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THE AFRICAN Nj. f. CONFERENCE continued
IN session in Baltimore Saturday, Bishop
Brown presiding. The most of the day was
consumed IN the discussion of the - African
exodus" movement from the southern states
rev Mr.. Green made speech strongly OppOS-
ing the scheme, and II. II. Cain, member of
movement, and other members of the confer
ehee opposed It. The sympathies of the audi
enee We're decidedly on the side of the Oppo-
oy lrelment applause of the speakers on that
side lhe resolutions denouneing the scheme
were adopted Yesterday Bishop Brown. as
ordained Rev. q. W. Jones and Rev. john ii
T. Gray as elders. -
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SALE OF THE EFFECTS OF GRAY's HOTEL
Thomas Bowling. auctioneer. will sell tomor
row, the entire effects of the above hotel. com
p1ising superior chamber sets, French plate
mirrors, crystal chandeliers, table decorations,
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SETTLEMENT OF TIE MECHLIN CAsE-On
Macarthur made Il decree in the case of
Maria lie. Mechlin ct al, settling. at least for
the present, the Mechlin case. 1t will be re-
OF assault and battery were preferred By some
OF the daughters of joel r. PoinSett Mechin,
and a conviction having been had in the Police.
Court, the ease was appealed TO the Criminal
Courf, In which the fury failed to agree At
That time the court suggested that the Equity
Court might afford relief. Consequently pc
tlflon was flied, as We'll as answer and as
above stated decree was granted The de-
cree appoints VIM. Z. Kent guardian OF Maria
L. c. and Madeline G. w. Mechlin (CharIey
and Wiley, and A. NJ; Gangewer of Aimee j .
ard Sophia W. Mechlin, on giving bonds Of
ST Geo each, and directs that Mechlin paw over
To each of them $50 per month for their main.
fenance and SUPPORT
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BANKERS.
CTOCKS, COTTON,

GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE quotations. COT
t dON-NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE quota
BOARD OF TRADE quotations, on one per cent. or
,sofs msIgn In small or large lots. Orders by
am OF deiegi aph, 70 buy or sell filled Immediately
upon ~, receipt OF margin. Regular commissions.
shInSy square dealing: Prompt remittances by
o. .no Of 6roadway, New York. ap96-m, w&f. Inn
A AhABER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
- VIII xecute orders for the purchase or sale OF
cgocxs, SENDS and Gold on moderate margins.
Com91ss1ons % each 100 shares. Stock privileges
aasgoaaalsa on responsible parties only Correspon-
usnce fobftfed. Henry Merriam, Member Am.
lining atd Stock Exchange, % Wan ST., New
1orE. ReseJenee. ID. 3. MAnyAn, ESQ.,, President
National Trust Co., New York. tanl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-13

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
GeOrgeW. Hoffman and Elizabeth Thompson ::
Patrick Ready and Annie Maloney; William
Rogers OF Brooklyn, N. Y, and LeOnora c.
Curtis; John Trahey and Kate Mahoney. both
of GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-13

NEW VICAR Observation-Disclosures Gibbons
has appointed as vicar general of this archdiO-
eese, to, succeed the late Very Rev J. Paul
Dubrenl, ID, Rev: Edward McColgan pastor
of ST. Peters church. at HOllins and P0nnIe-
ton streets. Father McColgan has been con
nected with the archdiocese for SO years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-13

doses of LOdite's He0ddche SPECIFIC will as
surediy cure you. 1t is perfectly harmless.
Costs but 80 cents
For MANY YEARS it has been a public fact.
undenled even by the martlnetS of the medical
profession, that HOStetter's Stomach BitterS il
the best antidOte to malaria. and the finest ac-
cllmating medicine in existence. In fever and
ague districts, in tropical and other regions,
visited by epidemlcs, and indeed in all local
ties where the conditions are unfavOrable to
health, this famous vegetable invig0rant and
even to feeble constitutions and fragile frames !:
while as cure for indigestion, biiliOuSness
and all kindred complaints, it is cOnfesSedly
without a rival.
You will never buy any other if you once see
''Ercelsior" Retriger dtor in use at Hamiltons
Y. M. e. A. Building, 9Th and ID SITS. col:
WHAT ARE THE CREDENTIALS OF GLENN's
medical men rs a disinfectant, deodorizer and
remedy for local diseases of the skin. Second
~, 1t Is an admirable article for toilet use.
BeaItify without risk with HiHs I1astan-
tdne0uS Hair Due.
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City,. 6,lSd&klV
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. Wi1eslolo's Soothing Syrup for
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
!ates the bowels and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
near 9Th street By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
european invention, he is enabled to do his
=" not To 1n 1nI hYr%I
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es; rs years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots etfectually from any article,
as if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for Is cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-13

