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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-12
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE
Certificate of "a Prominent Citizen
of Adrian, Mich, who had not
Walked without Clutches for
two years. He threw them away
in "a Hours after the first ap-
DlicatiOn of Wizard Oil.

DR.. HAMLIN:-When 1 met your agent
here, in September, had been two years suf-
fering severelywith Rheumatism, half of that
time confined to the house, and three months
at time to my bed. The balance of the
time was compelled to crawl around upon
crutches. l used medicines without number.
including a large quantity of morphine, all of
which proved worse than useless. AS to what
suffered, the English language cannot" tell
it to any one who has not tried it's realities
The first application of Wizard Oil gave
me relief in fifteen minutes, and dispelled my
doubts in twenty-four hours. l used bottle
day for ten days. The next morning after
the use of the first bottle,
left my Clutches at home and
walked down town without them
for the first time in two years.
Since thenI have not used them, and can now
split a cord of wood as quick as any man in
Adrian. Some of my friends at first thought
such sudden cure would kill me, but wanted
a change, though it should be death.
That all who read this may know how I
using Wizard Oil, 1 could reach around my
leg above the knee with one hand.
L was reduced 20 a nero skele-
ton, and most of the time
when L moved upon
crutches, or tried to stand
without them, L could not raise
either foot from the floor.
l used fifteen bottles in all, but have not used
any for two months. l now feel as well as
ever did in my life, and have gained thirty-fve
pounds in flesh. But must tell YOU it seems
almost like dream. You can refer to me as
often as you wish, and hundreds of the citi-
Gems of Adrian will testify to the truth of
my statements.
JOHN ". FAIRBANKS, Adrian, Mich.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-12
MEDICAL.
JUDGE NOT
mr. McAFEEE,

,,sst experience with travelling quacks, but coE
suit the located Physician, the cele-
brated Specialist,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-12


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The New York herald., 1879-11-16
u OYNTON 4 CO.,
23l 9Th sv.. 18th; Paris House, 10 Ruo do Ia Paix.
&C. I 900 A K X ssssu
Sc $$ 4 4 EEtE!F sss'
: &C 9 t E11. 9 90 3 ( ~ / * 3 sss .

We wish from oil ladies who have
not been to our establishment and examined our fine
Sacques Dolmsns Fur Lined Circulars. Fur Lined Dol
mans listers and Suits. To those who will be SO kind
this favor by examining Goods will return
the compliment by Offering fine Garments Of sl styles At
bargains show by before and which
3 less than inferior sold for else
where.
1000 ali wool saeques trimmed neatly with silk, fringe
and velvet, 81 30: value $li.
Sacques fine all WOOL caboratey trimmed with deep
fringe silk $l 80: examine and you will be con-
viced they worth $40.
100 all wool Dolmans - they ade and trimmed
handsomely; good value ut &l3 so
Ask o $13 81 fine Dolmans, made aud trimmed
beautifully: value 500 AS extra fine Domans Sd So,
So $40 $50: positively much under real value Fur lined
silk Donans 60 $40 Is $72 all lined with dark fur
and trimmed with fur Our $9s fur lined Domans. the
that be for $50 in New York Fur lined
Circulars $27 800 S4o $40 $75 $iOO great bargains
Ulsters So 90: worth Sc. Usters, 81 -, ST., SIS.
We determined to soil every Suit house; s.
Suits worth So $l2: Suits worth $2 $5 Suits worth
$s xJ Suits worth $45 silk Suits SIS. So $40 $50 hs
price. -
Ladies' will please remember the only large manu-
facturers who sell garment price 500 whole
SALE One entire building for Suits and Coaks
BOYNTON 4 CO.,
Suit and Cloak Manufacturers.
Wholesale and retail,
231 9Th sv.. 18th Paris House, 10 Rue do Ia Paix.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
DRY GOODS.

