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81. Patrick's Day, 1879.

ORDER OF PROCESSION.
There Will be the usual parade of the Irish
Americans and other Catholic societies in this
District next Monday-St. Patrick'S Day. The
following is the programme:-Chief marshall
Dennis Connell: special aids-M Emmett Urel
James d. Daily: aids-Michael Hallihan. owen
Leddy, Henry Buscher, John Shanahan, Thomas
keane. Thomas Heaney. First division-As-
SiSfant marshal. Patrick Maher; aidS-John p.
clancy, VIM. Erondo, John j. Fuller, Lawrence
Hickey, Chas. A. Hammer. Patrick Sheehey,
John Minnix, David ReardOn, A. Jouvenal.
Knights OF ST. Patrick, Knights OF st. George,
Knights OF st. Columbkille, Knights Of ST.
Joseph. Second divisiOn-AsSstant marshal,
Gilbert Cannon; aidS-Daniel Harrington, Jere-
miah sullivan. A. Langley, John Collins, W. F.
Crouch. Fl. j. Daily, W. NJ. Meghan. Knights of
st. Peter, Knights OF st. Bernard, Knights OF
81. Stephen, Knights OF st: Joseph. No. !. Third
aids-James Cooney, Michael Mccormick. John
Kelly, James Mccarthy, Francis COyle, Edward
Lynch. Washington City Hibernian Benevo-
lent Society. No. 1, Washington City librarian
Benevolent Society. No. 3. Fourth division
Assistant marshal, Peter Mccartney: aids-M.
l. keileheI, VIM. Woody, John Carroll, NJ. V.
I1erney, John Lee. J. H. Leonard. Georgetown
Hioernian Society. Georgetown 7. A. Society,
West End Hlbernian Society.
The four divisions will form about the City
Han at 10 O'Clock, in order that the procession
march VIII be from City Hall to Sd ST., to Pa
ave, to LIST ST., to Nd. ave., to ST. s.w., to 9Th
ST., to st. DOm1nic'S church to attend mass and
lay the corner stone OF the new convent After
the ceremony the societies will reform In their
respective positions on 9Th st., right resting on
tive Mansion for review By the President, thence
10 and around the circle at Esd ST., to ST.. to
18th ST.. to G st., TO 10th St, to ST. to eth st
TO La. ave-, to City Hall and dismiss.
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CHOICE ARTICLE OF sweet partly skinned
milk, and butter-milk churned fresh every
morning, for sc. per quart. The butter In half
10. prints. 35c. per 10. Wagons marked "Aider-
bey." ri F. f. WARD PrOp'r
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by R. A.,
Golden, nsh agent, 90 shad az SIS per hundred:
1000 behring's az SIS per thousand; 800 punches
rock, 30 cents to 81 per bunch; 500 punches
mixed 0sh, s to IS cents per bunch
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TEE CLOSING WEEK OF THE SILVER SALE
These elegant goods are being comparatively
t1IoNn away. Tnere mas never been such an
bargains.
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THE GRAND HOSIERY OPENING, such as never
has been surpassed In this country, will take
place Monday, March 18th, at Chas Baum's,
4os It'll street. Don't neglect to see this grand
display OF hose for ladies', agents and Chill
oren.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCKR,l
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1879. I
For middle states warmer S0uthefly to
westerly winds, partly cloudy weather and
falling barometer during the day, with light
rain or snow in the northern portions, followed
BY colder north TO west winds and rising ba-
Tometer.
RANGE OF THE Thermometer
The following Is the readings OF the thermom.
eter at the Signal once during the day: a. m. =.
4es;; 7:35 M. Az; ~ midday, 600; D. M, 65o
maximum, Sc; minimum. IS So
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ALI-wOOI. BUNTINGS, new cOlors. % cts Tow
sons, 63S Pennsylvania ave-, south side.
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nHE GO PARTNERSHIP, HERETOFORE EX-
| listing between MULLER and STEELE, under
ssfh February, dissolved by mutual consent.
mar123ts
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cHIRTs TO ORDER. SPECIAL
~ SIX VERY BEST FOR $12.
Material and Workmanship unexceled-
FIT WARRANTED.
THOMpSON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
SIG Fstreet w0sthscest,
msr1a1m Opposite Patent Office.
nOUG A So
GREAT SALE Ole
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Another case OF those thoroughly Made and
A-N CHEMISE,
Foua FOB ONE DOLLAB,
Opened this morning.
Those ladies who have been waiting WIN please
call at once as they will be gone IN fe@ days
DOUGLASS,
msr10tr 9th st., Sc. Cloud Bwildiss0.
CECOND ~ CLOTH1NG..The only plsoe
y in tho city to dispose OF bec0nd-nano OaotnlnG.
Wstches Guns. PISTOLS, 10, q f8T oas1 price,
, sos 9Th street, near Penn's ava
BY calling at or addTessinG tho above numb ~.
prnynsv 1v VA
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SALE OF FINE BOoKs.-The nne collection OF
books On sale at Dowling's auction rooms viii
be closed out this evening, when some OF the
most valuable books will be sold. Among them
are fine copies OF Dickens Macaulay, Theirs,
Picturesque America, Shakespeare, Concord
ance, &C.; also. an elegant walnut bookcase.
and some valuable architectural works. The
sale viii commence at a: O'Clock precisely.
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THEATER O0luOUE.
MONDAY. MARCH 10. NIGHTLY AND TUESDAY
AND FRIDAY MATINEEH
EneaGement Of w. j. Thompson and Lottie For
rest In the great drama of Leopold
Inc great minics, Charles 8. Rogers and Matte
Hlckers; Williams and Sullivan. the Hibernians:
nnlaord tSrothers the great gymnasts, Miss May
rest ~ Va 0' "l" Oei VI
Last weeks company retained marlltr
A INVOLVEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
q eullivan's sparkling Opera, 81 NJ s. PIMA
FORE, by the Amateurs who 60 successfully ran
Gered II Tor the cause of Charity And be il IN
H%efsn.9od an We are very; very good LINCOLN
March L and 15 Grand Matinee Saturday After.
nooR New Scenery, Improved Orchestra, Strong
Josephine, Miss Sa!lie Flynn: But'ercup, Miss
Sir Jss Porter K Il. M B s Have nh h Nm
EdTin Hoff, Of Baltin ore; Capt Corcoran, Mr.
w H. Daniel; Dick DE- adeye, Mr.. Howard 6. Ny.
man; Boatswain. Mr.. Robert E. Stevens Sisters.
cousins Annts sailors. etc. Musical Director, DR..
Admission 80 cents reserved seats Is cents extra
Box sheet at Ellis. Matinee-50 cents; children IS
CeHle marriott
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CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wash.
ington and Norfolk Steamboat Company filed q
certificate OF Incorporation this morning In the
Recorder Of Deeds Office, with George n. Plant,
tors. The capital is 500 900. -. The Memorial
Evangelical Luthern Church has filed certifi-
cate OF incorporation with j. w. Sterner, John
q. Bright, and l.. F. Randolph, trustees.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ian GALLERY OF Art.