AIRS. j. II. PALMER,
A No. 1907 T. street.
Between 1Ith and 18th streets,
having just returned from New York ->
viii open on MONDAY, May @, an elegant CA
FRENCH MONTURES and ROSES ~
OSTRICH FEATHER and POM -POSS
l - FANCY WINGS,
TWO-TONED REVERSIBLE SATIN RIR-
B0NS, in new summer tints:
SATINS, SILKS. GAUZES, sc.
French and American CHIPS. English and Fan
cy straw BONSkTS and ii ATS, Misses and Chill
dren s Fancy SAILORS and Leghorn HATS.
Special attention given to orders. my6-tr
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Weather Indications Today.
LOCAL NEWS.

Amnsemenfs, &C. Tonight.
FOrd'S Opera HO3lsc.-Callenders Georgia
AinStrPIs.
InsGtef COHiigHe -Varie,ies
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F0R PANS AND THE GREAT EXHIRITTo< -
In view Of the uncertainty connected with an
adjournment OF Congress, many members who
uDabie TO make de6mnte arrangements for
their departure. To meet this emergency the
agent OF the States Line of ocean steamships
Geo w. Moss t225 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, } of this city, has made arrangements
10 sail the steamship state of Nevada, on the
9Th oil July ensuing. and has control of all the
desirable berths up to the Goth of this month
A number OF members of Congress have
already signihed their intention Of sailing on
the Nevada
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CITY ITEMS.

DOES your head ache? If so, one OF two
doses of LOdHteS HeGddche SPECIFIC will as
snrediy cure you. 1t is perfectly harmless.
Costs but 30 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-13

PROMPT PAYMENT.-We learn that Ms
IsadOra {. CausteD, widow OF DR.. Manuel c.
CauSten, whose death was recorded in these
columns little over q month ago, has re-
ceIved two thousand dollars, due in cOnse-
9uence OF the death of her husband, from the
Order of the Knights of Honor. This order
has been in existence five years, and has
proved wonderfully successful. The total
membership IS over forty thousand, with
the Union. half a million of dollars has
been paid by the order to widows and or
phanS. The object OF the order is fraternal
and beneficiary, and provides the cheaDest
and most reliable insurance known to this
country. Mr.. CauSten was charter member
81 Ma lOnal Lodge, No. 6t2, (Which holds its
meetings each Thursday evening, at the
Grand Army Hail. which contains as mem
oers our most prominent and enterprisinp
citizens, and had paid in initiation fees
Twelve dollars. and assessments, eight dollars
during the ten months he was member of the
order, thus securing to his family two thou
sand dollars, on total payments of twenty
dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-13

.aafSSkING OF THE n AIRY WAsHTSGTOS.-Dis-
nv tbs were were received in Baltimore yesterday
line atSentS oi the NeemS' TRANSFORMATION
river "0 Sn, cred snag on the RaDpahannock
twelve =" f ee uf ~ afternoon ard was sunk ia
eTieEshnrS ~ Tbs "aser at her wharf at Fred.
more Friday evening Tor the spDsbsn AL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-13