CPECIAL BARGAINS
klSZRY CLEARING OUT sToCK
KlNZEY. TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS.
KiSZEY Felt Hats new shapes SOC.
kINHEi Lots OF Hats. closing Qua 2oc.
kTszEy Especial barssins "a. IL. in Fe-hers ss
ktNzEY. Closing out ostrich and fancy Feathers.
kIAzEy. Lots of gros grain and fancy Ribbons,
kinney. Bargains in laco and silk Tios.
kinney. Closing American gros grain Silks olc yard
klNZEY. Fancy and plain satins. 3lc yard.
KtszEY FANCY gassa sns v.sstssa: lss ysrs
kinney $4,000 wards rich silk Frinyes
kINZEY. Grass Chenille Jet Marabout
KiNzEY and silk Twist, from loc- 30 so yard.
KINNEY Lots of Gimps and Galloons, &c. yard up
KNaEv. Jet and silk Ornaments closing.
KINzEY. Large lot black silk Laces Sc to 75c yard
KINzEY Large lot q Torehon Lacss, e. to SOC.
kikaEY. Large lot of Duchess Laces, l0c. to Ssc.
kISzEY. 500 dozen fancy and plain Liuen Collars &C.
kINZEY. 75U dozen linen embroidered Sets, loc
kinney. 1000 dozen Gents Handkerchief &c. to 75c
kiAzEY $500 dozen LADIES' Handkcchefs Sc TO 81 rs.
kINZEY. 400 dozen Misses aud Boys do &c. 25c.
kIAzEY. 200 dozen silk handkerchief l5c. to 81.
kinney Closing out Linen Napkins and Towels.
ktNzEY. Closing out Curtain Laces anu Drapery
kIMzEY. Lot 6ne Muslin Chemise. 25c to o5c.
KSzE9 Il. Lot sls aas sas,n ss ss to
kiNzEY. Lot fnc Torchon trimmed do, sec
kinney. Lot Canton Flannel Drawers, DC
kinney. Lot Gents, and Ladies' Merinos. 39c.
kinney. Lot fine Felt Skirts, very low.
kinney. Lot hand knit Woollen Goods
KINZEY Cor.et-2sO dozen French woven,
kINZEY. hand msde and embroidered, 3sc up.
KINZhY $4,000 fine imported Shetland
kinney Shaws with ball fringe in
kinney. every color. at DC each.
KiNzEY o5ooo pairs Kid Gloves, from 2 to II
kinney buttons all shades, 22c. to 81 % pair.
Kinney Lot Misses Cloth and silk Gloves lOc 25c.
kinney. Gents Winter Gloves &c. TO 81 o.
KiNZEY 25 900 pairs English cloth Gloves.
kinney in stitched. plain and embroidered in
kinney. Ladies' Gents. Boys and Misses, 20. pair.
kinney 500 dozen Ladies' Misses ana Gents
kinney English Hosiery, from l5c. to 81 IS pair.
kinney 1900 dozen silk jet, pearl ivory crochet,
kinney steel nd inlaid Buttons, &C. and 10c dozen.
kinney. 500 dozen English garnet Pins. Eardrops,
kinney. Lockets ana iniaid Brooches at lOc each.
Kinney JAPANESE DEPARTMENT.
kinney.
kinney. Knbroideries. Screens, Pictures Crockery.
kINZEY Plaques. Boxes Trays, Tea Sots, Desks,
kinney. Tables, Brackets, Cabinets. Vases, Toys,
kinney Tea Sets curious opening): $50 cases new
kinney Japanese foods this week entire.
ktSzkY kiSzkY Half Of second '''F japanese Goods.
kinney Ciark's 2nO-yard Cotton, Sc. spool; looyard
kinney machine Silks. Sc. spool: sewing Cotton. 4e
Kinney. dozen spools: Hooks and Eyes. 1c each al
kinney Skirt Braids, Sc peceS t~ied Tapes ic;
kinney. English Hair Pins, lc gold eyed Needos. &C.
kiNZEY Paper; Dsrning Cotton ic
kinney. Baskets Bags Scissors and Fancy Goods
KiNzEY WILLIAM kinney,
KiNzEY PAL, 243 AND 245 SIXTH Av.,
Kinney 18TH AND 10TH SITS.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