(IoRCORAN GALLERY OF Art,
The weekly NIGHT EXHIBITION win take plsca
Admittance. 10 cents I,
"CONGs OF SEVEN, illustrated with
- ~ other literary talent in Lecture Room Fourth
FTFsffR6y HT xShSrsh 9Th st between and H.
sion. 10 cents. 1t
EORD's OPERA HOUSE. Keuar,
March lo-sECoND WEEK.
KELLAR, The Great IIustonisf,
Whose right to the title is completely verified
EVERYBODY SURPRISED.
EVERY EVENING ATS
CHILDREN'S MATINEE SATURDAY.
h0nes S5 Hsf sAGoH Hs sahr Is BEAUTY
sp Manager s, ford resgeculiy announcas comp,ete
a. NJ 3 pfSAFoRE. ''''' opera
with az the resources OF cspacious stage and the
BoH-6ook open at Ellis Music Store. Thursday,
March 10 mri2d
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 17rH.
OUR SAUCY SHIPS BEACTY"
Mar ager Ford respectfully announces a complete
ana authorized production OK
GILBERT AND SULLIvAN's
Charming Comic Opera OF
III. NJ. 8. PINAFORE,
With MAGNIFICENT NAUTICAL ENSEMBLE
the advantages OF Scenic establishment
OVER FIFTY PERSONS IN TIE COMPANY.
rvR Re nsss performance Will be given on MONDAY
Music Store, sId at the Opera House, on Thursday
rot rot 1.aIcn lolh. marf1tr
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MEETING OF STREET CONTRACTORS having
unsetlieu claims against the District, was held
last night at 221 Pennsylvania ayenue Mr.
Thos. Brown In the chair and Mr.. Henry Burch
secretary the subject Of these unpaid claims
was discussed, ana committee, consisting of
Barnes and CAN'T, was appointed to walt upon
the District Commissioners and ask their CO.
operation In getting some bill passed at the
coming session OF Congress for their relief
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DRY GOODS.
NOTICE., N07
NOTICE

