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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-27
MEDICAL.


T JOHN HANNAs, being Blacksmith by
lie trade, had often felt the want OF some means
pssael T0n .ns
me to make many experiments with different sub
stances which offered the best prospect Of success
1t was one of these occasions that discovered
the wonderful effects of Electro Silicon on the
Human System.
had defect in three of my fingers, which were
bent or shnt MP in my hand in such manner, by
the CONTRACTION OF TEE CORDS, that they were
could not handle my tools as wished, and often
thought would have my fingers cut on 70 GET
Out OF hepe al ao
Well, 1 say. was working with Electro Silicon at
the forge, and of course could not prevent its COM
ing in contact with my hands.
took no notice Of the effect 1t had produced;
until one day. wishing to use heavy haRm M
surprise / found my crooked fingers straignten
out and had as much use OF them ae ever
hands to nv wife and family, and a general re-
ioicing was the result.
had neighbor living about mile from my
shop who had lame knee, caused by the CORDS
being Contracted by rheumatism. 1 sent MN
bottle of Electro Silicon Liniment and told him TO
three months he was able to throw aside his cane
and walk to my shop apparently as Wen as ever.
It had worked just it did in my case pr ducing
perfect cure. gave it Others of my neighbors
| and friends for miles around, who were euueIlns
from swelled Limbs. Rheumatism Neuraigls, stln
any trouble. Finding that the Electro Silicon LIN
iment would penetrate the skin OF man furtnei
than any other substance, 1t occurred to me thal
| it must be good for the horse, and 1t has proved
itself one OF the very best applications In All e2-
ternal diseases Occurring to the noble ANIMAL
| Prepared by the
Electro Silicon Liniment Go.
| ELMRA,: NEW YORK
W Price. so cents per Large Sostle.-Aa
Sold Wholesale:
IFARRAND. WILLIAMS & CO., Detroit, Mich
| j ID PARK d son, Cincinnati, ..
FULLER FULLER, Wholesale Agents. chicago
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c., 3, d q, 3. q.
aocx ISLAND 3 PEORIA RAILWAY.

SHORTEST ROUTE TO TEE EAST AND SOUTH.
rxAvH ARRIVE.
8 40 m Way Freight $50 m F'ht Accom'on
9:fO - Fast Express. lie IN Mail and Express
3: 80 D m Mail and Exp's. $50 :. Fast Express.
$50 50 F'ht g Accom'n 4:45 Way Ere ght
The 80 D m train makes close connection nj
Galva with c B s. @ for points west: arriving at
Galesburg at 8: 100 p m at Burlington 7:l5 m; al
Keokuk 9:25 m; and at Quincy $40 m also
making close connection at Poor with b IL w
and r & w roads for all points east and south.
ROCK ISLAND q MERCER CO., 3. 3.
leave Rock Island at 8 :55 q. m, and 4:5O m.
Arriving at Cable at IL 10 m, and sos p m.
Leave Cable at 6:30 m, and AS p m.
Arriving at Rock Island at 8:15 a. M, 400 D. m
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ASTHMA AND GhTARRA

Dr.. 3. W. Reads Celebrated Asthma Belief,
L. undoubtedly the best renedy for ASTHMA AND
CATARRH yet discovered, also sure cure for COLDS
AND COUGHS Relief is guaranteed purchase
price refunded. Samples sent free to any who may
desire. The medicine Is put up in two sized pack
and 800 Those remitting retail price will have
the medicine promptly forws rded by return mail.
Address A. ETHRIDGE.
Manufactures ,nd. Propzistor, Rome, n. 7.
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STATIONS

Passengers carried on Freight trains follows:
EAST -........4:45 pm WEST......-..1 10 30 q m
GEO. NJ. LOOSELY, Agent. Rock Island.
A. KIMBALL, E. ST. JOHN,
Genn Supf Gen. Tiki Il Pass. Agt.
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| RACINE q SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION.
| LEAVE ARRIVE
| Day Express and Mall. AN sos Pm
| Night Express. .,.......1 O:3c Pm 5:55
| The night express leaving kock Island every
Sunday night at 10 :05 connects with the train arr
wing in Chicago early Monday morning. No lay
over checks given on through tickets from Rock
| sland to Chicago. Through tickets only good on
1 khietraln.
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socY IsrANp 3 xERcEp CO., 3. 3.

NV ADVERTISEMENTS
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CURE YOURSELF!

