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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
Newspaper Decisions.

ANY person who who takes a paper regularly
fruu, the Ohce-whCthcr directed % his name OF
another. OF whether he has subscribed or not
j. re .sn,iole Tor she Pas mcnt.
ID VersOn orders his paper dl-conunpcit
~ must uar al arTpsragcs, or me publ-her may
CONTINUE 90 seDd "a until payment y made, and
co "a the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taxi FROM the Office or not
The Courts have decided thatrcius ne o. ,akc
-r,ape~s and periodicals nom The post once,
or moving and leaving them uncallcd for Is
p-trlc facis evidence oi fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

The Observation-Disclosures mem ers
Of ,Ae Pointing Committee OF the Maine
J.. Azure have given IA fresh iilGslra iCn
Oh lccic devotion 10 economy. Three
bids were node Tor the State printing
The highest bid was made by f. +. Pills
buzz IL CO publishers OF the Democratic
paper \ job pUinling concern made a
old Is 3-5 per cent. lower than PIilsDu $,
ant the Henne5ec Journal Company
l6l = per cent. lower. Nevertheless the
Deu9gratic-Greenba memUers voted
a-4.n ously y make contract with the
hiEn - Aidda-. As the printing costs
d ~, so 100 d y er, tie new light Re-
foluu, % s' o g.75 DeW ots'ic
=, ,riaa .rd pub i-her abou, $1,000 more
thsn .Ao SUN Tor when he same WORK
viii be done " other paIties. Ia other
words, they propose 10 pay C1e sixth
more for The work han perfectly re-
spcrsiole party offers 20 do i Tor. Ii the
d nocrt.c- -ireonback combination in
tue House su5.aius tie roPor. Of It's COM
mit.ec, Il VII vote 10 give one leading
Democrat more then j. he's saved by cut
ing down the salaries ct q Gew clerks
and wa ehU.en about me State House
THIS g the SOFT 81 reform that is spoiled
with capital 81" We await the next
esson.-Bost0n Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
How Ben. Butler Voted for JeY Davis st
ChAE1EEfon-
The Minneapolis Mimi Tribune says
tLe following letter was received by a
gentleman OF that city a few days ago
trom General Benjamin I. Butler:

u, "a, Mes, Jan. ., 4-.J.
Deans 4 10 NOS Know ne oUCh- o. writ, YOU
C .r,lde lvt 0.C-u-e ygu Ouguf not Q D,l. l. %
80 .c. gov rlsLt ul q MISTER ga history in which
sr ~ 30 De Interested allow me 10 say tha. Fi
..e t.--.l-- Convent o. a. Charleston :. C.. IA
Oh year l>N0 I voted 81 times, a. Z remember h.
g.. Jefferson Oay- " Aiss,ssl N, l. alter&ard Pres.
ire % OF Lrt Confederate states, es candidate OF
t.- democratic party Tor President
fll vas -o. before the convention Or "a cardi.
cts lor NY vOte and that OF one % N COLES ues
wlI, che 0Uly ones nc bsi. believed lin g. be
.tgs,ntsiivc man Of me south. and suO-e-
q IDI- events hsve shown tnat 4 wasTigbt. And
81. red then. ana believe ncg. That, 4 he c1ui.
have been nominated for President ga1 elected.
tl- F.. a. S"ll4 nave been sage -snd tue ATTEMPTED
tt-. t.r prevented. FOR NE would have chosen o.
D. fesit mt over - states rather than Is, AMI
eNt .t--t has p--l tbs. he North always got
l--tf conai0eraucl on questions of human liberty
tl'y o. southern -latt man s. President before
the wlr than it did from a Northern doughface
Rlc hat remains true down % the present time.
Yours uuly, BENJAMIN +. BUTLER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

COOP TESPLARY.-The session OF Mt.
Pleasant District Lodge, q. Centre LC' ell
tuesday, Wa one Ul The laEgos. and most
II terest.ag Yet held under the auspices Of
3 is organization. There were about tiiiy
delegates present, presenting the Lodges
a BridetUu, Brownield. Cornish, kez r
Fa.s, Naples, Sweden, Lowell, Frs ebarg
Waterford, ana s.. Chatham. The local
Lodge turned out in force, add he hos
pdaH,g extended was most generous and
hearty. The resfiops were of interest to
4 Present. Il. II Cole OF Naples was
e'GC,ed District Templar; Rev. o. NJ.
Cousons. Councillor; Mrs ~. II. Stick
nav. Secretary n. X. Carsiey. larshsl !;
K. K. Staples, District, Deputy -NewS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
-General Sherman TO a friendly e,

