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EnSterr, AGi,irS.
FAILURE OF MOuKTAR PASHA'S MISSION TO
CRETE

FAILURE OF MOuKTAR PASHA'S MISSION TO
CRETE.
ATHENS. September 14.-The mission OF
Mouktar Pasha, sent to Crete to cndcavor
to pacfy the Island, has failed. The Gre
tans rejected all proposals made by the
Porte, and refused to enter into any ar
engagements looking to the establishment OF
reforms in the administration.
THE CHRISTIANS OF ERzEROUM THREATENED
WITH PLUMBER.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, September 1I.-Thc
MuSsulmans OF the surrounding country
threaten to make Il descent on ErZeronm
and plumber the Christians when the Rus
sian troops leave the city. The Armenian
archbishop OF ErZeroum has telesraphed to
Mr.. Layard and NJ. Tournier, the British
and French ambassadors at Constantinople.
asking that steps be taken for the protection
Of the Christians.
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CASE OF MIR. C.. WOLFE,
OF POINT COUPEE PARISH. LOUISIANA.

POINT COUPE PARISH, La, April 2, 1873.
Mr. Thomas F. COME, Proprietor Buffalo Lithia
Springs, Virginia:
Two years ago began to suffer with severe and
constant pain in nay Kidneys. which was soon tol
lowed by violent attacks, averaging about two Il
week, causing eXcruciatlng agony. from which |
was frequently relieved by the discharge of stone
Of from four 10 six grains In weight at other Times
by the passage of smaller stone, and sometimes by
sand In considerable quantities.
/ sought, bnt in vain, the best medical assistance.
and Tho result of this state Of things was reduced
10 such CONDITION that my medical advisers told me
frankly that | had nothing to hope from remedies
that INV condition hopeless one; and looked
to death alone for termination Of 4 miserable eX-
istence. Mr.. j. l.. Lyons. 4 druggist OF New Or
leans, about six months ago advised me to try the
Buffalo I.ithia Water, Spring No: 2, WHICH did;
About week after commenced the use OF IL haa
au attack of less than usual severity, In which
passed two small stones, one Of 1rhtch placed IN
u tumbier Of the lcdtt7.. and in about three hours
found It disS0lred to fine DO,cder. That gave me
confidence and determined TO perSererc In Its use
have had no attack whatever since nor has there
been any discharge of stone or sand.
The pain in my kidneys has entirely disappeared;
my weight. which had been greatly REDUCED have
fully regained; and my general health has been en-
ti-ely restored. very chccrfully acknowledge my
Indebtedness 10 the buffalo Lithia Water for my
'| Respectfully. C. WOLFE.
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Awards TO Virginia and NOrffs caro-
lima Exhibitors at Paris.