HARRIS REMEDY CO. Mt G. CHEMIST rs
Market and 9th SITS. ST. LOUIS MO-
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Railroad Time Table.
ROCK IsLAs. D PACIFIC q. Z
TIME TABLE, JANUARY i. 1879.

WESTWARD.
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HIUta. Lezfns,. ~,

.Hfdss: Green. sfd5c.: drv saited. Oaf i1c. ary
sint. 1S lac; wei sailed, 6,z7c.: wet saited calf
Lsather Sole leather. oak goa 35e.. cole leather
iemlock. 16ka23c.: country upper. 3r6a6nc.: city
soa s ls ssso sy bI;t sGsss
SKINS French. s1Gsl.so p D.; rousn skirtinz.
from. Steel Nails. &c.
iron: American refined. Qua DOMINATION "a
S2 2-10c: q D.: English and American gheet. sd
&C.: Swedes. hammered, Ole; hoop. 4a6,: Pis.
iron: VIRGINIA coaI-h!ast charcoal. s2s@A32
thracte. ssoasSs: Wet eisainia COKE. sSI@tas
Satts: oia Dominion. 1925 per keE for stand.
= !, gga.casss"gs: wholesale. Be-; retail 40
Rose: Manila. best. 14alsc. jute. s@sc.
4S sifss Mixed cotton iae.' "ni's's''.' "oo''s'
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
Ate: seo,cn, oes. brands, piats s2@s2.2s .
Brandiss: Domestic. sl.25@s2: fruit. tl.loa
l;a1;, apple v,ss s seg si55@s2 DID, s22'Gss
Rps Htfsssvs: Medium. u .so@sa: rure old. A
S2.5G@s3.30 and upwards.
Eso england Rum sl.5oGsi6O.
ReetUasd Whisksvs: Market quiet: proof. 41.20.
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
Lumber: White oak, 81 GsI5 q ] 200: Wessern
virginia nonlar: al4GS25 y LOCO: white rlna.
t!4as42.5o LOCO: ve,.oT pine boards. 47.6O,@
Pine. s1.756s2.50: cypress siX-inch s8Sta
z, 900.
Iarss: Whiskey- barrel timber green. sIsd42sn
l.OoG: seasoned S206as25 :, 1.0uG. fIolr-oarre
timber, s2@S5 2 1000. Flour-barrel poles, sc;
hogsiead-hools. Toe. = bundle.
Powder, Shot. sc.
Fuse. TOYS mintpg, 35c.6sl.25 = leo fee.
Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs-.iess tita fy1
Segs, 1928; blasting, S3.25mS3.j0.
Saot: Northern. 81 50 y bag OF rs os,
Grtndst0nss: lk(G2Hc. "A D.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMASAC-JULY 90, 1879.
pnHT OF RICHMOND. July II, 1879.