-General Sherman 10 q friendly ex-
reoel captain who edits paper in Allan
ta:-"Excuso me IT | ask you, as AN
editor, TO let up somewhat 90 the tayorite
hobby og sarpet-baggers. know that
you personally apply the term ony To
politics, adventurous, t1- others, your
Iea.o,s, const.Ue IL o,hsrgis, have
lesidcd in San FrIhGscy, LeayeuwCslh
tut St. Louis, aud of the men who have
built up these cities, | assert that not one
IN i,y was native ot the place AL,
or substantially oil, were earpct baLgcrs,
!. e., emlgrant, irym all parts I'D ,he world,
auu many OF tlym from rhc south Oar
nation has passed rs infancy with the
usua. Diseases peculiar to hat period OF
ite, and now, in It's second century. it
cutters on H. epoch OF manhood H. this
you, 4, Younger man, nave more at stake
than l. be- OF you 10 lock ahead and
not behind, and TO encourage, BY word
aud example, every effort to make Georgia
the cOntented home Of three or four mil
lions OF industrious aud virtuous people"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

toy. Garcelon is authority Tor The statement
thai Maine women - addicted 10 -uuG Tipping:
bg. Nc refuse to believe TN sander.- Boston
HeTaM.
The Herald uses the proper word it
was a very cheap SANDER by man who
must have made his observations in very
queer society. We have heard of nobody
else who has made such a discovery, and
/, is safe to say that not one in five hum
dred OF the people Of Maine know what
''snuit.dipping' means or have ever heard
OF the disgusting practice. When DR..
Garcelon wants to expose the habits Of
bis evidently peculiar class Of patients,
ne should do it AS local physic-ycndoT,
ADD not as the Governor Of State
Wing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

o. Co AG'L. Soc.-Tbe unfortunate
om.,-ion OF awards, b5 tho Committee
on Bu.l-. Steers AMI Heiiers 81, the OK.
loot Comfy Agricultural Fax in o..
1918. cscesslales CORRECTION. But one
palr oi throy so,rs o. Steers were eN-
aibitgd, entered tor oes, three years Old
-...s,. 7g Henry ~ Tue.l of Paris. The
Committee omitted any notice Of them
bat they were awarded toe first pre-
mum by The Trustees. Three premiums
were nllrrej too jersey Bal, Calves, only
o.o Vas awarded, being 3 50 ond premi-
AN, while Josiah Dlaon Ut Norway, eI-
ti5red Two jersey b. Cave. a. tie
Trustees awarded lan Ia. u,s. and
'0ud premiums.
A. G. T. K.ns Sec'y.
MS been voted .i Jle Tu-.ees 200
hold taa mex; Far. Oh So. 80 Oct. /
.nG O,i. ,. 1879
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

Vocal CoNcERr The Ampbion Qoar-
faue. assisted by Mrs. G. X. Have OF
prrlsnd AMI Miss Ageie Briggs OF paris.
sim give a vocal concert IN the new lis.l
. Solih Paris Monday evening teo
~ 1879. ~ o. should fail TO a..cli
MS c.acoI,. ~ a very li19 programme
q been prepared. Mrs. HaHes OF Port
.ud, Is one OF toe iuesl soprano singers
re- the Su'c, aud we ere very cHi that
crrangements have hcen made 70 give
oxford County people an opportunity OF
r"lriug her. Below are Few notices
from 'ho r..ss:
Ni.- Chandler Mrs. HAYES becomes more
popular a. ,tcr appearance. Her voice i- one of
..,at c''tiut--, ana -Nr sings win siup. ltt
.li rulG cteiEcss vhioh Ia charming .- i0rtidHa
D4ig 4fr~rtper.
me lhiri entertainment IN the India street
....-r. Wa concert ~ The church last "vrLtn-
Dr.. chandler. orchestra Nlfu Nf-. Havoc 49, 800
r4ll-t The lady va, so peculiarly happy 10 her
lcrton-. ans rendered them 30 cNquisteif th-i
tIc AUDIENCE were continually ike little buEer
..Iu- luI uor, Mr.. Halves has certainty o.
vlic" oft sUrpl -IHE Sweetness. ana win ihr e. .i-
uuurI ...I .dr sUt" meht in her studie. tuAt she
it tt present m.klng, 10 piil he but -hon season
vntu -Lt .DlI take rlAk among tho very forcm1 -t
.. s,ns,,,.- L.isserH Ar0us. March :, le's.
Mis- AgLi. Bryce. vino bas oeen n
Boston b. asst seas n. s,udYin music
wlh Pot Il L. Whitney, vii, Civ hrr
trends he pleasure IT hearing hex sgein.
We understand she has r,sde much m
.-1veGent 10 b. ca ,iva.ioG OF her voice.
Omission - cents. Tcseis tor safe a.
Frank Ina cr's, South Paris. and ~ the
door. Coacert commences al 80 O'CLOCK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
DR1rrrNG TOWARD BANKRUPTCY The

