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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-07
Established Oct. ls. 1861
PONDS EXTRACT
E w A e E
IMPosIT1oNi

The Patrons Of Ponds Extract
are cautioned against the uncer-
tain, strengthless decoctions Of
Tered to the public as being equal
to this far famed, old established
remedy.
DO not be deceived nv similarity
OF odor and appearance. These
mutations cannot TN any instance
be compared with Ponds Ex.
tract
This great Curative is always of a
I steady and uniform Character
The extensive facilities for the
manufacture of Ponds Ex.
tract enables the Company to
guarantee this, while the imitator
does not produce the same result
twice in succession.
The true secret of the manufac-
ture of Ponds Extract is
too well guarded and too wisely
transmitted to escape.
Other unsCrupuIOuS trade
men, desirous of making large
~ profit, are in the habit of stating
to their customers who ask for
Ponds Extract, that they
do not keep it in bottles, but have
it in bulk
This Company LIS most sOIiCi-
tous to protect their patrons from
this dishonorable trick, resorted
to for the purpose of palming off
on the public cheap dec oction
that can not in any way compare
in purity and quality with this
old established remedy.
Some of our friends are in the
habit of taking old Ponds
Extra ct bottles to the druggists
to be refflled No dealer can
refill ~ bottle with genuine
Ponds Extract except by
emptying another bottle.
The Ponds Extract Company
will feel indebted 10 any one who
furnishes them with the name of
any dealer who attempts TO sell
them any article in bulk as
Ponds Extract. or the same
| as Ponds Extract. Those SO
doing are violating an Act Of Con-
| gress passed Aug. 18th, 1876, The
| penalty of which is fine and i'm
| prisonment
PONDS EXTRACT co.
SO MAIDEN LANE, NEW York
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Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at THE ARGUsO OFFIoE
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BLANC ILLUSION
FOR THE COMPLEXION.

Is recommended as a necessary accompaniment to
every lady's toilet.
1T imparts the natural smoothness and delicacy Of
] youth to the complexion; not alone obscurtng
all blemishes, but giving tone and vitality to the
texture Of the skin. 1t cannot be clRssed among
ordinary Lily Whites or face powders, but is pre-
pared with view TO meet the special wants Of the
most refined and fastidious lady. Nothing enters
into its composition but the most strictly pure In
gradients, and all of harmless nature. These Pc
culiarities have insured for IL the patronage Of
ladies of the highest social circles, who for years
have used it exclusively II has done much to dis.
sipate the prejudice against the of articles to
enhance female beauty.
1t is put up in handsome metal boxes, Is dell
ciously perfumed, and retsils at so cents.
HENRY TETLOW,
| Nos. 12a and 124 Arch Street,. PHILADELPHIA
| For sale by JOHN BENesToN, Rock Island.
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The Great Blood,
Liver and Kidney Syrup

