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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
TREEHOLD and NEW-,YQkK ,RAlLW,,
NEW-YoRh and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BoUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR lIttA lON AND PHILADELPHIA

iNlht-N, itAiN TIME TWO n'l -
4, pima at GO $40. = ll:lJ a. M l.BD 3d. 7l5. II
Leave Phiisicipaia dom Station Pha and Reading ran.
IDdu. ira ana h.iS.t- 10 SD 10 ll3D m t).
~, n, ,r IL s.v York 40 LEO exceut Monday 30
Pullman Drawiug-room cars are attached 70 Tie A. NJ
J. FROM New-losk 70 The 40 m, l:ij D. II
III. T iii i cave WORK Philadelphia n
"a IA Leave Sew YORK Tor Trenton ,
40 d. m al. Trenton AT lzO, $40 70. n. dlJp ~.
necioA j. made d. S's eiot lercv ~ is'y "
Trt,sa Ion soie N foot of LDoriys, nos - fJl 30.
a57 Broadway al prize pat hotels tat ~ no an
Coz. -, b., er.,n, res tcnce to destination
eT II. T. BALDWIN. Gen. pass Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER NAlLEpAD -lOmnleurmt sent = l-at
through Ial. wlIicaye Grand Cenual Depot
$50 70. Weston ami Northern Express drawn room
l'3 'a. H.. thictf AMI Mrs'rrn iNNr-s cA"ih-iv'h
car. to Canaan aigua, Re -c,rI and Buffalo.
llaN q. EA,sato Albany ana Troy wltA VoHNe.l'l
10 lea. saratoga, Gcus tals ana Rutland
s3j p ~. sarao.d : .ttilI
5UH i. m. Albany and Troy Evrress.
fu' b. ~ ioH, ENpts-, uav. WIN ettihI 'al- llr
- L. MS. running ini0u- every day IN thc y" sy s'
f0r Lu.t'o Falls toIcio ana Detroit ana
iul thni4tll ,xcoIng SUNDAY night. VIA ~ara'0s o.,
1852 j. st ApItss .I Roche sirr niagara W aIt
tornnp Nia Geneva Sleeping cars 10 Geneva i"''''''
-if M ,.i,c J., ufcss. daily with see ping ears for
Rochester Na.ara H. H. fuhai'. CeNeliud Toledo Dctto!
and Chicago also erIug saturday night 10 Clayton anu
Wattrtovn. ami excepting saturday and SUNDAY neha %
Ncu Adams SATURDAYS IohiI al car lts'sat
iir1 p. No. Night Express with sleeping cars TO Albany
T,icis for sale at No- 9j2 aud 4l5 Broadway AMI a.,
Nrsc0i t2Trr-- Company Daces.N ps 3 tafAptct 80
and gi2 Broadway, Ne"-lO.S, ami .S5 M-,ai2ion st.
General Passenger AZ M.
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A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