Mr.. HENRY F. ZIMMERMAN, for the past 30
years well known i'll the furniture trade in
this city, died last evening about 9l& O'Clock
at his residence, No. 914 Nj street northwest
aged about 90 years. Mr.. Zimmerman was a
native of Alexandria. Va, and was by trade a
cabinet maker. He came here about 50 years
ago and entered the employment of y. NJ. Me
GregOr, then one of the leading furniture
dealers in the District. After serving for
some years as clerk in the establishment Mr.
McGregOr took Mr.. Zimmerman into partner
ship with him together with the late John W.
Potter. Subsequently Mr. Zimmerman con
dueted the business alone, and continued it
until about two years ago. Mr.. Zimmerman
was member of Wesley IN. E. Chapel in
old times, but OH the organization of the Meth
Odist Church South he united with it, and has
since held bis membership with that denOmi-
nation, and was an active working member of
the Mt. Vernon Place Nj. f. Church. south ND
to the time of his death. taking a lively inter-
est in everything tending TO the advancement
OF the interests of the church. Mr. thinner
man was up to "Wednesday last in his usual
good health, but on that day he partOOk OF
cucumbers and subsequently ate ice cream.
which brought on an attack of collie, which
resulted in his death. His funeral will take
place to morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-13

THE GAME OF BALL between the Athletics of
Philadelphia, and the Nationals of this city.
hotly contested and very Interesting UnfOr-
tunately, the Athletics were not good enough
players to fulfill this expectation they were
beaten. after dull playing on both sides, bya
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LADIES' GOODS.

NINE. l.. =. JEAyNERET Is SELL
AVl ING OPERA HATS and BONNETS -.
az slZ ana $l5, former prices $50 and S25 <ESA
also wishes to inform her customers and &"
the ladies' in general that all orders for eie- r"
CANT Partisan DreSSmaking sent to SO North
Charies ST.: Baltimore, and 939 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
perfect fit guaranteed. nay6-tr
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BEAUTIFUL dress good in light spring shades.
part wool. Is New parasels, New paraSOls /.
New parsOls. Three hundred (3O0) pieces of
WOOL eaSSlmereS and linens for mems bows
and children's wear. Bridal quilts. pnre
white, large size, only $50: white quilts. 80.
q %, sl.O0; one yard-wide double t9il!ed bed
teking, %: beautiful Pacific lawns 10:
Ssseaehed table linen, 30. Carriers Market
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SHks: sILKsm srLKs ~

ShLhS' siLkS! SELkS.!!
Elegant Summer Silks, SIS to 65c.; great reduc-
ton. 49, 9'' i0''''-
AT Wool Buntings. % TO 3lc., worth lOn more
Al W ooi DebeSeS, %; sold everywhere SIC
DOnDe-wllLh Bunting less than market price
iron grenadines. % up: silk Grenadines cheap
Wool-lnlxtd Dress Goods 12kc. up: bargains
Linen Lawns sacrificed. 10, l2i6 TO sDr
Best PacifCL Lawns. 10 ana H. Good C,alico AZ
SlLCtnfla ana BlShop Lawns from auction, cheap
shetland ShaUlS. Lace Sacqucs Sacrificed
Large stock Fancy Hosiery cheap
carpets at cost; Mattings cheap: Razar Pat.
terms. ~
All leading makes COttons at Wholesale prices.
t. N. NAUDAIs
hlN"-u 700 Market sN0e<,
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CLYNONT PAVILION.
| A.

This beautiful summer resort has changeI its
management and has been placed in first-rate "a
order for the coming season, and no charge a
as heretofore. will be made at this landing. "A
Apply to s. y. SMITH. Proprietor or Ss,,SS
BRAD. ADAMS Sl2 ST., for open dates. ae9-ims
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS
EXCURSION TO RICHMOND, Va,