Inc Great Blood,
} Liver and Kidney Syrup
FENToN'S matchless Blood, Liver and
Kidney Syrup has MADE MORE WON
, DERFUL CURES, for the time IL has been
before the American people, than any
ALTERATTVE or GREAT DISCOVERY
\ heretofore known,
4 Thirteen years experience with this
matchless syrup gives us confidence to
say, 1T Is THE BEST ALTERNATIVE
: IN THE WORLD It will positively
worst forms, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIPE-
LAS, SYPHILTIO AND MERCURIAL
affections, ULCERS, OLD CHRONIC
y SORES, FEVER SORES, BoILS, FELL
:. lCHRONlC SORE EYES, PIMPLES ON
u THE FACE OR BODY, DRoPSl, GOUT,
\ lG0ITRE, RHEU UMATISM, NEURALGIA,
d. WHITES OR LEUCORRHHA, IRREGU-
= lLARITY OR SUPPRESSION OF Gus
h lTOMARY CALCULATIONS, PAINS IN
u REGION OF KIDNEYS, Oliver COM
= PLANT cured as II by magic,) ACUTE,
h CHRONIC and BRIGHT'S DISEASE OF
u the KIDNEYS, S,STERILlTE, ,IMPoTENCY
WEAKNESS OF the parts, General Debility,
lSCRoFULoUs CONSUMPTION &C.
FENTON'S MATCHLESS BLOOD
> LIVER and KIDNEY SYRUP has beer
: tested by many of the best physicians and
citizens Of Cleveland (now thirteen years.
as well as used In their families RDC
p Throughout adjoining States, and hal
4 GAINED FOR 1T A REPUTATION
- based upon ITS MERIT ONLY. without
r the necessity OF putting, UNPARALLELED
II IN THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE.
n 1--WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO Pro
~ DUCE ITS EQUAL, OR SHOW As MANY Won.
-. 0ERFUL CURES PERFORMED"
III We positively guarantee perceptibl
~ and continuous Improvement where tn
N Syrup Is faithfully and persistently used
.E and when enough medicine Is taken,
y permanent and lasting cure.
W 1t is upon the intelligence and goo'
U sense Of people, their Judgment and desir
to sustain really good medicine, we rely
Send for one Of our circulars and see tn
d, wonderful cures performed-"at home Il
" lCleveland and elsewheren-byt the GREA,
y MATCHLESs BLOOD, LIVER AM
~ KIDNEY SYRUP.
M Sold by Druggists, generally.
y Price one dollar per bottle. Six (at on
n ltime) for five dollars.
s. Prepared by
p Tentcn Manufacturing Co.,
" Office and Works, 80 ACADEMY STREET
- CLEVELAND
- C. p. FENToN, supt.
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TENNEssEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 6,-The democrats
will have au increased representation in
the legislature.
There is no longer any doubt of the
election of Whitthorne in the Seventh and
McNlillen in the Fourth congressional dis
trict. This gives the democrats the entire
congressional delegation save one. Houck,
republican, in the First. Marks, democrat,
for governor, received more. votes than
both his opponents.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

turns from the counties of the First con-
gressional district elects Richardson,
making the congressional delegation from
this state solidly democratic Every coun-
ty in the state has gone democratic except
one, and only three republican members
are SO far known to be elected to the legis-
lature,
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MAEYLAED.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 6.-Returns from
the sixth congressional district make UF-
ner's, republican, majority l,776 over
Peters, democrat. - 4
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TELEGRA.Pl:H!.TC. u: E.

t7sssgreDasd soaAe RoetE.sand Aro,..l
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The great virtue of this medicine is that it rpens
the matter and throws 1t out of the system, purfes
the blood, and thus effects a cure.
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KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6,-An Atchison, Kan,
dispatch ssys:sThe Champion has reports
from Is of l25 representative districts in
the state. which shows the election to the
legislature of Sc republicans, II demo-
Gratis, 6 greenbackers, ] independent.
ST, LOUIS, NoY 6.-The Champion es-
Inmates the republican majority in the
state at over 10000 Anderson, republi-
can, for congress, in this district will have
$4,000 majority. Goodin, democrat for
governor, and Anderson, republican for
congress, have small majorities in Leaven-
worth county and the county ticket is di-
vided.
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ILLINOIS.

CHEYENNE, Nov. 7.-Downey, republi
can delegate to congress, is elected b.
about 900 majority.
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RHEUMATISM-SOme six months could not
walk without the help OF crutch; tried phYsl
clans and many kinds Of advertised cures without
benefit. Six bottles OF Fenton's Matchless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfect and
Dernanent cure.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. Then
seems no doubt now the congressiona
delegation of this state will stand six dem
oerats, two republicans, republican gai
of one.
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BRooKLYN. Nov. 6.-The Board Of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-07

HARTFORD. Nov. 6,-The vote of the
state for governor is as follows: Andrews.
republican. 1851; Hubbard, democrat.
46, 1896; Atwater, greenbacker. The
senate is fourteen republicans to seven
democrats; the house 14I republicans to
100 democrats, l greenbacker i inde-
pendent.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-07

FEMALE WEAKNESS, OF seven years standing
cured by the use OF one and half bottles Fenton's
Matchless SArsAparilla. MRS. WIN. SIMS,
Port HoDe Mich
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NEwBERG, Nov. 7,-Ferdorl, rep., for
congress in 18th district, has ESQ majority
over Beehe dem.
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TENEESsEk

MEMPHIS, Nov With four district
yet to hear from Casey Young has l22
majority in this county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-30
A nIg ,Iu.Ie IIall for chIcago.