DRIFTING TOWARD BANKRUPTcY line
rr- sent Congress seems intent on depict
iJg the Treasury II has passed pension
oil which. by ihn careful estimate o. ne
Com missioner OF Pensions, will reqahe
during the next year $i1,500 0OO Tor ay-
mems and an additional amount OF 90
0O0. 900 year for some time. a rive,
and barber bill has just 6een reported
which calls for S5 SIC 900, which added
To- the appropriation Tor the same purpose
last sassion makes $l4 .0S3 900, al amount
twice AS large as was ever voted by IA
previous Congress. This increase oil x
pendiinre has not only been MADE WIN
a knowledge OF decreasing revenues, ou'
has also oeen attended with Democratic
sotion 60 reduce the tax on tobacco
tho House bill on this subject passes 'he
senate the Commissioner Ot l1terna. Kew
erue estimates that tho change euec'"u
al lose the revenue OF Sl0,UoV,UJv
oar. Already member OF the domin-
snt parry in the House has Dothed we
euunlr, that he proposes 10 otter oil 10
pty The pen5ion arrearages by ne" Ia
suo OF III, asurY notes which viii noI oe
LA tenders There Is no danger oil
.pch measure at The present time. but
81" fact hat the policy OF paying pnbhc
legations by fresh issues az paper
munev hads adv oos.es IN Congress, may
5cc1ue danger Ia the future ~ Con-
r,esse- where there Is such a large body
g.. men determined to secure large grants
ot public money .or local Improvements
q the building oil the Mississippi
wee.
In his connection 10 may be observed
i-at Democratic members Of the House
a. o. forgetting their svoNed policy OF re-
suement when they sre making sppro.
rriaiious tor salaries OF the officials and
employees OF the Democratic House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

MAINE STEAMSHIP Goa a meeting
oil he electors Of the Maize S.eams ip
Co held Friday morning, c. NJ BaLcy
was elected president and H. j. LII :
managing director.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

Governor Garcelon nominated on
Friday George G. Stacy, a. State Libra
ran, aud Mr.. Samuel w. Hossins OF Old
town, Agent Of the Penobsoot tribe OF
Indians. The Council have confirmed the
of Insurance Commissioner
and Bank Examiner, made by the Gov
ernor two weeks ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

Tho -ailrie, OF members Of the Maine
L,gisIatureatc fully high for the amour.
D time employed and work performed as
those Of any officers under the pay Of the
a,e o. the countie,. The pay aud mi.e-
az OF members, on an average. Is mo.c
than $50 10. each session. There are
plenty OF men that can be hired 10 DO ],
l,r one-haif that amount, plenty even that
Ni. work hard to get votes we're the sl.-
ny reduced. The same set Of argument
AN be pertinenty applied to this as to Oh.
cduction of other salaries, aud beslde,t-1
oitica' capital to be made would be
immense.-Somerset Reporter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18

The M York Sun .e.s the l,c
Ncnh,r Den ocIatic Senators who vote
GA IN suc1 way ~ TO brow Ccub. upon
tbs vaiG.iy Of ne Constitutional aueIt
ni5nis .hs. they nave done their party
,h North great injury and have given
L. Republican decided advantage !.
tho L, X clmpaigr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
CHANCE o. TnlE.-Tne Grand Tlua.