COIHuFe, mode, OF tho btyIe.
1t Is the and will positively remain dressed
and is well adapted for low high coiffurc.
Having supplied thou sands Of ladies with this most
beautiful Couture receive nothing but praises Also the
Coquet the Frpon. Pompadour Coquct. Coguet Fripon
the Long Branch scoon AL long hair ChsteIaine Braids
First class Thestrical Wigs. large stock OF Gray
Hair Fine French Identifying Cosmetics for brunette
and blond compile xions. Articles recommended FOR the
hair by II. GUfLMARD for restoring gray Hair. Eau
Merveileuse and Eau De Quinne Hair Tonic lair Orna-
VI description in jet silver gilt and tortoise
shell goods.
opposite wallack's Theatre.
Nosice three figures the window.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
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81 WEST 14TH ST.. NEW YORK.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
POSITIVELY RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
INVISIBLE FRONTS, including our latest European
novelties for young and old improving the looks VI sl
ladies instantly from 75c upward Como and before
PURCHASING elsewhere.
swITCHEs--Finest quality. all long hair from So up
ward.
CURLs warranted naturally curly all long hair in all
shades. from 5Uc. upward
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALITY.
Finest assortment OF gray Hair in the country. All
shades can be properly matched at reasonable prices
Combings made up by our new method handsomer and
cheaper than by any other house
Advice given bv FRENCH ARTIST how TO arrange the
hair most becomingly free of charge
Also q full assortment of
BEAUTIFYING COSMETICS
hand. EUGENIE'S SECRET OF BEAUTY, warranted
to be harmless speciality, 81 per box. AURORA tor
making hair golden blonde 81 25 per bottle Un
rivslled VEGETABLE FACE and LIP ROUGE. 81 50 and
81 per bottle Unequalled HAIR RESTURER, 81 per bot
tie, &c
Ladies having undesirable shade of hair have 1t
transformed desired shade in few minutes with
out injury to the hair. : -
tanning producing the lovencss of youth warranted to
be harmless Competent artists to attend ladies free Of
charge.
exquisite and grand assortment of REAL TORTOISE
SHELL GOODS by Italian, French American artists
below manu facturers' prices.
Send for illustrated catalogue How To Be Beau
tifu" free of charge
L. SHAW. 81 West I4th St, near 9th
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

BAuMANN BROTHERS.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
DEALERS an N CARPETS,
NO. 81 WEST i4TH ST.
NO. 81 wEKsTD wEsT 18TH ST.
NOVELTIES AND DESIGNS
NOW OPENING DAILY FOR rHR
II kuCs. gSasITSsE N1Ts xsb HsB BnSasEE5 SasEFEs'
JUST RECEIVED LARGE INVOICE OF
TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS.
AT PRICES THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
ONE PRICE TO ALI.
BAUxANN BROTHERS,. 81 WEST i4rH ST.
A -A-v. X. STEVENSON JR-. AucrIoNEER.
~ GRAND AUCTION MLEu
Of an immense selection of the very
embracing the best KINDS OF S articles Tor strictly ,r''
oaress airroTs Paeior s%apII.s Library
s Ss Sas black
made BY Messrs. Narcotic
inc ABOVE, snsrs Ie"H Contents @ Of country mansion
ali ss 70 Sss ssssai
wAsHsdI6S fGsGt sf.sc On PssH1;s PTEbsHsDAr NEXT
- lerH INST.
Catalorues Ac at Auctioneer's Offices, Pine IS East
18th 6si sth all eonnccted by speei. teephone
A -BA RGArNs IN FURNITURE.
a. selling out, Selling out
1t
BoHDE BROS.
4l4 9th av.. corner 25th ct.
Offering superb stock Of r..lor IL Library Din;
ing Room and Chamber Furnisnra 81 COST Tor tho next ~
| Bargains. Selling out
A ARTISTIC HOME FURNISHINGS.
GEORGE A. CLARKE, TAT broadway.
| Pine Parlor. Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture. Carpets, Upholstery. 10
The newest and best goods In the
at popular prices.
| CASH OR SPECIAL CREDIT
Houses and French flats furnished ON
liberal terms.
AT PRIVATE .sALE-A LARGE LOT OF ELEGANT
Frcnsh Plato Mirrors rich satin Sroeade rsr,or suits
ssc5; sss Bsis'.bras' fsior Desks cars.ss: coeis
Rooms. RsS%a. sos Broadwsy. '"' - -'''
Al WILLIAM Il l. LEE, ZEE, ,.,, :,
| lx
| testsbiisncd 1920.
oers large stock of we'll made Furniture aud Bedding
at prices Buyers will do well to call examine the
abovc before purchasing elsewhere.
| A WANTED TO RENT OR BUY. SMALL QUANTITY
IA hand-ome Furnuro first class board table board OF
cash. sS7 9th
| A PARLoR SUIT, IN GOOD ORDER. FOR sALH OR
| n exchange for gold Watch \. b.. 226 Spring ~
A pvANcEs MADE ON oAgphTs AND HOUSEHOLD
| hFurnturc Of every description, Pianos. &c; same
|
| A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or NEW AND SECOND
| N hand black walnut bedroom Furniture, six Parioi
Suits Lounges. Bullets. Hall Racks Wnrdrooe sono new
| hair Mattresses cheap for cash or special credit 49,
| STRArrONS Auction Warcrooins, ~ East 18th.
| A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL in LOTS Ei.E
igant Household Furntnre at sacrilcc; satin parlo'
SUITS $40, for $40 $12J silk Suits 90, ooo
STtINWAY PIANOFORrE, $40
Bronses, Paintings. Quecn Anne aud Eastake bedroom
Scts SO x75 French Bureaus 41poupd hair Mattresses
g. -; Suit. k2D Library and Dining Furniture
Carpets 25c yard. Gall to-day Monday private resi-
dence No n West 18th st, between 9th and 9Th avs
| DANKRUPT sT0CK.-ALL KINDS FURNITURE
DLooking GLASSES Bedding, selling at half price. ~
| Canal, opposite Esris's Hotel.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