c,.,r>hin Old pomlulon. Walker, New York,
merchundi.c and passengers, &. w. Allen & Coz
agents. .u u,r.Io,rb,, Iuercnan.
ID q and passengers D. v. McLafnic~; 49,. s,,,es
steamer Ariel GiiIorl Norfolk, lA.i S.,,n ,
mail merchandise and passengers, l.. H. iat"'h'
agent. r,, t, ,,mos
c. Smith ;, ,o.rn Roth ir. j.
Schonner G. r. sinniek5on, blizzard, f"'iaaH'-
phiu coal AI w,!, Bairy ,;esner. Cubbcrly New
YORK. ra,Ircsd.iron. TIedTsnr Works. >,... y,r.,
Schooner U.nrv 7. lliSrns, f!tf'e' NJ" '''A'
hay A,kIsson & Temple. -, S,u, yo,r hay
schooner james Jones, faf7'h' ~"
SrIoonrr i,rieadtcr Merton, New London N''s''
light. Eurrle & Co. =, ,,e,, t,,-,or Uynt,
SchOvuvr II. Thomas. Van S~i'' p'''
Che "a eake aud ONO raiir"d'l. ~ %, ,,,Jc,,l,i,
Schooner sarah shuber', s,ccIman' Ph'!a'c'p'''''
Schooner 4. +. K!nd5arg Robinson Ne" '"'"'
'i seioonnr William ,dain, Phillips, Baltimore
salt, Lee, seldom Z Go.
lz-s SAILED.
Schooner A. r. Goodman. Ilearn' Perrin a'h"'''
ties, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelpha July 19'h' schooner AK A"A-
From New York July 2oh, schooner Clara D.
yidson, Ireland.
MEMORANDA
PROVIDENCE, July ls.-Arri'eA: Scho'"e'
Henry Finch, Clark. from Richhioun', x Juli,
NORFOLK, July 20.-ArriScd: scA'
Poweil, from Richmond. c.,o,,.- 4 II.
NEW York, July 2O.-Arr!Yed: schoohe' ." i'
Harionrr,Irsin from Richmond'
81 by Tclcgrapn.
NEW YORK, July 2I.-Arrv,d: The Qussu'
Mericiter. Arrived out: TlIe-ie, Kate fs"'"'''
Gerniania, Duke Of Wellington, Eagle
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. July 81. 1879.
SAIEs.-1, 900 registered bonds sold ut 102, and
1000 Virginia consols sold at 57k.
Gorsrnn'ent Securittss.-United States ~, 102
STATE secMr,ttes.-virgiuia Is-4os. so bid.
COX asked: Virginia consos. SIN bln, s7x asked:
Virginia cousol., new, 3lx bid, Sax asked; Vir.
IA virginia 'sI.receiVabie coupons eoSs.
7eA btd, SO asked: North Carolina bonds, s5 bid
Gs CIV Ss s1s s ase 3D. and
srssurs ely g. and A. ios BID Il los asked
LyDcbburx city IS, j. and j.. or, bid; Fredericis.
burg city rs; d. and n. LOS bid, 107 asked.
Ra aa,S 155s and Ohio Railway
Sns and oniG Rasay ss Fq 1875
Yf sas s G v1
gHa xnt dG KalToad fourth mortgage s and
Tsge S. andJ. ioss asked PetesSn a RaiIroad
first mortgage s's, J: and J., ia bid: Atlantic
Mississippi and ohio Railroad certificate, GOV bid
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage 81, j: and j.. l07 bid; Richmond, Frede-
rickshurg and Potomac Railrcsd mortgage rs, J.
gage 6's. NJ and N. Sc bid; Orange and Alexandra
RaiIroad second mortgage 6's, j. and j.. 90 bid {;
Orange. Alexandria and Manassas Railroad nrst
1an.il,e Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. and N, 95
3D. 96h asked Piednont Railroad hrst mortgage
ss a. snd 7es bid c. and A.
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
iirst MORTGAGE CO, M. and N. 46 bid So asked.
I RdttroGt StockS.-Richmopd. Frctlerict sburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 40 bid, SO
a'ked: Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac
Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90
Dld: Connection Railroad stock, 10 par, 69b hid;
Richmond AID DanrEle Railroad, 100 par, z bid,
2QA asked.
Cnnat Stocks.--Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal,
100 par. y asked.
Bank Mncks-National Bank Of Virsluia. 100
par. 80 asked: Union Bank Of Richmond, so par,
90 bid Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par.
LIZ hid: Richmond Bankin" and Insurance Com
panv. 25 par. 25 bid, 32 asked.
Insurance ComDdnieS.-VrgiplaF Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par. 34 bid, 35H asked; Virginia State 25
par, 2SS bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, % bid. IU2
asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, SO BID,
80 asked: Granite. 100 par. rs asked.
Hicettnne0uS.-Old Dominion Steamship Gem
pany, 100 par, s3 bid.
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AN UNCHECKED AND RAPID DECLINE IN
Provisions AND WHEAT.-(Special to the
fsaltimore American i Chicago, july 10
There has been considerable excitement dn-
ring the past week in consequence OF rapid
and unchecked decline in grain and provi-
sionS OH Change. The favorable crop re-
ports, rumors that the combination which
has held wheat up for 4 few months past
were selling ont, and the expectation OF an
outbreak OF yelowfever i'll southern cities,
have combined TO depress prices. The cash
decline on wheat has amounted to about IA
cents during the week. the lowest sales be-
ing made to-day, when on call wheat sold
for July option at SGT. There were rumors
OF failures, but so far rs is known they were
only temporary endorsements, and all Of
the firms interested arc expected to continue
business on Monday. The clcarings to. day
were larger by million and Il half bushels
than usual. on account OF heavy deliveries
OF wheat by the combination. The total de-
liyerieS made by them were l, 100,n 900 BUSH
els here and 5000 bushels in Milwaukee.
1t is understood that they are rapidly get
ting out OF the deal, and the elimination OF
the break will come Monday, ii it has not
already been reached.
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MEMPHIS RUINED FOREVER FOR WANT OF
SEwERs.-Editor Avalanche: Who ever
heard of city OF 10000 to $4,000 inhabl-
tants without sewer system? 1t is the
human filth in the earth that produces the
germ for fevers. Did you ever think OF the
fact that there arc fully 100000 tons OF hui
man filth in the old and new privy-holes in
this city? This permeatcs through the
earth, and what is not drawn out by the
heat of the sun finds its way into the els
terms. two thirds Of which are, more or less,
so affected So. what OF this filth we do not
breathe we are forced to drink.
You may wash your streets every day
with cologne or rose-watcr and it will do no
good, for that merely removes the surface
filth. Unless our people do look these facts
square in the face, and go to work in earn
est and get at the bottom Of the trouble, she
will become an eyesore to the country ane
a plague-spot on the face OF the earth.
There is but one remedy, and that is
thorough sewer system; and no city, grea
or small. is so we'll and naturally drained a
is Memphis. In this respect nature ba
been more than bountifu.
Now, these are facts that our people hat
rs well think over and quit tinkering. Blu
go to work to do something that will be o
some permanent good. JOHN COwDoS.
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DARING LEAP FOR LIDERTY.-ConStablc
Simon v escott. an experienced officer, left
Atlantic City. New JerScT, on Tuesday.
having in his custody David johnson, al
expert thief, who had been operating in that
place quite extensively OF late. The officer
boarded the express train With his prisoner,
whom he intended delivering at the State
prison in Trenton. On the way. while the
train WAS travelling ut a rapid rate, the
thief. who WAS handcuiIta, went into the
closet, the officer watching at the door. He
suddenly emerged. and. Springing to the
back platform. jumped oil. lie landed on
his feet, aut relied over and over 4 distance
OF several rods before he regained his feet,
when he darted of 10 the woods. short
distance away, and was quickly lost to sight.
The officer mad the .S"nal to stop the train
promptly given, but he was too !mpatient
too wait TIL it slowed up, and lcaped from
the platform While the train Was moving.
He was rot so fortunate os his escaped pri-
soncr. lie aightcd on his feet, but fell and
his hip was hl oxen.
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WILLIAM 3. ASTog'S SCHEMES IN GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Ga., July 10 William Il. Aston,
1 TIE tt-uat off, New York and Boston COM
pany, has offered Georgia S1.250.000 for the
Macon and Brunswick railroad. II they
can buy this road they will put on line OF
steamers at Brunswick, plying for South
American trade, and the special idea is to
give jacksonville, Fla, where Mr.. Astor
has just invested 100000, convenient
port. Ii they buy the Macon and Bruins
wick road they will continue it to Atlanta,
and thus flank the Georgia Central, which
now controls from Atlanta southwark. AM
bassauors have just left Port Royal for Eu-
rope, at the call OF European capitalists,
armed with power from the read running
from Louisville to Port Royal to guarantee
rates with northern roads for bringing
western crops to the coast, il line OF steam
erS is put in at Port Royal. 1t is thought
this movement will succeed in the establish
mani nj - line
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n Farnanx H m :