PARIS, September II. The following
awards have been made 1T the Exposition :
Gold medal TO the Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institute, Hampton, Va,
scholars work-vews OF the school, publ
cations, blanks. and regulations trustees
OF the Peabody fund, Staunton. Va, le-
ports OF the secretary; Guyot and Swinton
(authors). Silver medal to John I. Allen d
Co., Richmond, Va, tobacco in all forms;
w. II. Trowbridge, DanviIle, VA, smoking
tobacco; Bayles, Samuel Smith, E. A.
Hammond, Wallace Brothers, Statesville,
n. c.. medical herbs, DC.
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tterces. 22c. :uarrsis 23c. Gennine soi<en syrnp
45a h5e. q gallon Ney irIas.
Ground alEin. from store, s Gc. q SACK.
Sugar. Crushed. Ike: nowdere,. o. &C.: eranii.
i s,ed iose - PC sxtr; 9.
Rlco. Denerara. l0GG1 Gikc.
( SoSp common. afc.: pest washing. az Csc;
toilet l5f is end nev nrs s eo,s 4se
Imperial sl.lo@sl.s9; ruEpow'ier. 41.45G1.75
Hides. Leather. ss.
Hides: Green. 4fG5c.: arv Ealleti 12M1ac.: or,
flint. 3I15c.; wet sated. 72EIse-: wei sSaEei calf
Leather: Sole leather. OAK 3sia40c.: sole leatner
hemIoek ls@2se; soaaTv G95ss. 3 . q cry
country, 2sN33: clsT finish. s2a36c- 9 IN; saif.
SKINS, French. si.15a42.25 q ID: rouge sijrnng
22qi2sc.
from. Steel. Saiis. sc.
fran: American refined Old i,nia,on. 20
az 2-10c. y H.: English and American sheet I'D
&C.: Swedes. hammered. &c; hoop, ftl6: Ply
SrD xFs etco sGnesst sassGa an
thracite. s20@s22: Vest Virgria COKE sZlf2s23.
Eat,s: Oii Dominion. $3.50 pr ker ,1r -a:d.
Srd-thai Is. tCr-penar: other Sizes extra.
Plough castings: "no!s-aie. ;@si&>, c::ai'
koDs: Manila. ossf. 1tMI5c.: H.te. s@a,.
4E kf&s: NIKE" '"''9'' 1's'; "''''s ~: "2''~A
ITEiacr. >fa.rs. &r.
Luqhtr: Waite OAK. 81 26il5 r, l.Uno. fftsIe. n
E,rgini, sop,ar. sl5@s20 g 1000: "aus nm, !,
joist. s10@$l4. according 10 lengths. Snnses-
Pine. S2.5nMSJ: cypress Sx-inca. s5Gs 9.23
r l.Hoc. i.ath@-SpHt, 81: saved. s1.50GsL65
rinr.s: Whis&ey -farrel timber green. 81 saES2Ss
louc: SEASONED. S20G'iS2J I, l.uCC. s!o'r-tarIe
tiIaber. <G@S7.5o = 1000. FloHrh,rrei p'',c>. -
as: observation-disclosures. Ia dcnIaaG: ntrs "r?-hr's':.
1880.
L:cuors. Wines. Nc.
&c scotch. h.s: n-a:!tc, u'. s.:a-:..2a
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DIsPATCH PElNTING-iioU&E.
coon WORE. Cow PRICES.
ii.,,rr nn4 Of he LARGEST AND BEST
Tyl.lrpED JOi: OFFICES ~ TILE SOUTH cT"-
h.u.,, Y:!;h ssilU iuec!!ln:ca t:t!"it "c "rr iTc
u,.,,, 20 cxcc:t,e promptly. IN tie very hest s.G'c
aa4 ~ low PRICES, e"cry description u
BOOK AND JOB rEi>T!''"
si.s!%E>s-CAlD>.
vISrTi%ti-CAEDS.
ri:0GESSioE.H>-rA"Ds.
WEnDiEG-CARDS.
S!;OW-ChiD:,
CIRCULARS.
MAEIfEST&,
ELLIS LADlNC,
RECr:"iS
EILL.-uEADS,
LETTER-lIEADs.
NOTE-HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
SrATEHENTS
pEvG-LArELs' r,cS
N''' ~ ARGUMENTS.
BRIEFS,
&c. &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WOHk 4
SPECIALITY.
We have al the NEWEST STYLES pF TfPE
and execute work III a thai canno. &c sur
passed.
Wealso 10 ali kinds OF BINDING and RULING
Orders from the country promptly filed and &C.
liyercd BY express or mali.
We will checrfully furnish eatinla:es and SEND
eop,n,es when renu,red. NH l2-a,sw.&~
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considerably increase the contribution of 1
Allegheny county, but the flood which Is |
now prevailing takes away that hope. We |
send whit. we haze; and, while asking Tor /
the best fortune that we ourselves need, |
pray that, by mems which Divine wisdom
can employ, the great feYer-plagac may be
STAYED. ,L..A. 80. ~. al. i.
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The War OH Crooked whiskey.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September 14.-Col-
Iector Woodcock has received 4 letter an
nouncng the destruction of one OF the
largest illicit distiieries yet found in this
district, located near q place called Sneak
town in a neighboring county. The still
was Of four hundred gallons capacity, and
the apparatus was valued at 81 200.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE


RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, september IA, 1878.
The BREAKS To-day comprised 10 EogsGeads aud
IS lierccs. The offerings atauc.iOn on Change were
~ packages: of which number % were taken III.
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from :2.lo
to SIC.
we continue 10 quote:
NEW DAf.E.
Lugs.-CoEmOn to medium, Sl.5o%tS2: medium
to good. S3m!4.
LeaE-Comlnon. s4m$5: medium. S5Qi; good,
:SGl$ 10; iisic, $l1m:l4.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-CommGu colory. $30Si.
FIitcrs.-Common. $4m$5: medium. :jI -:
good. S7M$l0; fine. $l0GtSl3.
SRoEers.-Common. $7Gl$S.5O: medium. S9GN
I'll: good, :lQ@$,3: iac, $l5n$lS: fancy. { s
iTruppers.-Common, &l2m$l5: medium. SIS
mS25: good. $30@si5; fine. SG0W$1C: fancy.
S1JTs90.
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PoTrsvuLE, PA, September l4.-John
Dean and James Noon were discharged to-
day on habeaS corpus in the case OF the
murder of Patrick Stanton, killed in No
vember, 1869. Anthony Munley and An
thony Carey were held in $4,000 bail.
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ROOFS. SEIOEa. &c.
MATCHES, JEwELRY. &c.

CEILING AT A SACRIFICE-g
y GOLD and SILVER WATCHES: GOLD ESSs
CHAINS. beautiful RINGS, BUTTONS, yspD
lock ETS. &c: also few fine DIAMOND RINGS
and STUDS. The goods are FIRST-CLASS, ana nusl
be SOLD 10 RAISE the cash at once. Parties desiring
10 purchase will save considerable by calling carry
EVERYTHING guaranteed rs repi esentem; :o1u
No. IT north Fourteenth street.
Sc 5-1m under Exchange Hotel.
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NOTICE.-Al persons having claims
IN against the estate of ii. u. DANFORIH, &c.
ceased will present them for settlement; ana those
Indebted will please pay or satisfactorily arrange
their debts before the claims are PLACED IN the
JENNIE W.sDANF0RTH. :
sc 1d-4t f..a,..-.f i. Administrative.
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STATEMENT OF MIR, J,L,LYOSS.

STATEMENT OF MIR. j. L. LYONS,
Wholesale Druggist and Importer,
AZ and II, corner Granvier and Camp streets,
New Orleans, La.
NEW ORLEANS. La, April s., ! SIS.
am personally cogniZant of the trnthfulness OF
the foregoing statement of Dir. G.. Wolfe. who Is
one of orr best citizens. j. j.. LYONS.
sc 9-cod4t
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4 r. MEADE IL BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIH-CUSIIIOSS FOR I%VhLIDS.
AIH-PlLLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS.
IIOTWATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOL: TIE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS.
SOFT-RC BEER BED-PAES.
TRAVELLING-FLASKS
SPONGE-RAGS,
POCKET STOVES.
f!ORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCkET.INiIALEHS,
STEAM-INIIALERS,
THROAT-ATOMlZEhS
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
ABDONlSAL-sCPPOR
IIARD-RUBEER TEUSSES.
SlIOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHES,
FEVER-TERNOMETEE
GALVASIC-BATTERIE
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold 5:
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
au27 019 Main street.
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Circulating Standard Silver Dollars

Circulating Standard silver Dollars.
WASHINGTON, September IA circular
issued to-day by the United States Trea-
surer takes the place of all other circulars.
aud names 120 national banks rs designated
repositories to be supplied by the Treasury,
upon their application, with standard silver
dollars from the mint free OF expense. 1t
is expected that coin furnished as above
will be put in circulation by being furnished
to public disbursing officers, manufacturing
establishments, other banks, and bankers,
for distribution in like manner by them,
and generally where it is to be used as cur
rent money. AS many standard dollars will
b, paid on salary account as employees are
DISPOSED to take.
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sUFFALO LETIEIA WATER.
CTONE IN THE BLADDER.

TIE BUFFALO LITIIfA WATER
RELIEVES STONE r. THE BLADDER AFTER
THE RECOVERY OF THE PATIENT
WAS DESPAIRED OF BY HIS
MEDICAL ATTENDANTS.
THE STONE. IN 4 GLASS or LITIIIA WAITER,
D1ssOLvEs TO y FINE DUST IN
THREE HOURS.
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Collision between CoastiuG Steamers.