NERVOUS DEBILITY. wEAKNkss. ~. NO NAL
IN Ter how can s.d positively gsFsd W ALLENs nkAiA
IOvu 81 eli dfagslsss send Tor eirsalsr
AkLkN sls iss e.. Nsv xssk
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

Monday. November ~. by order fulisn Bruthers Sts
Wet Tsth st.. lots CoshinH
tuesday. Nsvcmber ~. Nv order X simpscn Co. iso
Bo~.ry iots wssche. aud Jo~sr,. Ae. pledged pre-
xisas 10 October 1~1S
"Wednesday. November H. BY order ID Lsvery. ot2 vth
sv.. stp tots Clothing.
iarrd.y xesembr 81 by order IIear, NcAissssa. 100
sth as ', lots Clothing. Carpets, Ac.. Ae.
Frid.y November "a W order a. trss ~ Nose ~. 30
lots Clothing.
, 1879-03-30

Books are now open for subscription for ono
shares to be issuedn Arr Thc as
rroyed TO the saest and most prohtape WY Seloe
yiscd for the accumulation Ut surplus earnthgs'
, 1879-03-30
LEONARD SWIFT.

FYY" Ia "
,1. c1,att than srol, az follows:
~" ~ n."".,. s .>-1, c-rrI rx.rx. Ev-rv ons
~ 49, 1a.+ pr.s,denti,1 election tn have
.,;.;o,r a;eorocc Whatever donbts nav
~ ps~a ..artn;nod p az tn the title of President
T.,.as whotev,r may he thought as to the pEo-
-',.o - ao,,ntjnr ont the hn11dozed nrecincts
p.11, - ,.,e;e.a or vhatever NAV h6 said Of tha
o;nhsr ;1isn,tches. I have never heard any oue
.r.st;o, hnt that the state of facts presented
aa 49,. d;s1r.cefnl and onqht not to be repeated.
rr.'.aS..o - +harc il anv snhfect unon which
-.ht.t, ,l,t1ood citizens should agree, it should
=. ,,,,on +1,e nrescryatfon and thorough enforce
-,.n+ ~ MI sncb laws as will prevent intimida-
+;oa an1 fr,nds At the polls. and give Us in 1880
- o,,;at and fair election. Our Government is
h,sed nnon the theory OF the choice OF the in
ta1,{oeot majority in references to issues and
nr,ne,n1es nrcs.nted at the polls, and the mo-
pp 1877 force or frand ia substituted for
.nch choice that moment our form Of govern
es ~aa. sns+-.d IT the hest. become. the worst.
Notwtthstandiur ~ these facts and conclusions,
, 1879-03-30