Chicago, December 9S.-It is as good as
settled that. the moneyed men Of Chicago
arc about to DO something for music, by
the erection Of great Music Hall on the
corner Of Randolph and State streets,
point more central and accessible than any
other in the matter OF transportation, no
less than twenty street car lines convers,,
ing there. The ground-l5Oby l94 fcet-
is to be purchased for $4,000, and paid
for in bonds running twenty years, while
a Stock Company will be organized with 4
cash capital of Sl50,OO0. the whole OF
which will be expended in the construc;
ton OF the building. Besides the largo
Music Hall with seating capacity, ,of over
two thousand, a smaller hall will be pro.
vidcd as lectureToom, and for rehear-
sails. chamber concerts, &c, The large hall
will be used for Prof. Swings Church, and
will, OF course, be provided with q great
organ, The right men have hold ot the
enterprise, and, with u subscription al.
ready Of $4,000, success Is already as.
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The nrenthi,t County troubles.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 90.-Reierr-
ing to the Breathitt county troubles the
CourierJotrndl correspondent at Camp
Taylor says: Tho action Of Judge Randall
in arresting all the ring leaders on the
Gambert and Little Side has created con-
sternation and dismay among those who
have been concerned in the late ditfical-
ties, and Breathitt county to-day is the
most peaceful one in the State. None Of
the ring leaders OF the strong party have
made their appearance, but their friends
still say that. they will be in before long.
Judge Landon told me yesterday that
Wallace Mcguire, the man who isreported
to have killed Tom. Little, would be here
during court, ready to answer any charge
that may be preferred against him. Ex-
Jailer Combs was arrested and placed in
Jail, charged with being implicated in the
murder Of Judge Burnett. This makes
five OF the Little party who are now closely
confined. John Aikman is yet at large,
and II he does desire to geve himself up 1t
is extremely doubtful whether they will
he able to find him.
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Hunger and Cold in st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, December 2s, The five police
districts into which the city is divided re-
port an aggregate OF over 1000 names, each
representing family Of from two to eight,
and even ten persons, who are dependent
upon the cityfor the pittahcc Of food that
barely keeps the wolf from the door, and
the few Goals that are an excuse for a fire.
These are cared for out OF the police fund !;
but besides these the Provident Associa-
ton, Protestant, charitable Association,
provides for oyer2 900 families, and the ST.
Vincent De Paul Conference for the same
number, or may be more. These more
than, 5000 families are without food, fire
or means OF any kind save the little char
ty supplies them with, and this number
is by no means all.
There are hundreds dying OF hunger
and freezing in cellars and garrets, whose
false shame seals their lips, and do not
join in the general cry OF distress until
the hands OF despair and death have them
clutched about the throat. The societies
named do all in their power, and whileit is
a great deal for them, and rebounds much
to their glory rs Christians and humane
gentlemen, it goes very little way toward
alleviating the distress OF tens OF thou
sands, and is but a drop in the bucket
that should be overfiowed with nourish-
ment. Various means are devised TO till
depleted and depicting exchequers, and
there is one which, while it is very COM
mcndable in its way, urust be condemned
as unworthy the cause tor which it is un.
dertaken, and that is the charity ball
which was given last night at the Masonic
Hall.
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TIE Democratic machine was put in
motion at the Court House Saturday
night for the purpose OF giving us a
machine set Of officers at the coming city
election. There is feeling among many
Of our people that politics have no proper
place in our city affairs, and that what We
need isa good set Of capable and honest
men for officers-the same sort Of men
that private corporation would naturally
Try to secure, as q matter Of enlightened
self interest, for the management Of their
adaiS. Machine politics was pretty badly
smashed in this community in October
last, and We are prepared to see the people
do the same thing next month.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Completion Of the College Of
Cardinals.
Commerce Of the United States Telling
Against Great Britain. -.
GREAT BRITAIN.
STRIKE OVER.