BosToN, September l4.-The steamer VII
liam Crane, which arrived here on the l5th
from Baltimore, was run into nc S:2O ~. III
on Wednesday, off the Cape OF Delaware, IN
n fog. by the steamer Gulf Stream, from
New York. The Crane was struck amid
ships on the port side, and had her main
rail and bulwarks broken. Two boats were
broken to pieces and the davits damaged.
The Gulf Stream lost her b0Wsprit and had
her bows damaged considerably.
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Frost.
Cuba

CHATTANOOGA. September 14.--Therc was
a light frost in this section last night.
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MARINER rEs.g.ke.;.aSt

;IiN!A!l EF Observation-Disclosures Ii. IS.
Sum Sun : &c.: 5 ga n,rn i" n'"F' ZIG
Goor li;"s......... S:l6 r'ci','-......... 1:;}i
vpi:ruF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER II. i%7a.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Eel. Lawrence, New York. m"r-
rhanniSc ana passengers pu D@ln.ltlpa SciiliSIilu
Company.
steamer Alliance Carr. Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers. J. ". MctarTiSs, agent
Steamer Ariel. Mayo Norfolk. ,,H'ici eia,t :
agent. . , 90. ;,
schooner W. l.. franklin, T&om"", Glirimcrc,
merchandise.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. ,iayo. Nor:hlh. Unite! @i"'cs
mail mel cIlln,!Isc aHi p:ssvhgrI., l.. /. i.iuin,
agent.
steamer Alliance. Carr. pLi!aiclrhia, nIcrci.an-
disc and passengers. j. ". iicCarrick. agent.
Schooner B. bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia, coal
Schooner he A. b. FIELDS. Frank, Washington, gran.
tie. Curtis < Parker.
Schooner Scvcnly-Sx, Robinson Portland coal,
Curric & Co.
ria Mattapoui river railroad ties, Curtis Parker.
schooner Il. T.. Biggs, CULLEN, New Iork ciH YORK
river, railroad ties, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Philadelphia September 1871. schooner ..
b. Nandnscn. Booze. 49,
From Baltimore. scptembc: 18Th. schocn cr W. l..
Franklin. Thomas.
From baltimore. september 18Th. schooner iiGr-
ray. Van!i'cr.
By Telegraph.
NV YORK; Srnt..nEcr II.-trri:cG: City Of
Berlin. Arrived ont: E!s!n. Hon:cwarG: snriri'f.
for Wilmington.
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BIsMARCK's ADJUSTMENT WITH THE POPE.

BIsMARCK's ADJUSTMENT WITH THE POPE.
London. September IA dispatch to Reu-
tcr's Telegram Company from Rome says:
In the negotiations between Prince Bis.
marck and the Vatican it has been agreed
that the Church shall be ruled IN accordance
with the Prussian Constitution, and the
Falk laws shall remain in force, but subject
to Il declaration as TO the manner OF their
execution. Discussion on the terms Of this
declaration are still proceeding; also lis to
thc return of the rccalcitrant bishops and
the recognition by priests in the provinces
Of tho Governments authority, on both OF
which points differences at present exist.
The Congregation OF Cardinals is cNamln-
ing the questions between Russia and the
Vatican. II i understood that the Pope IS
sincerely DESTROYS OF coming to an am'cable
arrangement with both Russia and Ger
MANY.
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C.OCKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