Just oper ell, an elegant line of gr.cK cppS,
Dimes in silk and wool and a,-silk which ne Iii
cut in lengths desired ~" we VII
HEADQUARTERS FOR BCSFTN3s
american sud French enntinss. do alpe ans single
widths, in eli colors. Also s'
NOW IN STOCK-
A full line Of BLACK SILK FRINGHs s,.prsa.
tnred to onr order with a fnII asscrfmen; ~ TRfW
MING BUTTONS OF the latest designs
w, NJ BROWN
mariiu Sf5 MARKET SINCE.
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SUIT AGAINST THE DIsTRICT.-Yesterday Dan'i
O'Brien entered suit against the District OF
Columbia for $40, 900 damages The declaration
sets forth that the plaintiff owns and occupies.
as hotel and restaurant, the premises on the
southeast corner OF New Jersey avenue and e
street NV. and sewer had been constructed
by the District In front OF and very near his
place, and the overflow therefrom, he claims.
has damaged his stock
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DEEDS IN FEE nave been nle0 as I0lIOWS.-
Daniel OConnor TO John O'Connor, lot A, sub.
lot 9, So sol; 81 900 Sam1 W. Smith to Church
OF Messiah. lots 81, IS, 50, SUBJ SO. 2a0; S. $50
b. Williams, lot 81, SO. $40; s D. O'Connor
to John O'Connor, lot A, So. 557; 81 900. j. w
Barker to H. H. Barker, lot II, so. 2ss: $12. 900
s,l 1876; $50. J. 3. Breast TO c. A. Duiin, lot 3,
so. S25 $500. Mary Jane Morris to j. s. Breast,
LOT 2 so. s25; =. John Barr to E. E. Price,
property in county called "Resurvey on New
Seat 5000
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THIS BEATS ALL!