PALMER HOUSE. !
CHICAGO, March is. 1873.
The Tobey Furniture Company, furnished laFEe re
Painer House. which. after ve years use have given
entire satisfaction, and believe that NJ q;ore aa1oe
furniture was ever made. tOllEts f4AaAHA'
, 1879-03-30

A GREAT WALKING MATCH. -
RoPis 81 Wsats ente 5aktsp;
36NANZA stock OF erockery a " cents 9n he d9ar.
T
BONANZA catna. Tea ours and cancers. wth handles.
e!sas 1i:is. ia s!.6ss es9
sS : s;.t Wssn Sssa Ss~, 'sgs gs
ss saks IS dRoaSc
: 5sgp 1eS msF
Ss @ Saa a hs
B0NAXzA x nnee1 porcelain warG imported Our prices
:osS sS.:
BONANzA 1ozea heavy white stockings. regular price
B9SASzA !5S ssx
BUNAXzA .haw, worth $! So st az Lsd!es = a. o..
11S4Xzx a go necss h.ndzoHe 59sa!as: wesfh IS.
s M sas &
sc % e:s a a n p1e
n0NANzA Our nrtce is rer bot5ls loe 81. zoo pccss
S BoSASzA eau eauze Ve.; isc IL sddoa to aeoys
TD irom Easie1n auction sae. bought up
BONANZAfrom houses that had ss'l 70 raise money.
* sdods s,s ,inwafe woEware, IT,. etc., ii
B0NXNzAof which ;cl ay neow regular e. prl;Ss
BONANZA Inca luck towels. g: mems socks pe3
as ms9s sGo2ed M bs
psos4 sot'
;E e ne 11s bsck ks Soxs T.
SSNHSzA s.e, Per dozen q: i:a& psniil: M e
kSSAAzA s!s IS: ;GS "a Sa ssas:
R9SASzAS &C. g. aa @
bqtos @ anf 5, 1pc liz lass a,4 4efxs boi
6c c har aho toa: quart
pSS. SsnS SCI Ill @
yards 5e:a sic q! s5c aqo:T; oa IS;
R9XASzAc to import lac 1as 2ha5ton but; On Ed3 kd
ay Saa So ni pss
4 asa &C., SG S
EGha sffns per s9E aS
boafd a III pha!f
1a Sese: se
BoNANZ sets ne goods 1oS lad,es nsad GoaF b.nG 1G
en- fn Inc 1 s
BSASz fs.nst xedy sassp
B6XANzA and oe sktTt protectors. 19c; 'irt Il t. it;
xe 0ss hS S9 II
Ss w1 Ia oc pa1ns ss 1eF ca?d aSi;
R,s 8S nctsse' so tSim6e 1 :na S ts
E9SASzx aez g: ceil.!sttc. a9e e9oq: = I';tn 5n
BONANZA 4c: agate hutt9n II doz 1o5 &c; HniItnl e. M
bEedsrte' hsndsoas ss5s sHotsb 20 20
RONAEZA tooth powder. 1oc; tea and conee pots: 5G
kitchen snoonsh Sc %9~ 1Sske ~ stpe
HONANZA PER botsle,. &C: wooden pals. }oS; woxi
B0NASZA boards. l6c; stove: brushes, doc; E9o m
EHNANZA spring balances. loc; large Wf!ns: 10G Q;
BONANZA horse brushes, 1oc: good 1rootEe. ioc; su
RONANZA ycr-plated castors, 81; 6.auart nlk-pans
RON ANA loc: 2.auart pals, 1Qc.
B:)EANYA Goods sent c. o. D. anywhere upon re
RnSAVZA CENT Of 10 per cent; of the amount. IN
n0NANZA money refunded If tsoods are not satistac
BoSANzA'BEGKER d BERLIN, l.:
BONANZA 197 and 1g9 ov-o,, e,-
BONANZA MEoI MAoAoV1s'o 'oA' .
, 1879-03-30
Republican Stock Quoted
Far Above Par.
Grand Turnout at the Farweu
Hall Mass-Meeting.
Stirring Speeches by Leonard
Swett and Emery A.
St0rrs.
A Comparison Of Republican and
Democratic Municipal
Government.
The Purity Of the Principles Of
the Democracy as a
Bribe.
Those Election Laws which the
Brigadiers Are Seeking
to Repeal.
Wright Nominated by a ConVen-
ton OF Working
men.
A Democratic Mob Make an Effort to
Break Up the Meeting.
| Wrangles ut Democratic Headquarters
List Of the Candidates.
Well-Attanded Republican Meetings--Per-
formanoes at Turner-HaL
| MASS SS-MEET1NG.
4 Democratic Mob Make an Effort to
Break Up the Meeting.
Wrangles ut Democratic Headquarters
List Of the Candidates.
Well-Attended Republican Meetings--Per-
formanoes at Turner-Hall.