E On top OF the Allegheny mountains, in
pocahontas county, w. Va, there lives a
famous old hunter by the name of Uncle
Tom Galford, renowned for his many hair
breadth escapes from the Jaws Of death. A
few weeks ago Uncle Tom shonldered bis
trusty rifle, and of for deer hunt Es went.
After leaving his homestead mile or two,
and arriving at one OF those fanoua salt-sr,.
phur lakes which abound In West Virginia,
Uncle Tom perched himself high up among
the branches OF stately oak. Jie had not re-
manned long In this positiorI until large
black bear followed his trail 20 tue foot OF this
majestic oak. Uncle Tom. viewed his bear.
ship very carefully for moment. and then
with steady aim fired az the animal. From
the bear's fearful wall he knew the hall had
taken effect. After many drops OF cold
sweat had dropped. from our hero's fair
check, and bis bf .arship had passed from
view, ne once III ore ventured to the earth
ana made Tor Z lis home with all the celebrity
OF ms youthl al days, far outstripping the
animal aithf ugh 1t followed him in hot pur-
SUIT ior SO me distance. After spending a
sleep,ess light, at early dawn he again went
PACK TO he woods for bis game. Following
his tral by the blood-stained leaves, he
soon ound his adversary, and at once gave
him another shot. The bear Immediately
aroe.e from his lair, with several bro
Ken limbs, and went for Uncle Tom
again, who, after hot and sharp race for
some distance. reached his home and gath
cred several Of his neighbors around him.
They all made simultaneous attack upon
the creature, and, after a long and continu-
Gus fight Of over an hours duration with
guns. knives, and clubs, they brought bruin
to an untimely end. The weight OF this
AlleghanY-mountain bear when weighed
was found to be nearly five hundred
pounds, hide extra at twenty-siX pounds.
Uncle Tom has made this. the last time
that he undertakes to STAY the wild buck OF
the woods in defiance OF the laws OF West
Virginia Notwithstanding Wheeling Sun
1ou Lender.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NJ yELEGRAPH FROM ALL Parts
OF THE WORLD.