FxCURsIoN TO RICHMOND, Va,
NAsHrNsToS SGMMaNpERr. No. l,
An Excursion aceompani led by the Marine Band.
T Eln,i .ea W. the B3itim'Es and P%to,Tae ~
fS9 at R b kGqrSDs Nav w, as
tripl Can be procured az the stores OF J. w. Drew
r. Boyd, E. G. Davis and of members of tht Com.
mandery. myll-d
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
New and Fast Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON
" i'll resume her Excursion Trips on s~>
n 1hs hStS fsgi st9e5 SThNfb were
TkRNoOSs, stopping AZ
MARSHALL HALL and GLYMONT.
.The first one will be on SUNDAY. Nav IL. and
leaving the or ok wharf. g b street, al 80 m
returning, arriving in Washington about O'Clock
pm.
Far Fare for the round "trip, Is esnts:
on reasonable terms by apply ing at the once OF
Company, Room 8, over National Metropolitan
m.e-2m SAMUEL BACON. Pres't
FIRST GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION
Nm >. On I he Barge ,,C0CKADE cry
S sss Sc s'sss sSSn4a "a" ssss
and returning at 8, landing at Fort
washington gong and returning.
Tickets % cts: no charge for children under ten
years.
Donch's Band, sixteen pieces
Billy Wright and HsmmerSly. Caterers,
This Barge can be chartered for $50. myS
pRIyATE EXCURSIONS PARTIES
Il TAKE N0TICE.-The steam -n-
yacht DAVID N. KEY can be char sHe:ssaassswN
tered to run 70 any point on the Po-
tomac. from 500 to $50 per day. She is entirely
new, fast and safe. For information address Lock
Box 6S5, or Apply at the wharf, foot of 9Th st. sw
or our cfhce. $40 ST. Respectfully, Us
Inland Mail transportation Co. my3-lm-
NINDAY EXCURSION. The Steamer
~ hAtTANO viii resume her r.,
trips to MARSHALL HALL o.. ss.zssaSaaazs-iN
SUNDAY, May 8, 1875 and every sssssz5zsE-snn.
sunday thereafter during the excursion seq son
weather reTmitting.p Leaves 6th-street wharf Al
SO p. m Returning, arrives in Washington Al
about $50 p. m stops at Alexandria going and
coming. Fare to Marshall Hall and return q cts
The Nattano Call be chartered for excursions ON
reasonable terms hy applying al Office of steamer
MattanO. foot of 9Th and streets S.
mS2-lm u. TUCKER JONES, Agent
NLYMONT PAVILION.
~ RB No Charge for Iondino
Iris beautiful summer has
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pRONHEAD & CO.
- 800 Pennd. nee bet. "a and I0th sts
Are nov Offering number of extraordInary har
gains among which are TO he found WI
SsI nl Linen Lawnsat 15c. 26 inches wide:
flne all-Wool Twied Summer Game Shair AZ 70.
Tamese Cio;h. 1la yds wide. size recently n *
Lovely French Organizes 45c: Wv
Courtauld'S ail-Silk Black Crane. 81 25 and nm.
grade OF Black Grape at So So suitable for yeiIs
tnat cannot he matched a retail under IS: any
secure it: ~ ' "eh "
value at 81: ~ N "' s'oe
New PaIasclS and Sun Umbrellas very chaan.
AApporoscoggan "a Bleached Cotton Z PC;
thompson S perfect Glove fitting Corsets 81.
Clark best 2o0-yaru Spool Cotton o. snooIs for
Z5c; Bnntlngs, DC: (best make all-wool Buntino
soc: Ladies wishing bargains in first class goods
snoaiu cal az BRODHEAD'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-13

ONE case white piques, only cents per ward
new spring dress goods, L. Is, 49, 20, 3 cents :
black alpacaS Is cents, etc. black cassimeres
men and boys wear, % cents up: mattings
and spring carpets: new lawns, French pat
terms, yard-wide,. l212 cents. Great bargains
IN Dry goods at the cheap dry goods store OF
Adrt
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
MAY Is. 1873.
Is. Is, 20 and 25c. -
BUNTINGs, all colors, 2Oc
&C. N' ~ "i' "''"''
CLOTH, FOR Boys Suits. sc. up.
Black ALPACA, I5c. and up.
All Wool Black CAsHMEREs. so.
Hamburg EDGINGs from auction.
MATTINGS. CARPETS and oILCLoTHs.
Sheeting CoTTONS, cheap
Table LINENS from 25r IN
Turkey Rcd Table LINEN SOC IN
White COUNTERPAN ES SO. rs 81 81 Of 81 IN
81 Bargains ia Dry Goods at
G. NJ. TOwsOy a CO.
6S6 Pennsylvania Arense.
NsRpF "a "a
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DRY GOODS.
SCOOPS yrsr OPENED.