THAo bEATU ALL!
Towels, C Iaceedeed Ruchines, &C. Per ysra
striped Glass Doyhes. Sc Corded Pique, 6,ec
Lace Ties, DC 2 yards wide Turkey Red Table
Linen, 4Sc. Corsets, 23c. to 81 20.
White ana Percale Shirts. 4Sc. Check Muaifn. lOc
per yard Oolored Bordered Hemmed Hsndker.
cnleds &c LARGE White Spreads, Acc. No SUI a.
AZ the ahove, and great many more Barssips
Are from auction. Marked in plain hxurea
NJ EEWMYER,
.o.o n West End Auction House.
Iy<O f0s ace Re- F1A6,"
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:. Tag HoRTICrLTrRAL SOCIETY met last night:
Vice President Fowler presiding. Mr.. Thomas
Evans was elected member. The committee
On securing roonS for the association to meet
In reported in favor of German Hall. ON litn
street. Some fayoring the Labor Exchange
Hall, the matter was referred to the executive
committee TO decide between the two The
essayist OF the evening, Prof. Collier, OF the
Agricultural department, was introduced He
took :. Plant Food, and How They Get It." for
his subject, and had chart on the wall back of
him to Illustrate. Agriculture had been prac-
ticed as an art since the days OF Adam and Eve.
he said, but never as science until 1895. Plant
food Is OF two kindS-atmospheri and what If
takes from the ground. Different plants CON
tain different elements. Upon different soils
the planting OF different kinds and the turning
them IN will, when properly selected, entirely
or to great extent restore worn out lands, and
even sand barrens. This was the general drift
OF Mr.. Golfers essay. His effort suggested
discussion, which was participated IN by him
self, Prof. Taylor. DR.. SnOdgraSs and Col Cur.
tiss. A motion was made that the society give
public exhibition OF flowers fruits and vege-
tables. 1t was opposed by some, on the ground
that while an exhibition might exhibit, IL would
not be likely to clear expenses. The feasibility
OF the project was referred TO the executive
committee. Mr. Saul was directed 70 select an
essayfst for the next meeting.
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THOMAS A. EDISON, the inventor, riled his bill
In the Supreme Court OF the District OF Column
oia yesterday against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company for an injunction to restrain
infringement Of patent for improvement In dtI-
pick telegrapby, 10 establish title, &c. This Is
another remedy for an injury which has been
complained Of by Edison In other suits IL Will
De heard early next summer
me OLD case OF Edison and Harrington against
the western Union and others ror Injunction
account and 10 diyeSt title,. which has been
pending several years was yesterday dismissed
as 70 the secretary Of tie Interior and the Com
missioner OF Patents.
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NAIlCOE1. 4 and C. yard
~ Calico Remnant, Sc pound
Oottons, 4, 8, 6. 2, 3 and 10c Y1ra
Gheetine Cotton, i6c yard
4Hsa sns R ioF Msn sSa Ps ase % q ysra
Nine Demoress's Retiahle paxtarnA
lau26-tr JOS B. BAILEY, co.. IN y RUea q:
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CPhING GOODS. Uo,C pu.C.-
- just arrived new Wool Bun,inos o. SEs.
IN b ack and choice coIors 49, 'nese are
S-lnG "a Black Cashneree, IS, 50. rs and 81
New PercAles and Cslicos for Spring eass
New Remnants OF Sc. Calico now atc
spring Css simeree for Men and BOYS wear
Brown Linen Table Cloth, lsc
fuu width Sheefins Cottons, ~. 10 and 2sc
lot Of fine Hosiery marked down TO live
BENZ. MILLER
msr4tr los Bridge sfreet, GEoRaFTovr
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jas
+. Scaggs and Alice NJ. WhitmOre; VIM. Wilson
and Alice Styles; VIM. Alfred shoemaker ana
Mary C. Cobb, both OF A. A. Co., Md; #. W.
crimes and Belle Cariin: John DeKrafft and
Mrs. Sarah E. Smith; John Shermon and Ann
Corbin: Edmund Harris and Alice Harris, both
OF Fairfax county, Va: VIM. T. Garner and
Marcia A. Biddle of Fl. Ryan, Texas; Robert
Selden and Mary Taper
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-07

with'the East, both factions will have the
satisfaction of assuring the election Of
republican President next year by so large
majority that no Electoral Com omission
will be needed to decide who ought to go
into the White House.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-07
FACE SWOLLEN OUT OF SHARE
FROM SKIN DISEASE, CURED.