"a g. ViBBAHD Gnd y. DREW
Leave Veattys, per 80. y. r. a 80 aad 2ithst
nom EEDDkLYN Nv Annex boat ~ sl. Loading 40
NlACk FERRY, WEST POfSr CDHNWALf. NEW.
~ ~, G. retrIs d. down b2dt FOA EhfoIl- Ri NJ
BECK tA1SkILL AMI HUDSON. Tick 's sold AMI h1I.
gage checked NORrH WEST. Tcxtls Coupons go)I
on no-.-on hIy.r l.al.,9la r-.o .ed ioI na--nae: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
Bfeamboafs auo RAILROADS.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ ana sr joHS eaSs F's5 30 u SoIs Hyr
az Aba5y laudqy moniaS eSe'Pisdl s;e riin' Nor
''''' 70 -''"'D' : '' w v. EvGnEvr. Pra,iIaat
A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
IA g. ViBBAHD Gnd J.. DREW
Leave yestIys rgr g. y r. At SO aaa 2iths at
%iAuR FY ~ P 1RSFf "c95 ad SE o.
b! r. e. Tgig1q b. do"n boat AEhfsih RHINE
gaze ieo@ed NOrH ana wi.Sr Tcxsls Coupons go5i
0' " SpGI%E TE1iS S 70 GSS fE6I s6iiAro9A
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NcwYork from foot Of Dosbro'ss and
m foT Washington. P!t.burg; Columbus. Cincinnati.
ga the south Pullman ears from Baltimore newark
i:oor N, Tor 'washastSn and the West Polman car.
rom NV or" 10 inore ana VI 'nnton mikng closs
and 81 Louis through Pullman cara Bilrn Cnca.
40 ~ for Washington and the west masnq same con.
nect0n Tor tii. West ~ ne y ~ uhin
ioog daily Tor Ws,h g'op, te solih and West Pull.
ma ng close connection, ior iciao Cincinnati inanaDo-
IT, ioussc, IT. Louis 'oiunb1a itsburg, the -1nth al
nsu connects ~ Washington with trains Tor LynchbIrs
For ssr"ng ie .s =, COMPANY. one. Al,
Rroadwav New YORK. ant a; csei Ones loot u Cortllf
HoJND Trip iicKEErss, 20 EEAA,NsAs NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ t.v "a lion 20 Ne@ tork FOOT of iAbertyst m
f,.ig ciaion Ei9SAl 'oo1 o. f,i.'5 .e,s @hsT
c,o liDrr,ss'. AZ io'Iowsi
Glm.s "ramaqua, wille,5srr, Eimifi &C connects A.
juno. on "Itl d.. J.. and ~. II. r.
s;i5 .. mFor High bridge Branch sclooey's Mountain
..M ~. ne "nd Lake HnpatconG i.asion IitrIl-plrZ
-, hiAE IaDaqut. Wikcsbarra scranton Williams
lO30a. and 40 r. uFo- so.ncivi ani riIliag;on
2 ul.Irr tIemingtou. Ea-fon, MaUch CLaL.. TiuaquL
MNk'sp'itr scranton Inukhannock, Iam1qu. Hazeit0l
Reading i0urvilc, lalfisburg, &c.
80 2. n.--tor High IIi Ia, Branch. SclOoeys N5untIin
unns ahc ami Lake Hopatcong Easton, bciViisre al
$50 p M. daily.-For Eason Allentown AMI Tl-r.blr,
timra c.c connects a Junction ior D., l. ant " r. r
for ram. 70 iorai points see timetables at saton4
sunday IEAIAS-leafe 40 a. H., II D. iu fpr R1unt
rrcok AID Intermediate points and at j5O tor Eason.
ais 81 tie iool in and Eric Annex make connection
Jersey Ciiy station and from Brooyn ana Enc Dci0
jersey Cltv
NkWYORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains i.ave 81 7l5. .. ii-t5. m. i1n. 23e er-
p'ss. Jl5. D. m. for Red Bank. Long Brinch, ocean
ii - III. Toms River BricSsDurg. warsown. Cedar
Al ~ D. vneiand Atlantic city. Tucker r. r..
49, - H. ior nrcks5nig Tomas River wlr svn Cedar
conneeilols 10 and from KEYPORr 70 ,Iafagaa STA
ton Id an from Oceanic aud far Haven ,l Bank ,
md rom Ioni Peasant AT sea Gist wiih al. Trans
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SIEAI Frs ~. JOHNS nd JESSE HOVE
Long Branch Highlands. &C. BOO J.jJ nl. 100 3h
IN Grove. sea Crit &c. 93Oa M 100 8ij 500 p n.
Toms River Tuckerton X y and Philadelphia b)J a NJ
-, 'i y. ~, y a., H. l,ton and Afautc City l.OJp n
War,rori and Cedar Greek. 80. 5;il
srTNDAYs for II ghlanas and Long iaca3:3JL
EREEHOID and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections L,avo foot Llbefiys- Tor krceAoli 10
7.i5. ll.iJ a a.. D. 1:lJ, op H.
-rVW XnDL DTrTT .nTr DTTTA NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
on end a,tsrJa'y 7. 1879.

Double Track the most improved Equipment, and the
Fastest I.ulc consistent aItl absolute >..,y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL

/ NORTH GtHAf - LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW,fOtK
s0UfHAMPTON AND BKLMEN. -.
ODE.fs... sat sep ~ tlif ~ ......-..>at ,'t
Dg i, .. sat. .nf. IA
RATES OF ~ --A GF from NfN-iONk 10 sou litNlt
TON. HANhE OR BRfNEN -so
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABlN...-....T u'
stT.EitAGE, 30
Ne;ufn tickets reduced rrcpAi STORAGE CORFU
caifs -. ..,...,. .,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

A LBANY BOATs-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ and hr JOHN leago Pier NJ North River.
foot OF Canai-st. day 10 CONNECTING
AZ Albany Sunday morning excop;sd Wn NORTH,
west ard East. ID Albany lsu.ii GOOD 30
days, az. SaTatop and rotuln . iy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
Ocean CLEANERS.