|
LONDON, December 20-The oldham
cotton operatives strike is virtually over.
"A GLOOMY OUTLOOK FOR THE FrTuRE.r-s''
LONDON, December 2S.-A number u
very alarming and sensational reports
have been received here to-day and during
the last few days, respecting the industrial
and financial condition OF England. The
wages Of the miners and operatives inall
trades have been reduced TO what the men
consider the lowest living point; but the
masters say they can not go oil without a
still further reduction, and can scarcely
see their way to going on, even with a re-
duction. Great uneasiness exists also
among the tenant farmers, who are finding
1t almost impossible TO pay their rents and
and to keep out OF debt. The stoppage OF
the export trade TO America, and the great
influx OF American produce into England,
increases the difficulties OF tho situation.
The people in England thrown out OF
work, are less ableto bay food and the far
mers find themselves confronted in their
own markets with cheaper American meats
and grain. The future is looked npon as
gloomy in the extreme.
The Daily MsrS, Of this morning, says:
'Instcad OF Christmas turning the tide Of
events, or reviving the cotton trade at
Blackburn, the markets i,ave gradually
dwindled, and this week there las been
less employment than ever. Six mills are
at standstill, through bankruptcy, and
others arc definitely closed for three
weeks. Those best verscd in the cotton
trade say the prospects OF an Improvement
are fnr from immediate. Tile Oldhlm cot |
ton trade strike, however appears to be
the end, as there are large
numbers Of operatives returning to work
at reduction in wages. II is calculated
that half n million spindles have been
started during the last two weeks atGthe
reduction rate. -mE -sast.ll -.
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Ponderous. Law. suits Imminent In Gal.
lfnrnlh.


SAN Francisco, December 29.-Thc Cal
tomorrow will publish statement
cmanating from a party well informed on
the subject to the effect that in January
last, the township in which the town and
the principal mines OF Bodie are located,
was surveyed under the authority Of the
Federal Government, when it was dis
covered that they were situated in section
sixteen. a..
BY act Of, Congress OF March Sd, 1858,
the sixteenth and tlirty-sixth sections in
each township were granted to the State.
Under the laws OF California, the occu-
pants OF such sections are held to be the
verified purchasers for six months after
the filing Of the plot of survey.
The parties in possession at Bodle hav-
ing failed TO avail themselves OF the ope.
rations ofthelaw, other parties have filed
applications for purchase, under the State
title. The mines included in this tract are
Bodie, South Bodie, South Standard.
Champion, South ,Bulwer and a portion OF
Bulwer. .as. -tig. :. ar y
A Call reporter interviewed United
States Surveyor General Wagner this eve
ming on the subject. He expressed sur.
prise at learning the statement, and stated
that by tho law OF 1853 the mineral lands
were excluded from going to the State,ana
the present occupants could prove up and
patent their claims under the Federal law.
lie said, however, that the determination
OF the question would probably cost
enough to ruin both the claimants and
~ i
Atthe Sand Lots to.daya resolution was
passed expelling G. c. O'Donnell, member
Of the Constitutional Convention from the
party, on account oft he re-
cent disclosures affecting his character
developed in his libel case against the
Chronicle. -
Capt. Johnston, an old commander in
the service Of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company, who was to have gone East at
m early day to bring the new steamer
State OF California out here, died to-ddy.
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IdshFT b9fs6leap tAsk sReIllas averaged

John Dwyer, pugilist, entered the ring
and walked with the lady for four hours.
Several physicians, who, look upon her
physical endurance AZ most remarkable,
were present last evening watching her
movements. n IE}.E5 y. ut
At 10 o'clock she had completed her
1,l6l quarter-miles, and ut 1880 o'clock
she had walked !, 1853 quartor.miIes.
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ITALY,
TIIE CoLLE0E. or CARDINALS.

LONDON, December 2s.-Information
from Rome states that at the approaching
Consistory the Pope will probably fill up
the College OF Cardinals TO its full number
of seventy members. A Cardinal will be
appointed to take the place. OF tile ulate
Cardinal Cullen. A strong probability ex-
lists that there will also be created another
Irish Cardinal, another American Cardinal
and another English Cardinal. The con-
cordat which has been agreed upon be-
tween the Papal representative at the Aus
trian Court and the Austrian Government,
respecting the interests OF the Church in
Bosnia and Herzegovina, provides that the
Papal See shall appoint its Bishops for
these Provinces without consultation with
the Government, but that they shall not
be installed unless they are acceptable to
the, Government. q, slIAglI I.4-s VI.
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PATERSON, n. j., December 9S.-This
morning at o o'clock an explosion took
place at J. L. Rand's works at Preakness.
A smalrffame building, sixteen by sixteen
feet, was blown up.with ninety pounds OF
glycerine. Three men, named John Maui
ley, Charles Hansel and Ferdinand Marks,
all residents OF this city, were blown TO
atoms. The other buildings were partially
destroyed. The causeof the explosion is
unknown. ...L
The three men killed were torn into
fragments and blown in every direction.
Each leaves wife and family; one OF nine
children, another seven, and the third
five. In
The conclusion completely destroyed
another building, but workman in it es-
capped uninjured.
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FIRE RECORD.