GRAND TURNOUT
FARWELL HALL JAMMED-
Anv one who had casually dropped into Far
well Hall last evening would have come to tho
conclusion that the Republican party IN the City
of Chicago was never less dead or sleeping than
it is at present, or more Wide-nwake and conf
dent Of the victory that lies within its grasp.
In numbers, in intelligence, in the array OF ora
torical talent presented, In enthusiasm, and, IN
short, in everything that goes to make up sue
cessful 1uass-mcctins, it was ahead Of ANYTHING
OF the kind during the present campaign
Among the prominent people on the platform
we're Leonard SWEET, Emery a. storrs, Elliott
Anthony, A. 81. Jones, Charles H. Reed, kich-
md S. Tuthil1, E. +. Allen, Col. Abner Taylor,
Willinm E. Mason, R. " D3bal1, Willard Wood
ard, and others.
The meeting was called to order shortly after
o'clock by Elliott Anthony, who briefly an
nounced that the first speaker of the evening
would be the next Mayor OF Chicago
i. n. WRIGHT"
whom he had the pleasure of introducing.
Mr.. Wright vas received with enthusiasm,
and nluurcd at once and briefly into the main
nonts OF the local situation. It had been asked,
With good reason, he said, why there was de-
sire to turn over this City Government to
Democratic Administration New York had
had its experience with Democratic Administrn-
tions.-an experience more costly to her than
the fire was to Chicago. Did the latter city wish
to follow in the footsteps Of New York: it
was one of the greatest glorles OF the late
Renublcau Administration hero that taxation
had been kept within the constitutional limit,
and the city has prospered. The advent OF
Democracy meant recurrence Of the old Col
1-o ra0ime of heavy taxation, Tor no man, now
, 1879-03-30

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
GEO. u. BARRETT, President; JAMES C:Al1hhet:' Lh
vfce President; j. j. p. UiELL TTcasur6f: CdAs'
G. FRENCH. Secretary: HENli Y; FKEEMAM1e;;, Me;,Tf. -!
to1nry; WM. AIKEN: J: ". RICHARDS, j. - WILL E
HOUSE, HY. u. MAXWELL.
, 1879-03-30

TIME TELLS!

"I bought an Easy Chair Of you flF-
TEEN YEARS ago, and hare used it ever
since without REPAIRS" Eight years
ago bought a Rocker from concern
that claimed to sell 20 per cent less than
your house, and in FOUR months Uas
Obliged to send it to yonr store to be made
over: hare used it ever since without re-
pairing."'
The above rcmarks samples q! hundreds CT otnefs'
were recently made TO = member OF
, 1879-03-30
FOR SALE.

Fst rs.id:nse TtR !St 80 Or 80 vs.
fI9n @ ~ ~ ~ nwn use has every convenience and IN
GOOD order This te secof darea
home in the choicest part Of tne MOTH s4oe' 0*e
r 81 tribune otdct.
, 1879-03-30
FREMONT HOUSE.
CHICAGO, March 20, 1879. )

FREMONT HOUSE.
CnIcAGo. March 90 1917
THE T0BEY FURNITURE CO.:
ExxHKxEy: Replyipg 70 inquiries about the furnl-
ture matie by your Company for the sherman House
'before and the new Sherman Housc ana ns. Ernmo
continental and United States Hotels, Phtladeph1a,
amounting ia all nearly $50 COO In over
tn saY that 1t gave greatest satsfnctfon ano
demonstrated We right IN gtynE rou the prefs1
ence over other manufacturers who exhibited sapes
NJ tie same time in competition for the several orders
the furniture IL 5ns 5a1d aG
pcory as possible In The Dclnyan at Albany ana re
Palace and Baldwin. San Francisco tells al tnnt can oe
siblc Compliment can only add that in my seventeen
ycsrs ust and wenr Of your Eoof. have found toeu'
n cn1noarson with other WORK durable aud eco-
nomca Your OUTFIT IN The Grad rasn6
did not require outlay Of $loo to keep 1t III pcr1ec
CONDITION. Fc'S 'j9 Joh 4. RICE, late Gage & Rice.
, 1879-03-30

