open until o'clock to
drop in and have his name placed on the
list; every business man can spare time
enough on his way to dinner to deposit
his ballot. The place of registry Is at
the usual place of voting.
Tt wants to be distinctly understood
that voters who do not register can not
vote under any circumstances. There
is no escape from this Interpretation,
however much the negligent voter may
complain of Acknowledgement. Persons
who are not now voters and who are
not voters at the time of the closing of
the second registry meeting, but who
become voters betweenthat time and cleo
ton day, may have their votes ''sworn
i'm at the polls, but such persons only.
The law is made to apply to towns,
where the voters of towns deposit their
ballots at the same polls with the voters
of an Incorporated village-thus making
a common election district. -Se,etinel.
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AS illustrating the great and unal-
terable principles of the Democratic. par
ty, a Democratic convention in Fond
du Lac county in 1878. of which Gen.
Bragg was the leading spirit. resolved
''that we favor a speedy return to specie
payments" Now this same Gen. Bragg,
as cha irman of State Democratic Con-
vention in the same city, reports resolu-
tions demanding that the resumption
law shall be repealed; that specie re-
sumption be postponed until the finan-
cial condition of the country will permit,
and that the bonds be paid in green
backs. Then greenbacks were at dis
count of twelve to fifteen cents; now
they are but two to three cents below
par. Nothing could better illustrate
the character OF modern Democracy.
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ENJOY LIFE.-What a truly beautiful world
we live in Nature gives US grandeur ot
mountains. glens and oceans and thousands of
means of enjoyment, We can desire no better
when in perfect health but how often do the
majority of people feel like giving it up dis
heartened, discouraged and worried out with
disease, when there is no occasion for this feel
ing, as every sufferer can easily obtain salts
factory proof that Green's August Flower will
make them as free from disease as when born
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint is the direct
cause of seventy-fve per cent. of such mala-
dies as billiousness, indigestion, sick headache,
costveness, nervous prostration. dizziness of
the head, paipitation of the heart, and other
distressing symptoms. Three doses of August
Flower VIII prove its wonderful effect. Sample
bottles 10 cents. Try it.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-10-11
THE REGISTRY OF ALL VOTERS.

The campaign this year will be the
shortest ever known in the State. Prac-
tically the beginning of the end is next
week, on the 9th inst. According to the
new law every voter must be registered;
there can be no Swearing in at the
polls. Next week the boards of registry
meet and remain in session four days
for the registry ofvoters. 1t is important
that during the registry lists are made
out and conspiculously posted, and in
two weeks another session of the board
will be heldfor two days for the purpose of
four days the bulk of the voters should
be registered. After the adjournment
revising the lists and to permit the reg
istry of those VINO neglected the first OPP
portunity. After ttis final session no
voter can be registered and his vote will
be rejected at the election polls, no
matter how many property holders are
prepared to vouch for him.
The Importance of the registry du-
ring the first meeting can not be over
estimated. If the number Of them who
fail to register is small, it will enable
publlc-s spirited citizens to hunt them ND
and to urge them to do their duty; it
will ensure correction of any errors in
registration which might be fatal to a
voter, it will afford ample time at the
final meeting to register the tardy vo-
tiers; it will advertise the fact
that citizens are sufficiently in
telligent to appreciate their privi-
leges and that they esteem law intend
ed to prevent frauds at the polls. For
on the readiness of voters to avail them
selves of the opportunity to register will
depend the existence of this law. If
only small proportion of those entitled
to vote viii register, then the law will
be declared impracticable aud its repeal
will follow promptly. Now it is good
law; it offers the simplest solution of
the problem how to secure honest
elections. Nobody is ignoront of the
fact that in cities especially the most
glaring frauds mark almost every cleo
ton; men legally incompetent to vote
are rushed to the polls and their votes
Sworn in" by incompetent persons,
and very often non-residents, under the
direction of disreputable politicians, are
csrted from polls to polls and voted of
ten. We know of no easier way to stop
1t than By rigid registry law. 1t is
part of every good citizen to show that
this law can be made fully operative.
3 One of the advantages of the law
which every voter will appreciate, is
that it prevents the fearful waiting at
the polls which is tax on every busi-
ness man. Under the old system one
was frequently compelled to stand in a
line in drizzling rain IAN election is as
certain to bring rain as a circus) for
hours, while the process of Swearing