Zephyr GinC hams. Elsrk and White STRIPED aud
Cheeks. az Rs .lg1 20 rrntS. Zephyr Wool ShawlS
al coiCrs. f'NnCh lis Thread ShawlS, an colorS
Dotted ard FIGURED = isS MuslinS: Printed Liner
Lawns; Fine f'enrA Lawns Black and ColOreI
GfenadineS, IN extra hue qualities. al a. low down
prices.
100 pieces all wool dnrbie and single with Bunt-
,ngs, az oolors: 40 'ndSoms Lace RantingS, an
Black. Ee. Br.Nrl a',h Team
100 pieces rev Tor, hons aud many other deSir-
able goods St
w. VI. BROWNS,
msll-u 3ff Eighth Street r.,r.
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RLACk CANTON GRAPE,
~ BLA"K CREPE DE CHINE.
BLACK GRENADINES.
FYDT4 P0NGEE
SCMNFR SILKS. e. &C.. -. 81
"GrN u RargaiD - in
BLACK CIR - GkAIN SILK,
AT "'NE D0LLAE"
ELcnred French Re- NDIES French la,n
NtIS, Printed ''Ar Ip,p - AWSS 49,,
GiNGHAMS, French PERC LINES
LlNrN BUSTERS
w al w" nrw ShanlS. Ia lies, Gents and trh5,l
rem GACZE VESTS: LlSe TNreag s;I SVIIsr
BLACK SIX GLOVES: India LINENS & g. -
ONf PRICE ONLY
An inspection Of stock Il solicited II {,,r,rs o.,
obligation 10 pun chase. wv
PERRY BROTHER
mylI-2t P.sa'a ars.. r,y. orr S,r.s,
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EDUCATIONAL.

ENHE PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
l. is preparing an unusually large class of young
people to revive the business interests Of the
country. my13-1m
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FISHERMEN LUCK.-Four fishermen who
applied at the lodging house last night for sbel.
ter stated that they had been working on rbe
bay for six weeks, hauling seine for a Raiti
more man, and had been discharged Saturdav
morning, with 81 each for their six weeks,
work. They were told by him that they caught
40 employed, and they say they had good fish.
ing all the time -.
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SILKS. SILKS. SILKS! immense assortment.
One hundred .Q0O) new pieces of black and
coming from New York. Black silks, IS, 81,
sf.aQ SIS, 20. 0ur 81 black silk is special
bargain. and our 81 .25 satin finish black silk is
worth Size. Black silk grenadines, French
lawns. Carter's Ill Market Spaee.-Adrt
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold by r A.
Golden IL Bro. Agents, Washington, Nav l3.
ls,a.--l 20 shad, from sl4 TO $40 per 100; 5000
herring, from 81 20 - per Loo
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DECORATION DAY AT CONGRESSIONAL CEN
ETERY.-The arrangements for memorial ser
inst, by the Grand Army of the Republic, are
fully perfected. George j. p. Wood is i'm
command. Rev. Dr.. Chester will officiate as
chaplain, and the choir of his church. con
prOpriate music. A patriotic ovation win be
delivered by II. j: Clifford. of Post No. 9, and
an original historical poem on this cemetery
this department Ct. A r.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NOME AND BE PLEASED!

A line and interesting Programme.
MCkESDREE CHURCH.
MaSSaehuss It's ave.. between 9th and 10Th streets
TOESDs Y, 14th insE., p. IN. Only Is cents al
mission. myt3-3t.
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SILhS, DRt IS GOODS, &c.-we are pre-
~ pared exhibit the largest aud mo>t desirable
STOCK OF DRY GOODS to he found in washington
Buhtings all colors at 20 %, 80 and 50 cents per
Linens, reTcal,s &c. 1o'
nots-Madam Bowman one Of the most fashion
ahle DreSSmGkeiS mis- side OF New York ocpuniaS
rsoms Tor her business second floor of our stor,
h street front. " N'
No oo. W. W. BURDETTE A co.
No. 706 X st. NV. uya+r
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-15
Scratch No More--"1tching Piles"

soIs+Ich NO A4oEe--"ItchIng Files"
symptoms of which are moisture, like per-
SEPARATION, intense itching, particularly
when undressing, or after getting warm in
bed. Increased by scratching, might think
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum, oftentimes shows itself around the
private parts. A pleasant and safe cure
IN every case is "Swayne's Ointment
1t allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. 1t also cures letter, BARRIERS
itch, Scald head. ring worm, botehes, all
scaly, crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of price.
SO cents box, or three boxes for 81. Is.
by DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sold
by all leading druggists At wholesale and
retail by John Bengston. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-15
CURE YOURSELF!