Change or TME-Tne Grand Tm-
las made change OF time, taxing p,ac
Monde, Feb. l.. Mails for POrtla-
and up O. 3lty both. leave Paris H.. r.
$50 t. u. O.her stage leaves a. 5 Ia.
Il, t. meet ,he alteration up train. MIC
--aus 10, Portland .,Aya SJL.a P.,.s
g 20 q. m. and aoou 80 IN aIs.
rain up from Portland reaches So. PAr-
a 7 :45 7. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-18
GooD TEMpLARs. -O1ing 10

COOP IEAPLARs. % wing nc sLCll.
lash Wednesday, tho annua meeting OF
Oxford Distric- Lo12o OF God Ten
plsrs was postpone. Toe meeting vii
,, held "a Tllrsoas. F-D. 2J.h. /. BE-
hoped ,uero vii DO = large ATTENDING.
az d good ses On.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10

Frsaeis Murphy writes that he is coming
this gay, AID Kil!. If sufficiently induced,
deliver lecture hers. Murphy Is the Ia
thsr Of the Blue Ribbon E0vemeut. he
spoke in the Congregational ehgrsh here
scur years ago. - Gd5stse-
That is TO SAP. Put Up. genIleneo, and
/ will come and see you | am chuck full
Of temperance. bat can't afford to waste
EY tine unless am well paid for IL |
used TO talk for the notoristy Of the thing,
bar have become ztar actor Row, aud
want my dust. OF coarse, : nan ike
Marpby is aetuated by pHye ard holy 2o-
tves Ia reply TO letter, asking him to
70 % an eastern town aud assist in the
movsGszt for the reformation Of draok-
ards. be esosed BE- letter thus: My terms
are SIS per uesk AID expenses.
Yours Ia Christ,
FRANCIS MURPHY
Verify. this Is modern Christisnity.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10
Decorative Art.

Mrs. T. l. Holcombe. of this city, has
placed on exhibition at Wyie & McCune's
store, some specimens of decorated
China, painted by herself, which shows
more than ordinary artistic cultivation.
One piece, plate with black background,
ornamented with fruit. is excellent, the
fruit standing out very boldly. Another
ornamentation of roses, is very accurately
drawn. One feature of Mrs Holcombe's
work is the taste in colors, the accuracy of
fine lines, and all the little things. which
go so far toward making the picture per-
feet. Mrs. Hoicombe has already achiev-
ed an enviable reputation 10 this particular
line; two pieces, now on exhibition at
Wylie & McCune's, intended for the Chi
cage exposition, aud which were exhibited
at Waterloo, Iowa, received the highest
award. Her work has passed the criticism
of the finest artist in Chicago.
An incident is told of Mrs, Holcombe
while in Chicago, which is worth repeat
ling. She went to store TO select some
china, and while 10 conversation with on'
of the firm, asked as to the best class o.
work, where it came from, etc. The gen
tleman in charge. an entire stranger t
Mrs. HolcombA, said I'VE get the bes
specimens from Rock Island; Mrs. Hol
combe does some of the finest work eve
saw" 1t was . fine compliment to GU
home artist. While in Chicago, Mrs. Hol
combe studied under Prof. JAIN, of tn
celebrated factory at Meissen, near Ores
den, and was pronounced excellent b.
him; which. in artistic circles,is considered
q high compliment
Mrs. Holcombes reputation as vocal
list is widespread, and We hope to be alb!
to chronicle new triumphs for her in tn
field she has chosen.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10
VIVA. are yen going 70 do abous it,