ANCHOR LINE y. ). MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NEWYOTK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No 20. North River. New fofk
Ethiopia sept. 10 y. M son'a.''''9SP.. - Pun
tirr 80, sept. No.. BIiiva.......- Ott y a. IN
tanls go 10 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rAt'%
Cabin. so. SteeIage So
NETWORK 10 LONDON DIRE
From Pier Ma. 40 NOrih River. foot u Chire+sL
---"bl y. III
with do not passengers 10 lphio
SB5. Excursion tickets ~ reduced Ialr'
HENDERSON BROTHEHs. Agents. Bpwitn4 Erseh
MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
"A LINERPOOI.-OnlY 1ransatl9ntc Line uuittr th'
AMERICAN FLAG. sailing cveTy SATURDAY iron. Fnitiei
aud Wednesday from Liverpool tfiIa siihis'
siernaic Wednesdays. Philadelphia alternate Satf
Gay I%Ii1 'GSoTaiH SATURDAY. Sept. 10.
PED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing .verv 10 alternately from Phiaielpha AL
Ork, landing passengers within c" puis rue Z" w
,mtorfaur points of interest ia. Continent
tEDat.ASD iiordf". scot 10, : y. m,
For rates passage ana other information Apply u
PETER WRIGHT ~ SONS, Genera As'l'a, .,-or,
307 Walnut St. Paiadr irhia. ~ fFvi W., ~
John McD0NALD. Agent. Batter place. New-forS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

'-y In W ~ IA, NV name the SEW.YORK. LAKE
ERILauI Wh~IEH RAILROAD. Arrangement % Trans
San. Cincinnati ana chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches % finnti" a..l 0u-lnson hil ~. ~ a.,
bp.n tua.ft Is.t 81 Lnui. tNufrss afiir1s no bg.+n
fn connecting 81 % f-t Trims % nc Wet ana ION d
west Pullman. best uiawlneioon Sleeping 'oichrs u
p M ,naily) Pacific Exrress Tor the West. -eepas
rli and Chicago without cange also t0el Dining cars 70
I'm Emigr.rt train for tn wes,
Trans leave tuiuDcls >tteDt Depot Ncw- nih 30 -,
Newark. t.i', $40 il.5U q. n. DO i:ll 3d. nlf "a
D. and l. midnight saturday nights only 7Hha.y' va
Eniher ofd rk aud Passlic. t. 1850, To- l0-O Va .il'
~ noon l:ts B. 500 10 5lu $3.50. J.l0. Cjl lJi. m
II niduisat. sundays $50 lO-O a. Ia, Lao O'l' Nv
pPst,,essn g. CHS $50. $40, To- l0:a 100 e. ia "
moan l.t5 3 $40 3:jJ. 100. 80 D, 5:iN i- '' ~
!. 7:sO. T. To p rl aul ~ huhShi, rln'f " 80
gI3 1910 o. l:ii n.sn 4 J. iL AMI a. .ntlitH. ~
midnight sundays, g. $50, 1929 nip llo V''" y -"
Newburg and Cornwall, 1.ou . a. m $751; ',o p '' @
2ondcnt and Kingston a. M. $3.50 D. SUNDAYS s'VA
"Goshen d. 100 D 1920 A. M $3.50. 300 4.SO p ~ SUI
DAYS. Ns 1890 a. il.. 600. pa
Slddictown. $50. q, 1870 a. 39a $50. y ~ I'd n
IN trains connect With Newly ork ana Oswego MIlA'u
iO rari Ir 1ai 100 D. 1920 No. 1880 T. p sunday"
san 1870 "A. m. D. $50 and y. m. .t.re.sh
NoIE-Boats leave Esd 81 quarter Oh ana u
hour 5.l5 a. m 10 90. p NJ ana az lV.o ,oJ
Tickets gass9se and for Sga5Ing and /" orders Tor
am @ an transfer OF s,aee may the toA
SaSy ucns Nos $50 4o OF $50 broadway. y " \"
Fxpress trains from the West arrive In Nc"-i0rA " ~
m' l221 S sba " ABB0TT GEM Passr As- NewfofA'
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSSEl l.
Trains . lssve iDr $50 $50. 6.c $50. llS0 p N
supdays. a. m. snd $50 2 Y Ing ii'SO y"
Manuel yg5DS V 2BS6r4 SsS ias.T Ss Se'Y''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
30 PHILADELPHIA
\ VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

T. OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NLW-ECRK ASD PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

Il VIA Providence Direct - $500
AFULL NIGHTS REST ONLY az MILfS OF RAIL
NE FANOlurE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen, " 49,.
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse MOTT
leave p m daily tsuntys excepted from tier 20 North
ItiNet NO0t OF Mairrnsi)
Ias7CIecs arrive IN boston nj a. m NO intermediate
autings between New York aud Providence - -,-
hatcuOus ANA tckcts secured 81 Nos 500 o,s 100 anu
pi Broadway az Metropolitan aud fiftD Avenue lioc y
e. aha 30j Wash gtOnAt, poOkyn. Also, ussets s,n AZ
all hotel and principal Offices anu al Ohees " "os|
Expires Company, -. ,,,,c..., -.
l. NJ - A., =. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
INHITE STAR LI\E.

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL slHAMLRs
FOR QUEENsTDMN AND LlNLAfJDl-
NtiICiihc steamer of this iitc tlsr e Lane lt)u,e
ry'"uenhed nv II9u Maury T. : NJ On Doth TIC out" uu
ana hN,nt wand VOYAGES. -.
o. IN % uIlf rtp', D. VA
BALTIC Cari Pur.c IAursdav sept - $50 H. H.
GILL a. affi ~iiltiitt, N'ui y. w.
Ehoh IliE WHITE STAR DOCK, foOi ~ ;" lDltt-
Thee steamers uniform and unsurpassed ia AD
pom iAleut-. The SALON. statctOpus, SmDAns AMI btti
placed the notion
asi lt aGoiH. degree o. comfort hitherto unAtt'nAo.o
Lckl uu iagO4aDi, terms
These carry neither cattle shtfp, nor pigt
For inspection plans aud other lniorn1On apply a. the
Crrra.t'- No 81 BrJAIWly York o. 10 Wa.
Lut-st.. Philadelphia RI. tDEiio. hsiuG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC tDMPANI l.
VI PEVWEES NETWORK AND HANkl.. .
per Company new 40 = Nortn river n"' 90 Hnr,"n
TRAVELLERS NV This avoid both transit bY EnHsh f'l
way an tie disconforts Of crossing tAe Chiine. IN s
II RENT. Jouela.....- Weinesiay 'cpi q o. ~
Pr f@i f- .1a1rc W ',.n,uft .'l', -,
,s,..,tof. inc-iaN. rT. D. y D. m
drawn on Crdr fyonns Of PAM ln amounts to7uL
-. Anrnf NJ. % frullNnN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
fliui0enc N0llccy.
ML-IfhN i-AIlt aEll..Eiisi cog
.GH-icE., scpt. =, 4otc.
DIVIDEND No. 10.

ihc i3oarI ~ Director. have dc,lnrc1 q o. ARTtuN
Di. fNi.NB of ut e. AND Tdi,rt = hili~ FEt CENT
upr capital tis o'upgr from ' i't riInhtH
ri ihs months = ;cnhcr ' tl instant pave
TIC u.l. at-i ihf t'tu tsF "i
october nrNt r. shareholders OF record oh c uh a. - ID"
sfpfcuintf instant.
fr fho 'uro.c the ua' meeting of khoid 90 h
l,i on Nti.s v m. 9Th dy nf Octrb r ncNt 'iG az tS
.i,lirnd the transfer ks % De- clnN 8 clock rH tt
Afternoon 2nh instant. o.cma on ne morning Of
tho 10Th OF OctO or next. b.. IT, iDthf- rl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
CNEREDURG AID liam iCiiG. - 49,
TNl~ lA...........~ II HERD p
NfhLA.n .......- .u'. l4I W 80 trN - = - go C.. =
f,afcs ~ passage piytaruth London Carrl'irg II i
huia and an points Einul -co aud ahd Wales; fr,.
C4hl. god 5000 Sccpul CABIN, gold =, - ~ re. ~
Kt NFfAKDI ~ 90. al BlJalffly, NrY YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
i FoR BOSTON AND M . AL POI, FONTS EAST
Special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY on 2i6 q, m CON
meeting tan at sionHgon, sold via this line rom Newiork
IA BOstOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