CIIINA, GLASS, CHINA.
FALL IMPORTATloNS.
Inns, received from Limoges, Fraccc. DIN
SEE- TEA. anL CHAMBER-SETS-newd ecora-
lions Also al, the novelties w The way OF
VENETIAN GLASS, IRIDISCENF GLASS,
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
RICH CUT TABLE-GLASS, 49,.
M.JOLICA LONGWY. DRESDEN, ENG
LISH, and FRENCH WARE.
CHARACTERISTICS 4 specially.
Call and see nrw goods. No clarfe Tor iot h!hs'
GEORGE GIBSON, JE
$40 1907 Main street
SPECIAL:
AT AND BELOW COST:
REFRIGERATURS.
In order TO nuke loom ! viii sci! my remaining
stock OF ,,,,,,.,,,,.-o,,s
consisting OF the
WALNUT aud ASH DINfEG-R0oM,
THE DOMESTIC, aud
ICELAND,
At AND BELOW COST.
f.. Il. TAYLOR,
ty,o loIi Maiu street. &,
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The result OF the elections for officers OF
the German Rcichstag has caused yeXatlon
to the Conservatives. as it shows that they
cannot obtain majority without the help
OF the Ultramontanes. II the Liberals act
together they can defeat the anti-Soclalist
bill. but it is supposed that compromise
will take place with the moderate Liberals
to secure their aid in its passage.
William E. Hicks is appointed postmaster
at Hicks's Wharf, Mathews county, Va,
uice Samuel Clark, removed for cause The
post-oflice at Prince George Courthouse Is
discontinued for want Of a postmaster the
papers 60 to Petersburg, Dinwiddie county.
The poSt-oftice at Jordan Alum Springs is
discontinued rs not needed. The papers
go to Lexington.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has post
poncd the issue OF silver dollars in en-
change for United States notes, authorized
bv recent order, some doubts having
arisen whether it would be in entire accord
ancc with the resumption law before the lst
Of January next.
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wur. 80: sitr-riinr. $3.7jNt:4: t>;r#. $4.50E?
$i.7j: cO!nmu" '"riity. S3GE:3.2J !:Ecy hriris
SO.
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uUSYADI JANOS WATER.

rV,HE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
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.n,>r>c OF THE cANvAss--REv, pR. PLC.
of ,ss~uLSEss FROM THE BITE OF A SPIDER
Ssryow.rEyER BuTIoSs--REFEStE
iE.n y, L ,,.pnr1e, fE TOBACCO. &C,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20

Printing. Binding and Blank Book work
suecialties at THE ARGUS OFFICE. NO
pains will be spared to please customers
Satisfaction guaranteed Ut
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20
GOING TO PARIS.
Some Hints to Travellers that deserve
Attention.

The attention of people who have a
European tour i'll view the coming sum
mer Is now turning towards the Paris
Exposition, as the point around which
the greatest interest centres. Ali in
formation as to the best means of com
| inunlcatlon with the French CAPITAL is
especially welcome to the residents of
| the West, who must first reach the
sea board itself before beginning the
all important ocean voyage. The far
| slghtedness of the Erie Railway Com.
| pany has greatly simplitied the routine
usually thought necessary i'll perfecting
arrangements for trip to Europe, and
| unless tourists from the West desire to
spend few days in New York prev
ious to their departure, they may
| leave their homes in the west lust il,
time to catch any of the steamers
they may have selected to sail in,
without alighting in New York DAYS
in advance, in order to ''tix things"
for the voyage The Erie Railways
eastern terminus is in close proximity
to all the Ocean Steamship Lines, and
passengers and their baggage are trans
ferred from the depot at Jersey City,
OH the arrival of all trains. directly
to the steamers, so that the trip from
home to state-room is continuous and
entirely bereft of worry. The remark
able quick and regular time now
making by the express trains on this
route will enable passengers also to
reach New York with the least posi-
BILE consumption of time.
Intending tourists always select their
state-rooms at the offices fthe Ocean
Steamship Lines in the West. before
starting, and may be said to have
embarked for Europe" when they
LAY good by TO friends at their respec
tive depots. Another bit OF com
mendablc enterprise on the part OF the
Erie is the publication of a map of
Paris, showing the great Exposition
buildings, and the leading public cdifces
and points of interest in that palace
city of the world. The map is the
most complete one Of the kind ever
published, and it is suggestive fact
that it has been left for the wide-awake
management Of the Erie alone to grasp
the idea of the usefulness of such a
one. and place it ut the disposal of tile
public. II should be remembered, also
| by returning travellers that agents OF
| the Erie Railway meet all steamers on
their arrival i'll New York from Europe
and extend to passengers conveniences
and courtesies that save them moi
| only much tribulation and anxiety,
| but valuable time and no little money.
These are things the travelling public
should know. and we take pleasure III
directing attention to them
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20
ghe g ailv Arg,.s,
ROCK ISLAND, rxrrvc~-
Edglngton Items.