DR. Bohannan's Vegetable Curnttve ia yvarrap,a n, ~
nanenly cure al torms of spermatforrhea or seminal
Msasns., General Debility %potsnsy. etc. and restores
those WHO have destroyed by sexual or evil ra
tees IN nom two 10 seven weeks time. This remedy Which
has been used BY DIR Bohannan in his private practice for
thirty known In curing Gwen
the WORST CASES I gives vitality and imparts energy
with wonderful effect 20 those dde-aged men who feel
weakness beyond their years. Its iuvgoratinR properties
are felt at once Young suffering from tie conse-
quences OF that dready destructive habit of Self Abuse
en- use this medicine with tho assurance Of speedy ard
fhhMANE euro The patient gains strength and elias
ney OF spirits a once as u sets directly the parts affect
"a az soothng and healing tonic and anodye 20 the re-
axed seminal vescles and irrtatd ducts imparng power
anu tone and restoring hc their state the same
o. " the 0aneful habit had been INDUCED in THE
nKeuens are simple productions nnureharks rpots
herbs etc., and arc specific for the above diseases
All parsons must before Contemplating marriage reflect
mat sound mind and body the most necessary reoui
sites 20 promote eonnnhAa happiness. Indeed without
these the journey through o becomes weary pilgrimage.
the mind becomes Swallowed with desrair and Allied wSh
tha melancholy reflection the haprncss Of ~
comes bighted with own, ~ ~
% fice Five Dollars, sent with full directions etc 10
any eddess Tor sale only at Dr. G. Bohannans office
NO vi North tth street between Washington avenue and
Green street, 81 Louis, Mo. Established in isS7 $3.50
B- Dr. BIS 'Treatise Special Dis4asess which gives
GEAR uelineaon OF the nature
cure etc, of SYPHILIS SEMINAL wRAKNFSS Ere sent
thEE TO any address upon receipt of one stamp '
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-15
OPINIONS OF PRESS
From So L,7lis 6LO6e. De,ooca..yt 7

Or. WHITTIER, CIT st. Charles street. q req.
ullr graduate OF medicine, has been longer
engaged In the treatment of chronic diseases
than any other physician in the city. Nervous
ueoAity, blood diseases, all impediments TO
marriage. Cali or write. Circular free. safe
medicines moderate chnTges.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-15
UNcwYork CINCINNATI Chicago
July /, 1877 Special. Express. Special |
spinner breakfast. supper.
Advantages Of the III. P. & w. Route.

gE-Itis the ONLY RoUrE RUENrEG THRoUGH
DAY COACHES and Reclining Chair Cars from Bur-
lington and Keokuk TO Lafayette. Loganeport, Ft.
Wayne, Toledo and Indianapolis WITHOUT GRANGE.
1t is the only Route Running Palace Coaches TO
has Through Day Coaches from Darlington to La
fayette WITHOUT CHANGE The Cincinnati Express
has reclining Chair Car from burlington TO indian
apolis, and through coach from Peoria to Toledo
WITHOUT CHANGE. The Chicago Special Express
has Palace Sleeping Car from Peoria 10 Chicago
WITHOUT CHANGE Purchase Your tickets via this
Fast and Popular Route, securing THROUGH CARS,
SURE CONNECTIONS and AVOIDING ONE CHANGE OF
CARS TO ALL EAsTBRN CITIES. BAaaAsE CHECKED
THROUGH.
H. L. HOPKINS, Gen1 Manager, poox;a
A. G. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pass. 81 Tk'tAgt eoA4"'