gHnc'nNIrxr NEaTps. 17T. sniff
lMEArfts, December 20. IA fire early.
this morning burned the buildings on The
corner 0f Poplar and Fourth street, oc-
cupied by A. and j! Heiegers, baker and
confectionery. Loss TO buildings 5000.
Owned by Mrs, stulman, uninsured.
HeiIegers loss about 5000; insured for
81 900 each in Scottish Commercial, Queen.
Home Of New York, and $500 in Hoffman
OF New York.
.'t'tots PNISr snor BURNED. u- ir'if
The dial md paint shops ofseIh Thomas
Clock Company in Thomaston. Conn, WAS
burned Saturday evening. Loss partly
covered by s, 900 insurance. 2
COLLEGE BURNED.
TGIsCSEATb December 99---A special to
the Gdtstte say Il Rev! Dr.. (tbuld's Female
College; 1t MiIletsbnrg, ny, burned early
this morning. The students lost their
wardrobes. Total loss $4,000. Insur-
ance 5000.
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NV YoRK, December 2S.-Events Of the
week in financial circles were not especially
important. The money market was fairly &C.
tive, and at intervals call borrowers had to
pay us high ny 6aI per cent for accommoda-
lions. The ruling rates were 4a5 per cent.
Foreign Exchanges were firm early In the
week, but rates afterwards were put down a
fraction.
III Gold nearly all business was at 100 3.6i
down to 100 l.6i. Government Bonds were
in the main lower, although the decline was
comparatively slight.
Railway and miscellaneous speculation was
In the main lower for Coal Stocks, owing to
the failure OF the coal companies 10 form a
new combination for 1870 The general list
declined carly In the week, but subsequently
became firm and advanced, b.. ,.,..,'.,.,.., -.
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CINCINNATI, December 28.-Cotton-Quiet
Quiet, scarce and firm; red and white GOA
97c. Corn-Quiet and firm at S2a9Sc cash
$50 seller January. 0ats-Good demand at
24a2Gc. Rye-Firm at 52a53c. Barley-ouiet
and steady; for No. 3spring, 55a70c. Pork
Quiet and firm held at IS 90. Lard-Good de.
manL and prices shade higher; steam IS 40a
42If, closing at the latter bid. Bulk Meats
Dull and nominal. Bacon Steady ut 2Ha
8a41sa4,+a4%c. Whsky-Stead ut 81 03.
Butter-steady and unchanged. Linseed Oil
Quiet at 60afjlc.
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NEw YoRE, December 9O.-The ITildise
Band to-,lay decided to 60 out of existence
on the 3lst, because more money is spent
in relieving sickmembemthan Is received
for dues. Over $4,000 is owing to the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
but the President OF the Company has
agreed to pay the debt himself II the Band
would reorganile under tile name Of Hi.
disc Band Protective League, leaving out
all sick members. This has been agreed
to, and the Association will be reorganizetl
next Sunday.
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The Weather Al Cairo.

C4lRQr December S.-A heavy snow,
fell yesterday morning, and another Is
falling now. such a'winter has not been
seen for sixteen years, and l think not at
all. sleighing is aSed6d as.Ihe best, and
1t has been 50 for the past days, Three
most in this climate before. II is highly
probable that the outcome Of all these
snow storms will be tho highest water
next spring ever seen In the Mississippi
and Ohio Valleys. People in the low
lands should make note and keep their
eyesoPeR when the spring thaw begins,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-30

Rev. FRANK De HAss is engaged to deliver
four lectures at Martinsburg, January 1S,
llls and 10th. The first lecture will be the
4Bured Cities OF the Old World" to be
followed by "Egypt. and the Country be-
roud Jordan" Travels in Classic and ORR
entail Lands" and the series will conclude
with "All Around the World"
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CHICAGO, December 2s.-Ths Droven' Jour
nal reports:
1000. Worst market OF the season; choice
heavy g eoa2 rs; light g 4oa2 IS; mixed
81 35a2 so.
CArrLE--Receipts $500 head; shipments
mixed to good shipping dull and lower at
$ 5oa4 90; stockers In good demand but steers
almost unstable.
sHEEr-ReCeipts 200 head; shipments ! 200
bead. Steady at e 6oai %.