st. Elmo Iilinois-R. V PIERCE, NJ D.. Buffalo
full curative properties of your Alt Ext or Golden
Medical Discovery, have taken great interest in
in this medicine since first used it, 1 was badly
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver deranged and an al
perfect prosJratiop of the nervous system. So
rapid and complete did the Discovery effect per
feet cure that it seemed more like magic, and was
perfect wonder to myself, and sinCe that time we
have never been without a bottle OF the Discovery
andsPurgatIve Pellets in the house. They are
ready at all times 10 fly to the relief of sick-
ness-Wlthout charge. We have never had a doc
tor in the house since first began to use youl
Pellets and Discovery / have recommended the
use of these medicines in several severe and COM
plIcated cases arising from, l thought. an i'm
pure state of blood and in not one case have they
failed TO more than accomplish all they ale claim
ed to 90. will only me1tion one as remarkable
Though could give you dozensl. HENRY Kos
of the most piful objects ever seen, mis- face swo
out OF shape, scales and eruptions without end
extending to his BODY, which was completely cover
ed with blotches and scales Nothing that he TOOK
seemed to affect il particle l finally induced
him to try few bottles of your Golden Medica
Discovery, with daily of the Pellets, assuring
him it would surely cure him. He commenced ia
use some six weeks since, taking two Pellets each
night. and the discovery as directed. The result
is to-day his skin is perfectly smooth and the scal
eruptions are gone. He has taken some sever
or eight bottles in all, and considers himself cured
This had baed the skill of best phi ysicans
Messrs. a UNsFokD & Co, druggists of this place
are selling largely Of your medicines and the de
mand steadily increases, and they give perfect sat
isfaction in every case Respectfully,
W. ID. CHAMPLIN, Agt. Am, Exp. Co.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-07
The Victim

of youthful indulgence, successes, &c.
he who is now suffering for past vices.
as indicated by weakness, losses, de,
posits, sediments, irritation, dyspepsia,
nervousness, dependency, melancholy
tendency to mania He who is i'll pre-
mature decline, will get immediate and
permanent relief and cure by using
wells Health Remover :" 1t is espec>
tally designed for just these cases and
or those who are older. and are lacking
al animal vitality and vigor. 1t enables
the system to recuperate rapidly and
supply the drain thereon, Don't fail to
try it. Sold by druggists at $l.00, oil
sent by express on receipt Of price.
Advice free. See circular with bot
ties. Adde'S E. S. Wells, So Barclay
st New York
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-07
HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED.

j NJ. Robinson, West Grove alton. Iowa
writes: My wife first become lame nine years ago
SWelhngs would appear on her hip, and she was
gradually becoming reduced and her whole system
rotten with dis ase. In 1871 swelling broke out
on her hip discharglng large quantities, and since
that time there several openings. lave had five
doctors at an expense of Sl25 who saJ nothing will
do any good but tsurgical operation"
Later he writes thus: My wife has certainly re-
Gently received great benefit from the Of your
Discovery, for she not able to get off the bed
and was not expected to live week when she com
meneed using it, year ago. She has been doing
most of her work for over six month"; Has used
twenty bottles and is stll using il. Her recovery
lseonsldered as almost miracle and we attribute
1t all to the use of your valuable medicine / can
cheerfully recommend it as blood-purifer and
strength restorer."
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-07
The Way TO Democratic Success.
fErCy, NJ


IL is an excellent plan for party which
does not want to win an election to divide
Itself into two factions, each diametrically
opposed in policy to the other, and neither
willing to vote tor the candidate or sup
port the platform of the other. Such a
plan of campaign has the great merit of
certainty. 1t is absolutely sure to secure
the result aimed at. Both the factions
will be defeated, and their opponents to
whom they wish to hand over the govern.
meut will win easily. Such democrats,
therefore, as believe that it would be bet
ter tor the country and better even per-
haps tor their own party that the republi-
cans should elect their president next year
do well to prevent by all means 10 their
power any harmonizing Of differences in
the democratic party. If the Eastern
hard money democrats will only 20 on
vigorously shouting that they will never,
never, stand on the same platform with
their Western brethren, and if the West.
ern democrats will continue 10 like man.
.ner to declare defeat preferable to union
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-07