A SAD STATE OF AFFAIRS AT MEMPHIS
TENN; THfRTY.slx CASES OF FEVER RE-
PORTED YESTERDAY, MAKING A TOTAL
OF s1XTY-NINE CAUSE.-THE FEVER IN
OTHER LoCALITIESLTHE REFUGE AT ST.
LOUIS FOR ENGRAVING NEGROES ADAM
DoNED-FATAL ARRAY IN LOUISIANA
THUNDERSTORM AT NEW ORLEANS
AID FOR THE FEVER sUFFERERs-A NOR
mon PREACHER KILLED IN GEORGIA BY
A MoB-sHlP LOsT-A BOSTON YACHTING
PARTY LosT-FIRE At CLEVELAND, o.
THREE MEN DROWNED NEAR SAN FRAN
CISCO-BOILER ExPLosION-FRoM THE
ZuLUe-vARIoUs OTHER FOREIGN ITEMS,
&c. &c. c,'.
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A FLUCKY MAN.-The Memphis Aua'
lunche contains the following card from q
prominent resident of that city:
"A Chance for Erperts-lf You THINK
there is Yeitoao- Fever IN Memphis, Back
Your Judgment.-I will wager $500 there
is none, and that there will not be thirty-fve
deaths this week, all told: and $3.50 there
is no epidemic this summer; and $3.50 there
are not over thirty.fve deaths for the next
four weeks. This is open for three days
for the experts who have stabbed the COM
mercc of Memphis for this season; but she
will still live. Two deaths in the last TWEEN
ty-four hours-one baby.
81. l.. GOoDBAR"
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A rrtrhtfui Crash.
A ouAgTER.sEcTIoNu OF RouND-HoUsE Mrs.
rxRroCsLY FArls-L1ST OF INJURED.

A
rsRroCsrY FALl.s-LlsT OF INJURED.
fspec,al TO the Baltimore Americana
RurrAIo. N. Y, July 19.-This afternoon
n ouarter-sectien OF the new round house
now in course OF erection for the Eric Rail-
way Company near East Buffalo fell in with
y terrible crash, seriously iniuring twelve
men employed in its erection. The cireu-
lar roof was being built in sections. The
I've, truss OF one OF the sections was befnG
mt In IFS place when the section i'll winch
4 Was being placed, without apparent cause,
oaye way. burying the unfortunate men III
fbe dShr;s. A thorough examination WIZ
no made for the cause Of the disaster, wnfch
for the present is shrouded in mystery.
The names of the injured are as foliows s.
Irving Halt, back broken, VIII prooao'!
die: has = wife and two children. Lan Ml
sutton. skull fractured and injured lnterha ~,
will probably die; has wife and three sE is'
tiren. Thomas Kirby, seriously ln!urTo -.
;ernallv, left side stove in and seriously III
;urod in the groin; johnson Skinner, iess
broken. LETT thigh badly mashed, ana hult '
in head; Robert McLaln. serious inte,.,"'
injuries; John kavery and Jonn Mas."r'
badly injured about the head; NJ flHsc,
aid. seriously injured in abdomen; Leopo!C
Sowdrr. James Brady, William Martini anC
Joseph Dodd Meyer. slightly injured; NC
Lain lives at Toronto and Skinner al prutu
n,ondsyiile, Ont. The balance OF the mum
Der are residents OF the city None OF I'LL
injured men were employed by the railwa.
company. but were at work for parties nav
in- the contract for the erection OF III
round-hoHSe.
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nlent OF Il Iii