"Thas are yen going 80 do abour it
Because the penalties Of physiological
laws are not executed speedily, some fancy
they are void. But when the system
breaks down. aud almost hopeless complI.
cations arise. which the family physician.
By reason OF bis limited experience. fails %
relieve, the pertinency of the above inquiry
Is apparent Many remedies have been
specially prepared for these eases, and
many physicians are bidding for their pat
Eonage. AS before making u purchase oil
land. ''ssaEea IS required, and the title
carefully examined, 50 iags!ids should
carefully investigate the cIail.s of any
physician Offering TO treat chronic diseases.
DR.. P!erce's Family Medicines are we'll
known. aud have effected many cures
where eminent physicians have failed, get
to accommodate surgical and complicated
cases, ana those GesiroGs Of berg restored
speedily. DR. Pierce has erected n elegant
sanltarlam, at cost Of nearly half miIlion
dollars No institution 10 the world offers
advantages superior 20 these found ia this
establishment Half score Of physicians
are in attendance, several Of whom have
been prominently connected Nth leading
American and European Hospitals. Every
Improved facility for Fastening q cure that
6 liberal expeGaitare Of money could secure
can here be found. Before tally deciding
where 20 60. address InvsIid'sand Tourists
Hotel for circular.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10

There is no difference of opinion among
those who have tested PoND's EXTRACT.
Thousands both in the United States and
in Europe, unite in giving this remedy
the highest praise as a curative agent.
Its power in arrestiug infammatory dis
eases is almost miraculous, never falling
to awake the grateful admiration of the
afflicted. 1t can be said of this great
remedy that it can never injure the most
sensitive or delicate organism. Send for
little book of particulars to Ponds Extract
Co, 90 Maiden Lane, N. Y. Beware of
limitations. SAMUEL r. JAMES.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10

Don't let the blood sssgn2te 10 your
veins. You can prevent its doing so By IN
cEeasiug its volume and purity. By stiuula-
ting the digestive organs, and encouraging
assimilation, with that Ustehless vitaliziog
agent, Hos;erter's Stomach Bilters. Pso-
pie not afflicted with any organic or iDor-
gsnic disesss, sroz van and hagga,d sja-
ply because their blood is thia. xatsry. de-
fcieut in nourishing properties. and so mes
ger in quantity that the exuemities are
very imperfeetly supplied Sith it, and the
superficial circulation extremely feeble
Hence the blocdIess appearance of the
couhtensDce- But when The Buters are
used to enrich aud quicken the blood. the
rosy n1s Ct health returns to the cheek,
the frame acquires substance as we'll as
yigor, the appetite inpeoyes, s0-3 no di<es-
tive Qaalras Interfere either Ei;h its graft
icatiOu or the subsequent tranquility oi
the stomach.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10
The Sunday Saloon Question.

At tho temperance meeting held in Ne
gus Hall Sunday siternooo, the following
committee was gp2oisted 10 wait upon
Mayor Reynolds, aud present him with a
memorial asking him to enforce the Sun
day ordinance rs applied 10 saloons; Por-
ter Skinner, S. ". McMaster, W. F. Gil
more, ". Z Weloh. Spencer ii. White,
j. Il. Wilson aud II. Lee Mitchell.
This may Be all very proper; the ordi-
nances should be enforced to the extent OF
the city's best interest, but in view of the
the fact that the memorial states that, the
aforesaid cit;E>ns have good reason to
bshevs aud do believe thas the ordinance
referred 10 above is beiug violated 10 tins
city of Rock Island, why. ii they do so be,
heve, do they not go before some Justice Of
/ tEn neace, aud enter complaint, instead Of
requesting some one Else TO do it. They
afirm positive kuos!sass q the subject
and are competent TO prevent the cyl
sbaut which they complain. Ii will b
proper Ter the mayor to refer them to th'
! justices of the peace, OF SIS shere is stat
law regulating the same evil, be might re
fer them to the grand jary. There is III
reason why the mayor should appoint him
self committee to watch the back door
of our saloons. Perhaps 8 rigorous er
forcement Of the Sunday Law, such as wi
prevent livery men, butchers, baker:
clothiers, street car drivers, hack mgn al
servants from lsbOring on Sunday, will eu
hance the city's best interests?
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10
Personal

John CrubanKa : 10 ST. Louis.
Vim, Wait. of Reynolds, KS II the city
today.
Robert Rose. Of Andslusis, fsyoged US
With a call to-day.
Mr.. y. }. Ludi. ot the 0lion TIasss
called upon US this afternoon,
Mr.. L b. Doughty. editor OF toe Aledo
Record. called upon the ARGUS Saturday.
Oiver Olsen leaves for Chicago this
eveni0x. where ne has business before the
L. s. Court,
AmoGg as arrivals =, the Raek Island
House. we uo,;>a Nr y +, Meizxar, Ct
Port Byron.
Mr.. II. Q. No,too, Of Hamptoo, is II ;Ee
city on business. He is registered ST the
Rock Island House.
Mr.. VI. Sskoonmaker. the Efficient post
master of EisiuE,Os. &c stopping st the
Rock Island House.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10
a Sure Thing.