East, both factions will have the
of assuring the election Of
republican President next year by so large |
a majority that no Electoral Com mission |
will be needed to decide who ought to go
into the White House
A great many voters think it is about
time for change; a great many are tired
Of being frightened year after year into
voting for the republican candidates, good,
bad or Indifferent as it may happen, on the
ground that this is necessary in order to
preserve our blessed Union. A good
many voters have of late grown suspicious
of the desperate tenacity with which
the republicans cling to office and
there is a growing suspicion that II they
stay in any longer it may be as hard to
get them out as it was in 1861 to get the
democrats out. There is sound sense IN
the desire for change; it shows, ct any
rate, the wholesome growth of general
conviction that the great interests OF the
country are safe under either party, and
that the people do not mean to let their
servants become their masters. y
It may be too early, at this moment, to
move 10 the matter, for the fall elections
will have undoubtedly SOLDERING effect
on Que faction or perhaps on both. But
when the result Of the fall elections is
known; when New York has gone repub'
lican or democratic, as the case may be;
when General Ewing is either elected or
defeated; when Maine has gone either way
in the energetic manner in which it went
for Governor Kent; when Massachusetts
has told her wishes at the polls, and wher
| it has all been talked over; then, we sug-
gest, it will be a good time to summon 8
general assemblage of democrats from al
parts of the country and determine upon {
policy for 1880.
Of course those democrats who will sup
port nobody but their own predetermined
candidate, on their own predetermined
platform, had better stay away from sucf
a convention, for it stands to reason tina
there must be give and take on all side
, to come to an agreement But there
ought to be enough common sense among
, the party leaders of all sections to make al
influential body, whose decision as to
} platform and policy for 1880 should ant
, would be final, leaving to the nominating
convention next year the simple duty o
naming the strongest man to stand on II
whoever that might prove to be. 1t nigh
be an Eastern or it might be Wester
man; but, whoever he was, he would, unde
the Circumstances, be sure of solid sup
port, for it would not matter where he ha
stood before, so long as be frankly an
3 honestly accepted the platform.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-07
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous pros

INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous pros
tration, and all forms of general debility
relieved by taking MENsMAN's PEPToN-
lied BEEF Tonic, the only preparation OF
beef containing its entire nutritious prop
critics. 1t is not mere stimulant like the
extracts of beef, but contains blood
making, force-generatiug, and life-sustain-
ing properties; is invaluable in all en-
feebled conditions, whether the result Of
exhaustion, nervous prostratioD. OverwOrk
or acute disease; particularly if resulting
from pulmonary complaints. CAsWELL
HAZARD & Co., Proprietors, New York
Sold by druggists. W
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-07
new HOPE FOR The AFFLICTED

The liver has been not inappFoprietey termed
the 'thousekeeper'' of health. 1t is the largest
gland in the system and performs the important
function of extracting from the blood impurities,
that If allowed TO remain, would seriously impair
the healthy functions of the machinery of life.
The kidneys also perform NEST important func-
ton in taking the blood urea and other poisonous
principles and excreting them from the system
When N health, therefore, the liver and kidneys
preside over the life-functioDs of the system and
their condition determines to very great extent,
she condition Of the system at large. For, when
crippled or impaired, SO to fail in performing
their proper functions, poisonous matters accumu-
late in the blood that weaken and derange ali vital
processes.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-07
TWENTY YEARS A sUFFERER-cuRED,

Dr. r. Y. PIERCE: Dear Sir-Twenty years ago
was sbipwrecked on the Atlantic Ocean and inc
cold and exposure caused large abscess to form
on each leg which kept continually dischsrgine
was attended by doctors in Liverpool, Have.
New Orleans, New York, and at the Hospital on
staten Island (where the doctors wanted to take
one leg on Finally, after spending
hundreds of dollars. j was persuaded
to try Golden Medical Discovery" and now
IN less than three months after taking the
hrst bottle am TT ankful to say / am completely
cured, and for the first time In ten years can mi
my left heel to the ground. am at home nearly
every evening and shall be glad to satisfy any ner
son OF the truth OF this information am. sir.
yours respectfully, WILLIAM Rynpp
81 Jefferson Street Rnffaln \ Y