BATTLE OVER DISPUTED SILvER.M1NEs.-
Le4duitle, July 20.-On Friday night a
body of $50 armed men drove away the
"julapcrs" ON the Halfway House, the
Buckeye Billie, and the Morning Star lodes.
The attack was made at midnight, and the
numbers of the ASSISTANTS precluded all pos
sibilty OF successful resistance. Though
the firing was incess2nt for nearly half an
hour, no one is known to have been Killed
or wounded, but the shaft-timbers, shaft
houses, tools, &C., were burned. and the
shafts blown up with giant-powder. The
yiclors held the conquered territory, and
have erected an carthwork. Some six or
eight OF them have been arrested by the
sheriff on the charge OF arson, and this eve
ming the sheriff is on the gound with
posse.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Ensland.


SERIOUS TROUBLES IN wEsTA0ATH AND AAHo.
LONDON. July s1.-The grand iuries OF
Westmoath and Maiio have passed resolu-
lions calling attention to the serious move
ments against the payment OF rents, the in
crease of intimidation and lawlessness, and
pointing out the necessity OF clothing the
Executive with increased powers. =
France. ~
PARIS, July 21.-There has been fall OF
snow in Dauphny, in the southeastern part
of France, .l. -....
COUNT DE CHAMBoRD DRsIREs TO RETURN.
MARsEILLEs. July 2l.-At banquet OF
400 members OF the Legitimist party here
Saturday night the Marquis de Forcestai
declared that he was authorized to deny
that the Count de Cbambord preferred liy-
ing abroad. On the contrary, he said "the
King desired to return to France" :
re: Italy.
Il DEATH OF THE Ex-GRASD, DUCHESS OF
-, e-<.---PARMA.-.. 1--.....ss-e.~ IT.
LONDON, July 21.-The widow OF Charles
the Second, ex.Grand Duke OF Parma, is
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SALT RHEUhi.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARS-UNABLE TT
wALK-GOT ABOUT ON HANDS AND
KNEEs-A WONDERFUL. CURE.

Messrs. Weeks Potter: Gcntlemen,-l have
had a most wonderful cure OF salt Rheum For sew.
enteen wears suffered with Salt Rheum; had II on
my head, face, neck, arms and legs was not aDle
to walk, only on my hands and knees, for one year
tried hundreds Of remedies; not one had the least
effect. The doctors said my case was incurabe: So
my parenls tried everything that came along. Sa"
REMEplES. The frat box Of CUTICuRA brought
the humor 10 the surface OF my skin. Mwou.n dron
can saw Is, thank you most heartily for my cure.
ANY person who thinks this letter fraud, let Them
write or come and see me and find out Tor lbem-
selves Yours, truly, WILL. MCDONALD.
1915 ByTTERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
March 4, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-22
CTTECURA.
NUTICURA,
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
INFALLIBLY CURES.

CUT1cCRA, assisted by CUTIcURA SOAP. is earn.
estly believed 10 be the only positive Specific RENE
DIV for tue cure OF Salt Rhenm or Eczema, Ring
wcrm Tc:,er, Pushes, Chin Whelk. Psoriasis, Penn.
phgus. 1mpetigo, Leprosy, I4ichcn, Prurigo. Itch
Ground lien. BARRIERS itch. Jackson.s Itch; Rough
lions and Irrita,ous of the skin; Scald Head Dan
drlfr Dry, Thin, and Falling Hair: Premature Bald
ness and all Scaly Erupions, ltchings, and lrrta,
lions of the Scalp: Scrofulous Ulcers, Sores and
nischarging Wounds; Cuts, Wounds. Bruises,
Scads. Burns, Itching piles. Pain, and Inflamna-
tfon Rheumatism and Affections OF the Muscles
and Joints; Sore Throat, Diphlht ria. Group, and
Hoarseness In All cases of Blood and Skin. HUI
mors the CUTICCRA RESoLyENT should he taken
internally until sumo time after cure is effected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-22

A CnILD'S TERRIBLE DEATH. At Allen
town, Pa, on Friday evening, the engineer
OF a coal train on the Lehish Valley rail-
road saw ahead of him n little girl crawl.
ing on the track. He blew the whistle, but
it did not apprehend its danger, and though
he did all in his power to stopsthe train he
was unable to do SO, and the poor infant
was crushed to death. The father Of the
child was Phebelean Guyner, employed in
one Of the workshops. and who lived di-
rectly opposite the scene OF the accident.