His entire stock, regardless
of cost or v0Lese. the reason be-
ing that on MONDAI. Apri1
7, he occupies the elegant
buildings Nos. 1879 and 1874
,State-st.. avhc,e aUi{z be dis
plGyed the qateerest, greatest,
and most aco,ade'7,tl Ut1'icty OF
Oddities, Novelties, and Ctt''t-
osit6es evc1' sh02U3a to q bar
goi1s- -lovi'eg public. For fit''-
ther particulars see meat S,t1l-
day's papers. Until Thurs
day Of this aUee: you can bag
a,aythi1,g IN oat'' present stock
at yo,.a' oeU,e price--2 spoots Of
thread for 1c, 2 papers Of pins
for 1c, u paper OF needles for
1c. JeeUel'y, Fancy Goods,
&C., at prices Just as toao az
proportion, for cue don't aUn1et
to 3n0Ue them.
, 1879-03-30
'IHE 'IOBEY
FURIE'['UREC0.

The &c scraze'' for cheap Furniture. re-
gardless Of quality, which has ragged 50
fearfully Of late, is dying out. The tide
has turned; people are tired Of sending
their Furniture to the repair shop every
feU weeks. This Company maintains its
ORIGINAL STANDARD as to quality Of
work. and With increased facilities for
manufacturing, is daily adding to its stock
new goods from tile choicest designs, anu
furnishing to order Private Dwellings,
Hotels, Public Buildings, Offices, &C., &c.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29

window. The second night was worse
than the first. The whizzing OF rihe
halls and the "thud" Of the lead as 1t
struck the logs of the house attracted no
attention from US. But Haley's men
peered anxiously ont into the darkness
70 watch for fire, as all day long the red
furies had boasted that this was our last
night on earth; that we would be burnt
out before morning. The third day the
indians ran out of robes. Then they
offered to trade horses, rifles, blankets,
anv and every thing they had. Here
Haley's good sense showed itself The
trade closed. Thea the Piegan camp
sobered off. Their dead were hauled to
a lodge and deposited. My excellent
friend, Bull-Back- Fat, was killed after
ward in Just such a "spree" as this
He, the Blood war chief, was shot by a
couple of Piegans. Supposed by his
followers to bear a charmed life, he was
not proof against balls from Sharp'S
rifle.
The day after the SOLDERING process
was completed the entire camp OF Ple-
gans left for the mountains to get lodge
9oles. Giving them days start to-
wards the foot hills, Warner and left
early the next morning for the Rocky
Springs, on our way to Sun River oIa'
ton in Montana. -NeV York o"a'
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29

1t is curious fact that the least
maritime of the more important Euro
pean countries should possess the great
esJ port on the Continent, equally I'M
portant in a military and commercla
sense. According to the statistics re
Gently compiled by Col. Weaver, Unite
States Consul at Antwerp, the MARTIN
movements Of that port are inferior o.
" to those of London ard LiverpoG
Next in Importance come successive
Marseilles, Hamburg, Havre, Hull, All
sterdam, Bremen, So uthampton, DO
deaux, and Glasgow.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29

Mrs. Ponsonby de Tomkyns writes: !:
"My dear Mrs. Talbot Browne, we are
so dreadfully distressed; but horrid
previous engagement prevents us from
accepting your quite too delightful In
vitation to dinner on the" Viva
voce.) "Ponsonby." "Yes, my love-
"What day was it Talbot Brownies
people asked us for?" " The fifteenth,
nv love- "This month, or next?"
p" Next month, my love-" (Writes.)
/" Fifteenth of next month. can't tell
you how wretched we both are in con-
sequence; and with our kindeSt regards
to you both"