GUlON LINE. . ,,.,, ,r,,,.,pps
~ FnI oTiFE.STOWS AND LINERPDOb
LEAVING pier -, \. H.. foot Of hilig-st 9, A., "a,
MONTANA u - DAY. i'tpt. ~
WlvMi ~ A ~
NEVADA y t.,pA T. IT, %" - a.
- These steamers are but oi iron IN N, 'e
ih, message across the Atlantic both SAFE AMI agrceape NV
ug baih.ioom sIn0king-To room. dfawngio0n panp gu
liary also r,nced surLrOn. stcWaiiea i.id ts1
each steamer The siacfooms are >ll on de-h' ti' '-'
tr cfri-t 81 a lnxures sea. perfect venai"A am
lg.L s,ot. rcor,, a., egl m [
e,ai ~ $40. Sii.EkAtE, dt low Eaie,.
OFFICE no - [VirfTAWI & GTTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
A-EW-YOEK AND HAyANA DIRECT MAIL

These hrsi-clss steam ships sal regularly at D. from
rer So. h. Nnfth River. a, follows:
steamship HOl."D CASTLE. iSpAN ~o Z. II
.lr,uIp AN lIAGO Dr. CT A... "a IT. tDAN. -"ni. 81
Accommodations a. for freight passage tppyt)
WILLIAM T. CLYDE 81 CO.. No 50 BrlaiSai.
LAYTON BROS. Agents IA Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

APOI ILfDAM I.lH Il.
steamers raye adj Payonia Ferry JerseY CITY
''P"
n -.fI,II.ltN -... W tun'-It.. fci. l.
il, Cabin 1870. 2G cabin, Sij-S5O. aieoIagt 80.
H. CAZAI& cntTal Agent, - South william st.
FUNGI, EDN Co.. = ~outh Nlia!ist, Freight Ago.
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IEW-Y0NG, HAVANAand lIEXICAN NAIL


CflAugat P-Igic-p Cft. tc.e aud ffonttla
t---
'rrTYnF WASuINGIDN Ginvaua oliy Ihurs. sept ~
CITY Nf AIFEANDElA lScN).........,l iltdf'. o. l.
.Ci4NoF WA~hlSGtON (iaVana onl}l Thurs uci. B..
CITY or VERA ClI/ -a'Htiay. oct ~
t'EAIs a "a CAHTF. Small TABLE SERVICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
IlAcIEIc MAIL sTEAN.Lup COMPANY

z
Sailing from PIER foot tdu4i.st. North RIVER
Iof : AZ FRANCISCO via T. rifiUS or PANAMA
fntf. sept.
Connecting FOR Central and S0uih America AIT Nsxi;I
Prom san francisco 90 Japan and tntua.
ft'iiishr CITY OF TOXIC. saturday. lci. J.. noon
tIon san Francisco 10 Honolulu. NcwZeallnd' anu AIS
uailaf
steamship CITY f. N!.yYORE. MoDtlv. sept ' noon
For freight or general information Apply AT Company
foot OF Cun1l--t.. North RIVER.
Passengers forwarded to sAN FRANCISCO. sANDNIClt
ISLANDS, JAHAt. CHM. NEW-/LALhNp n. ~ - IL l.
LA spVIH AMERICAN. CENTRAL AMERICAS amt
ME&ICAN PORTS ...
tickets Information IN r,rrd 10 routes Apply % 'i'
a. n ~llV IL H. j. BULLAT
ts.u.fal L.. ,s.nreT Agent. superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
- BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave Scw.York foot Of Dcsbroqss and Court

TIfIHT
go IN. Tor Washington Pttsburg. Columbus Cnennati
militant lois Chicago and the West Richmond Charla.o1
south Pullman ears from Baltimore 10 Ncwart'
Ohio. PltisJurG and Chicago.
100 T. M. Tor Washington and the West Pullman car.
from New York 10 Baltimore and '" sinTion. msNng coss
cnurrtinrs Pitt burg Gin rinnat Ind nnau1 Tu.vfe
and 81 iou, through Pullman cara Bi'n Cincin-
- nn mi tor Waslinslon and The WosL mann. .. IN
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16