Urinary genital, kidney and bladder
diseases. on account of their peculiar
nature, should be promptly and thor.
oughly cured. The high standing OF
Prot. Chaplin as specialist in these
diseases is a guarantee as to the ehar-
aeter of his new and favorite COM
pound, "Buchupaiba" The great po-
qularity and rapidly increasing de-
mand for which is additional evidence
of its worth. "Chapin's Injection
Fleur" is to be used with the "Buchu
paiba' where there are diseased or i'm
pure discharges IA syringe is with each
bottle of Iniection) His Constitution
Bitter Syrup drives all traces from
the blood. Sold by druggists at 81
each. They never fail. Advice free
Depot So Barclay street. New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING New
YoBK.-Ono Of the best kept and most
convenient Hotels for Merchants and others
to stop at when in New York is the Grand
Union Hotel. nearly opposite the Grand
Ceutrsl Depot, kept 90 the European plan
you therefore only pay for what you get
Everything is first class, and prices mod
crate. adapted 70 the siringency of the
times. You save the expense of carriage
hire, and b ieaving your baggage cheek
on tue counter Of the Hotel, your baggage
will De delivered in your rooms, fifteen
minutes alter the arrival of the cars, free
Of expense. We advise you to give the
Grand Union a trial.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10
Eogs and Boys.

SEagnans pools and swamp generate missrn which
produces heasnsss aching Of the iointsaud chills
{ Ia lever. aid he gre wonder among men has
ass eeen, tE2t 70 pe-mR1sut and certain r mesy
LAS been foa1d Until the cent introd utson o.
sus Tonic II instantly cures the most tFoEhIe-
some case OF cAllIs after all Other remedies havp
Jailed. It's pE a~zlt1esS ant freedom from syn,
tons render il On * fayorl5e for children a. fg-
EaAles Apnot rStzin Ill the Auetaer Sdvsr.
tas that yeE are not req ~IrG 70 take any o her
ne tcsnz. eeca1Se DAYS A-as chi, acts thorourh-
y upon the seSregiou-Iouss and agfI.s m n.
WeAS and feeble. enabling them 10 Jarew eli the
disease and u rsc2perats
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10
An Asass. Medicine Free o. Charge

OF all mediciaas advertised TO cure suy
Affection OF the Throat. Ches. or Lungs,
We know OF noos ge can recon mend so
highly as nR. KNEES New Discovery,
Tor ConsuU ptiun, Coughs. Colds. Asthm :
BroochiIis, Hay Fever. HoarsenesS, tick.
Iing in the throat. loss of voice, etc. This
medicine does positireiy csre, and that
where eFsrything else has failed. No uedi-
eine can show o1e half 30 many positive and
permanent cures as have sIres1v been eli.
iecsed by this truly wonderful rsuedy.
For Asthma and Bronchitis il is perieci
specific, curing the very worst cases in the
shortest tine possible. We SAP By all
means give il triaI. 7ridl bottles free.
Regular size s. 90 Fer sale By c. Speidel,
Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10

Lithoutriptic Is the name given medl'
cine possessing superior qualities ter the
cure Of all kidney diseases. ltis not q
uuack uostrum but 4 reliable remedy.
vouched for by leading physicians all over
the country, Wherever known Llthon-
triptis' isin general demand being consider
ed the best remedy Gifts class in the market.
For sale hy the trade generally. mwtSw
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-10

DIAMoND.-The best in the world
SO acknowled by all who have tried EvoRY's
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
CATARRH REMEDY. Ii gives immediate
reiet, aad few bottles cure the worst
cases. Be sure you get the DIAMOND
(trade mark as there are worthless imita-
tons offered for sale. The genuine is
prepared ouIy By Dr.. A. F. EvoRY & Co.
30 Hall street, Brooklyn. p. .. Box
1902. New York Cisy. Sold By all Drug.
gists. 50 cents Bottle.