IN hDGIkGToN, June 10.
oh FRIDAY evening, June 18th the Blue
'iooon Club of this place held their regu-
r ,ar meeting at tie M. E. church. Mr.. c,
W. rniilps delivered an interesting lecture
20 large and appreciative audience: at
the close of the lecture several names we're
added to our list.
MT. John hrantz having bought the old
nail building has reftted it and has now
0oe OF the best halls in the county, outside
OF Rock Island. The lower floor is occu
pied BY Mr.. A. Rinker as store. he
having lately opened it With full line of
ary goods, groceries, 60. In fact ANYTHING
ana everything that can usually be fonnd
10 a country store. FL. s. Epgle. formerly
OF Buffalo Prairie, is his clerk, and we
feel assured that any one who will give the
new firm call will be we'll used
The Light Guard Band has rented the
man, where, under the able management
OF their teacher, Mr.. Evans. thew are
making rapid strides towards becoming one
OF the best bands in the state.
Mr. M. Sehoonmaker has lately mad i, a
much needed improvement in his store
having enlarged his room some fifteen feet
ana reconstructed the establishment
generally. Mart, or his smiling clerk
Bennett Seymour, will always be found
ready to wait on their customers.
Our Baptist friends held strawberry
festival last evening at their snug little
church and had jolly crowd, good time.
and an a splendid supper. MIR. W. B.
primer was president on the occasion, and
all who know Uncle Billy" will feel
satisfied that no one can feel lonely when
ne Is around. The band from this place
favored the audience with some of their
best music. Too much praise cannot be
bestowed on the ladies for their efforts on
the occasion. The festival was for the
benefit OF their pastor, Rev. |. A. Will
ans 1t was success financially and
socially. pan
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Bogus Certificates.

1t is 10 vile drupged stuff, pretending to
be made of wonderful foreign roots, barks,
&c, and putfed up by long bogus certif :
Gates OF pretended miraculous cures, bat a
simple, pure, effective medicine, made of
we'll known valuable remedies, that furnish
its own certificates by its cures. We refer
to Hop Bitters, the purest and best of
medicines. See valuable Truths" in
another column.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20
CURE YOURSELF!

DR. Boannans Vegetable Curative Is warranted 70 per;
r,anapv cure all forms of SpermAtorrhsR Seminal
weakness Debility l%pceney; ETC. and restores
those who have destroyed BY sexual eSceses or evil rae-
soo IN lon two TO weeks time This remedy which
has been used by DIR Bohannsn in his private practice for
,r thirty wears was known to fail in curing
he WORST CASES II gives vitality and imparts energy
b ,roDdarf effect TO those middle-aged men who feel
hevond their wears. Its nvigorating properties
80 t,it at ONCE Young suffering from the conse-
ncs of that deadfuly destructive habit of Self Abuse
n se nus medicine with the assurance of speedy and
PERMANENT cure. The patient gains strength and elias
ITCHY of spirits at once pcts directly on the parts affect
ed "a soothing and healing tonic and anodyne to the
Taxed seminal vesces and rrated ducts imparng power
and tone and restoring their natural state the
as il the banef habit had never been INDUCED in. The
Ingredients are simple productions OF natufebarks roots,
herbs and u specific for the above diseases
Ali must before contemplating marriage, reflect
that sound and body the most necessary requ
sites TO promote connubal happiness Indeed, without
these the Journey through life becomes weary
the mind becomes Swallowed with despair and filled With
the melancholy reflection Mat the happiness OF another be-
comes bighted with own.
nF-Price Five Dollars, with full directions, etc. to
any address For only DR. C. A. Bohannans Office,
No 81 North Fifth street. between Washington and
Green street st. Louis, Mo. Established in Ms.
rs-Dr. IS "Tresse Special Diseases" which gives
deneation of the nature symptoms, means OF
cure etc, SYPHILIS SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Ere,
FREE to address upon receipt OF one stamp
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20

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