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1t cures the first stages and heals the al
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mouth, nose, throat. head, arms and legs;
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package, Sent everywhere by express. A
treatise on sexual diseases free. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Dr. J. Dinsbeer,
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proprietor. Cures guaranteed, or the
money refunded
Dr. Dinsbeer makes chronic diseases a
specially. If you are afflicted, with nc
matter what, call or write. m-t-y
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THE ARGUS JOB PRINTING Rooms
turn out Cards, Circulars, Note Heads
Bill Heads, Law Briefs, and all Other
kinds of Printing, in the highest style of
the art, apd on the most reasonable terms.
And THE ARGUS Book BINDERY is doing
all kinds of work in that line, neat, quick
and cheap. The friends of the paper and
the public generally are invited to give our
work trial. dyt.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16
She 9ailg Atsns.
Concluded from second page. ]

SSNSAA Cs
ed may Justify proper reticence in regard
70 the details of an incident in every wav
depiorabie, but in dealing with a matter
which was certain to become the subject
OF general gossip entire trankness was the
safest way of avoiding ILL natured comment.
(New York Graphic.)
The story of the Narragansett Pier
scandal. as the details are made pubIic
places Senator Roscoe Conkling ia an ex.
tremely awkward position. Unless he
can clear himself he will stand convicted
OF having stolen into another mans house
with the Intention of destroying the peace
and happiness of that home. His condnc,
when confronted by the bereaved husband
bears the stamp of cowardice. Leeherv
and coWardice cannot be forgiven in per
son assuming to occupy a high public
position. We very much believe that in
the state of Rhode Island lies the grave of
Roscoe Conkling's political future.
providence [R. IL Press)
The half of the Spraeue Conkling mat
ter has probably not been told, and it was
lucky that the German music teacher
could De put forward as convenient pre-.
text. Ii 1t was all about this verbose Ger
man. why did the Sprague family go into
a neiehboring hotel2 As 1t is a family
matter, and as we wish we'll to all the in
terested parties, it is to be hoped the
scandal will be permitted to rest, and that
the domestic peace of ex-senator Sprapue
will be no further disturbed. The load
which he has to carry is enough for anv
ordinary mortal. 1t really does not an
pear what business Dir. Conkling had at I
the Sprague mansion, and the ex senator
cannot be blamed for wishing to be lord
and master of his own house,
IN Y. Herald.)
Senator Conkling still remains silent in
regard to the Sprague affair at Narragan- |
sett Pier, and he cannot blame anyone but
himself if the public accept the worst side
of the story already told, as the true yer.
sion. His intimacy with the ambitions
Kate, has become the subject of scandal
everywhere and the recent affair only adds
coloring to what was before mere gossin.
In his imperious way. Senator Conkling
may endeavor to brave public opinion, but
he will find that something more than
mere arrogance. will be necessary to clear
his shirts OF the smirehing. He NAV en-
deavor to defy decency by protested
contempt for public opinion. but his posi-
lion Is too prominent to allow of the scan
ial to pass uDnoticed. A continued silence
On his part Is confession of guilt and the
people will judge him accordingly.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16

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action with constipation and loss OF appetite mus
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16

When board of eminent physicians and
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trial has dispelled all doubt, and today
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16
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largest manufacturers and importers OF Silver and
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it their unqualified approval
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16
Arkansas Swamus,

Many pale.faced individuals who reside near
these swRmps and chill breeding cess-pools oil
malaria are known to be sufferers from chills by
their very appearance. They have used qu1nine
and other chill medicine until it seems a mockery.
They soon become chronic and are then almost
imp ssibe to cure. such cases are easily and
Immediately cured by the use of Days Ague Tonic
he most powerful antiperiodic and blood clean
ser now before the public 1t acts directly upoI
the secsetiOns.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16
Tell it not in Gath, Pub.
1ish it not in the Streets
of AskaIon.o

But herald it in all the unwaled cities and towns
round bout and in the rural districts far away.
for the benefit of whom it may concern, that a
fact. startling and true, s being made upon the
minds of the American people, male and female,
convincing them OF the necessity Of ach man and
woman TO send 50 cents to any Drug Store for
one bottle OF BaiIeys Saline Aperient. for the
positive cure of sick headache, constipation heart
burn hiliousnt S., indigestion, etc Ii is cooling,
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16
References from well-known Physi-
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ness of Voice and Respiratory Organs y Price.
with improved Inhaler and Treatise, 81. Sold by
all druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16

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lties Often continued TO more mature yearsl cured
by wells Health Remover" greatest remedy on
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torrhna and all forms of debility. 81; six bottles
s., at Druggists. Advice free Depot, IS Barclay
St, New York, and for Rock Island at Beneston'e